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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-10-25
A Certain New England Village.

In tho village of Gilmanton, N. H., and
within four miles of it there is but one physi-
cian and he has not enough to do to keep him
busy. There is no lawyer in the same bounds,
and unless two should go at once, there Is no
encouragement for gentleman OF that per-
suasion. Yet the inhabitants arc not robust
and rudy They work hard, live frugally,
and take life soberly. In public meetings.
social gatherings, in the streets and fields,
men and women, young or middle-aged, looked
as though they live in the shade rather than III
the sun But their habits are economical.
Superluity in food Or dress is justly held to be
wAsteful extravaganza. Their temptation,
therefore, is to self-denial, and that has be-
come one of the cardinal virtues. This makes
q strong, patient, temperate, industrious peo-
pie: and very sober. They are well-informed,
also. Children go to school, and when the
course of public instruction is completed, they
90 on with lessons in the accomplishments.
There are native ladies competent and willing
to teach city boarders music, drawing ana
painting. Boston, New York and Phlladel-
phia have teachers who were born and edueat-
ed in Gilmanton. Charles a. Peabody of New
York city said to me yesterday: Il was taught
at Gilmanton academy, and them the society
was as refined and elegant as in any place
was ever in" The laws of New Hampshire
are very like those of Maine in regard to the
sale of Intoxicating liquors. Cider is made and
drunk largely, and it is bad liquor to get
drunk on Beer stupefies, cider sours man.
Either is bad; the cider drunkard is the ugllest
man to meet.-Irenaus Prime in New York
Observer.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-10-25

ToLLEsroNE, Ind, Oct. 24.-The body of a
man believed to be that of Webb, who accom-
panied Prof. Wise, was found on Lake shore to-
dav
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-10-25
Foreign Exports.

Foreign Exports.
WESTPORT. Ms. Schr Hibernia 60 bbls flour,
5 do pork, do meal.
Foreign Imports.
HARRINGTON, Ms. Schr Umpire-1310 otis
pollock 70 do Goldfish, 20 bbs cod oil, do mack
erel, 7 bbls herring do potatoes, IL packages of
m merchandise
DniIy Domestic Receipts.
BY water conyeyance-10oo bush Cornmeal to G.
w. True & Co.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-10-25
EnoM MERCuAyrs' ExcHANGE

Ar at New York 24th, steamer Acapulco, from
Aspinwall.
Ar at Liverpool Dist, ship Gettysburg, Call from
st John, NIB.
Ar at Amsterdam, Oct. %, barque Archer, Wilder,
New York.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-10-25
SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20.

colony. Bees by the score poured forth and
darted into the fur of the astonished cat. Tab
by rolled herself in the grass splitting, splut-
tering biting, clawing and squalling, as a cat
never squalled before. She appeared mere
ball of fur and bees. She was at length hauled
away from the hive with garden rake, AT
cost of several stings to her rescuer. Even al
ter she had been taken to distant part Of the
grounds the bees stuck to Tabby's fur, and
about once in two minutes she would utter an
unearthly ''yowl and bounce full yard into
the air. Two or three days after the adventure
Tabby was caught by her owner who took her
by the neck and threw her down near the bee
hive. No sooner did she strike the ground
than she gave squall and at single bound
reached the top of the fence, full six feet III
hight. There she chung for a moment, with a
tail as big as a rolling-pin, when, with another
bound and squall, She was out OF sight and
did not again put in an appearance for more
than a Meek.-Nirginia City, New, Enterprise
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-10-25

DERRY LINE, Vt, Oct. 24-The first snow
this fall began falling this morning and is still
falling.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-10-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

are ROW prepared to show the
most desirable stock OF Foreign
and Domestic goods which they
have ever had the pleasure to o.
fer, comprising Dress Goods ln
nil the New Shades, Scotch Elatsas
for CiliasaTega'S dresses. Cashmere
Trimmings, Esrocade and stripe
Silk VeHvets, Plain velvetS i'm all
cOiOrs, Plain and Striped velvet
Gems. SsatiEls iEg plain black and
cOiOrS, Pelkin Stripes i'm black and
cOEors, BrOcaGe Silks i'm all coEOrss
both Foreign and American, and
"A complete assortment Oh plain
Black and COlOred Silks which
they feel confident are superior
goods.
They cali special attention to
their stock of Flanneis, both
white and cOlOred, and WOOlens
for Mems and Boys clothing. One
case of WOOEems which they offer
at IS cents per yard, never before
sold for less than $500.
They have just added TO their
stock a fsHil line of Ladies' and
Gents Underwear, Hosiery.
Gloves, Buttons, &c.
They respectfully call attention
to the above and solicit the pat
rOnage OF all.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-10-25
DEPARTURES OF OCEAN sTEAMERs

