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National Republican., 1878-05-24
The Legislative Appropriation Bill.

The Senate Committee on appropriations
yesterday reported the legislative, executive
aud judicial appropriation bill. The commit
tee has restored the present classification and
pay of clerks, messengers, and watchmen in
executive departments; tho pay of tho Capitol
police force iIon II ,OOO TO 81 100; of mcssen,
gers on the soldiers roll under the DoorkeepeI
Of the House, from $1,000 to 81 200; of clerks
Of the House and Senate committees from 81
to 50 por diem. Offices of the Fourth aud
Fifth Auditors, which the House consolidated
withthe Second and First Auditors, respective
ly. are also re.rstablishcd. Committee agree,
with House in cutting down pay Of members
of Territorial Legislatures but restores present
number Of members.
National Republican., 1878-05-24

JnpsrinL-Ai raj am R.ch. Ir, Maine: Thos y Shlos.
ser and family, Detroit, Mich; 5 W laScre% New
York; Clifford Buckley, Riverside. New York; + W
Pierce Philadelphia
lIeiTOyD'Rd- SC T. Henson, Chicagu G = IlOlVck,
Baltimore. Md F0rsy th Richmond, Va: W NJ
TpmpIetOn, New York. ] saunders. Philadelphia; B
White New Jersey; G Jnnney. Richmond; w. II A
Osmrr, New York; IL & say Sew York Il I Bent.
ry BALTIMORE Md; Il Il Roberts, baltimore Md; u @
LEACH. Boston, Mass W Herry, New York; II Nc
Emesy, city,
New York: Hon u Collins, PhllmclphlM A
hu{Shury New x"rk'; LINK Gray NrM S hGrEi WhiP =
liury and wife. san frnci,cG y Christian, Nsw
York: 4 FegheusOn, England. l. " Jnnney, Mimi W
j. CrIlhcrt, RirlmDnd Va u W Bartlett, IstOn
Mass. d Kupgps richmond NE A 4 whitney and
wife. New York; Miss l. Buckl5y, lhilnlirlphiR j
W Nycr, Conn; o lintchns and lady, Now York
J l. "a obs, New York.
National Republican., 1878-05-24
The benefit ut the CumiYue.

The benefit rendered Mr,srs. Budd and
ONcil tomorrow evening at the Theatre
CUmiquc promises to be II bumper, uo a large
number of tickets have been sold. The bill
presented will he first class Us artists from
Philadelphia, baltimore, aud other cities have
sipuiiied their intention OF doing the right
thing for the bcnciciurics. A feature Of the
performance will bcu Sparring contest between
Two well-known heavy weights for II silver
goblet, valued at SO There should be large
turnout of the friends OF Jake" and denny
ms thoy have both been uutiring in their efforts
to give good shows.
National Republican., 1878-05-24


The Eagle will play the Wavcrly, Of Balti
more, this afternoon, at halipast four o'clock,
at Eagle Park. The Wavcry is the best club
in Baltimore, and the contest should be libcr-
ally patronizcd. Tho Blues" think that
they can do better than they did yesterday, AS
they were not in good trim.
The celebrated New Haven Club will arrive
here Tomorrow for the purpose of playing the
National game. The Reds" are in fine trim,
and intend to make the visitors work hard 10
win u ball from them. Game will be called
promptly at four o'clock. Pools on the game
will he sold at Scaton Hall this evening, COM
mencing at eight O'Clock.
The New Bedford will tackle the Reds
Monday and Thursday of next week
GAMES ELSEWHERE YESTERDAY.
AuDURN, y. Y.-Crickcts IL; Auburn, ..
CHICAGO CincinnatiS, :; Chicagos, 3.
MILWAUKEE, Wfs.-lndianapol:s, .; Mil
waukccs, >.
SPRISGFIELD, MNss.-Springfelds o; Cti'
cas- The utcas threw up the game In tenth
inning because of unsatisfactory decision OF
the umpire when the score stood , to2.
Bostou-lIarvards. 2; Manchcsters, o.
Worcester, Mass.-LOwclls, 1 Worcesters, J.
Rochester, n. Y.-ROchesters, I; ALLIE
gheuies, 3.
National Republican., 1878-05-24
T;eM Car stables,

The new car stable of the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company, situated at
the head of Fourteenth street, will be COM
potcd aud ready to open about tho lst OF
June. 1t is ono of the most complete and
finely finished stables in the city. 1t has two
stories, with n slopimg roof, and contains all tho
modern convcnicncUs, among which is a sick
room for horses and an elevator on which
tho cars can run up to tho second story, where
they are to be kept
National Republican., 1878-05-24
The Analostan Crew.

