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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-06-20

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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-06-20
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-06-20

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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-06-20

YITHEs WRITING TO ADyERrIsERs,
IN ibIs paper. n. M. q.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-06-20

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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-06-20
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The New York herald., 1878-08-25
PROBABLE MURDER.

sTABBING AFFRAY IN a WEST STREET GRO
oEEY = ONE or THE VICTIMS IN pREoARr-
GUS coND1TIoN-ARREsT or THE AssAILANT.
At haIf.pass ten o'clock last night jeremiah
Hanifeo, Of No. 90 Greenwich street, stabbed
James Mnlet Of No. 2 Yves. street, in.
nicting injuries that will, It is believed,
prove fatal The stabbing was done in the grocery
store Of Lawrence Costello No. "a West street, corner
OF Morris II appears that both men, accompanied by
some two or three friends. met in the
store just before the ARRAY took place. The
principals had known each other slightly.
aud IN tne act OF introducing their friends and
men rem I'D Yerent parts o; the country" Co.'S
teilo wishing to have fracas IN hls store, tried
M,liet picked up an apple aud divided IT, g'vny half
10 Hanifcn. Pretty soon angry words were again ex
changed and blows were struck.
TIE srABBING.
Hanifsn drew largo tw0-5aded pocket knife end
cut his opponent the left side Of the neck, nhct
ing fearful easn close 10 the juguIar vein which
extended 10 the chin. Costello jumped in to sep.
srate tnc men, when haniien turned upon him also,
wounds ~ The lsi, arm boar the elbow. An onicsr
was summoned and lie arrested Hauien aud took
hn 70 the Fwenty.sevsnth police precinct, wncre he
is now prisoner. The two injured men we're con-
vsyed 10 the Chambers street Hospital, where tnelr
injuries received the proper attention
Mnlet, who appears 70 have recently arrived from
Chicago, where he has wife aud ioIr children,
reach cd the hospital In very exhausted condition
that mad he peen fifteen minutes longer on thc way
he have blei to death As IL is ne lies in very
prccarous condon, 50 much 80 that grave fears are
en- tertained tor his llle.
Costello was found 10 bed with his arm In sling
AMI gave The facts above mentioned concernins !ns
origin OF the quarrel Tho pohce say that hnnifen
has been arrested before and that he Is
known to then. "a ward loafer." Hanifen
denies ali knowledge Of the affair and claims know
nothing about the cuing or the knife. He says WIN
respect 10 the quarrel that he was struck IN the
mouth. Costello iully identifies him as tho man who
cut Nillct.
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
GENERAL SHERMAN ANGRY.