MINIATURE ALMANAC ..... OCTOBER rs.
Sun rises. IS High water
Sun sets. 300 MOON sets...... IoI
The daily gazette., 1879-08-08
GENERAL NEWS.

4 Tue q. 3. steamship Alaska will sail
FROM San FRncisc0 tomorrow for PanA-
ma and d bouth American coast.
The bedy Of, Morgan O. Allen, who
commisssd suicide at New Haven, on
ON "Wednesday.
Tho boiler Of the Newcomb Paper
Mil, In Quincy, H., exploded yesterday
dsmohshinG the engine house and injur-
ing three mon.
In the Legislative Assembly Of Quo
bee. on "Wednesday night, the Govern
mept was sustaiUed on motion OF con
ddence, BY . vote Of 81 to q.
Thomas e. Beeyes, said to be the son
Of 's6ir ThOmA. Beeves, bar0net, Of Nor
folk. England," committed suicide by
poison, In Denver, Col, on Wednesday
Eeht.
Twenty-nipe cases of yellow fever, in
cluding the i've not mentioned In We'd
nesday's On1ciai return, were reported In
Memphis yesterday. There were FIVE
deaths.
The Democratic State Convention OF
Maryland met yesterday In Baltimore,
and nominated . ticket headed by Will
liam +. Hamilton, of Washington county,
for Governor.
The varaous Republican Btate Associa-
lions In Washington, which were disbsn-
ded soon aster the issue Of President
Hayes famous civil service order, are
about to re0rganixe 1t being understood
| that the President will not object tc
| their OrRani xatien. The Iowa state As
sOciatiOa has been the first to revive.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-08
SECOND EDITION.
ExUTRMRNTIN QUEBEC.
TEE PnOvINcIAL fREAsURRH CALLED
A LIAR IN PARLIANkNr-A eovERA.
nRNV DuP1Af.s .t,ts.

rrr proyrNcrAL fREAsURRR CALLED
a LIAR IN PARLIAAKNrAA GOVERN
NRNr Dnr1Ar. - - roi0nss
QuxsHc, AUG. 6-There wss an az
citing scene In the Lsgislature last nlgne.
Durinx he 'dsbate on the Supply Dhl,
Mr.. ChapseAn, IN Oppositiun member
ftom Tsrrsboane, denounced the Trsasr
urer Of Province IN most violent ~
guaee, calling him liar and using other
Sbusivs epltkets. he was calledto 10 order
but refussd to retract the ofiensive words.
Mr.. Jolly, the Premier, moved thas tne
member for Terrsbonne, having used an
unparliansentary expression, and naSlne
rsfGssd 70 rstrsct It entirely and % tee
saeis(action Of the House, he be rePn-
manded in his place by- the SPEAKER
The motion was lost-yeas, 70 maya,
81. The Premier immediately adjourn
ed the Hnse. The defeat was sesicus
one, for although not on vital question
Il implied . vote Of censure upon the
Government. The Province ~ IN
state Of suspense until It learns how NE
Premier viii act under The circumstances
resign or cling - his Office. II u ex.
pected tAat . vote Of confidence VIII os
taken late tonight, when the Govern
ment If defeated, which b not unlikely
will probable resign lfOi r.l
The daily gazette., 1879-08-08
Trials Before the Mayor.

An old vagraut and an old man who
was not q vaGrant. but was drunk when
arrested, were the fst to occupy the
dock last night ~ Mayor AllmOnd's n
fined fifty cents aud required to pay
costs.
A disgusting family quarrel was then
ventilated, and the character Of the evi-
dsnce WAS such as TO give pretty good
insight into the miserable dOg-in the
manger way in which some people live
The result was that Mary Jane Short
who lives on Peach street, was fined 81
and required to pay cOsts for hitting M III
Goodyear, the complainant.
received the usual penalty, completed
the list.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-08
Fine Excursion Cars.

