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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-13
FROM HON. W. u. JONES OF WEST
DOVER, VT.

"I have be,n troubled from my boyhocd with
chronic or hereditary lung compliant. Some
years since. early In thu Winter. I took cold,
which - usual settled Into . severe cough,
which continued to increase as the season nd.
vsnced. although I made use Of oil the cough
remedies I had knowledge Of. Ny family ply.
sicisn also prescribed for me. but I experienced
No relief. During all this time ! was gradually
running down. losing fiesh and strength until
my friends as well q. myself became very much
alarmed. thinking1 should waste away In csn.
sumption. While In Boston. during the spring
following, I WAS induced 90 try wi-tar's BAlsam
OF Wild Cherry. After one days TRIAL ! was
sensible that u va. relieving me; In ten days
time my cough had entirely ceased. aid ] was
soon restored 10 health aud strength. ! hav.
ever since kept the laitam In my house. ARD
whenever any member OF ny family h.s .
cough OF cold u Is Immediately fesorted 70
No family should be without H." Sold By all
druggists.
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An uNpRNiAnLR TRUTH.

You deserve to suffer. aud II you lead . nis.
cradle, unsatisfactory life In this beautiful
world. 10 10 entirely your v fault and there 10
only one excuse for you-your unreasonable
prejudice and skepticsm, which has killed
thousands, Personal knowledge and common
sense reasoning will soon show youths 8resn's
August Flower will cure you OF Liver Com
plaint, or Dyspepsia. with all It's vulnerable
effects, such as sick headsehe. pslpitation OF
the heart, rour stomach. hsbltuai eoetivenese.
dizziness OF the head. nervous prostitution. low
rrlrits, etc. Its sales now reach every tovnon
lie western @ Iptinspt. and not . Druggist but
viii tell you Of It's wonderful cures. fou can
buv q sample Bottle for 10 cents. Tnr.s doses
vii relleve YOU. viva"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-13
EUROPE.
ESPECIAL DisrArcmrs TO rus COLD I'LL
DALI Nsws.l

The EnEiish Govcrnmens In cyprus.
LONDON. July iS.-The government APP
pears busy with details Of the military and
civil establishments in Cyprus. The Pc.
pers the appointment OF post
masters and other officials. General Sir
Garnet woolsey has already under consid.
Grafton . scheme Of . financial company
for tho introduction Of railroads. Ar
rangements are also being made for . sub
marine cable TO Alexandria. which will
give direct communication with England.
Among the schemes brought to the surface
by the English occupation Of Cyprus 10
the Euphrates Valley Railway. The Duke
Of Sutherland and others arc In active
communication with the government on
the subject. and II 10 stated that u within .
reasonable time II appears that tho Anglo
Turkish Convention 10 successful. 10 10
possible that the country will be asked to
give Q guarantee for the proposed railway.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-13
OREGON.
sr.c,.. 70 tn. ooLD HILL DAILY srvs.l

Latest from the Hostile rudiass.
BAxKs CIrY. Oregon. July 10. The
hostiles have made their appearance on
Clover creek. . tributary OF the North
Powder river. Captain vivaps company
Of Rgbsrt's command. while scouting yes
tsrdsy In that direction. captured seven
Indians, eight squaws and soms children.
Thirty or moro hostiles and some twenty
horses. after . vigorous pursuit. escaped.
Some scouts from Meacham's report
q large trail through the Blue mountains,
passing toward Snake river. made early
yesterday morning. Egbert's command
has been ordered to tho Paystte country
10 watch for returning hostiles. who
are evidently moving north towards
Idaho and the Salmon river country ~
fast as possible. Sanford's command IL
ordered to Join Miles In Fly Valley. near
Daley Ranch. then follow the trail OF the
Indians north. The prisoners captured
yesterday are now on the way TO Fort
Boise, under Egbert's escort.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-13
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

