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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-09-26

Scraps Of lnfOT IN Ion. Grim isi a An d
otherwise, Picked up AT the POi:ce

scraps of Inform alton. Grimm al and
otherwise, Picked mp AT the Police
Court Yesterday.
Forty-one dollars in fines were assessed
at yesterday mornings session OF the Police
Court.
Cyrus Thornburgh and Michael Ryan,
who got tight, got S5 each for so doing.
Charles Sweeney is hard case and
while the officers who made the arrest labor
under the impression that he is a thief,
they can't prove it, and, as consequence
the Judge had 10 send him up for sixty
days for being found under suspicious cir
cumstances. When the police first heard
of Charley he was making the rounds trad
ing off pocket knives and silk handkerchiefs
for whatever he could get for them, and
having such a quantity of these articles in
his possession very naturally excited sus-
picion. Officers Yerkes and Sullivan
therefore began 10 keep an eye upon the
festive Charley and at last arrested him in
Caerokee street, although not until after
quite little matinee. lie is supposed to
be from Kansas City but keeps mum and
will saw nothing. 1t is supposed that he
has some plumber hid and that one of the
women of the town, well known TO the po-
lice, is acquainted with lis whereabouts
but as yet nothing has been found except
the articles taken from his person at the
time of his arrest.
Several persons charged with. the
commission and perpetraticn OF minor
ofienses were discharged with the usual ad-
monitiop.
Samuel Mobile, petit larccsy, fiaed 81
and costs.
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From Tuesday Mornings Daily-l
Personal.

Dr. Morris departed for New York Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Rosa Kircn left for ST. Loui. yester-
day afternoon on a visit.
Miss Leonas Higinbotham, of Clay Cen
ter, is visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. 7. NJ. Green left for Texas on Sun
day, which viii be her future home.
Hale Kiser started westward yesterday
morning in the interest of Crew * Bro.
Msj. Knapp, representing B. c. Clark &
Co, upon the road, came in last night from
4 trip.
Mrs. /. L. Eaton left for ST. Louis YES
terday afternoon. Col. Eaton is in St.
Louis i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Higinbotham. of Clay
Center, who have been in the city since Fri
day last, left for home yesterday morning.
Col. j. p ST. John left yesterday at noon
for tour through the northwestern por-
tion of the State. He spoke at Doniphan
last night.
John Trump returned on Sunday from
Baltimore, where he has been in attendance
as delegate upon the National Great
Council of Red Men.
Sheriffs W. o. Pickrell. of Franklin couu-
ty, and J. I. Rrock, of Montgomery couu-
~, were in the city yesterday. The former
brought one and the latter three prisoners
to the State Penitentiary.
Registered at the Kansas Central Hotel
yesterday were Samuel Stahl, Andrew
cling, John Linenright, Kansas City, Mis-
souri,; Charles l.. Foster, Fort Atkinson,
Wisconsin; Morse Day, Onaga, Kansas |:
+. ii. Bailey, Fred Webber. Charles Rump,
Alonzo Harrison, Opsga, Kansas; 1T.
Williams, Hallack, No; J. ID. Filley.
Springfield, H.; {. o. Hurlburt, Seneca,
Kansas.
At the Planters yesterday were:
T. V. Thompson and wife, Albany, New
York; Otis Sedgwick, Davenport, Iowa:
q. w. Davis, New York; ii. ID. Taylor.
Witchita; J. W Robinson. Wichita: +.
Hogiand, Trenton, n. J.; e. 7. Sewe, New
York; Clayton Hoose, New YoIk; n. ].
Hugo, Cincinnati: C. W. Black, Cincin-
matt; ]. T, Seller, E!moro, Colorado; TIL.
Sewer, 81. Louis; J. A. Mossa, St Louis:
ID. NJ. True, New York James A Moore
head, St Louis; ]. II. Boland, Herman,
Texas; Geo. E Giles, Racine, Wis; J. b.
Giddipg and wife, San Francisco, Cal; c.
A. Bentley, Milwaukee; W. A. Chapman,
Pitteburg; ]. \. Simons, Chicago; E. u.
Goodrich, New York; E. P. Jones, and
james DAVIS, n. Y; J. G. Daniels, Chicago;
E c. Shaw, Atchieon, Kans. A. H. Lsvey,
New. York Newton Goodwin, New York
=. c. Haaselteno, St. Loais; II. s. Wilcox,
New 10rk. ..---
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LcayenSorih County Horticultural
&aG5.rE.