Tho four selected to represent the Analos!
tan club in the contest with the undinc Club,
of Baltimore, left Washington yesterday morn
ing for Baltimore. During their stay in that
city they will be quartered at Acton's, which
is sit uatcd near the Sc, ne of the approaching
race. The crew consists OF White. stroke;
Campbell, 3; Page, ,, and Burlcttc, bow. They
will make good use of the time between now
and next Tuesday in practicimg over the
course selected for the race.
National Republican., 1878-05-24
The rrnining-schooI for Nurses.

meeting Of ladies and gentlemen interested
in forminga training school for nurses WAS
held at the rooms Of the Labor Exchange last
evening. DR.. AutScll presided, and after II
short address, introduced DIR. =. r. Kcane, who
dcived an interesting lecture on hygiene. 1t
Is intended to have Il regular course OF lectures
for the benefit Of the pupils who have sig"iiied
their intention to aid in this noble work.
Among those present last evening were Mrs.
lIitz Mrs iIoratio king, Mrs W, B Smell,
Mrs. Ann Gungcwer, and Drs. Cox, Elliott,
Johnson and Mr.. Gangrwcr.
National Republican., 1878-05-24
A Shit on "a Bond,

District Attorney Wells has, in the name Of
the United States, rutored suit against Walter
:. Cox, Thomas c. Cox. W. H. Phillips and X.
>. Cox, on their bond Of Sl5D0OJ as executors
Of John A. Smith 1t was agreed that If tho
defendants faithfully discharged their duties
Us executors the obligation should be- void, but
it /, alleged that they failed to do so in not
paying to tho United States SEQ due by John
\. Smith on account Of barracks aud quarters
which was due the Government at the time Of
his death,
National Republican., 1878-05-24
Governments SALES.
GOVFKNMENT SALE.

JEFFENsOSYILLE. ISp, April 80 1873.
VIII be sold ut the JriiersUmylllu Depot Of the Quar-
tcrmusters Department. on WEDNESDAY, May 20,
1873 At ten O'clock under the direction Of LrIi-
tennnl,COlUncl James A, tkin Depot QunTtermastor,
lot of QuArtpTmnster's Stores. Clothing. EmlpRgr,
and Material consisting Of No feet Hose 3D feet Belt
Ing, y, pounds Castings, 1900 pounds Scrnp Iron Ger
tain Harness ana Harness parts, certain wagon beds
and Wagon parts, Washing Mmhinrs, Mungle, II
Battery iOrgeS certain assorted Tools, 100 BusaCks,
GQO Camp Kettles 20 Drums, 40 Shelter Tents, 1909
Tent Pins, certain Flags Hg yards Sicsn, 5W0 gross
Buttons 700 yards White flnnnG 20 TENTS, 2D1u
pounds Cotton, Linen, and Flannel Cuttings, 2,GoO
pounds lOps Cuttings, and many other miscellaneous
articles.
Terms cash, In United States funds.
The property can be- examined ut any time before
tho day Of sale between the hours OF nine O'Clock A.
m. and three O'Clock p. m. Property,to he removed
NJ expense oTpurchaser vi hin hye days iTnn iTn date
Of sale. ADDISON BARRETT
ap2J6t Captain and NJ. >, X.
National Republican., 1878-05-24
HeArings InsipnneIl.