He WRITES SHARP LITrtR TO The WAR
coMMIssIoNER-TH CONDUCT OF SOLDIERS
ON THE FRONTIER
From the Washington Post August e.
Last tall while General Terry In Washington he
met Mr.. Hayes the indian Commissioner IN confer
the subject the arrangement OF the Indians
II at that time that Mr.. Hayt stated that
the presence OF the United States soldiers at
the various Indian agencies had very denoraliz-
ing effect and they ought 10 be removed. In sup
port OF This statement he said the soldiers de-
bauched the Indian women and peopled the agencies
win hall sed snildren and that lie had evidence 10
prove H. General Terry took issue on this point and
said that he would thoroughly investigate the matter
and he returned 10 the frontier ne wrote 10
m,ssicnos aayt ior the sv,asnus in his possesson
This letter sent to Mr. Hayt, but no reply
o any Kind was roturned General rerry waiteu
another letter calling tor the evidence, winch
was also sent to Hayt but he maintained me same ST.
lence regard the 1rt letter. During the month
OF May General Terry wrote ths third ister demand
Ing vdence ana accompanying Il with the report
OF au investigation winch had been conducted ny
his orders. The rcport was made by General carin.
the commanding oilcer 81 ssandiLg Rock Agency.
employees and the Catholic priest, the mission
scnooi teacher OF the agency, and tho result
showed tnaI out OF ioryioar ha,i-oree@ , @ cSi MI
longed 10 a soldier 1his third letter OF Gen.
eral ierry with the report OF the investigation
accompanying II, sent TO General Sneri-
uau who indorsed II with tue opinion that 1t was
correct and then forwarded IL 10 General sherman.
The letter has now reached the War Depar ment con-
ta,ning the following Endorsement from General
Sherman -
81 confess have no patieuco to deal with this
;udian question. The experience OF sush men as
Generals Carlin, Terry and Sheridan. VINO have
for thirty years lived IN contact with the
Indians, is pooh -poohea by mere novice. u
mere tneorist no nevor u real lndiau-the pres.
ent COMMENCEMENT therefore it seems idle TO
submit tuls third letter, TO convinc' the
new Commissioner, yet, with me hope OF
reaching tho President our common father,
1 beg the honorable Secretary OF War 10 read
these papers Tho report OF General Carin), then
explain them 10 tue President, and, II necessary.
let him combat their signatures and contents
II The Presiaent is not convinced that Mr..
Hayt knows lit,lc OF what he spoke
in General Terry's presence. let us iaSe all
troops away from Indian agencies and put them TO
protect the white seters sgans. the drpredations oil
theirs (the lndans) young ana enterprhing braves
Soldiers are, oil course, men, and are denied wives
concuuues. They have passions which are Gu nOn
the sex, but military discipIiue does something to
curb ths passion. Whereas the agents and their en-
psyes are restrained by no consideration, nora or
physical. In such matter Mr.. hayt ought not to
balance his theoretical opiAion against the mstured
judgment Of such man as General Terry, the soul OF
truth and honor. W. 7. SIBERIAN, General"
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
TRUSTEES IN TROUBLE.

ARREST oP TIE TEuToNIA BANK OFFICIALS ON
A CHARGE OF EMsEzzLEMEST.
II is now but a short time ichael Hahn. tho
former secretary OF the reutoDia Bank, was CON-
mitted on a charge OF perjury. Since that the CON-
m,ss charged with the conduct oil tue decrepid none
,ary establishment have been busily engaged IN
uuraveiiing the tangled skein OF oniciai maeasancs
which led 10 It's downfall Hahn, TOO, has peen
by Mr.. Lawrence ana tho pubic prosecutors, ana
on his evidence a new compliant has been drawn
mp duplicating the whole OF The trustees. War
rants we're privately issued by Judge Otterbourg
for their apprehension and put IN the hands
Of the Essex Market Court squad. The utmost Sc
crscy was observed, as It was supposed that OF
tue accused bank officers would take nasty leave OF
their homes on getting wind oil the proceedings.
Inc police, however. succeeded admirably, anu by
tue whole corps OF the routonia's trustees was in
a,iendance. staDcD, wel-to-do Germans they AL
was believe that OF such nooest appear
Ing morals would set little vatue on their nonor
The warrants were read ealing Tor their appear
aucc. each of tue prisoners responding as bis name
Reinhsrt, Jonn Scnrues Joseph WIegef, Henry
wencks. Louis George Jono fheiss, Charles Msrz,
Jona oto. Nicholas ssagr,st aud jacob Bermann
ihs sfdavt o. Henry DauscDa, oi No. 80 second
street. was tnep read charging tho prisoners, AS the
trustees OF the Teutonia Bank, witn hsviUg embcz-
zi.d converlea 10 their own use 81 ,d94 81, as
stated by Micnasi Hahn, which money hau ZONE iuto
their posssss by virtue Of their ofise. Tho
sfndavit Was nanded to The prisoners counsel.
VINO submitted IL TO them ior inspecton.
aud then sara inst owing TO the absence OF MS
senior associate. WHO was 10 conduct the deience he
asked that an exam nation bc set down at an early
date ard the accused TO be meantime admitted u
lion tor Wednesday next al ten vclock, and hold the
prisoners IN 81, 700 each TO appear then.
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
SHATTERED HOPES.