The Leavenworth County Horticultural
Society met at the County Court House,
yesterday afternoon:
Society called to order by DIR. Housley in
the chair
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
We find on the table exhibited by f. J.
Holman thirty-nine varieties of apples, five
OF pears, three of grapes, three OF peaches
and one of ounce; by Mr.. Currie eight va
rieties of apples; Mrs. Hoag, one variety OF
pears; DR.. Terwilliger, five varieties OF ap-
pies, including few specimens of the
second crop OF Red June; DR.. Stayman,
a fine seeding OF the Winesap.
Moved, the Society recommd list OF
apples TO plant for profit, consisting Of two
for Summer, three for Fall and ten for
Winter, to be named in order OF preference.
List as follows:
SUMNEE-Early Harvest, COoper's Early
White.
FALL-Maiien's Blush, Lowell, Jeffries.
WINTER-Ben. Davis, Jonathan, Wine
sap, Willowtwig, Rawle's Jannett, Smiths
Cider, Missouri Pippin, Grimes Golden,
Ortly and Gilpin.
After sampling the fruit on exhibition
the Society adjourned TO meet in two weeks
TO make out the general fruit list for the
county. Everybody invited.
A. q. CnANDLEE, Sec'y.
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Excavations at Pompeii prove Tie city TO
have been one Of the most fashionable AMI
beautiful Roman summer resorts, and but
for the eruption it might have remained SO
TO this day a. with PoInpeii, so with
thousands Of people who have beauty Of
form and feature. They might always be
admired but for the eruption, which makes
the face unsigh,ly, and betrays the presence
of scroiula, vlrultnt blood Poisons, or gen.
eral debility. There is hut one remedy that
positively cures th,se affections, and that
remedy is DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. 1t il the best known tonic, al
,erna,ive, and resolvent. 1t speedily cures
pimples, blotches, liver spots, and all dis
eases arising from impoverished or impure
blood. It also cures dyspepsia, aud reSu-
lates the liver aud bowels. Sold by drug
aists
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eG The gTars-

4 slight accident occurred 10 ;he ex:Ea
vest bound freight train on the kansas
Central road ten miIez west of EaS:On sbou;
half past nine o'clock yesterday morning.
While descending grade at the place dos
ignated, the front wheels Of box car heavily
loaded with lumber jumped the track, but
the cautious eye Of Master Mechanic ".
W. Brownhill, who was in charge OF the
train. discovered the accident in very lew
moments, and had the engine stopped be-
fore any very serious damage was done be-
yond a slight injury to the track Tor about
twenty yards. The east bound freight and
passenger trains soon came up, and render
ed the necessary aid TO place the box back
on the track, and all moved off again.
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Resolutions OF Respect.

Resolutions adopted by King Solomon's
Lodge, No. 10, A. f. and \. NJ, at a regu-
lar communication thereof, held on Friday
evening, September Goth, 1873:
WHEREAS, Our beloved brother, William
s. Gable, has been summoned from among
us. in the nOon-lime OF life, by that irreyO-
cable edict that sooner or later Wiz call Us
from the frateTnal associations we now en-
joy;
Resoyrod, That by his death our order has
lost one oI its truest eNemplars, the coinmu-
nifty an honest and conscientious cluZen,
and Zach of us true friend and brother;
KoSOiUed, That while we deeply deplure his
loss as men and Masons, we sincerely sorrow
with his bereaved family, and extend 10
them our heartfelt sympathy and condo
icnce:
HtsSoiUod, That as an expression OF our es-
TEEN for our deceased bro her, this Lodge be
draped in morning for thirty days, and that a
copy of these resolutions, under the seal OF
the Lodge, be delivered 10 the widow OF de-
ceased.
BY ORDER OF THE LODGE.
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THE river Is getting low.