The Orangemen Of New York and
Brooklyn celebrated the battle Of the
Boyno yesterday by = grand picnic to q
neighboring grove.
The Orangemen OF Philadelphia had a
street parade yesterday. II was one OF the
finest that they ever made.
A Cape Town dispatch says tho Premier
has informed the Assembly that tho Gov.
eminent would issue almost Immediately
. general amnesty 10 the insurgint natives,
excepting only o few leaders.
In view OF tho peaceful condition OF
Cuba, the Captain General has removed
the restrictions upon the use OF ciphers In
commercial kilograms. but reserves TO the
Government tho right to require the exact
translation Of any cipher message before
delivered.
Hon. Stephen Preston. Minister OF Hay
ii 10 this country. has received letters
from Port-su- Prince stating that . large
Ere broke out In the central part OF that
city June as. Thirty-eight houses were
burned down. The total loss IL estimated
ut $500. 900.
Mr.. Barring OF the British Legation at
Constantinople. took possession OF Cyprus
yesterday In the name OF urea' BRITAIN.
Jasper Mcdonald has brought . libel
suit IN tne Twsnty,Inira Disnlct oo.,, o.
California against Henry 4. rok ano rsE
rick Connolly, TOT Puolishing mater ae-
rogatory 70 piainvu goou nans. ~ Go I'M
necuon WIN .ne Ar.semeu' .i
s nin nn DAnAse' A' -"
s'V'ooo.
me lrea'y OF periin ~ W Pr,uI pohL
Parenmn .na IN saoaIuo NV .,ansd
rs vi ~. n,.nino,an,i.ri.s
''A' "'
A movement Is reported on 1901 IN ore.e
to ask for an English proteetorate over tho
Island a. an Autonomous Sta'e.
II Is rumored ct Alexandria that King
StaAa 80
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-13
rnE PALACE EATING STAND.

For Q roast OF beef unezeeiled In Storey
county, 20 to Thomas H.nron's Eating Stand.
in the Palace Saloon, No. ! North O street,
Virginia City. Frcsh oysters al all hour In
every style. Forty miners always on hand o.
night. For tasty, home style Of cooking. and
ths best and fresl est Of oil that the markets
AFFORD. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior
TIT Il. apis n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-13
Ice CREAM AND RRuIr.

R.P. Taylor has just opened. opposite the
Masonic building. Main street. Gold Hill. .
fruit and Ice cream stand. where he receives
daily. and will supply all who favor him with .
call, with the ehoic~st OF fruits. berries aud Ice
cream, at the lowest cash prices. lie also
keeps q supply OF the beet brands OF iobaeeo,
ca.dies, nuts. etc. Olive him Q call and rest A.
sured Of far and honest dealing. iva In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-13

wm brown. Samuel Phillips. b Held.
II Bergman. W II II Cary. W Matthews.
W Aver. and wife. A " Gilman. J II Dali.
N CanAvan, c II Belknsp. Miles finlsn.
J Brum.ey. Miss Marshall. TT Quinn,
4 Il Woods, Miss L Hunter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-13
A CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the errOrs and
indlscrstions Of youth. nervous weakness early
decay. loss OF manhood. etc. I will send .
rrceipt that will cure you. PRE- OF ouAnoE.
This great remedy was discovered b. mission:
arr in south America. send : s~elf-addrcsssa
envelope 10 tho RBv. JOSEPH =. INMAh,
station d. bible House. New YORK CITY,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-13
d. n. GALLUP.

O. II. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of caiifor.
ssvorite brands Of Imported Cigar. choice bit
eigars. ali hilds OF chewing tobacco. meer.
schsum pipes, nuts, candies. nns cutlery. and
Nv. anil kncy aooda Of all kinds. apps %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-13

AT the risk Of MORALLY offending Mark
Twain aud Dan De guile, We record the
fact that largo quantities Of new hay arc
coming 10 the Comstock from Truckee
meadows. and loads loom up from the Car.
son river OF last seasons crop.
MrSKR's UMos.-The members Of the
Gold Hill Miners Union are requested to
meet at their hall at $50 o'clocd to-mor-
row Sunday afternoon. for the purpose
Of attending the funeral Of their late
brother Richard Fault.
@ STREET. south Of the Fourth Ward
School. 10 receiving needed attention. 1t
IL the muddiest place In muddy times.
and the toughest 81 other times Of any
place In Virginia.
Rx,oars from Msson's Valley arc most
encouraging. Crops are coming In splsn-
dIdly, and The farmers are - prosperous
- ben on aowsry mssds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-13
mRpIcAL WONDER.

