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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-05-08

AN IRREpREssIBLE CONFLICT IN
NORTH CAROLINA -NEw YORK,
May GA special from Weldon, N.
e., says the election of town commiss-
toner's was the occasion of a serious
riot here this morning between whites
and negroes. Both races had candida
tes in the field and great excitement
prevailed. About ten o'clock the riot
began, and clubs, knives and pistols
were freely used. Quite plumber of
persons were cut and bruised. One
man, negro, will die, it is thought,
and the injuries of several others are
regarded dangerous. A milit'ry COM
pany has been telographed for to
Norfolk, as indications for q fresh out
break are imminent. The presence of
the Virginia military on The other side
Of the river may have quieting
effect. ~, ~, ...5 a,l
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-05-08
NOTICE..

HEREWITH caution every body not to
lsell anything on credit, or otherwise lend
any money to my wife, Adelia Dunning,
since declare hereby that shall not pay
any debts whatever by her contracted. -
bll-38E ,Ifs4r- CHAS. DUNNING.
WATERFOWL, April 3oth. 1878. a-rah +
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17

TIE banks have evidently been lob
bying The Massachusetts Legislature
very successfully, having secured an en-
aetment Of 3 sIsy.lSW 10 tie up the
money OF depOsitOrs in the savings
banks for q long period, and II Is a
beautliul sAupls Of class legislation. A
mat who has mOrtgaged his property
to one Of these banks tor q loan oil
money, will find when the mortgage
falls due that his interests have been
entirely forgotten by his lawmakers.
He may have enough money in u oil
these savings banks to meet the pay.
ment on his mortgaged property, but
the bank a lnterpOSe the stay-law and
refuse to let him draw 1t out. We are
opposed, on principle, to slsy.lawS Of
all kinds, but this one Of MasSachu.
settS seems 10 be one Of most odlous
that was ever pAImed of on a stupid,
or bribed through 9 corrupt State Leg.
islalure.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17

PoRT JERyIs, N. Y, May lS.-Thsre
was a heavy frost in this section last
night, which destroyed considerable
young vegetables. Ice formed in some
localities.
MAucH CHUNK, Pa, May 13.-The
weather has been extremely cold for the
past few days, with slight SHOWS, and q
heavy frost this morning did some
damage 10 crops.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17
A Fit Cause for uniunr..I nr.aa

NoRTHAMProH, MASS, May lathe
Inhabitants of Mil river valley, and
particularly the residents of VIII.
l%iamsburg, have been much alarmed
by rumOrs Of the unsafe condition
OF the Goshen reservoir, from which Is
drawn The Summer supply Of water
i9r The mills on that fatal river.
10 response TO petition,
the County Commissioners, &C.
companied b. a number OF citizens,
examined the reservoir on Saturday.
They will order the removal of the
flash boards and institute other precau-
tionary measures. Many families have
long kept watch all night for an OK.
pecIed flood, and a universal feeling Of
dread prevails in the valley, which
nothing will entirely remove.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17
The Recent Attempted A~,s..,,n.,,or

1ne hecent Attempted Assassination,
BERLIN, May 12.-At the official ex.
animation of Hoedel, the prisoner
stated that be vas q native Of Leipsio.
and born In 1857. He denied that he
fred at the Emperor; he affirmed that
be was without work aud intended 10
shoot himself publicly, to show the
rich the present condition of the peo.
pie; be stated that be shot once at him.
self, and could not account for the
other three shots, which were wanting
in the chamber OF his revolver; he
thought be might have discharged
them in the absence OF mind. The
prisoner was in possession of several
Socialisiic and Democratic writings,
tickets of membership of several Der.
lin Socialistic Unions, aud the likeness.
es OF two Sccislislic leaders. He de.
clsred he belonged to no party, but was
gu Anarchist-ths enemy OF all pollti.
cal parties, and the present condition
of society and public institutions. The
other prisoner, KOueger, appears to be
innocent, and 1t is reported that he has
been liberated. lie was arrested be.
cause he %endeavored TO protect Hoedel
against the assault of the excited
crowd.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17
A Brutal Parnnt.

