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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-04
The Baptist Concerts.

There has been, TOR some time, much IN
terest manifested in Lexington In the con-
certe announced to take place under tne
management of Prof. Glmbs and Misas. ID.
Thompson, teachers, respectively OF IN
strumentsl and vocal music at the Baptist
Female !CQlIeas.4. They ware arss 1xed for
the evenings of December 10Th and 10th, but
owing to the very Indictment weather were
postponed to Thursdsy and Friday evenings
OF this week. only to jump "ou OF . snow
storm into an arctic atmospheric bath OF sew
ersI degrees below zero. In spite OF the
terrible cold, however, an audience, respee-
table in size sndftom the RANTS d our best
society," gathered Al the Opera House, on
last Thursday night, to do homaget to that
divine art which the protector OF all the
muses.. the immortal Apollo. patronized ~
ONT second to the use of arms. They ex-
,pected . pleasant entertainment and they
were not disappointed. sygEs
? Promptly at eight O'Clock the curtain rose.
and there wat presented to view & bouquet
OF fresh young female beauty. Miss Thomp-
sons vocal class, Msssrs. ChiIes, Conner,
Smith and McKss! {bsing Erissiy plscsd In
the back ground, where they could be heard
and not seen, willie the delights of the sense
Of sight were supplemented by sweet bar.
mony Of sound IN . grand '.Glorts," ths
voices being led oyProf. aimbsPs admirable
accompaniment upon the piano.
The second piece on the programme wss
. piano duet by Misses Bette Waddell and
Inex Cartwright, but the hrst mentioned
lady being -indispossd, was replaced q the
last moment ~ hSr- sitter, Miss Susss Wad2
dell, and though ouly afew hours were given
the young ladies to practice for the occasion,
they acquitted themselves with great credit.
The third piece was q male quartetts.
.1Ths Bugle Horn" Blancos by Messrss Con.
ner, Chlles, Mckee and Smith. These gen.
usmen always do well. and q concert in Lex
legion would hardly be q concert without
: Lhsm; but 10 this song they su~rpasssdthsm-
seivss. The several Darts were carried with
admirable precision. AMI despite the cold
weather tney slkscemed 70 b in good voice
The song Isl rather adIficufSs ns, sn6ltSwa,
% we'll SUM- That 1t Won II storm Of applause.
a. an encore the gentleman sang q laughing
c1or US. and did 1t in such fine style that they
Set tbs house In , roar; and recsiving q sec
ond encore, they repsatsd their musical
csehtnnation to the d.light Of the audience
THIS was FOLLOWED by a piano solo by Mls'
Fanny Royie. Who had besns substituted toi
Miss Ida Ferguson, whose name appeared
on the programme, the last named LAZY nav
Ing been absent until u late hour on tho Jay
OF the concert. Miss Royle performed her
part admirably, her delicate lingering being
n credit alike to her teacher and herself.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-04

&C., must DO seen to be appreciated. Don't
forget the place-corner Of Franklin and
Elm streets, near Winkler's factory. n30ti
Messrs Grimes & Venable have now be.
come settled in their new store, at the stand
lately occupied by Msssrs. Royle & New,
have received . large lot OF new goo,is, and
are prepared to supply both old and new
customers with anything they may desire In
their line. They respectfully ask an exam
instion Of their goods ana prices before pur-
ehases are made elsewhere. Christmas
goods, suitable for old and young, will be,
y hssstafofs.a speciality this year. Call In.
fRoyIs 4 NSW's old stand. nov1oe1
The m.sons of Chapel Hill Lodge, No. 800,
com nemoratsd the 9Th OF December by CIV
ing . public inhalation of officers elect, viz:
g.. Thomas Doty, W. NJ; W. 3. Newman,
8. W; John Wilkinson, J. W.; John Head
rick. treas; b. Z. Phillips, sec.; r. E. Nc
Cormack. S. D.; John H. Kelly, J. D.; Rev.
W. NJ. Pitts, chaplain; d. G. Doty. tyler.
After the installation of the officers, the
fmasons' wives and daughters as q renewed
evidence OF their affection and respect for
the fraternity. set q table heavily laden with
cakes, pies, sweetmeats and other delicacies.
which reflected credit upon them IS cooks,
and was highly enjoyed by all present.
Mr.. Logan D. cameron, agent, St. Louis.
offers the public the following books: To
The East By Way or The West. BY Bishop
Marvin - 90; Errors OF The Papary. BY
Bishop Marvin q 90; Book or Sermons,
BY Bishop Marvin q 90; Doctrlnsl Integ.
rity, By Bishop Marvin 81 %, Work Ol
Christ, BY Bishop Marvin go; Life or Rev
W. g. Caples, By Bishop Marvin 81 90
Life u Labors o, Bishop Marvin. By
DIR. M'Anally d so; Around h World,
BY e.. K. Hendrix. d. ID. % 90; Our Chill.
drsn, By A. G.. Haygood, D. d. 81 50
Weights And Wings, BY DR.. Deems 81 50;
The Peoples Commentary, BY Amo.
Binnsy % 90. Any Of the shove will b. sen,
postpaid upon receipt Of price. Liberia
discount 70 agents. Address the Advocat,
9 Publishing Ho1ss.
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SHOT HIS SISTER.
Shocking Accidental Tragedy In
Davenport, Iowa.