YESTERDAY was cool and pleasant
PoLIrICs are beginning to warm up.
ALL OF the churches were vel, attended
last Sunday.
SSEAK-THIEvERIEs are not 30 ;-ienty -
they formerly were.
THINGS in general were slow oyer d; Ihe
County Court House yesterday.
THE funeral If the late Jss. Y. O'kNDe,
took place yesterday morning
THE new commissary building 81 Font
Lsayenwortn il nearly completed.
THE Greenbackers are Organizing. Five
clubs will be established il the city.
THERE vas. no meeting ii The Ci,y Coua-
ell last night, a quorum nOt b-ins pr seat
iEe meeting w4s therefore adj 5urGrj ua.ti.
tonight.
SOME folks haze taken the hint "f Ihe
sity Cuuncii, aud are actually repairing
their -idewa X. Ii is 10 b- Eui-d tue d.
! ease wall becone epidemic.
The toilet set presented Mr.. asi Mr.
Depmsn last Saturday III. ht VAS tie gilI %
Mr. Hinman, e nephew OF Ms. DENIM H.
, sud not Mr.. Hindmsn, as printed.
TIE Democratic County Cealrsl Com
mite meets next Saturday ai.erh,on at
two o'clock at the Office Of IL. Miles Moore,
TO make arrangements regarding tie coia-
ing campaign.
The funeral OF Mrs. Wn. Jackson took
place from her late residence Sunday after
noon, and WAS very largely attended, the
sermon being preached 10y the kev. " y.
Page. The remains were inferred III Mount
Muncie.
PRIVATE Geo. Mile, Of Company Sc"
23rd Infantry, had hls left arm nearly shot
off by the accidental discharge oi his gun
yesterday morning at the barracks, FuE:
l.eavenworth. They will amrutale The
member.
PROPERTY owners should remember that
il their sidewalks are not repaired by o.
t,5er lst they will be arrested
ant taken before The rUii-e ,Uurt.
This is tine order Of The City Council
The young men OF Lsavenworth, though
exceptionally gallant, are as rule, Al
IIoderate circumstances, only having tneir
wages to live upon. Theatre tickets aild
the hire OF carriages make slight chasrn
in their finances, and so, unless the wealth
er il TOO unfavorable for walking, 1t would
be the part Of kindness and discretion iur
ladies to insist upon walking.
WARSISG is given those !oGths and mai
dens who cOngre gate AZ the Fourtn street
bridge at night that II they are caught
again at that place alter night they will be
promptly arrested by the police. The
thing is a nuisaEcs, and 4 stop Will be put
Ia ~
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a CENTRALIZED SURPRISE.
n Being the one Given VIZ. Geo. L..
Benman and Wife Last Nigh.
By Their Friends.

Yesterday was the twent ieth anniversary
OF the wedding of Mr.. Geo. L. Denman
and wife, and last night a large party OF
their friends broke in upon them at their re-
sidence in South Leavenwcrth, appropri-
ating the house and making themselves at
home generally.
The surprise was most genuine one, but
MIR. and Mrs. Denman proved equal to the
occasion and entertained their guests most
royalty and handsomely. Everybody had
a good time and felt perfectly at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denman were the recipients
of numerous and hearty congratulations,
which they accepted in the spirit given and
most gracefully. Ii was a happy occasion
in every particular, and one long to be re-
memberedl
Mr.. Hindman presented beautiful gold
toilet set The many friends presented one
of B. C. Clark's finest sets of pale Lavender
band French china. The set consists of
one hundred and twenty pieces.
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aNGwINSTiTUTloN.
The Holman Liver PAD E:rnuch o.
fee. Missouri valley ssuiIdIGg.

