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The daily gazette., 1879-10-22
The Il. E. Church Of DeiaUar
ANNUAL CoNvooATIoN OF THE DIOCESE
OF THIS STATE.

ANNUAL CONvOCATION OF THE DIOCESE
OF THIS STATE.
The annual convocation of the Protes-
taEt Episcopal Church Of the Diocese OF
Delaware, representing the churches of
Delaware and u portion of the Peninsu-
la, commenced, last eveuiUg,in st. Johns
4. E. Church, Ninth Ward. The follow
ing clergy were present:
Kevs. w. q. w. Lewis. of Middle
town; q. W. johnson, Of Georgetown; /;
II. Z. Hay. ID. d., of Philadelphia; ). ID.
Han, OF Seafort; W. ID. Hanson, OF Stan-
to.; ". Is. Gordon, OF smyrna; l.. W..
nitson, of Dover; Cha. diu Uf the State
Senate; w. NJ. Jefierles, of Delaware
Lever; DIR. Frost, OF Thrifty, w. q.
Ware. OF Calvary, j. W. Kaye, OF st.
Andrews, Il. u. Littell and Il. q. AlcO0e
of st. Johns, and Mr.. Murphy, all of
this city. Bishop Lee was not present,
having ate nded during the day, the fun
eral OF he late Bishop WnitunsLam at
OraI ge, Nj.
Last nights services comprised the
reading of the services by ReVs. w. G.
Lewis. &. w. johnson, and IL. p. Hay,
followed by brief discussion ON bap-
tlsm, participated IN by Eevs. =. ID. Hall,
W. ID Hanson anu W. Is. Gordon.
A collection was taken up for the bene
fit ut ST. Johns Church, Shangh hal which
rs under TIE charge Of Rev. Daniel M
Bates, Jr. son of the late ChancelloI
Bates. The meeting closed with the
| usual services.
The session of the Convocarion will
continue to-day anu tomorrow, and 9
| number Of clergy in addition To those
| mentioned above are expected 10 ot
| pr, sent.
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LATEST CABLE NEWS,
RUssIA's MYSTERIOUS THREAT 10 LOOK
FOR NEW ALLIES. q " s(s.I i
LONDON, Oct. b, 1879

LONDON, Oct. b, 1872.
A British Cabinet council has BEEN
summoned for to-day. -,.-, IL.
The Hotel de Vile and number OF 4,
adJacent houses have been destroyed by
fire at Stockholm. - ~
A number of engineers from Bradford
lett England yesterday for MiddletOwh,
ia.' and another pa ty will proceed next
week for the same destination. f.b 81 d.
The Daily Ners' correspondent, It h,
lesth hears from Belgrade that . formal
defensive and offensive alliance between
oervia and Bulgaria Is about to be sign :
ed. ~,
Inc Ietegraph's financial article says
tnat much larger amount of gold than f..
that Withdrawn yesterday is expected to
go TO america from the Bank Of England
to-day. ., ~ - ~ 7f1e'l -
The Commission on Reforms in Cuba
mas agreed to recommend that the slaves
shall be entirely emancipated in seven
,ears from the date of the passage Of an
emancipation bill. '''7S ~. ''T ID
The Grand Jury has found trie bills
against Alphonse Rosenberg, editor of
the Ioph Talk, and the printers Of that
aper Tor llbels against Mrs. Langtry,
Mrs. CORVALLIS West and Lord Lon
desborough. Il In "l
RUssIA's EfEs OPEN. '"''.' d
The GOtOs expresses astonishment at
the tone of hostility toward Russia pre-
vadlng the speech of Lord Salisbury n
Manchester on Friday night last. The
GOtos says EFF the reported Austro-
German alliance proves to be q reaiity,
kussla must secure to herself allies to
act In the rear of the enemy in case of
an emergency. Lord Salisbury's speech
not only opens kussia's eyes, but gives
her freedom of action" 0'g
III IS officially announced that the EN-
peror OF Austria has given his formal
sanction to the Duke of BaIlen, the Span
ish Envoy Extraordinary, to the mar
rage OF the Arduchess Marie Christine
to King Alfonso of Spain. ..', t.,
COOPER ARRAIGNED.
William Ringgold Cooper was yest-r-
day arraigned at the bar of the Old Bal
ley, and peaded guilty both to tho
charge OF forgery preferred by Messrs.
GlyIn, Mills q Co. and that of the Bank
of England. He will be sentenced ON
Thursday. ..t. o.. D.,
FAMINE IN HUNGARY. n
The Stdndar has the following d, s.
patch from Pesth :-"rhe distress in
Hungary on account of the bad harvest
is very great. The government has sas-
pended the collection Of taxes until the
next harvest has been gathered. In fifty
seven towns and villages in Temes coun-
the greatest distress prevails. In Saros
county, where some cases of starvation
} have occurred, forty parishes are threat
ened with famine. Frigbtful acc lunts
have also been received from the coun-
ties of Abanj, Heves and Zemplin."
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7ac,ce Respited.
THE HANGING OF ANDREW TRACY AGAIN
POSTPONED.