Bowers, Dure Il Co. have just finished
an order Of eleven passenger coaches Of
the Central Railroad OF New Jersey. All
the cars have been shipped but two and
they will go to-day. These cars are
made on the most improved plan, and
present an appearance inside ami out, OF
which the builders could justly feel
proud. Men who are judges of that kind
OF work say they never saw finer speci-
mems Of honest, substantial aud beautiful
cars go from Wilmington car shop than
these. The cars had to be turned out In
hurry as the Central Railroad wanted
them for its summer excursion traffic to.
ward Long Branch.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-08
LOCAL TIME TABLE.

fSAIss LEAVE WILMINGTON.
FOR = rhiladclphia' n = aEi 7oo. $40. 500
s 3. s. T. ~ g NM ~ 81 1890 49, Ss !es
: ios. m; o., sse, =, p m. '
For New York 3.s7, 1904 . m, 1881, IL 30,
roI ss ,mG,a msnsnGdays; nG oss M q p; m
sss " = M; Il S ~. Ia. n'sOn; sfs nm 1z'i ann. z1o
days II 81, 2.l0 . m
scr Port Deposit: Ase p m no Sunday
'oT -. ~ s..S:; Ss.sI:; -, 49,. s~
For Delaware Il. R.: sl6 . m; o., 9 30
pm nO Sunday train.
For Wilmington 4 Northern r. R., 20
FOR Il nj mo & ssnREcsy e. s.s,o %
sNpm. Sunday train, $40 q m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
from Philadelpnix: II ~, Q "a, Q 10 O6 q m !;
Is. q. i . on ~ suna.ys: % g e g, g.
rrsm New \ o. I: %, 81 ( I m; II n. ~ q
80, is q P m, IN Sundays: l2 q. Os
from Baitimore: . ", 5 20, s4i. . m; 1927.
ss i.ss,s %, ss p m; ON Sundays: o4 q M
from Washington: o. . m i2A, II ss
S1. sss p m; on Sundays: o. m; 9 "
from Por Dsposi, 30 m ; no Sunday
From New Castle: SO an; 1910 m;
FROM Delaware r. r.: 50 Ia 10 q M
TO p. m; no Sunday trains.
FROM Wilmington 4 Northern q. r.: . 06,
II - . m; IS ? N; NO sunday trains.
from Delaware Western r. r.: 90 q m;
D.7 u p m; Sunday train. 6.25 m.
TRAINS YoR WILMIN9r ON LEAVE PHIL
From Broad street and Washington ava
nue.: I %, SEQ, 10 80, II 4b . m; 80, 8 30,
100, SIS, elb, Q ", II 80 p m; on sun
days; 2 % m; e0,s y, Il %, p m.
., n, u m, u Is, s IS, go ii 90 p N
ON eundavs 30. II % p m.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-08
A Neglected suiter's Cr,,as.

/ NEWPORT, Perry County Pa, Aug.7.-
About ten miles east Of this town,
William K. Miller, Of Harrisburg, recent
ly married to Maria Hanaken, Of Mont
eOmery's Ferry, WAS to-day killed by
Samuel Albrigh', q neglected snitor Of
the wife. Miller reached MOntgOmery's
Ferry last night, and this morning while
conversing with his wife he was inirodu-
ced to Albright, who, after handing let
ter to MIS-. Miller expressing the Inten-
ton of killing her and her Husband, dis
charged revolver twice, one Of the balls
taking effect in the heart and the other
in the breast Of Miller. Albright then
aimed at Mrs. Miller, but mi ,sed his
mark. He then fed to the mountains.
A sealed letter written by Albright was
picked up, in which be threatened dire
punishment to any one pursuing him.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-08
Fereign ToHegraphic Summary

Sir 0arnet Wolseley has resolved 70
reoccupy Ulundi In order to reassure the
minds OF the natives.-A determined
effort is malink to effect the capture OF
Cetywayo. The Sultan has ordered the
Khedive to permit Ismail Pasha TO re-
side In Egypt.-The. latest report is that
Prince Bismark is willing TO ameliorate,
bat nUt to rspeal the Nay laws
The unfo'tunate King Of Spain has dis
located his arm by carriage accident
rhe Radicals are confident Of elscting
Blanqui 4 Bordeaux.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-08
CelA Drinks AAA Brlght's Dis