nAvENrORr, january IA Daven-
port home was the scene Of a shocking,
though accidental, tragedy Sunday
evening. Frank McManus, aged
eighteen yeans, and his sister Mary
Theresa. aged sixteen years, went into
the kitchen tor a rnmp with the small
children during the absence OF their
parents AT chunch. Mary seated herself
in chair, and Frank took position
,liagonally opposite, and about twelve
feet from her. tie had revolyer-a
small one, twenty-five Caliber. sup
posing that the chambers were empty,
he lifted the pistol and pulled the trig-
gsr rapiily, the muzzle pointed toward
his sister lle heard a report. hut,
seeing hissister sitting upright, thought
no harm had been done. An eNamina-
tiun proved that the hall had penetrated
the skull. causing almost instant death.
The brother became frantic with grief,
AMI j. nov living very ill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-15

HOME AND TllleRAHlc REPORTS.
Money Easy at 2 to 81 per esat. T6svsn-
msnts Firm-flour Stsady-whsat
Dull and Lewsr-hsgs
Quiet and Steady.


The quotations given IN the following ssporsu
are prices realized ON Wholesale transactions un-
less otherwise specified.
The movements in the markets for the
week ending last evening, were Of Q 10
stricted nature, the only visible sctivity
being in the provision trade. The pre-
vailing feeling was one Of drmnesa, and
the few changes in values favored the
sellers, the movement being mainly 0n
local speculation. ". i'."
The -four market has advanced slight
ly, with good demand from local buy
en and shippers. s'i
There was an active movement In the
provision trade and the market was
strong. The market was somewhat eI-
cited and prices advanced during the
week, to cent. ,-'.'.
Trade with the wholesale houses was
fair with sales mainly on orders from
the interior. Dry goods were firm with
few brands OF bleached sheetings a
shade higher. Coal was firm and IN
good request and firmly held. Ooffees,
sugars and other leading groceries were
active. Carbon oils active but prices
rather irregular, every grocery selling -
the notion suited. III 49,.
FLoUR-The demand for this article is
mood pricaa HAVING advanced
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-15
MOUSE OF pELRQAPRs.