This sres. cure for Rheunstism. Neuralgia
and all Pains. Burns. scalds, Colds. and al
sches and palms that people and families sunsf
Jonss, u, sails 70 at Gold Hul. jsiae IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-13

(srRciAL TO the eoLp HILL DAILY HEwsl
Cabin. July l2.-This evening. shortly
after o o'clock, Richard Richardson. .
oolorsd man. shot L. N. Huntsman. . res
taursnt and saloon keeper. This morning
Hun.sman purchased = horse and saddle.
Richardson claimed the saddle. and this
evening Richardson removed the saddle
from Q mulo which Huntsman had hitched
outside his door. Huntsman followed
with . club In his hand. The negro
dropped the saddle, and, drawing his pis-
vol, warned the white man not 10 approach
nearer. They were st this time about Yen
feet apart. Huntsman disregarded the
warning. and. rushing in, dealt Richard-
son q blow with his club upon the head.
The negro then fired. shooting Huntsman
through the left lung. The shooter was
arrested. Huntsman lies In . very .crili.
cal condition. There 10 some talk OF
lynching.
Tramps have been very troublesome
here within the past few days. Last even
ing Q house was invaded aud . lady
knocked down by the rufians.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-13
A u0UsEHOLD PERFUME.

Every family able to appreciate and enjoy the
Measure Afforded By . really heaiinml ana oe
vtth the genuine Murray q LAnman's Florida
visier. lila the most delightful and most last
ina OF ali frasrsnt waters. my6 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-13
strees Quotatisas.
tsr tn. wr-rssS usios ~rsl.sa.rm rrs..i

IAN FR,Scisco, July i3-2;3o p. n.
Ophir. 80. Gould 4 Curry g.. Con.
Virginia o., Union Con. 7. Mexican l5S
sierra Nevada Z, Julia Z. California i3s
Bullion > %, Imperial zoe. Crown Point
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-13
REPORT.
san fraaeisce Beard.
LAST EvESIya.

LAST EvENfSo.
ITO Raymond 4 Ely. .
100 Eureka Con-. $50
SIS Belmont. SOC
$500 Leopard. Sc, 90c,
$40 ella. SOC
so Northern Belle, i0k
125 Manhattan. CO.
$50 Hussey. zoe
200 De Frees, zoe
1900 Grand Prize. 81, 3 30
AIS Argenta, iOc
$50 Navajo. 35c
$50 Endowment. Csc. zoe
ESQ Independence. IL
200 Star,
$50 Day. zoe
$50 Hillside. 2
1850 Modoc. TOc. Csc