Yesterday was set apart for the hearings of
motions for new trials in the case of Samuel
A. Pugh, convicted of violation of the pension
law; Nicholas johnson, rape; Frank wash
ington. assault and battery with intent to
kill, and John Buchanan, keeping COW yard
within the city limits, but Justice Wylie be-
ing engaged in the General Term the hearings
wont over until tO.mOrrOW.
National Republican., 1878-05-24
Elra this Morning,

The alarm of fire from box 2S, shortly after
two o'clock this morning, was caused by the
burning of c. c. McKennys grocery store,
corner of Seventh and Pomcroy streets, in the
county.
There We're a large number of cartridges in
the store, and their explosion caused u very
lively time, although no one was injured The
building was one-story brick, and recently
erected. 1t aud its contents were entirely
consumed. Loss about 81, 800
National Republican., 1878-05-24
Real Estate Transfers,

Thomas W. Smith to Michael Brooke, for
$50, lots IL and Is, subdivision Prospect.
Henry Birch to William Fletcher for 80, 722 81,
Kcngla to II. J. Penrod for $2,3O0, lot II,
square III. W. II. OVERLY to r, II. Rislcr, for
$iS0. sub.lot Is. square Si7. A. NJ. Daniels to
X. J. Barton, Tor -, 900. lot 4. square 3O6.
National Republican., 1878-05-24
DoubIe-Toam Race at Brightwood.

The double-team race at Brightwooi yes.
terday was unusually exciting. The crowd
was of good size, and betting was lively.
Messrs. Hess, Ghcen, and Connolly acted as
judges. The teams entered were Tom Fields
and Potomac Maid, Jersey Boy and Washing
ton, jr Ned Buckley aud Lady Morrill,. The
first heat was well contested, and was won by
Jersey Boy and Washington, jr. Time, 3'05
The second, third. and fourth beats and race
were won by Buckley and Lady Morrill,
Time, 3:02, $50, and 2:5G. The first
start was failure. as Jersey Boy and
Washington, ir.. made terrific break at the
outset, throwing their driver, TObc Sandcrson,
to the ground, injuring him quite severely
about tho head and shoulders, and making a
complete wreck of the buggy. They contin-
ucd on their mad way, no one daring to inter.
copt them, and did not come to u stand stil
until they had four times made the circuit OF
the track. They were again got into starting
order, and succeeded in Outstripping tn ,r op
pOnents in the first heat. At its conclusion
Washington, jr became lame and was with
drawn. The accident delayed tho race abo;.
half an hour II was the universal opinion
, that the race between Jersey Boy and Wash
/ ington, jr WAS the most exciting ever wit
messed.
/ The even. for to-day Is the trot, free to al
PAGERS. Some Of the best PAGERS in tho Distric
are entered.
National Republican., 1878-05-24

New Advertisements.
wantod-Sewimg.
Base.ball-Ncw Haven VS.. National.
overwhelmingly vs. Eagle club.
Houses for sale on Nurrow-t;augc Railroad.
For rcnt-CuttagC In Mount Pleasant village.
Eison's speaking PhonogrRph-Tallmadgc Hall.
Close Of National Theatre balcmCC Of present
week reOrcning OIL Monday. May -.
Trustee sale Of valuable building lots on Four.
teenth street. between street and Rhode Island
avenue.
National Republican., 1878-05-24
SPORTING MATTERS.
Events that Occurred In the District
Yesterday.

An Exciting Doubie-Team Race at Bright.
wood-Thc New Bedford Nine Defeat the
Eagie-Intcresting Games Prom
ised for To-day and Tomorrow
Departure of the Analos-
tan Crow for Baltimore.
National Republican., 1878-05-24
New Styles In Low Cut Shoes,
nt II. L. slrasburgcr's, ;DJ.3OS Seventh street.
Permits to Marry


The clerk Of the court has issued marriage
licenses TO the following applicants:
Robert Harris and Nancy Gaskns.
John Mullen and Matilda Washington.
W. l.. Skinner. Of Occaquam, Va, and Susan
NJ. Cherry, of California.
l.. G. Parham, of this city, and Agnes Il
Casassa, of Philadelphia, Pa.
William j.. Padgctt of Philadelphia, Pa,
and Sadie &. Sweeney, of Prince Georges
County, Nd.
National Republican., 1878-05-24

Senate Committee on Transportation Routes
to Scaboard yesterday heard further state.
mcnts by Captain Eads and by Engineers
Barnard and Wright, in respect to the bill pro-
viding for change in payments to Eads on ac-
count OF theNississippi jotties.
National Republican., 1878-05-24
Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.