Ashack-rOuuty members have arrived
al the conclusion that their constituents
will be satisfied with the work they
have done and the number Oi times
their names have Appeared n the
journal, the number at useless aud
duplicated resolutions senslhly hm'n-
ish
The committees have nov all the
work 10 do and the House rests. The
position will soon be reversed and the
Interest i'm the sessions largely increased
Snme OF the members don't seem To-
understand that the early adIournnents
are effected tO favor the committees
and 10 allow them to prepare work. MIR
Bradford : resolution % adjourn at !
O'Clock. sensible az it plainly Was, was
opposed by Mr.. Post, ON the ground
that he was sent here by his constituents
Ia work. ~ MIR. Clark truly observed
lac ought To he pun un two or three COM
lnittees Tn get through work.
The Chinese immigration question
has taken favorable hold upon the
minds of the judiciary Committee
which has recommended the passage at
a resolution ni anti-immigratiOn tenor.
It will he hearl irum sOnn, IN a more
palpable form.
The Committee on Education Is the
busiest of the House Committees, aud
hai the resolution prevailed reierring Ia
il all bills in relation to the School law,
would have been swanped. The resS'-
luton referred tO provoked considerable
discussion. 4 member wanted a GER
tain bin excepted and an amendment to
that effect was carried through. An
other member followed sait, aud finally,
after the amendments we're tacked un,
the resolution Was host,
The uniform rate at interest" joint
resolution was very thoroughly Nentlli-
tel. Its unconstitutionallty Nas shown
up by its opponents and cried down by
il, friends, and after hall hoars discus
sion il was Referred 10 the Commit
tee on Judiciary.
The Senate Concurrent Resolution
was warmly attacked by Mr., Hagans,
who argued against the joint committee
on the grounds that two houses were
appointed for the purpose Of obtaining
"A vide divergence and grand final union
ol opinion, which purpOse Was defeated
by the appointment of joint commit
tee Against this argument Mr. POund-
stone brought up the Constitutional
conventions, CNapOsed az slngle hody.
The Capitol clock ami the one over
the Speakers desk don't pull vel in
donbie harness, ami the latter runs iiye
minutes behind the tOrmes. When the
bell tOlled one, MIR. Johnson, at llsrri-
sOn, wanted 10 adjourn, hut the Speaker
ruled that The cloek aboye him kept the
standard time OF the House. Then Mr..
Johnson thought that Il that clock stop
ped, the House would never adjourn.
The HOR. Jaye kOhh kemple MAS on
the hOOr Oi the House yesterday, renew
ing the friendship struck up with some
OF them during his excursion into the
heart Oi the State. kemple refuses in
TOTO 10 get OF the ~xeenticities' Of the
Legislature, as he has too many person
al friends among them and too high an
opinion OF the body in general
The Military Committee has done
nothing Yet, but viii tonight hold q
Joint session with the senate committee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-15
ST. CLAIRSVALLE.
Railroad Laid Up with % Had
Cold - Deaths - Black Dia-
mOnds, etc.

ST. CLAIRsyILLE, o., January II.
Correspondence oi the Register.
The heavy fall Of snow last THURSDAY
compelled the Bellaire and st. Clairs-
vile railroad to suspend operations. No
trains have been run since asst Wednes-
day evening, though it is probable that
the train Will be able TO get through TO
Quincy to-day. In consequence OF this
our mails have been very irregular. The
old Warnock bus line tor sled line now
has been in operation since the railroad
suspended, for the convenience ot trav-
elerS.
Mrs. Martha Osborn, an old lady who
has resided here a great many years,
died last Wednesday morning and was
buried ON Friday. She was the mother
of James OshOrn, one ut our leading
grlcers.
We have also tO record the death ni
Mrs. Coffiand, mother of County Audi
tor Coffiand, at the family residence,
near East Richland, on last Saturday.
Quite number ofOur citizens went out
% the funeral yestenlay. The remains
werr interrei at Richland Cemetery.
Our coal haulers have followed the eN-
anples elsewhere, aud art On strike
for higher prices. Cold weather always
makes the coal merchant independent,
AMI sometimes he beoOmes insolent in
his demands for eXOrbitsnt Rates. Now,
they want eight cents per bushel \
little while ago they were glad To get siN.
The average eUsil dealer believes IN
making hay while the sun shines"
Common Pleas Court adjourned last
"Wednesday until the 9Th Of February.
The term Just CloSel lasted two and a
hall months, and at the time oi all
i0urument. the docket contained almost
a. many cases a. when the term began.
The court business OF this county ancu-
mulates with remarkable rapidity.
SOns persons blame the Judge iaT the
tarty manner in which justice is al
ministerial, hut it Is nay humble oTan-
ion tllal the LAWYERS and their clients
arr Ia blame in most cases.
The question uf removing the county
, sat, which j. being sgitAted by tbe
Issaple al BellAire. does not create a nip
pie oi excitement here. The People OF
/ this plarp do not seem % fear that the
rcRovalists viii acconplish anything.
The delinquent tax sAle will take
plase here On next Tuesday. All land.
on which the tax has not been paid vill
then be sold by the County Treasurer
The delinquent list is very large, filline
ten columns oi the Gasfts. iJf
Henry Meyer, WhOse assignment
mentioned last week, Is in busineS'
again. lie i selling OF his OH stock o
! gods. -
The diyOrce suit Of Mrs. Phillips
against her husband, Hwood Phillips. a
BArnesyille, which l spoke Of last week
I Eesulted In the hay securing q divorce
II. NJ Davies, Esq, formerly Of yOal
city, i living dAngerously i'll with hem
OFrhage oi the bowels Al his home in tim
I place. ffi tf htfa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-15