A Baltimore druggist, who is man
ssof experience and ample opportunity
for observation" is Of the opinion that
Bright's disease Of the didneys which now
10 very prevalent disease In this coun-
try, u due TO the immoderate use OF
cold d,inls. The Baltimore Gazette, In
speaking on the subject, says:
sTravelers have observed and COM
mented upon the prejudice which seems
to exist against Ice water and iced drinks
In all countries outside OF the United
States. The Englishmen and the Ger
man fairly shun ice, though placed in
easy reach Of boundless quantities Of It,
and the Frenchman who sips his light
wines would Is soon think Of taking an
emstic..as as Of calling his stomach with
an icad drausht- Our drug friend points
TO the fact tkat Bright's disease has kept
pace in this country with the increased
consumption q ice, and claims that be-
fore ice became . common household
necessity, this dreadful malady wa
scarcely known among physicians. There
may be something In this theory"
There is not the least doubt that
Americans use larg, amount OF ice
tben any Osncr PcOPie III ltic wofio, W
course we must lead in all things,) and
in the summer months, ice water, now
a-days, is considered by the household
~ . luxury, and an almost indispensa-
BILE article. SO prevalent is its use that
even the poor can now enjoy cool and
refreshing drink Office water. Bright's
disease, fit caused as the Baltimore
druggist says, by the immoderate ,lss
OF cold drinks, the greatest blame mus
be laid on the drinking Of large quaint
ties Of ice water, which Is very injuriOu.
habit with many, as we can daily notice
and has harmful effect upon our sys
tenn.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-08
Hon. Hendrick B. Wright, in

Hon. Hendrick B. Wright, in prl-
vate note TO Pennsylvania friend, says
that he has investiea eated the cause of
labor depression sufficiently to be able
TO say that nothing but reduction Of
beer to three cents2a glass can restore the
country to its former prosperity. Mr..
Wright sticks to bis original proposition
that the circulating medium Of The eoun-
try should be placed at about $125 per
capita, including colored children and
Indians untaxed, but he feels certain
that beer must come down before there
can be general diffusion of happiness.
Mr.. Wright will write again from Oma-
ha.-Bdltimore Gazette.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-08

The exports to foreign ports from
Philadelphia during July amounted to
., AZ, ,iol, compared with $2,7s5, 200 In
July last year. About one eighth Of
these exports were carried oat in Amer-
can-vessels, whilst Great Britain took
more than one-third Of the total exports.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
luDortana e~ Methers.

Mrs: WinslOw's SoothiRx syrup 10 the
only thing that mothers can rely upon fer
theiF children. 1t Oorrects acidity of the
stonsch. cures wind collie, regulates the
bOweis and gives rest. health aad com fort,
70 mother and child. DURING the process
of teething Its value 10 incalculable Il
s0ft1ns the gums, reduces inaam ,atiOn
and allays all pain thereby giving rest 10
the child and com tort 70 the mother
twenty-five cents Q bottle. mari6-l lyeOd
The daily gazette., 1879-08-08
A GA RID

10 all VINO are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood. Ac., !
viii send . recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHAKE. This great remedy
was discovered by q missionary In south
America. Send q self-addressed envelope
70 the REV JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station b
2ew York City.
d0c10-eod Awlv
The daily gazette., 1879-08-08
linen Sss1eA.

Z Don't fail TO see the Embroi linen suits
offered by Kennard 4 Co., al $3.50 Chea-
per and best goods eversold.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-08
THIRD EDITION
i.Ass.sss.s ser rs-Day

z Local rcirs. onoped BY clsving, cosler
ssotAw. stnda saVting 70 Veseer'y and
nortksssstSrlv and slowly rising barometer.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-08

James Wilkinson. aged IS years, was
drowned while fishing near ROndOut, N.
y, on Wednesday afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-08
Fashionable Furniture
]. & J. N HAkmaN|| a..
No. 40 King stree"