Don't fail to procure Mrs. WISsLow's SOOTHING
sYRUP for all diseases Of teethlng in children. 1t
relieves the child from pain, cures wind collie,
regulates the bowels and, by giving relief and
health ~ the child, gives rest " the mULhUr.
National Republican., 1878-05-24
Il,thctlc, at Odd teILow., Hnm To.Nlsht

1t affords us great pleasure to call tho at
tention of all lovers of music and literature to
the opportunity for enjoyment afforded them
at Old Fellows Hall this evening. pro-
grammc Of great excellence has been provided
and those who have kindly promised theiI
participation in musical and literary efforts
belong to the most exclusive circles of Wash
iugtom dHcttni. The merits Of the projected
performances, and tho cminently deserving
characters of the boneGcarios in whose inter-
est it will be given command lor the occasion
most sntisiaCtOrY pltrOmage.
National Republican., 1878-05-24
Indications.

For the Middle Atlantic State lower pressure
winds mostly from southeast to southwest warmer,
partly cloudy weather, and rain areas.
National Republican., 1878-05-24
National 4epublitan.
Arrival Of ras.enge. trains.
At BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC DEr.I. SIXTH A
sTREErs

At BALTIMORE AND ONO DEPOT. sew JERSEY AVE
SCE ASD sTRELT.
MorninO Hrninr
S.ib n. Y, Phil & Bus e1 si:b0 Baltimore accom-.
sty. baltimore express. 40. BALTIMORE accom-
40, Western express. 500 y Y. rhll 4 Bo- es
e.O baltimore accom-, S..N Western Mall.
s:5, , red sc., MET. br'CI si:17 baltimore nccCm.
sS., Baltimore ANNAPOLIS -GI Baltimore express
and way, 'I:2n Western express.
RIs, Mariinsburg and la sSOn, Baltimore express
gerStuwn nc. MET br'ch. sells Y, Phil & Hos ~.
el0s0, Baltimore accom-. lU:4j Baltimore accom-.
1i:5n. Baltimore express
sATIiye daily Others Sundays excepted.
Sc For the time OF departure OF trains, see adycr'
bsrmentS elsewhere.
National Republican., 1878-05-24
An Us EM ESIS.
NniInnal Theatre.

This establishment will bc closed during the
remainder of the wcck. in order to prepare for
the production, OH Monday evening next, Of
the great French play entitled "Th" ) 'ldicrs
Trust" in which thcvctoram actor, Mr. George
{. Bomiincc, will appear, with exceptionally
efficient support.
National Republican., 1878-05-24
LOCAL MISCELLIYY.

Interest paid on deposits, Special rates on time
deposits J., II. S4uIER Il Co,
Bankers lil6 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-05-24

TIE long-armcd woman is the present envy
of society. She can wear longer kid glove,
with more buttons.
National Republican., 1878-05-24
BISE- BALL.
The New BEDFORD Eagle Game-Gamcs for
To-Dny and o-Morrow.

The New Bedford met the Eagle yesterday
afternoon and administered severe drubbing
to them, the score being 90 to /. Tho Eagle
were weakened by tho loss of Hessler aud
Reagan, who left them at the last moment,
and Manager Warren" was compelled to
ray two raw" men In their places. The
following summary tells the tale:
National Republican., 1878-05-24
Hnfel Arrivals.

OUH Black Flannel suits great success. Eiscma
Eros. corner seventh and L streets.
National Republican., 1878-05-24
OPTICIAN
J.. y. IINNIRONE,

FORMERLY WITH !. ALEXANDER,
Practical Optclnn Inventor and Patentee OF the Self
Adjusting EyC-Glasscs. Newly established under
National Hote-GO7t. Pennsylvania avenue.
dVJGIl
National Republican., 1878-05-24

HARD times demand economy, practice 1t b!
rcnOvnting your sOilcd gloves with JOUvES's INo
DEROUs KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price % cents pU
bottle
National Republican., 1878-05-24
CITY ITEMS.