RAILKoAp BoNps-, GENERALLY firm.
srArs BoSDs-Qniet. Louisiana's
weak and 5 per cent. lower for 0's and
ss. .II
SrrK--The market Mas quiet early
in the day with decline of ttal per
cent. but during the afternoon an active
buying movement set Ia under which
there Was an advance from the lowest
point of 90 per cent. The chief In.
terest centered In Northwestern, both
common aud preferred, closing at the
highest figures yet reached. 4
large business VAS transacted la
Lake Shore and Delaware, Isckswanna
and Western, which also touched the
best prices of the seaAon. The greatest
advance oi the day was in Wabash
dealings, which, however, were COM
parutively small. Erie Was in s,tiye de-
mand snd steady in price. Michigan
Central fell per cent. There wer
large number out al town orders ior
strks tq,lAy. and ,DmIuis-ion i,rokers
purchases for the outside public. The
iranrm tions aggp patei lss,UD shares
al which q ,OU were Erie, ~ ,U0 Lake
shore, 2l,OO Northwestern common,
81 900 preferred, 500 ~. Paul common,
2,OD preferred, 36,OD Unaware, Lack
awanna and Western, 4,UD New Jersey
Central, 5000 Michigan Central, 2,tOo
Illinois Central, a,50 Ohio-, 800
Western Union, s,OD NJ Louis, Kansas
Chyand Northern, 2,0U0 lron Mountain,
and a 000 Wahnsh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-15
PARKERSBURG.
Killed ON the Bridge-A Local
Sensation.

PARKERsBURG, January l3.-An old
citizen, Mr.. Elijah Mott, who resided
near this city on his farm, Was taken to
Belpre to-day TO transact some business.
While there the old gentleman, who is
very feeble, undertook to cross the rail-
road, when the Marietta train came
along, and, before he could get of, ran
over him. They picked him up, but
life was extinct, He was brought to his
home in this city.
Ane excitement was caused in this city
yesterday by the suTreptitious publica-
ton and circulation of q scurrilous and
defamatOry circular, which purported
to have been issued by friend To the
temperance cause, but in reality by
some scoundrel, who, under cover OF
the local election excitement, took Occa-
sion to deiame many of the best citizens
Of the community. The initials of many
names are published, who are charged
with keeping up twenty-seyen houses OF
ill-fame, containing eighty-three in
mates; that fifty-three married women
are also kept by them ior pur-
poses OF prostitution. The same cir
cular states that the First ward alone
contains twenty-nine families who live
in open adultery, signed IAN At
torney." The Bar of the city held
meeting, denouncing the author of the
circular. A suspicion rests in certain
quarter, and If clue to his completely
is obtained, he will be mobbed and
tarred and feathered These circulars
were issued and circulated throughout
the city Sunday night, and an idea Of
the sensation il created may be imagined
when l state that they contain the
initials of many Of our most respectable
citizens. They were found in the
churches and public places by the dozen
and hundreds. Ii any one is arrested
on suspicion ii he isn't mobbed he will
have to import lawyer He couldn't
get defense here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-15