The Holman Liver and Ague Pad has
revolutionized the treatment Of diseases
peculiar 10 the liver in this country. These
pads have a wonderful sale all over the In
ION and give universal satisfaction. 'llol-
mans Pad is made up of a number OF
harmless vegetable compounds, such as
have been found TO be an antidote to dis
eases in the human system. Also, just the
tonic required, whether it be more or less.
Doing its work without internal medicine,
it IL two-fold ldistinct) in its action. The
principal is absorption natures laws. \
tonic is thrown into the system by way OF
circulation, and exactly where needed, be-
ing placed over the liver and stomach, and
center OF the nervous system, pervading the
digestive organs. Another property it has,
which is TO absorb from the system all bill
lious, malarious and medical poison into
the pad. And if there is any disease in the
system il Immediately sets about its work.
Read the advertisement in this issue, Of
the Leavenworth branch office, Missouri
Valley building.
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Church of ~. paul.

There was, as usual. a good attendance
on Sunday morning at this church. Inc
Rev. F. \. Luson, OF Illinois, preached and
the rector read the service. The sermon
was an able production and made a decided
impression. The speaker used no notes
whatever, bat fluently spoke for half an
hour His subject was the meaning of the
altar in the christian church. He drew a
parallel between Ike service Of the temple
at Jerusalem and the liturgy OF the chris
tian church. He maintained that there Is
not simply table but an altar in the
christian church. His positions were made
clear by a wonderful felicity OF expression
and an overwhelming logic. 1t was no.
ble effort, full Of valuable Instruction, and
delivered with force and pathos rot
easily forpotten
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TEMPERANCE TOPlCS.
The Alliance Sunday Affcrnoen ana
the Union NeesinY tn the Evening
Col. 81. John Speaks.

The meeting of the Young Peoples Al
lance on Sunday afternoon at the Baptis;
church was very largely attended, the
sacred edihce being crowded Addresses
were made by Prof. McCarty, II. c. Fields
and others. The great feature of the pro.
ceedings was the music, which was most
excellent, both the Instrumental and
vocal.
The Union meeting a, the First Metho-
dist church in the evening was an immense
one, the church being crowded to suffoca-
ton and many ladies being compelled 10
stand throughout the evening. Miss Anna
V. Raper spoke at length, her address be-
ing listened to with the most respectful at
tntion- She is fine speaker, with an
abundance Of ideas clothed in the choicest
language, and delivered with an earnest
ness which never fails to attract. The lady
was not feeling veil and was compelled to
.it during the latter portion Of her ad-
Col St John followed Mis- Raper and
delivered short addree full of his charac-
teristic fire and energy.
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May fi.k-s B!cndcs.

The above troupe made their second ap-
pearance in this city last evening to a
smaller house than on the first night. The
performance in many respects is iirst-class,
in others very inferior. The parody on
"Larboard Watch" was greeted with a
hearty encore, and the juggling Of Miss
Sanyead was excellent. This troupe make
a mistake in giving too refined perform
anoe, considering its character. The people
want an extreme, either very good, or very
bad. This il neither.
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Eied GE Isis i1juTiss.

Mr. A. Oiiphant, oil Ray county, No,
who fell from The window Of his room IN
the second story of the Continental Hotel,
last Friday morning, died from the etigcis
OF his injuries on Sunday morning. HIS
ron arrived Sunday morning, but alter his
fathers death. The remains were embAlned
and shipped to the late home OF the de-
ceased in Ray county. Mr.. Oiiphaut was
abont seYentY-six wears OF age.
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CompI!mentto 10 DenIiris.