HOW MISS BRANDrs DREAM OF Welded
BLISS WAS RUDELY DIsPELLED - THE
CHARGE THAT SHE MAKES AGAINST WILLIAM
MYERS.
When Elizabeth Brandt, whom sacrliegous sd
vance agents "b,lied" about as Lizzie, entered the
Kiraiiy Brothsrs' travelling troupe she was fancy
free Her ars ali she loved and novel svolutions
on the slight fantastic" were her only aim IN life
But time wore on apace and Lizzie to learn that
gentlemen did not 90 frantic opera glasses with
out cause, and that there was tender sig
n!acanee Ia bouquets In 1ne, she awakened
10 the fact that she was popular fav-
orite. This, however, had long been known
to another than she. William Myers, when he could
smanc pate himself from the thraldom OF tho Broad
way dry goods house with which he was connected,
Lad gazed upon the cavortng beauty aud worsnipped
her. the steps with which she illustrated "Around
the World" and the "rip to the Moon" patered upon
his heart and before hs knew II i.zzss had dance
herself into his affections and taken up rmanent
abods there. Fortune favored William. and the par
ticuiar Gay the october oil 1876 on which he mado
her Quaiut lance red letter dato Tor MIN. she
was Ia u New Yoik theatre NJ the lime, aud Myors
ioapd ample opportunities TO show hrs devotion
Win Joy saw Indications that his love was re-
turned aud when Lizz,e elt New York he took occa-
sion 10 follow her. 1t was, SO she alleges on the l3th
whispered words loagod to tell and arose
cepted and engaged lover They wercs ito DO married
soon, but the morning Of the I5h insk broke nnd
them still ununiicd.
DAT OF WOE
That day was one OF woe 10 Lizzie, tor Meyers re.
fused To honor his contract and even sgnided his
tcution 10 break with her altogether The shock
was severe one, tut she witnstood II
noSy, and when the nrst tarsts oi passion
were gathered up the love letters OF William
aud lsid them, with iuli account OF ner bligntsd
affections at tie feet OF Judge sinnott, IN the Marine
Court Counsellor Max Baycrsdorier, who appeared
ior Miss Brandt, put the mai ure OF her emoons GU
legal Gap ior the Cours benefit, and on August % an
orIer s arrest was issued for William Myers, which
Deputy Sheriff MeQuade undertook to serve. 10 tue
Broadway dry goods house that of1cia went, and
forlhwub he conducted William to tEs sherl's Office
where the lair piainun awaited him Sne 10 petite
blonde, lair 10 look upon and gay OF attire she had
dash OF the emotional drama about her. too, wneD
they met Before the Sherin's officers snid
have suggested recalling OF MS words. AMI asked
him to the day. But William was oDdurate
linen Lizzie gave positvs assurances nat her heart
was breaking. ana 10 Offset that calamity bade her
counsel press the suit Tor $1,000 damages mr.
Myers ball - set dewn at O0J and hearing OF tho
case Is fixed for early dste.
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
HUGHES BIZ WALK.