AUGUSTA, Ms, May ls.-Jaso IN
scFibner made q fatal assault with a
spade, upon hls family yesterday. He
assaulted his son, aged Eve; little girl,
aged 3 another son, aged IL; aud a
year old baby. He afterwards al
tempted suicide by cutting his own
throat, but was arrested before sue
ceediDg. The deed has been the theme
of conversation to-day, and hundreds
visited the scene of the tragedy. The
little babe, one year old, died at mid.
night, making two victims: while the
oldest, aged 5, still fingers.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17

TIE most important event of last
week, relating to financial affairs, was
the strong greenback vote In the Ma
honal Senate, on the House bill pro-
hibiling any further cancellation Of the
legal.tender notes paid into the Treas
ury, and directing their reissue, which
will soon come for final action. Mr..
Cockrill, of Missouri, moved q
second reading Of the bill in.
stead of sending It to the Finance
Committee for consideration. Tue
motion wa passed BY a vote Of 80 10
%, as follows:
Ysas-Messrs. Bailey, Beck, Booth,
Butler, COckrlll, Coke, Davis (Iil.),
Davis wv. Va, Dorsey, Eustis, Gar.
land, Gordon, Harris, Hereford, Hill
ingalls,, Johnston, Jones (Fla.l Lamar,
McCrsery, Mcdonald, Maxsy, Merrl.
mon, Morgan, Oglesby, Plumb, Ran.
som, Saunders, Spencer, Thurman,
VOORHEES,, Wallace and Withers-33.
NAys-MessrS. Allison, Anthony
BAyard, Cameron (Wis). Conkling,
Dawes, Eaton, Edmunds, Ferry, Hoar
Howe, Herman, Klrkwood, Mcmillan
Matthew'S, Mitchell, Morrill,, Paddock
Randolph, Rollins, Sargent, Salisbury
Wadlelgh, Whyte and Windom.-25
Mr.. Morrill, then moved the refer
ence Of the bill to the Finance Com
miltse, which was opposed by Mr.
Cockrill, on the ground that the seuat,
was Is competent to pass upon the bill
Ss The COMMITTEES. Mr.. Bayard arguet
in favor Of regarding the usual form o
proceedings, aud regretted the hO
haste manifested on the part Of som
Senators to push the measure through
The discussion was cut OF by The O.
pirAtiOn Of the morning hour, and Il
motion, under the ru.es, went over u
Ill next day (iast Wednesday,, when
was again STAYED of, by referring
to the Finance Committee, with Il
understanding that It would be repor
ed to-day. No doubt the bill vi
pass, and thus q wholesome check
given to the contraction which b
blighted every business enterprise, al
which seems to comprise Sherman
sole idea Of Q financial policy.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17

A TERRIBLE FIGHT WITH A WILD
CAT.-Ou the Goth Of last month the
father OF Il family who live in the
mountains above Quicksilver, Cal, was
aroused from the table at which he was
sitting by the cries OF a seven-year old
child from a barn In the rear of the
house. When he arrived at the barn
he saw an immense wild cat attacking
his little boy. Not having time to re.
turn for his gun, he seizsd a crow.bar
that was lying neal by aud ran to the
rescue. The animal, on seeing him APP
proach, loosed It's hold upon the chill l
and spraug upon the rescuer. The
man, seeing the animal was too close to
admit OF the use Of his weapon, drop
ped it aud seized the cat by the neck,
After a severe struggle, in which the
man was horribly bitten and lacerated,
he succeeding in killing the cat by
choking IL to death. The child was
also severely bitten Woodland
Record,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17

GPaaG COm@andeFy Of knights
TemplaFss state 81 mississippi.
The Eighteenth Annual Conclave o.
the Grand CommAndsry OF Knight
TsmplGrs will convene to-day 81 thu
Asylum Of Magnolia COmmandery No
2, 10 this city. We are pleased to know
that the energetic and capable Sir
Knights who comprise the various
committees have made suitable arrange
menls for the entertainment and pleas.
urs Of their guests, and that our cIti.
Esns, s%ppreeiaiing their visit, are decor
ating their stores and dwellings with
AAgs, evergreen aud other tokens Of
welcome and good feeling.
The large-hearted and generous Capt.
7. P. feathers has invited the Grand
Commandery to an excursion on bis
magnificent steamer Natchez. There is
only one thing The Sir Knights OF Mag
nolia regret, and that is, that be Is not
. Knight Templar, for his charity and
hospitality 10 %unbounded, aud the alac-
rity with which he responds TO all such
calls is only equalled by the speed of
his champion steamer Natchez.
Gentlemen pre.eminent in the vai-
Gus departments Of civil society, men
known among their fellow. citizens for
their intelligence, judgement, learning
and executive abilities, are found iu the
Grand and Subordinate Communicates
Of Knights Templar. The assembling
Of suCh . brotherhood in u midst
may DO looked to with interest. Let
every citizen of Vicksburg consider
that they are our guests-the guests Of
VickSburg, aud second the Committees
in every way possible. Fling 10 the
breeze your gayeSt banners, aud where
ever 8 Knight Templar turns his eyes,
lot him be met with q hearty welcome.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17
PEppgruAL MorIoN.-A magnetic