OF ali professional men, dentists should
be the neatest and ~ a class they are.
Those who desire grateful, refreshing, de-
lightful aroma, while working about the
organ of smell, should wet their hands in
DIR. Prices Floral Riches. There is no
other means they could adopt that would
afford greater satisfaction TO their patrons.
It's fragrance is not only as pleasant as can
de imagined, but decidedly stimulating.
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ssTruc rs the sum-

In their marvellous effects are those word
famed and time honored 'Seliers' Liver
Pills." that yield to no cases OF biliouaness,
indigestion or headache.
aTHEY cannot lie" was the observation
of one who perused the endless testimonials
TO 'Dr. Lindsey's Blood Searcher' it is Just
infsllible.
For sale by Campbell & Kendrick, drug,
gists, LeaveHworth, Kansas.
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Two companies Of the 2Sd Infantry Will
leave Fort Leavenworth to-day ior the
scene oil the Indian Ioub e., making hive
companies OF this regimen, which have
been ordered 10 the front. The outbreak
is assuming larger GiHiensIons than Was at
fret supposed 1t would, and ali the avail
able troops in the Department are being
hurried 10 the front.
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VatuHr,lp Day Dead,

The Laverack Setter Pedigree" the prop
erty OF Mr.. Chas. y. Whitman, of this city,
died Sunday evening Of heart disease.
Pedigree" was bred in 1879 by Mr.. Ed
ward Llverack, Of England, and was or
ange and white in color. The best iuds, :
of dogs in this country say he was the hand
soonest Laverack in America. He cOst Mr..
Whitman GOO.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-09-26
PROBATE MATTERS.

The Record Of the Proceedings In
she Probate Court Ter Yesterday.
In the matter OF the estate Of Lewis A.
Dnrend deceased; Emma f Collier, ad-
minDrafrix; first annual settlement made
and approval, and on motion made final and
administratrix discharged. =
In the e-mat1f of the estate of Jacob
White, deceased Vim. White administra-
tor; report Of ssle Of personal property
filed and approved.
&, Marriage license issued to George Thur
man and Crezoeniia Boyer.
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CITY NEWS.
From Sunday Mornings Dlily.I
Tn q Secoud Iron Of AppIcs.

We were shown yesterday samples Of the
second crop of Cardina red apples, grown
by DR.. L. L. Terwilliger this year. They
are although small perfectly sound in every
particular. They are on exhibition in
THE TIMES editorial rooms.
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TIE PLACE OF THg srABBrSG.

When Russel WAS picked up by the Off
GERS he stated lha; Thomas Cas-, his father
ia-law, was the one who had stabbed him,
and til at it occurred in front of the saloon
known as Uncle Toms Cabin" kept by
Thomas Cas-, on Shawnee street, north side,
between Seventh street and Broadway, or
at least the first thrust was given in front
OF the saloon. and that the oth-rs We're
given after he started to run away from his
assailant, bnt that Cass, still retainiDg his
hold upon him plunged the knife repeated
ly into him until he fell, faint and ex-
haus:ed upon the spot where hs was found.
lie said he was passing the saloon when
Cas- came GU: and attacked him. lie alsa
said be had picked up stoue just previ-
oualy and threw it dog which came to at
tack him. He said he was sober at the
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-09-26
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A few doses Of Rsdwayb Pills will free the
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'RsAD FALSE AND TRUE I"
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DIED..

JACkaDN-At Leavenworth, Kan, Sept.
Ain, NH Mary Ann wife OF VIM. Jackson,
aged z years, months and p days
The funeral will take place from the family
residence, Dacotah and Fifth streets, at i
O'Clock p NJ, Qo-day) Friends Of the family
are invited to attend.
O'KANE-On Fs0ayesept 10Th, 1873, James
v NOkane, Of congesttv8 v8chili, aged 81 years.
Tne iunerel viii ta1o plane from the Caihe-
oai, Monday morning, n O'Clock Friends
ma Canclneau papen pleae tupy.
= ~. okan4 had resided In this city for
e'em years, - leaves q .numefous circle OF
ariendeto qopya his loss He leaves a fsmily
q ssz(hiidfea lowswithout father or mother.
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"a the Conti1ent.l yesterday xere Josenb
sshiange; ST Iousl John Hakiff Law
rnoe; me; N. Michelsoa, lil6s6k1x F. W.
IAhA Ieorgetovn, ColaRSO. Hnrlbnt
~ 1sse1oe; =. r. Smith, xe1 York; J. W.
= -, Dayton. O.; Geo. w. Wooar.ra
NsW Canfte, No. '1''' : -
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FROM THE