HE SUCCEEDS IN Performing THE yEAT OF
GETTING OVER FIVE HUNDRED MILES IN SIX
DAYS
On Friday night John Hughes, the pedestrian,
having finished the s30tn mile OF bis 500 e walk,
hrs time that mile being Ion. ola, retired iron
Inc track ior q brief rest A. half.psst one
s'ciocx yesterday morning he again on the uacr
o'clock, when he retired again aud remained
OF Till s,xteon minutes past two. He CON
pietsd bis 4s0th mile In ON. 45s, and continued
on then an the end His attendants represent him
MS being n perisct marvel In the way OF en-
durancs. They say ne has NOT slept more
than three hours the whole week, and
that his diet has been connncd 10 mile.
eruel beefsteak. mutton, and lttle brandy occa.
nonaiIy. He Is very small eater, they say IL was
Hughes Intention 10 make display OF bis
powers BY making run-not walk-oi
iweuty. Ave miles the last quarter hundredth
stretcn. During yesterday, however, bis att ndsnt
wniie cutting burtful shve, cut into tue walker s
but the pedestrian pluokny Kept inc racs, though
the wounoed foot was IN a bnndage
WHAT BuoHEs' BAcKER SAYS
Mr. Dennis Murray, the entieinan who 10 backing
ave hughes record. he ~ satisfied now, but SAYS
that Hughes beat the deld ana Is ready 10 back
him against any walker Tor purse oil sl,O0o or
more
A. Ion. 25m., thirty.Gve minutes ahead OF time,
Hughes completed his task Of walking 800 miles IN
ak days Tue time OF mis- last zen miles was:--
4pOtn. en- 45s, aud the next Dino as oliows:--
s,n. sis, lin. Sc, lam. i5.. lin. sos.,
lbm. 3es 6m 05s. Hughes ran tue last mile, and con.
k,dsrina the conaftion OF hts feet made graceful
sxnIbiiIon. Upon nnishisg bis ieas amid the entnu
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
WILLIAM NlBLO'S OBSEQUlEs.

A gathering OF men VINO have grown gray In public
and business enterprises. with an admixiurc oil pro
fessonai reopIe OF to day, followed 10 the marble
family vault IN Greenwood yesterday the remains OF
William Niblo. At the Calvary Episcopal Church, on
Fourth avenue where the funeral servc were ned,
numbers OF theatrical people assembled IN the morn
Ing, but m con spcuous than theyiwere the gray
haired of the past generation who we're the
dead managers friends ana the companions OF his
man mood. The heavy oaken casket u which tho bouy
Iny rested on a raised dais. Two large palm leaves
with wneaten sheaf lay upon II. "Grand2a" was
woven vioets on the whitc pillow ut the
floral column 4 the foot 'wiam NiDlo,
born August l. 1890. died August 81, 1875" was the
ms CT iption the plate, ana many AN eye was
d mn = the congregation hied past Niblos only
relatives aud tnsir families, occupied the
front pews; TRENDS and admirers hiled he rest Of
the cuurcn. Tue simple burial services Of tho
Episcopal Church were performed, couple Of
anthems we're cnanted by the choir, aud then the
nearse started ior Greenw followed by long line
nj cal riueo
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
A RAILROAD MANTRAP.

DREADFUL ACCIDENT IN NEWARK AT THE
MAGKET STREET CROSSING
Shortly after three O'Clock yesterday William Dit
mar residing at tue corner OF waverey place ard
Lille street. met u terrible nte at tue Market street
depot OF the Pennsyivauia Railroad. Lie was
driving his wagon, No. 81, up Market street,
and jus, as he struck the crossing OF the railroad
there beSg no gates fences at this most important
Of all the crossings In Newark-i New York
train came rushing along aud caught Dmmar's
horse and wagon, with Dimar in the drivers scat,
and wh,rlcd man, horse wagon before u INTO the
depvt wherc tacrc Is nigh stone platform. In went
the horse wagon, aud the formcr was reduced 10
Jelly anu the latter to Fragments In some way DIT
mar wus pushed before the carcass OF the horse
a. 40 escaped beng instan,y killed, but every in
p,t.. t bone In his body, almost was broken
He was still alive, ana for twenty min
utes was pinned against the stone platform
by the tram until heavy jack screws
were obtained, the tender lifted and the uuior-
tuua,e man hauled out Both thigh and both leg
bones were broken. SO was bis rght
arm. while his ieet were crushed into .
mos, unsigntiy mass. No anguage could describe
the anguish and suffering OF the poor fellow. He was
fenoved TO ST. Mienael's Hospital where he expired.
He leaves vile ana child. The police on duty
nt the depot s.y u was oil hts own fauit. People
generally consider that, at least primarily, the blame
lies against the city Authorities for not compelling the
railroad company to properly guard tneir crossings at
sucn an important thorough iarc as Market street
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
DIED.