No REMEDY in the world ever came into such
universal use, or has so fully won the confidence OF
mankind, ms AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, for the
cure OfCUughs, colds, and consumption.
National Republican., 1878-05-24
FEET..THQUSANDS

OF lhe eNporIenc(d pnhlIc pnlronIle nK WHITES
We,l-kGoEu establishment, OI pJSlc WllnTlS Hotel,
for Tulit from rnh uYui lance of turns, unions lu-
growing aud club NnilS, NnsCI lar E:Crcscmcs. and
VI her complaints VI the lret. Established In WIsh-
mgtOn, ID. C., IN lsGl fo' u pr visit. my9
NJ CTlCE TO MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS.
The steamer ARROW, Captain Frank Honss
head, the only boat allowed to land passengors Al
Mount Vernon Wharf Passengers taking this
steamer (Which Is connected with the Ladies' MOuut
Vernon AssOc ation) avoid riding In ambuanooa
three miles, ns by other lines.
Round trip q, including admission to Mansion and
Grounds
steamer leaves sOventh-str wharf DAILY, (Sunr
day eXcrpted) at ~ u. R and returns about p. ~.
J. MClI, ,IIOLLlNgSWORrH
supt. IRd,s' Mount Vernon Association.
FRANK llOLI.lNGsllEAD: y: str AIr9M; lssu ls,
National Republican., 1878-05-24

WELLS MACHISr-SrREAD STRENGTHENING PLAsT
TKs are still the best known. Their curative pow
crs far suTpuss nil others.
National Republican., 1878-05-24

ARR you bilious. troubled with headache. dizzy
ness, sick stomach, constipation &c? Are you dys-
pcptic, nervous, dull and lanRuid? Aversc to all
eEert0n Is your life miserable? You require II
change Cleanse the system y purify and renew the
hold remedy. 1t will soon relieve you. Sold by all
druggists, 25 cents por package, which makes a
quart Of medicine.
National Republican., 1878-05-24

HouNG pEorLE do pny attention to your teeth
neglect will soon ruin them BE wise i'll time
Clean them daily with THuEsroS's IVORY PEARL
IUOTu POWDER. the most perfect deutrfce known
il will keep them through life in good condition
Vhitv and sUunu. VIII hat'.el. tue gums, sweeIer
he breath, and prevent tOothnchc. Sold by al
druggists. % and so cents per bottle
National Republican., 1878-05-24
New Advertisements.

Amuscments Tonight.
national ChAmpagnc and Oysters.
National Republican., 1878-05-24

Is your hair harsh dry and slim Does 1t refuse
10 curl? Dress II with THOMIsONs PoMADE OPTIME.
An OlcagnOus compound OF singular merit. II
will improve It, Sold by druggists, &c. Price 20
and " cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-05-24
EDUCATIONAL.

SPENC ERlAS BUSINESS CDlIEGE CORNER
- seventh and !. streets -Dpcn day and evening
Bcautlnli halls sons and daughters practically edu
Gated Thorough condensed Instruction and training
In rapid calculations English Language, !eier.vrLt-
ing, NuSintss Penmnnshp, business Forms, Book
me- 9TH. payable on entering. students quarter or
mOn,h begins Vt the time 0fentcrng Evening tuition
" per mouth Circular, giving particulars, sent On
application Artistic pon.wOrk OF every description
executed to order NJ the College.
deSf H. &. SPENCER. Principal.
National Republican., 1878-05-24
TOTAL IMPORTATION
AMPACNB WINES
Basket, or
EfIEga M

INTO THE UNITED STATES FOR A PERIOD
OF ELEVEN YEARs-rRoM 1867 TO 1877;
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-04-13

~ Advertisers residing in the Eastern United States can
for their cards by enclosing Greenbacks or United states
Postage Stamps they wish 20 and their
will inserted above table for the time paid Tor
~ Business Cards, when PREPAfD FoR A YEAR are
allowed discount from these rates. which are Tor transient
advertisements when paid or charged quarterly.
Single copies Of the ADVERTISER Ten Gents when charged
Fifteen Cents by the dozen. one Dollar
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-04-13
EDWARD T. o'HALLoRAN,

OONFECTIONER. NO. 40 HOTEL ST.,
u next door o c. E. Williams, Honolulu
Bread delivered any of the city All fancy and
foreign breads made to order deZZ
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-04-13
s. Not Dead, But Risen