!,n5: 7 4lili ~ HihEn
;;U;. i..;i4L II EUU,
Endorsing cY. EaiWeS's n. a. z.
REG sDIES,
After using them ior Several Ys-Ts.
New foRE, Jan. Ith, ISIS.
.'=AR Tx Having ter several yesTs used
N"rT medicines, doub,ingiy at first, bat after
'yis-:i"nc:ng their effiacy With iull oufdenc~,
20 l6ss n pleasure than a duty To thank
IL : scknov ledge tne advantage We nave de-
% - tom them. The pills are rc>oEted 20 as
Ni1tl a, Crcss!on requires ana 'n Says Win
i'IH '-rsi.ed eject. 1ne Ready Re.lef ear no,
-. hy ~ described taau IL - Dy lis me. We
a9..- the iinirieL; freely, aim0s: invariably
ted l tIse promised '-RsIei."
tTliy yyar>,
-,=ur,i. THukLUW WEED.
friy. -DEaI
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"RsAD FALSE AND TRUE .

Sepd letter stamp to Railway 4 Co., No
q Warren. Stree New York.
Information worth Thousands will be seof
Won.
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A SISTERS DEVOTION.

Tie police sent carriage after Russeifs
mother, but ste being i'll, could not come.
His sister Maggie, however, hastened TO his
side, and was the only one wnocould soothe
or have The least effect OF control over him
She held the water to his feyerish lips and
famed his heated brow, bending over him
and administering u his every want.
She was th" oE,y one he would recognize
or talk To, and would calm down when
she spoke TO him. 1t was a rare, beautiful
and touching sight TO SIC this fair young
girl bending over the dying bed of her way
ward broihsr, and few there were, even
among the members of the police force, men
enured and accustomed TO every form of
suffering who could force back the tears
which came 10 eyes unused to weeping
From the time he Was taken 10 the station
tie pnlse became peroeptib!y weaker every
minute, and at midnight it was the opinion
OF the physicians tina; he could not live an
Lour. At one O'Clock, however, lie was
still alive, with strong voice, We; weak
pulse, and shortly after that hour, when
the reporter Lett, lie was sioSly but surely
sinking.
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THE CTHER SIDE.

OF course there are two sides TO the story,
and the story that Cass' friends tell is 10
the effect that Russell had been drinking
heavily all that day, and at night came
around Cass' place TO see his (Hussell's)
wife, who had left him four or five weeks
before and gone 10 her fathers to live.
They say Russell had made threats that he
would Kill Cass, and that he had been lay
ing around Cas- saloon, in an intoxicated
condiIjon, with his hands full of rocks
waiting for an opportunity TO waylay him.
That just before the cutting took place be
had thrown rock into Cis,' place, strik
ing Cass upon the hand, narrowly missing
woman with child in her arms who was
talking to Cass at the time
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COVERED WITH BLOOD

upon the stones in the street, on the south
side OF the thoroughfare, about the middle
OF the block, yet sensible and able 10 talk.
A slreicher WAS procured and he was re-
moved TO the police station, where Dfs.
Thomas and Van Duyn were summoned.
Upon examination they found thirteen Gif-
ferent wounds upon his psrson iu the
abdomen, breas; and under The left arm,
the wound in the latter place being some
thing more than two inches in length aud
very painful. From one OF