PERPETUAL MoTIoN.-A magnetic
clock, invented by Daniel Drawbaugh,
of Midtown, Cumberland county, Pa,
is sufficiently remarkable to be worth
description. The magnetism Of the
earth, an inexhaustible source OF power,
is made TO oscillate the pendulum, and
the simplicity of all the works gives an
assurance Of the least possible friction,
AT a certain point the movements OF
the pendulum itself shut of magnetic
connection with the earth, aud al
another point restore the connec'
ton, thus securing the condi'
lions necessary to produce its oscilla.
ti0ns. The works are so ingenious aud
simple that it is no wild assertion to
make that, were it not for the una
voidable wearing out caused by even
the small amount Of friction, the
clock would run as along as the solid
earth endures. This clock lie hung
against a board partition, with all its
works exposed, subject 10 the Earrings
of machinery and distractions from
dust settling on 1t, yet, since March l,
1877, II has been running continuously
and uniformly, without only slight re.
ported variations as tested by transit
observations at noOn. - Harrisburg
(Pa.) Telegraph.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17
Marriage In HiEh Life

New YORK, May l2-The marriage
Of Senorita Terry, daughter of Don
Thomas Terry, 8 rich Cuban planter, IA
Baron Blame, Italian Minister. took
place last night at ST. Stephens Church,
In presence of an immense crowd,
Among the guests were Sir Edward
Thornton, and many other Foreign
Ministers.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17
Cnuuon Not Nece..nrx.

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
produces better bread, biscuits, cakes,
etc, than any other. LIS purity admits
of any quantity being used with per.
feet safety, and without detrimeDt TO
the articles prepared. Households
where true economy is studied will
use DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17

The Grand Commandery of Indiana,
which met last Tuesday, commenced
preparations for the meeting Of the
Grand Encampment Of the United
States, which meets In Chicago during
the Summer Of 1880. This will prob.
ably eclipse in grandeur any similar
meeting that has ever beer. held,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17
StRHt4mbAftaa
tuesday Morning. HAY a, 1878

TEE public IL to have another nauSeat-
ing dose OF scandal. Mr.. TiltOn has
prepared . long statement Of facts nd
details Of everything that has taken
place between Der and Beteher for the
last fifteen years.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17

A PIECE of gun wadding was the
means of tracing out a ~reprObate who
shot q neighbours horse in Chickasaw
county, Iowa, 1t was q printed piece
OF paper, and was found TO match, so
that 1t could be read, with the waddIng
Of a ready-loaded gun in the hands Of
the suspected criminal.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17
.wabcoAm 30 TIKI ENTaHTs
TMMPLARM

Lines suggested BY the truly Masonic
conduct Of 4 veteran Sir Knight OF Missls.
e'ppi (slr j. l.. Power. and respectfully
dedicated to the Fraternity throughout the
State.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17
BY ELLEN Z. HEBRON.


lSCBNE-FaiEylaud; an Eliza sluRs:l
Come! Come! Comet
From the North, from the South,
From the East from the West,
Come, ye band of brothers all noble and
true,
Go1 must love you, stars above YOU,
Bid you now your Vows renew!
Where's a fainting, weary mortal,
Who's not heard your words OF cheerI
Where's q being sOrrow-laden,
Who does NIT your name reVeref
In the city, In the desert,
On the lonely spots Of earth,
Hearts are singing, tribute bringing.
10 YOUR noble deeds oil wOrthI
Civic laure's crown your earth.fame,
Maldens tell your well.e Irned praise,
But Ills soul thrObs Of the needy
That Outsing tae pets lays;
Cooling draugnts OF cheering comfort
TO the hearts 90 like To break,
Noble deeds In nObler silence
All your wOrthiness bespeak!
List. | hear a song!
A band Of Fairies enter, bearing a crown
and slnging:l
Where's the hero for the crowrY
IL be on q golden tnroneH
Is II he who rules the hour
By grand Oratory's pOweri
10 1t he who tells In rhyme
All the nobler deeds OF timer
Is 1t be who rolls In wealth,
Blest with happiness and healthH
10 1t be who bares HE brest
On the stormy war.tide's crest,
Who can give bis life, bis all,
Al hts cOuntry's sacred call,
Smiling sweetly as he dies,
To secure the glittering prize,
That his name be handed down.
Worthy of pAtriot's crowni
10 1t he for whom we bear,
Diadem with 80 much carer
Another band Of Fairies entering an.
sWer.l
Never. neVer!-They are grand,
All the heroes OF our land,
We revere their glorious worth,
II dispels the gloom OF earth;
But this crown 10 borne for one,
Who some nObler deed hath done,
Taking up the crown
In a lonely desert place
There was left q girl TO die;
Money, happiness and friends
All had seen and passed her by
With a soul 80 full Of care,
With a body full OF pain,
Hope t. live she scarce could care,
Earth could never smile again.
There was one who heard her woe.
Told mis- comrades OF her strife;
They essayed 10 lead her back
To the gladstone tields Of life;
Kindly, softly cheered her n Fart
With the sympathetic tear,
Brought her aid from lrieads alar.
While the angels fastened near,
Hes tie he Q We will crown!
Lay you costly tribute down
At bis feet, I've MJSOR tine,
Who'll. his duty dare 10 do!
"~lndSnuch as De hdos done
To The least Of all The Earth
SO 10 Me-" our Savior says,
I'VE HAVE DONE GT'-crowr lis WORTH
lCrownlng him.
Let him live to rule by love,
Let him live 10 prove by deeds,
That shall all bis goodness prove
To the poorest one who needs.
ms the hero Of the hour,
Own we all his magic powerl
MAY, 1878 fEvount
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17
Growing him.