He who died at Aim sends
This to comfort all his friends:
Faithful friends II lies, know,
Pale and white and cold as snow;
And ye say, :. Abdallah's dead ;"
Weeping at the feet and head.
I can see your falling tears,
can hear your sighs and prayers
Yet smile and whisper this,
am not the thing you kiss;
Cease your tears and let me lie
It was mine, it is not L.
Sweet friends what the women lave,
For the last sleep Of the grave.
Is hut which 1 am quitting
Is 4 garment no more fitting
Is a cage from which, at last,
Like a bird my soul has passed.
Love the inmate, not the room
The wearer, not the garb-the plume
Of The eagle, not the bars
That kept him from those splendid stars
Loving friends Be wise and dry
Straightsay every weeping eye;
WAT ye Hft upon the bier
l. not worth a single tear.
lis an empty sea-sheli-one
Out Of which the pearl has gone
The shell Is broken-it lies there;
The pearl the all, the soul, is here.
lis an earthen jar whose lid
Allah sealed, the while it hid
That treasure Of his treasury,
A mind that loved him let it lie
Let the shard be earth's once more
Since the gold is in his store
Allah glorious Allah good
Now thy word Is understood
Now the long, long wonder ends
Yet ye weep, my erring friends,
While the man whom you call dead
In uuspoken bliss, instead,
Lives and loves you lost, tits true,
For the light that shines for you;
But, in the light ye cannot see,
OF undisturbed felicity
In perfect paradise
And a life that never dies.
Farewell, friends but not farewell.
Where L am, ye too shall dwell.
am gone before your face,
A moments worth, little space.
When ye come where have slept
Ye will wonder why ye wept;
Ye will know, by true love taught,
That here is ali, and there is naught.
Weep awhile, ye are fain-
Sunshine still must follow rain
Only not death. For death.
Now we know, is that first breath
Which our souls draw when we enter
Life, which is of all Iife-center.
BE ye certain, all seems love,
Viewed from AIlsh's throne above,
BE ye stout Of heart, and come
Bravely onward TO your home
La-iI Allah AHah-Ia :
o love divine love alway
He who died at aim gave
This TO those who made his grave.
-aHsiGtsd from the 1TaJic by ChaLles Dudley J
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-11

The House went into Committee of
the Whole, on the private calendar
pending business. Goode stating that
he would not press the bill this session
appropriating S33, 900 to Richard Heat
er, of Virginia, for stores and supplies
taken by the United States army, led to
a discussion. Keifer advocated the
bill stating that Heater had been loyal
all through the war, and been in the
Union army. Bragg opposed the bill;
he said that he had been in Virginia
during the war and never heard of n
citizen of that state being loyal to the
Union; ;loyaltyin Virginianmeant loyal
to Virginia.
Hunton said there were many Union
lists in Virginia throughout the war.
Finley accused the Republicans of try
ing to make capital by opposing these
claims. Thornburg advocated the bill.
He favored paying the claims of men
who were loyal when loyalty meant
something, and said all the claims now
pending were not one-tenth part of the
losses sustained by loyalists during the
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-11
KAN SAS.
A Fearful Tragedy.

Columbus, May 10. - Yesterday
about seven miles northwest from here,
Allen Smith shot and killed Ira Hyde.
Smith is one of our Oldest settlers. He
is widower about As years old, with
some children. Hyde was about b or
40 and man of family. Smith is u
very irritable man, and some two weeks
since they had an alteration, and had
not spoken since, until yesterday, when
Hyde came To Smith, who was Oh a
load of wood, and asked him if he would
take his hogs ont Of an enclosure where
both parties had their hogs. Smith re-
fused. Hyde said he would whip Smith
if he would get down. Smith got down
and also knocked down Hyde, and en-
deayored TO jump on him. He Hyde
kicked off Smith, drew knife, and
chased Smith half way round the wagon.
Smith again refusing to take out his
hogs, they each walked of. Smith went
to his log-cabin, got his shotgun, and
came out with both barrels cooked,
walked to within eight or ten PAGES of
Hyde, and fired one barrel, striking
Hyde on the left arm, emptied the other
barrel into Hyde's left side. Hyde
walked few PAGES toward his house
and fell dead, never speaking after the
first shot, nor flinching as death stared
him in the face. Smith reloaded both
barrels leisurely, got a revolver, went
down by his neighbors, remarking he
had fuss "up there and Settled it
with the Shotgun He is still at
large. Lynching is openly spoken of if
he is caught, as Hyde was universally
liked, was peaceable man, and had
taken Smith into his own house when
sick, and cared for him. This is the
third man shot dead in our county in
year, besides two or three violent deaths
by other means.