200 Fl Dorado South. &c
100 New Coso. i0c. ije
1000 Coso Con-, Sc
G65 Bodie. ~. SIS
200 Golden Chariot. sc
100 Bechtel. l 20
100 Martin White
so Tiptop. Ia
= 700 Golden Terra. / 60, G.
100 Silver Prize, zoe
leo 0phir. 47s
5000 Julia. CO. ca. 6ii
CSC California. i3is, u.s.
Gao Sierra Nevada, c., o..
1850 Mexican. Ia. II, IA
$50 Con. Virginia. o.. -.
lijOCrown Point. ca, I,Gs
10 Alpha. 10
100 Beat 4 Beleher. IL,
20 ChollAr.P otosi. &c
1850 Belcher. 1 40. 4 20, I 50
100 Hale a Norcross,
ss0 Imperial. CSC
125 Justice. 4 Is
10 Gould 4 Curry. Co
40 Ward. I 40
10 bullion. 4 30
30 Utah.
40 E~xchoquer. 2 20
90 OvermAn. -
i2j Alta,7
rms n
200 ophir. +sa. -
23t5 Mexican. iIS, Ia. IAN, Ht. 10
Is bj. Is
200 Gould A Curry. e.. ca, CT.
AIS Beat a Belcher. Ia, ii.. iib, IA
l4h. hS
l225 California. 1884,. i3,. 49,. 49,. Is,
i3A.. l3s
80 Savage. iis
1915 Con. Virginia. ga. %, 81
los Chollar- Potosi. ash, &c
$50 Hale 4 Norcross.
$50 Crown Point. 7 b, ca, ca b
ESQ Yellow Jacket. So. So
1870 Imperial, &c. Coo
100 kentuek. 2 30
10 Alpha. iOa
535 Belchsr. 4 40. I IS
10 Confidence. a.
1900 Sierra Nevada, ca, Cal
10 Utah. %, 81
~ bullion. J %, 4. tO5 bio
AGO Exehequer. ~, 2 10
29j Overman. ~, o.
235 Justice. 4 10. a., 4 20
800 Union Con-. O., ca
$50 Alta. ~, "a
4i3O Julia. ca, e., ca bio. CO, ca, G..
G95 Caledonia. I 30. I 50, l 20, 81
100 Suecor. I
$50 silver hin. Sc. 9Oc. soc. Sc
$50 New York. zoe
ITO Andes. iOc. $50
900 Wells Fargo. Toe
2OG5 Ward. I GO, I G5, a.
ftu IrNlAtutus w
205 Trojan. ijc, iOc
200 Solid Silver. 2sj
90 Boyle. j0c
300 Benton. . Is. p. ? 20. -
800 Belmont, i5e
2Jt0 Leopard. I 10, IL
300 ella, SOC. 55c
100 Northern Belle, i0h
Is Eureka Con-, 80 $50, &c, 56ts
200 Hussey. zoe
1900 Modoc. Csc. zoe
$50 Tiptop. 30
10 Hillside, i95
1000 Coso Con-. $50
$50 De Frees. zoe
100 Golden Chariot. Soc
$50 Bodie. 81, 50
ESQ Silver Prize. zoe. Zoe
l7i0 Grand Prize. 81. 3 ~
1860 Navajo. Sc, i0c
90 Manhattan. g., ca, CO.
ESQ Falcon. iOc
$50 Independence. IL
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.. THoRB URN,
OPPOSITE GOLD HILL. MARKET,
STATIONERY. SCHOOL Books
snsksrs' Articles,
Tobacco, Cisars
shswIass Gssds,
,.i Sc..''''' T'''' E''.
1890. 1877
PIONEER LAUNDRY,
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.
a. w.