Let him live to rule by love,
Let him live 70 prove by deeds,
That shall all bis goodness prove
10 the poorest one who needs,
This the hero Of the hour,
Own We all his magic power!
MAY, 1878 fExountl
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-17

A PgW NOTES 81 THE WAYsIDE-Gz0P
MISREPRESENTATION CONFERENCE OF
THE \. I. CHURCH, GoUTH-A Long
SESSION ANTICIPATED, ETC.
ATLAErA,.GA, Nay 0. 1873.
Editor yickSburg Herald:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19

Ivy reference 10 our column NJ hmlla0'
nents, II viii bo seen that Mr.. Frank
Mayo, viii appear In the above glori
ouS play, NJ the opera'houae, on the
10Th nnd gGlll Of this month. We can
promise our readers aud thcatro,goers
rare trent, We viii be pnrdoned for
giv,Gs the extract below from the At,
lanm Constitutions
There ought not 10 bu standing
room nj Dedives Opera.house 10.
night. The superb drama, Dapid
crockett VIII be- repeated by Mr..
Frank Mayo and hla excellent troupe.
The drama In one OF Intense interest
and en0halnS the attention Of the on.
tire audience from the rising Of the
curtain I'LL II falls on the laat net
Mr.. Frank Mayo " simply perfect N
his conception and rendition Of the
CHARACTER OF Ddpy CrockeH. The man.
~ form, the true heart, tho pure and
Observation-Disclosures education OF IN.
ture, are Nil blended In beautiful syms
melry In the character. The "wOlf
scene" and the "lIving barrier" ARE
both Of thrilling interest, and the In
tenslty with which they appeal to ones
sympathiea, and the excitement they
create In the breast Of the beholder
equals that produced by tragedy-real
tragedy.
We unhesltatlngly commend thls
beautiful drama to our citizens. IL Ia
entirely worthy, In every respect, OF
your patronage. You will not bo dia.
appointed ifyou attend. II Ia not made
up Of "Dlood and thunder" and to
those who go expecting anything of
that kind, we will simply say, you will
be disappointed, But to those who ex-
pect u iare treat, pleasant evenings
entertainment, a hearty laugh, and the
portrayal of backwoods life IN II exists,
we will say, your expectations will be
realized TO the iul lest extent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19
RnnsrnI "a ne. rnnnar.


The funeral " Mrs- Fannie Connor
wifs of Our esteemed citizen, Captain
w, q, ponnOr took plapa NJ 10 o'clock
yesterday morning, rom tho family
residence, on llryay street The rites
we're conducted ny the lieyerends
BOurland ana ll0dgers one VI The
largest propenslous followed tho re'
mains 10 tho Masonic cemetery, ever
witnessed ia Dallas Colonel kerr
Major Thompkins, Mr. Walker den'
eral Cabell and MI Davis, we're tho
pall,bearers, The deceased, by her no.
bItness NJ heart aud christian life, had
endeared herself n many, InE liEh'
ALp eHlenda iis sympathy 10 the be'
reayed husband, family aud relations
Oi Tho deceased
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19
II0 ItnIIWny
LOCAL JOTTINaA.