ALEXANDER On Thursday, August ~, after briel
Illness, MARTHA r., wiio OF william Alexander and
daughter Apranam and Mary Cooper, aged ~ years
aua months.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
iuvitcd to attend the Iunsrai, on Sunday the 25th
inst. NJ twelve O'Clock NJ from her late residence,
No. 003 West 43d ST.
BRADBuRS. August "a. CATHERINE, beloved wife Of
Edward Bradburn, aged 30 years
Funeral will take pace Monday, onc o clock, IRON
residence $40 East SBth st.
BRusH AT the House OF Refuge, Randails Island,
Saturday, August "a JuLiKrrr BRusn. daughter OF
Hiram aud tho la Maria Brusn.
Funeral services at the House OF Refuge Monday
evening at O'clock aud ut tue Residence oil her
father, AT Babylon, H. l., on Tuesday, at one O'Clock
Relatives ana iricnds are cordially invited TO attend
witnout further notice.
BucKup.-August %. MANY SUSAN BucKur. aged 3
years
Funeral from parents residence, 0l Jane st. at two
O'Clock, Sunday.
CoLLiSs.--August 90 OF cholera iniantun. FLoRErrA
HARRIET COLLINS only cniid OF Satn aud Clare Uoiins
OF ,445 Pacnc So, Brooklyn, aged 10 months and
days
fhiiaoelphia and English papers please copy
Coss.-On Friday, August % JANIS Coss, sgeo
10 years. Naive OF Queens county, Ireland
Relatives aud irienus are respectfully invited 10 Az
tend the funeral ro ms late residence Is Madison,
Monday, August %, at twoP N.
CRoTTy.--On the 22d inst, alter q brieI Illness MI
DANIEL CRorrY IN the 29tn year OF his age regret'eo
Dy all VINO knew him.
sAs-.s~s sd e-~.ss ~ 20. 's-s"- 49, --s'--'-
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
A SENSATION EXPLODED.
THE STORY THAT YOUNG GREGORY WAS STRUCK
DUMB pIsPgoyED.


DUMB DIsPRovED.
An extraordinary story setting forth remarFaoie
visitation Of Providence In striking with dumoness
an irreyereut youth who was In the act OF annoying
a deaf mute appeared in some OF the morning
papers Yesterday The alleged circumstances ~
The case were deity woven 10 manulaclufs
n first class sensaton, IN which not only the 'no'-
fectual efforts OF medical experts 10 restore 'he
arlicuiate power oil the object oil DIVINE "ra'n "e''
40, forth. but also the sacred mnistrations OF
c,eryvman whose services mad been invoked, ana
who by inference It was stated, prophe
sled that the boys speech would Dc re-
stored him at certain hour. on0o
tho era of miracles mas long passed the narrative was
well calculated 10 revive ulous Incidents OF ths
early days OF the Gospel dispensaton, were II not
that IL lacked the very essential element Of truth
AS Rev Father Corkery, assistant pastor oi 81.
James Roman Catholic Church, was the clergvman
uu,neI in the report ALLUDED TO, HERALD
representativs called upon that gentlem,n al his resi-
dence IN Over street. yesterday afternoon, lor the
purpose OF hearing IRON MS own lips an account OF
he awe c-,uspring occurrence. The writer, having
stated the OBJECT OF his VISIT observed slight shade
OF annoyance pass over tne features ., .ns
and inviting TO be seated made the follow
ing statement OF the aiiat:-
THE REAL FACTS THE CASE.
Yesterday afternoon was sent lor 10 visit SICK
boy al NO. Dover street. On arriving at the house
saw tho boys mother, who told me her son, youth
a word Tor or three days. l then saw the Young
man, VINO was not IN bed and be dld not appear 70
me 10 be labofing under any severe illness Calling
him into an adj ON uR room sat Gown and asked him
TO take seat beside me. | then commenced 10 ask
him est ions and ne replied TO them WIN no more
hesItancy OF speech than you now see in me. ihere
Is really nothing whatever extraordinary ABOUT the
case, ana | surprised and annoyed this
morning on hearing that II had been muue
"a subject tor newspaper notoriety. Tho whole ahalr
Is ridiculous fabrication, anu the story is SO adroity
worded as make me appear AS the clergy man VINO
prophasied that the young mans power oi utter
ance would be resisrei. tnnk that such an uttery
groundless statement can hardly iai to ipJurc ths
credioihty oI any newspaper pubiishilg It, .
Later 10 the AFTERNOON the writer called Al NO.
Dover street, aud directed to the apai tmcns oc-
cupied by the young mans mother. ON The second
floor the only person that could De seen
In the dingy tenement was tacturn
Irish woman who said that Mrs. Gregory
and her son one alleged dumb-stricKen
YOUTH were both out, and tnat she did NOT KNOW
when thew would return On beng asked II tho
young man sick, this moross person replied that
she did know anything about LIS being SICK, anu
having added 'A OF 'cm out, anyway" diveo INTO
her room and shut the door after her.
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
THE SMITH MURDER.