WILMlNdIoN' nj
We respectfully lnfer%d e.nd ~ iaf|
S~D .ahs OF Wilmington, ,~s ru ceutipu..l
ro9aarif 70 9maanufacture and h1Is,sBsS 1ssP a VAR
g our large and and io5s OF every variety ~
rooms, Furniture Mahogany ho.s,IS
styie, consisting Oa s,ur rs suitable nf ~
sas &sss9s;a: s:i.
g: as; 4 !: = s$s!
y: :;s !: s::: e: 4, s
s:;.:S:s ss ;S:sss ..S$; ); e..
Hair, No's and h1s1J Y J. j. aARhNr
The daily gazette., 1879-08-08

eVHE ARTlzANS 5AViNH5 6ASk
oo2 MARX EFT STREET, s,..
INCORPORATED JANUARY I'D, 1851,
Open 70 receive deposits daily nom a.
sraSv evening" nom rom II u o;cIcck.
SEAl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly made In April and OctObeS.
When dividends are not Withdrawn they
70 accounted n deposits. Thus permanent
deposits compound their interest twice ip
MANA9ERs.
Giem sniH umyth, 9corse %:.nushi
Nathanl \. Benson, y. L. Liehsnseein,
Henry r. Dure, Edward Darlinx'0
slr..s y nss''Pps: Ps..,. ySS %%. ri 4. I-s. s.,s.
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. v. Bush, President
ssS ssSs, va sI7,ssns
Z OF WILAIN0TON
REPosIroRY OF rnR PUBLIC NoHEy
FINANCIAL AaENTs OF THE I'm
TED States.
EDWARD BELTS, PRpsIDENr.'
GEO. D. ARMSTRONG;, CAsaI.t
eaid aP Capital. s6oO,oOO.
Philadelphia and New YORK Exchange fur
nishsd 70 regular Depositors without charge
Disooun! days, Mondays and rhursdass
| II 10 A. n. -ss-.-a-
DIRECTORS.
Clcmsn, 3: smysh, George ": sush.
Henry 3. MoConh. sam i Bsncroft, Jr
Daniel James, William TaLnall,
Ed ward Betts M.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-08
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|ELAWARI
Change O.
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-23

a. ... ~.yt' 'sNa, uu''5 ~ "0alj
oppose the testimony OF tho pA'lost
facts, that thls Sy ys,an De.ug tae
material epndlIiou which is ludss
peasaOIo to tho luaotiIas OF thoashs
aud loahns tho mSa,are OF It's por-
toonln will b, tho msasars ot the
ln,el,eetual faculties ia tho ssale VI
,he anlmAl oroatloa, |. ia to tbs
ayste,n, Ia hot ,hat ula owes his
aapegleg.iy, IN 1t that he m,ses tran
sit hon uothlnsneas to basng for
wAAseyer pb,loaopA'a systom No
mAy advocate, we must over come
back ~ this phys,olosie,--n,N.l
praeipal | aa aal kuow, ho-
cause | ftaA rhe stu " OF tho nlr'
sous syate'a, eShlhits immease diff
ivranea ,a the rulAt,ons OF tao o.
gauia aad uentll spAege aal Il w
wpgo 10 asaaa the sN,la al creation
Va heluss supar,ps ta m,a wA'aa
mV be sappoaeI w il wsss ~ w.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-23

D 'NpaaaeN ~ N@N t'A'a''
/ il why tho character Of very ncr
yous individdals strilos attention in
/ The fret instance ~ inoI1u!ti-s
which ara a|say8 owing 10 the nam
bArlesj Hle,u4tiJps oi J.' a'uaI
bui'y. 10 hIs baau truly H.l tu.
thofo might bl mai.b iJIk ouI-
m,yltiln Of tho tarrJ.- 81 ...'
hero, aui ITO stppillii-3 Of mc4 oi
wit, aul Jhlt il u phyIIrnl,y IN
possible to b5 q great man FROM
morning 10 evening" Nothing NOR
true, nul W lbv 500 tho reason
From those exc solve and col,ilnu
ioScitsnJuts auI variations IT. IT,
! tJae Of ihe soa-ibi.lty, thor, often
rcsnlt two very remarkable cyu."-
quences. Tho frat is sDnc;ha
mi1ifesi in total ovhln ION o.
tuqs hIlcuon gFsrytriu- -.'os
Ga7 in tao animal crIuJ.lt t--a..
energy. pbys.cti aud moral s,rcIstI
all laug1i-J, p1l tbciu ly;iJtl Dog
mains an ttcn with d Hcqard t'au
ity. The most cJuuJu rcp.. b.
tplt tho lcrve4 acquire 'I' goat 80
GsGit4l.I,,, TIM. tac .u1I.".. .r".
uhh' mlv arouse u L.,r'"- rri'Hp
Dit Ui a.. proportion 10 it- c..-..
"a tYi4 cobi..iJp. tl3 seu"u.l't
siic"pab'a @ impressions ".i.. 80
OtlGr constitutions w1d.t nIt "a
psrce,vri. WI % d.leut.y .r..,'.
br ~ NrlIu.rF l.iH-. -.Hl. 4ll Z.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-10-23

