The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-27
Crimes and Casualties.
SHOT By A DEPUTY xassaAL.

SFfHfeS ana 0A4uAk1IeS.
SHOT BIZ A DEPUTY MARSHAL.
CINCINNATI, December ga Nashville
dispatch says: While Edward Hanley was
drinking with some friends and making a
good deal OF disturbance Deputy Marshal
Mullins tried to arrest him. A scuffle en-
sued, and the men were separated, but re-
newed the quarrel. when Mullins drew a
pistol and killed HanIey."
a.. DEFAULTER AND SUICIDE.
CINCINNATI, December 2G.-An examina-
ton of the accounts of Voulls. who COM
mitted suicide at New Orleans, discloses the
fact that he was a defaulter to an amount
not yet ascertained, but supposed to be over
$4,000.
CRIME IN GEORGIA.
AUGUSTA, December 26.-George Harris
and Wesley Long, both colored, had fight
near this city, in which Harris struck Long
over the head with gun and killed him.
Ellison Damsel (colored) was shot by a
tramp named Hobbs ut Thompson vester-
day.
MURDERED ON THE HIGHWAY.
CAIRO, ILL, December 2G.-Frank Haieht
was found dead on the highway near Gale
donna. ILL.,, Monday, shot through the head.
His brother-in-law, Henry Wilson, who had
made threats against Haight, and against
whom there is strong circumstantial evil
dence, has been arrested.
BANK PRESIDENT INDICTED.
New ORLEANS, December 26.-Tbe grand
jury has indicted David Urquebart, presi-
dent of the late New Orleans Savings Insti-
tuition. The charge says that he on Febru-
airy /, 1870, feloniously appropriated to his
own use $4,000 belonging 10 said corpora
ton. He gave bail in the sum OF 100000.
ARREST OF A LoTTERY-MAN.
NEW YORK, December 2G.-Mr. Howard,
OF the Louisiana Lottery Company, at No.
$40 Broadway, was arrested this afternoon
and committed for further examination.
KILLED DURING A CHRISTMAS DANCE, &C.
AUGUSTA, Ga, December 26.--During the
progress OF dance at 4 residence near FL
lenton, s. G., Christmas-eve, William Bates,
while Intoxicated, entered the house and
shot Stephen Bush, killing him almost in;
stantly. Bates is in Jail.
William NJ. Reese, trustee. advPrtiseS the
sale OF the Macon and Augusta railroad on
the first Tuesday in March at Augusta TO
secure the payment OF four hundred and
odd thousand dollars due the Georgia rail-
road rs endorser OF the bonds OF the Macon
and Augusta railroad.
DEATH FROM THE EFFECTS OLA sLUNG-SuOT
WOUND.
CINCINNATI, December 2G.-Frank Cole
man (coored), n head-waiter ut the Miles
House, died to-day from the effects Of I'M u
ries inflicted December I'd by a sung.shot
in the hands OF John Woodson, Il barber,
and Price, waiter, who had been dis
charged by Coleman.
FATAL SHOOTING AT A BALL.
NEW ALBANY, IND., December 2G.-At Il
ball at Chambcrsburg on CHRISTMAS night
Theodore Handley was refused Abundance
by Augustus Shienely, one OF the managers,
because he was unaccompanied by lady.
Haudley thereupon shot Shienely through
the head, and it is thought he cannot live.
Handley escaped.
KILLED IN A QUARREL.
GLASGOW, Mo-. December 26.-Noah For
rent, young man, was shot and killed yes.
terday near here by John Hayes (colored),
with whom he had quarrel shortly be-
fore.
DIED OF HIS INJURIES.
ALBANY, N. Y, December 26.-G gorge
W. Bull. OF the Buffalo Commercial Adver-
tiser, who was injured in the Grand Gen.
trail depot, New York, Monday evening,
died this evening at the Kenmore Hotel.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, December 26.-The passenger
train on the Chicago and Alton railroad
which left here for Kansas City was thrown
from the track by the breaking OF rail,
caused by the intense cold. George Paine,
the porter Of the sleeping-car, and Colonel
Bond, OF Auburn, H., were killed. \
brakeman. the sleeping-car conductor, and
number OF passengers were hurt; none
seriously. Two coaches were burned and
the whole train wrecked.