District Attorney NCG says he 10 In possession OF
Information wnich will bring to light the real muir
derer OF oflcer smith. Mrs. smith having declined to
any questions 10 the the District Attorney
intends to hold her aud Bennett until the meeting
oil the Grand Jury 10 the september term. Mrs.
Smith had long consultation with her counsel yes.
tcrday, who advised her 10 remain silent Mr. Fem
ming, counsel ior Bennett INTENDS TO apply Tor writ
OF habeas corpus ON behalf 81 his client, who, he
claims has been completely exoncrated by the testi
mony OF Professor Doremus Chief OF Police Nathan,
having no further testimony against Bennett, says
he will oppose this motion, especially as Attorney
General stockton has declared that N re smith aud
Bennett should have been detained in the County jail
instead OF In the Frat precinct station house.
The New York herald., 1878-08-25
MARRIED..

BLocn--HIRscurELp. -0n Wednesday afternoon.
kueust 2l 1875 by the Rev. G.. Brandonstein SAMUkL
f. Bloch to MARY, daughter Of $. Hirschied, ESP
Of Brookyn.
Recommendations -On Tuesday. August 20,
by tue Rev. DR.. Davd Einnorn, JAMES BLooniSGDALE
to EVA MosEs
UARpozo-HARr- In New York. on Thursday,
August ~ 1875, ny the Rev. II. L. Mendcs, MICHAEL
ii. CARpozo 10 RosALiE, daughter Of the late Hyman
N. Hart
McCANx--IfARE Monday. August 10 by tho
Rev. Hugh McCabc CHRISTOPHER McCASN 10 MAR
CELIA A., daughter oi Eiward Ia re. ESQ, botn OF
tbis city. .
observation-disclosures 10. by the Rev. William III.
johnson, j. \. 8. Ross to LAURA l. BOYLE, both VI
this city.
SNrrn--BRADpicK On Wednesday evening, August
Z 1875 bv the Rev Dr. J. NJ King, STEPHEN !. SMITH,
ot Jersey City, TO ii EMxrE, daughter oil Jessie A.
Brsddck. Esq, Of Now York.
fopPINg-SMfrH.-AtS summit, N. j., August 10, 1878,
by Rev. A. u. Woodwork, WILLIAM T.. forrIsG and
CARRfx A. SMITH
wISAxr--LAIRp.--In New York, on August %, 1878,
by Rev. James H. King. CnARLKs NJ. wiSASr 70
EMMA L. LAIRD