IN its cause. By turns sprightly.
N51r1ni dojsjtsl, clht,l. dis)rIor.
~ it HES tarJGIh anl oscito4 cor
tun organs. and suIlouly abla loaa
them fJr Otl3rl Its prJpJrtipns
never continue the same it any plrt
whitoyor Of tbs organism stolil-
ness, pcrseycrolnc5, d,initeno-s II
acton nsvar CIdgI9l1ril, it. Guis
liw Of mJbi,fH - iin .jJrtllt, il the
ground OF an jther NJ loss essential
- b. kIJwn tIl iLy u 'J.t'saf.t.
ton. 1t has bj3l sui tltt snlsi
bihty ucts lIko \ giIntity Of 4 Ill.
wilch II 1t hDS nbild,itiy into Juo
cJInnol, dinlni3l15 pop )rti)nItoly
ia othors. Inis cJmp!risJl lJes not
lack trlth. IL Is certain ti1 IN jrc
an organ - oAii.al, tho m Jro sll3i.
blity aieIn ittc ia 1t, AL always
at the expense u tho s1n8ib'lfy Uf
other organs. The Simple law Of
physJlJSv, ub eryal from remote
antiquity, is perhaps an rell'ipn to
disease, hygiene, ani JhilJsuph D. 9
o! the lnb-t fertile ia cJusollelcss.
GJnsilo rod "a rc.erlnco - The m.n-
Ia. faculties, lot u5 Dhscrya t.lt il!-
law Ut Concentration 10 nothing Ji5
me- iitctlol. Wa-L 10 }. 90 m"tI:l..
1t "a b concoutrdte W. an e.tDrt e
the ccroUrun al tlI MsI,sie- uyJu
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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-27
KALLOCH'S WOUND.

Mr.. Kailoch's wounds may adj chap
ter to the history OF capricious or defect
ell missiles. Judged on the simple stale
ments of the case thus far received it
seems somewhat surprising that the
wound did not prove Immediately NOR
tai. He was shot with pistol said ~
carry - large slug" and ne was fired Mt
from the window of carriage drawn up
at the curbstone, while he was on the
sidewalk-say a distance of from six TO
ten feet. Az n range 10 short the lead
had, of course, great penetrating power,
and might have been expected TO go
completely through the man, or at least
TO appear under the dorsal muscles, II IL
had continued ITS care through his
body in the line IN which II was flying
when II hit him. But how could II have
continued its flight IN that direction and
and not have killed him immediate
reported, and all that region il
filed with large vessels, the cutting of
any one Of which would be az fatal ~
cutting the heart itself. Even IL one of
the little bullets such as Lillian Duer
uses should pass through thore and not
open an artery of vein 1t would be
strange; but for a "large slug" to make
that journey and leave the vessels intact
in decidedly more than strange. 1t may
turn out that the slug did not enter the
cavity of the chest; that piercing his
clothing AMI the muscles on the chest II
hit rib at a happy angle and was de-
fiected from its murderous direction. In
this case 1t might pass around and be-
found close to the surface of his ri bs
under his arm. Or II II certainly pene-
tra;eJ the walls of the chest it may have
been turned from Its course by imping.
ing on the upper OF lower edge of a rib
and 30 have been sent into a neighbour
hoodi where Its presence would be less
Immediately perilous.--N. Y. Herald.