Live turkeys are slsw ut 5S6c
per n; fine dressed turkeys quick
sale at Sc per b, with the eycep-
ton OF . few lots Of extra hncy
which sold for 9 shade more; good
and scaided stock sold at 7sTlc; and
h0sen lots sold sslow ss6ic. Live chick
ems dull at $l,50(S2. 25 per dozen; dress
ed chickens salable ct &c for choice, with
some extra fine at 6lc, and 4(95c fF COM
mon TO fair. Live ducks Quotabls at
Sa(a2.25 per dozen, and dressed at 5s
&c. live Geese quotable at $5(s6 per
dossn, and dressed st 691c.
Cabbage was in fair de
mand and firm at s. 0OtS5 50 D 100.
TALLow-Quoted ut 5i(S6lc; city &c.
HIDss-Steady at SIC Tor green, &c for
heavy green. Green salted cali l0c; dry
sAlted lie; dry calf llGl.c.
sxKDs--Tmothy auotsble at about
81 l0Sl IL prime, q shade more
for choice, and about 81 COAL IN
for poor to good. Clover sold at 3 O,s
8 90 for fair 10 prime; high prime to
caoios about 81 95ts,i o.; common Ia
fair nominal at about s. 60ta3 Is. Flax
quotable at 81 20 for good crushing,
somewhat less when not 10 good, and
shade more for choice. Hungarian and
millst about SO(s%sc; nominal. Buck
wheat a5(s45c. .--ls.
wooL-Cnwsshsd ls(seoc; best quail.
ty Dc,
-. Pittsbursh.
PrrsssvHaH, January l4--Petroleum
Quiet aud steady; crude 81 2st at
Parker's ior Immediate shipment; re-
6ned &c bid for philadelphia delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-15

you all" He knelt down with the
priest, who recited De Prefimdis. The
jailer then bound the hands and feet Of
Dowd, placed the rope round his neck,
adjusted the knot and pulled the black
cap over his face. Dowd then said,
Goodbye, Mr.. Hail." The rope Was
cut, and Dowa was jerked into the air
and died without a struggle. Death
seemed 10 be instantaneous. Ten min
utes after the rope was cut, Dowd was
pronounced dead. t....EH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-15
Great Fire in New York City.

NEW YORK, JanuaIy IA fire broke
out about ten o'clock this evening in a
large buildin on the north side Of Grand
street, extending from Broadway 10
OIvoSO! s''UU,, O,'uPiUu ga H'c O"ei
floors by Howard, Sanger Il Co.,
notions and on tho upper
by Naveuberg, Kraus 4 Co., clothiers.
The entire building is in flames. The
lire is still burning iierc ely. There is
no hope Of saving any 0f it.
The fire is now spreading rapidly,
the whole block is in danger, Two
other bvildings are burning. Fears are
entertained that the flames will spread
To- the south side of Grand street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-15
Country Produce.

Country Produce.
APrLEs-The demand Was moderately
active, with consumers purchasing from
peddIers. The prices quoted st stands
are, for choice eating apples s2.m y
barrel; prime cooking LIS.
BEAss-The demand is very light.
Choice hand picked mediums were
Quoted at sI.1S B bushel, with ns,y
bringing $La0. 80 asI.a' /.
BrrrER = There Was no essential
change in this market, excepting thu,
fancy fresh dairy Was 4 shade hrmer.
We quote choice dairy rolls ut lbc; frs~h
country packed l2tsl+c, rL
CHEEsE-The trade IL steady With isir
demand, principally In iobblng lots.
Prime Ohio factory at $7ls8tc HON FIRST
hands; jobbing n &c. a..ll3e.
CsaxsEssiss-Tbs Nock u large snd
SOME berries have turned sOh By long
holding. Demand limited and msEtei
very duh. Common to good cultivated
auotablc at - dO(a5 70 y D., and fnecy
stock sometimes bnnR trife more ia
a small way. For Wild. quotations range
at sl 50 .. n, according b. quality. :
LaRD-C Country, In good demand q ,
fssc y N. -n
Dressed Hogs Pair, Offering at - 70
"a % b cat.
live Hox--Iseceipts light and prices
higher q, - Is Cor common, and - %
for prime.
Esos --lnquiry.only oi Q heal chsrsr-
Ter. and sals-s sere moderately fsir.
Fresh laii we're selling q 30e;tir y
dozen.
FE,TuEss- Steady st t0c ios ch0ace
live and 25fs i0c iof mixed.
Hoxgy- New domestic aid q l5c y
n. and California prime lSslse.
GAnE- Partridge sAlabIe ~ es no
3 50 p dozen when In prime order.
while thoss In other orlss we're hos
salsiae ai over " 0(e3 On.
Quail xer in anal supply end
weak. luyers nc4 dving over 7S<&lk v
dorm Es eioine, IN lois. vhils damaged
and OF lots uere quosabls q Or. Ses'
| ism In small supply and quotsbis st e
| u N. tr carcz-ses. and So ee tng and-
dles. Rsi.bits plenty and selIing - y
tsiOr - sozen. Mid turkeys h lsiS
supply and selling st e(sllc, acsor6n(
to dEs and coBdifion; small turkeys ~
ficuit 81 selL Oyo~sam IsS20r earA,
-1uiTels In fair desnand- f
OxIoxs-The supply y teias rsdurel
and there sss Ssther rn1se frssness -.
ported. DEMAND moierateiy hrn sn@
orders filed in sassil lOts q u s. .
barrel for firm stock.
PorArors-Not the iesa ehasxes
notierzbie. ssles continue tHir
Pearhflous 7Ws7s1 svsss poen1os.
are duIi and easy ~ - S0s5 - tbsv'
CO Jerseya slf. 4,
| the same cood1tSoa - - wee9
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-15