THIs oLD.EsrABLIsHED AND RELI.
able Laundry 10 preparsa 70 tuin out any
cut being damaged By manipulation or 81
chemical Application.
Packages punetuaily called Hf anu
oPPioRsIrheodor woln's clothire s.o,s'
or posits international notsi' s"'' IN
and Vessy House. Gold Hill -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-13
Freight Ter Europe

NEW YoRK. July l2.-Tl's six steam.
ships which will sail for Europe to-day
have not only full cargos Of freight. but
the agents have had 70 decline much that
has been offered. Tho freight taken Is
principally grain. but there Ia . large
shipment Of 1.-Two cattle, horses and fresh
hacf-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-13
NEVADA.
a Negro Shoots n white Man ~
Carlin.

lsr.crlt TO rns GOLD HILL DAILY srw'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-13
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Ladies' Misses and
ChiIdren's Shoes.
ALEX. CONN

MAIN STREET. n.y. GOLD niLI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-15
ACCUSED or WIFE POISONING.
TRIAL OF THE REV. MIR. vOsBURGH.

TRIAL OF THE REV. Mr.. YOSBURGH.
CROss-ExAMINATIoN or TIE DEFENDANTS BOTHER
IN-lAw-DR. CORNELLs TESTIMONY as To MIR.
VOsBCRGH'S REMARKS ABOUT HIS WIFE.
The trial of the Rev. George b. Vosburgh,
OF tie Madison Avenue Baptist Church. Jersey City
Heights was.yery largely attended yesterday. Many Of
the members OF the church present Mrs YJsbGrgh,
TIE mother Of the defendant, and Mrs Hattie VosburGh
his wife, whom he Is accused OF poisoning present
The Rev Pnebc A. aIaiOrd, pastor OF The FRS; Uniyer-
sast Church jersey City the Rev. IL. Eddy, ID. d., the
Rev George X Aleu- of tue North Baptist Church Jcr-
scy City the Rev Dr. Pebble Of Philadelphia the Rev.
DE- Parmly of the First Baptist Church. the Rev. d. b..
Faiilks aud others. were in attendance.
The Examination OF James y. sekes the defend
ants brOthern-law, continued by Charles H. Win
field 81 saved some OF the tea prepared by Mr. yos-
burgh on February IL aud afterward saved some liquid
which Professor Doremus said contained nux vomica
and bclladOua which had been left by DIR. Cornell On
February 49, when Mrs. Vosburgh was very sick I saw
powder In glass OF water put the water In a vial,
and gave to my father who took 1t to Professor Dore
mus. Professor DOremus wanted To ascertain IL there
was any anthony in the system OF Mrs. VCs.
burgh, and the bottle which / procured from him
| put through hole in DR.. CorneIl's fence,
az Mrs Cornell said Mr. Vosburgh watching me.
The letter sent 10 the deacODs Of the church explain
ingmy reasons for taking Mrs Vosburgh to my home,
was dictated me by DR.. Cornell. but Mr.. Yosburgh
persuaded his wife To- 60. told Dr. Cornell not to
leave liquid medicines, end he said 4 he did he would
cork them up my wife and could carry them on our
uersous do not remember that any medicine was
EVEN TO Mrs Voshurgh on FEBRUARY 10 but think sLe
yomited that afternoon. She began To mend that day.
DO not remember saying That Mr.. VOsburgh had gone
to NcW-YOTk to get some poison"
William H. Bumsted deacon Of the church. who sat
within the bar shook his head at the jury as he be.
ievcd what Mr.. sices was saying ANA rebuked by
Mr.. Winfield.
Mr. Hickles continued 81 asked OF the deacoDs
TO STAY with me that night, as afraid do not
remember telling the deacons that Mr. Vosburgh had
gone of to commit suicide. Mr.. VOsburgh was Kind
10 us sometimes and sometimes not. lie called us
blockbeads and fools when said his wife would get
well When Mr. VOsburgh said, What do you think OF
must have been out OF his mind half OF the time did
not tell the deacOns all, and have not told you 1.-THE
Court and COUNSEL ALL for am reluctant witness.
The morning swOre out the warrant for Mr. Vos-
burghs arrest before Judge Davis, told him wanted
TO see Mrs. VOsburgh DefOre 10 was served"
Dr. George Il. CornelIj the homeopathic physician
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-15

The arrangements for the funeral of General
Thomas S. Dakin have been completed. The body VIII
be taken from house. at No. $40 Pearst, BROOKLYN
TO the City Hall. about tomorrow III charge Oh
Company H. 18Th Regiment. The body will be dressed
in the full uniform of majOrgeneral Tue remains VIII
lie in state from 0 a. until noon. when they wl De
conveyed back the house, where private service VIII
be held At 2:30 D. mbe body will be taken to the CnTch
Of the Redeemer, at Fourthave. aud Pacnc-st. me
18th Regiment will parade ne special escort, ana ne
other Brooklyn regiments have been invited 10 parade
without without music. Invitations have been
extended of the National Guard OF
the state TO act pallb The nternent will be IN
Greenwood.
The American Rife Association yesterday adonted
resolutions OF respect the memory of General T. s.
DakIn, and Colonel Wingate and Judge GldcrsleeVe
made addresses The Team took appropriate action.
The First Division staff, with the members OF the above
organizations and North American SChuetZen Bund VIII
attend the funeral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-15
who attended Mrs vosbursh, was the next witness