Council meota Tonight.
Tho street gnttera need cleaning
Out,
Sprinkle tho alreeta aud lay the
dupl.
There are foriy'elght prisoners In
tho jail
Wood aud hay wagons continue Ia
come In.
The streets are full Of hogs, despite
the hog law.
elm street presented lively ap'
penrance yesterday,
About eighty baleu of cotton were
received here yesterday.
This beautiful weather IN killing
On the small boy, who wants 10 20
ilahing,
A neat railing has been placed
around the clerl'a desk In the district
court room.
The weather continues beautiful,
aud the gardeners aud farmers are
making use Of II,
Farmers say that II the wm'hcr
continues good they Intend planting
cora In u few days.
We nrc Informed that the survey
ing OF tho Palestine railroad win be-
begun In few days,
"A little whItewash ON the yard
fence would add much 10 the appear.
ance of many residences,
The buds OF the fruit trees ARE
swelling, Some fear the weather IL
premature, aud that frost mny kin
the fruit.
M. McCannon, was arrested and
cnlabOosed yesterday evening, by Onl-
GERS Arnold aud Waller, for exposing
hls person.
George Aldridge, esq, has prose.
cnted, No lar, this court, six criminal
cases, and has convicted.ive and in the
sixth, the jury hung.
Tho East Dallas fire boys, OF hook
and ladder No 3 had rousing meeting
AT Their hose house, last night. Mr..
n. b. lIaughlin, addressed the iiremen,
and VIA most heartily applaudcd.
We understand that Mt the solicit.
alton OF his friends, Colonel j. M.
Hurt will he II candidate for county
attorney. The colonel il lawyer of
ability and an eminent criminal jurlst.
During tina arrival and departure
Of trains, the Union depot presents
scene fnll of life, The platform is
thronged with people, going ON, and
leaving the trains, while the omnibus.
sea, hacks and other vehicles present
n busy scene.
Yesterday evening william,
whose name il not known, bounded
the steps of little German girl until
the police had to be called. Officers
Alkire and Dickey looked far and
wide fer him but were not fortunate
In catching him.
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Dallas Ui,y LunbeT YARD

Query "Why viii men smoke
common tobacco, when they can buy
Marbur Rroa Seal oi North Caro-
LISA, nj the same prIcvW Jan'aldly,
Adams a Go, MI orders for grain
aud produoe,-lL
Two car loads Of bugglea aud plat
Orln wag ols, nj Orr'a H.
-lfyou want ~ trade M old buggy
Tor new Que, Orr'S h tho place, II
--lfyou want 10 buy u family car
rlage, orr has tho latest slyles aud
patterns, IL
Picture hNmca and mouldnpu,
new patterns ~ wall paper Tor 1873 NJ
Reed a l.aluropa, ja2p In
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19
Stacking "a Saddle.

Yesterday morning Mr., William Dee
informed Deputy Sheriff Spencer that
some thief had stolen his saddle oil his
horse, which was standing on Main
street, near the postolllce. In u few
minutes the officer succeeded in cap.
turing the thief, in the person Of II
negro named Joshua Saunders, who
had placed the saddle In II sack he was
carrying. In the language OF his race
Saunders "was clean coch up wid,n
and he was given quarters in the coun-
ty jail
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19

Things are fast settling down for an
earnest, calm, decent contest between
the two gentlemen prominently named
Tor the high and responsible position
oil governor of this great state. The
contest between the gentlemen most
"rominent, Ex-Governor Throc'. ~->~.~--
odisrnlserrcr --.-onurch South, vii Civ,
their annual supper, for the benefit o.
their new church, on the evenings o.
February 2sth and March Let. All
lovers of good eating knows what this
means.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19
Dallas city Lumber Yard,
Resolutions nrResnert


WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God, In his own wise providence, Ia
visit ailliction upon our worthy chief,
In removing from earth to heaven his
beloved wife, and whereas, we, as
members Of the Dallas fire department
do desire to extend our sympathies to
the bereaved husband, therefore be
II
Resolved, First, THAT society has
lost one Of its brightest ornaments. and
the family II loving wife and affection
ate mother.
RESOLVED, Second, That we extend
to the family our sincere coincidence in
this, the hour OF grief.
Resolved, Third, That the preamble
and resolutions be spread upon the
minutes of the department, aud a COPY
thereof furnished our chief, w. G. Con.
nor, also to each city paper for publ.
cation.
K. II, WEST,
ALIEN SANGER
JOHN !. coon,
j A. ToOLEY,
J. W SCHENCR,
Il, Z, AUNSPAUGH,
DA1LAs, February IS, 1878.
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Tuesday night about two o'clock, u
man named Arthur Levelan, who resi>
DIES above the water tank, on Main street
reported to the police that one William
Overlook had come TO his house, drawn
u pistol on him and threatened to take
his life. Levelan had stated that
Overlook had stolen some bakery tick
cts, and he had come TO demand salts
faction or blood, when Levelan made
hasty retreat. The police went In
search OF the bellicose individual, but
he had gone, and could not be found.