Russia, our great and principal rival,
spends in support of agriculture and IN
respect Of her public lands, more than
seventy times as much as We do, and
the little kingdom Of Sweden more than
three times as much as this great ma
tiOn.
The salary oi the Commissioner of
Agriculture is $1,000, and the next
highest 81 800, while a number Of chiefs
Of divisions and heads of bureaus in
other departments receive from 5000
10 Si,OO per annum.
Nearly all the vast sums paid Ia for
eign countries for the importation OF SUI
gar, malada and molaSses might have
been saved had the oveThowed and
swamp lands on the Mississippi and
other rivers been reclaimed and the
overflow provided against. How long
would France, England, Germany, Hos-
land Or Russia suffer such avsst body Of
fertile soil 10 be idle and go 10 waste
while paving for what might be- prU-
duced upon il annually near hundred
millions of dollars.
We even import eggs to the value OF
S726, ,0S7 annually.
lie a,lVertei briefly Ia West Virginia,
her s0il, schools aud churches. climate
and taxes, railroads, immense oOal re-
snunres, the finest deposit At eslal IN
the Norld.n salt and nails. PETROLEUM,
timber and iron, and agricultural re
sourSaS.
- In conclusion, be called attention to
What President HAYES said about agri-
culture in his last messege, and particu-
larly Ia What Washington, in his eighth
message o. COngress said, advocating
the i,lea ot promoting and fostering
agriculture by national legislation, and
asked the unanimous Passage OF the
resolution.
Patent Laws
The Senate then resumed the oOnsid-
erati0n vi unfinished busineSs, the
tirst htiEig bin tn amend the Patent
Law, and Matthews stated at length his
objections 10 the bill.
The amendment submitted BY Nor
gan seyeral DAYS ago proyhting that
"Wh eRever the court shall be OF the
opinion that the suit Il plaintiff CO ot
the, defendant was vexatiOus ar mali
eioas, az the infringenlent Mas wilful,
the court NAV awaPi against the party
guilty Of such yexatious OF malicious
conduct, on said infringement, such SUM
by way al counsel fees and sxPepses OF
the sait a. IL shall tieesn iust and season-
able. Agreed TO-
Alter discussion the bill vas laid aside,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-15
CAIDIZ, %.
SERIOUS Cutting ARRAY

CAprz. January l4.-ou last saturday
night a slcighing party, returning from
Cadiz Junction to llopelale, gut into a
quarrel over a bottle IT whisky, in
which quarrel Samuel Leggett cut NTH
a knife William snyder, inhicting three
Wounds in the head, one on the thigh
and one in the lower part ut the ab,to-
men, which let cat part at the bowels.
SNYDER is in a very praarious eondiI
ton. The physicians are doubtful ut
his re,,overy. Leeset, is in Jail await
ing the result, Court icing now IN ses.
sion, there viii probably be IA special
Jury call,sl Ia investigate.