who attended Mrs. Vosburgh, was the next Witness
His testimony was follows. - n,
| was called 10 attend Mrs. Vosburgh, January "a
1873 She had been suffering for some time Win
rent of the stomach She not confined TO her Deu
bnt was able TO walk about tho house She compliance
OF nausea vomiting and cramps III the lower part OF s
body. Mr. yosburgh told me that his Wlle coulu nv
live and that she wanted me rs her physician On req
rnary TO- Mrs NOsDuTgh very low, ana oiF' we,
burgh wanted me to give her something winch Wou'u
make her sleep. told him that an opate gwen 10
person so Frustrated would kill her. After Mr. sckes
told me that he suspected that Mrs NosOurgh was pel
poisoned told him to saveth tea ana water ptepalcu
Tor her y her husband, audi sent them 10 Professor
Doremus for examination MI NosDEn oltsl i,1a,
to his wife IN the most unieeling manner ana sho"ed
Mr.. winfield objected this testimony on the
ground that DIR. Cornell was not an expert m aectou,
which caused considerable laughter The objection was
DR.. Cornell continued: When told Mr. yosburgh
that his wife was much better, he answered 80. "A
watched pot never bOs. In describing the hckeness
Of his wife in changing physicians, lie SAID; she IKE
a rooster dancing on the top OF fedh0t stove. ne
also said that she had produced two aborOnH upon her
self assisted by her mother He often SPOKE OF heF
death and asked Inc about the proper funeral arrange
mens. one day told him that his wife might i've Ior
some time, / had known persons win the saIhe
disease to live for years. He answered. Doctor why
do You talk so you are enough 10 drive crazy. am
under heavy EXPENSE; am paying Tor my sermons, anu
n she should be sick for amy length OF tnc, servant
would bc very necessary, aud am already Sl,OUo III
debit morning called at the house ana l0ulu NOT
very low asked who watched with her. and they told
me her husband. The next morning sac was greatly I'M
proved, aGd ascCrtained that Mr. Sckes had s1l W
to February 10 that the medicines which gave her
caused yOnlt. Mrs. VOsDurgb wanted To go 10 ht
fathers and told she was 80 nneh better ut sS
could 90. and cried for Joy" me SoGit was u
ouricd ut this point until to-day. MI NOspnfgu va"
very cool during Dr. ConelPs examination "hlio lie
wife showed grcai uueasiIcss several times
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-15
ONE Wl1CHMAY sHOT By ANOTHER.
PROBABLY FATAL RESULT OF RIVALRY.


James Mcrrick and Peter WIlmOnt are
watchmen employed on the East River front, and for
some time there has been il-feeiing between
them. Mcrrcks beat Is between Riyiugon and Stanton
sts, while WmoIt patrols the nyer front from RiyinG
ton ST. down Last night they met Grand and
Tompkins-stl. They had words and Gcufile fol-
lowed. wmont states that Mcrrck knocked him down
scycrnl times aud at last, In scf-lcicucc, lie
drew his pistol and fred The ballet struck MerTck Just
In left breast In the region Of the heart, and he fell
salOuLkcrpcr ad several men " no were near hearing
the report. d,Fmcd Wllmout who hourished the pistol
aud cried that be would shoot again. The weapon
n large CUts revolver, WAS taken from
him. and PairoIman Rowland took WllmOnt 10
the Thirteenth Precinct SaiioEIousc while the wounded
man carried 20 the residence Of Dr. Nelson Place.
No. 3O7 East BrJad~ay. TIE wound appeared 10 be
fatal, and ~ ambulance was telcgraphcd for
WuOnt was evidently under the influence of liquor,
and sad the statouhouse that he knew nothing OF
Mcrrick5 presence until the he
was knocked down twice, and IN desperation he fred
and then found himsc seized hy several men. MerrcE
when picked upby the officer swOrc and raYcd asst drunk
They had known each Otner several years and though
Wllmont denies that ne has had any previous quarrel
with MerrIck, IL Is said 10y those who know bOn well
that considerable ileenS exists between then on &C.
count of business TiN airy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-15
HoDEES ATTEMPTED CRIME.

"The indignation and excitement" a Berlin
telegram TO The Duty NocS says "ogcr the attack
the Emperor Saturday last has increased rather than
subsidized bnt, except The North GERMAN Ga-Cte all the
newspapers counsel calmness and avoidance OF rash
measures of Tcprisal upon the Social Democrats This
tone fairly represents public sentiment. In the
Reichstag 10 day Onday) two Socialists openly invited
rcbukO by refusing to join III loyal cheers which the
President OF Chamber proposed but attention
paid to them. All attempts 10 establish HOdcl's In
sanity as we'll his independence OF the
social Democrats, have utterly failed. His crime
il proved by numerous Witnesses The trial viii be
n mere foruaty, and the efforts OF the police
directed 10 finding the threads OF general conspiracy II
such exists OF which. yet, no evidence seems 10 have
come 10 ght reported that one accOmpicc is sis
uected aud detective isuOw IN Lcipsic looking hlmup"