THE HANGING OF ANDREW TRACY AGAIN
POSTPONED.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. 2l.
Governor Hoyt to-day granted sec
ond respite in the case of Andrew Tracy
who murdered Mary Il ley, his cousin,
on Septemb Der l8, 1873. in Mexican coun-
ty. Tracy was to have been execute d on
Oct. 0, but, in Difference to the expressed
wishes of a number of prominent citi
zens of Mexican and other counties the
Governor respitcd the criminal until
November q. The hanging was post
poned to give the murderer another
chance before the Board to obtain a
commutaiion of the death penalty TO
Imprisonment for life. To-day the Gov
ernor postponed the execution until
December 4, the District Attorney of
Mexican county being unable to attend
the next meeting OF the Board of Par
dcus, beginning on the 28th inst. The
only executions to take place In the
State in November will be those of John
O'Neil, the Nj oily Mcguire, At Sunbury
on the 9th, and Charles Drews and
Frankli.I Sicbler, two of the six muir
derers of Joseph Raber, for insurance
noney, ON the l4th.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22
Emit Trees.

To protect young fruit trees against
injury by cattle fisten brush~ood AIKEN
from topped off blackberry bushes
around the branches with straw-ties-
and tosecnre them against the barking by
rabbits, place the brushwood in the same
manner around the base of the trees.
The thorns on the blackberry brush i,
the security against injury-so says a
f,rmer friend who has successfully tired
this remedy.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22
Brief LOcUIs.

| cio4uettc, at Fullmer's.
,Iiimore Synod Is in session at
Charch, lhs city.
aaa LWlge, X. of p, of this
session to-day.
s'en Fullmcr's speciality.
~ 10" selling at 40 cents a
ram fell last evening. 1t
We eohlluucd.
salad, at Fullmer's 5O6 Mar.
fflay b" WIG
D''ash is again in trouble
" nave an upward tendency.
MI ssi at the Opera House or
y Saturday sernings.
H., T. against A. ID. Vandever,
IL ne sabbath day, vas dis
il'fe Cole last evening.
Ds Ooks lively around the II.
ss cases this morning.
|ur, m ~, lalte a lively time at the
',' q last evening. ~
u a a. ia a. win tender the Rob
| 0F"eht tomorrow even
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.Screnth Street opera House.

The hall on Seventh street, below
Walnut which is now designated AS the
Seventh street opera house, was well
filled last evening, to witness the variety
perform ance, and judging from the fre,
uuent applause, the audience was well
pleased with the performance. The COM
pany consists of Thomas Lord, John
kennedy, William Sullivan and Thomas
Carey, end men; Miss Leona Wallace,
vocalist; Mile JIeonella, tamborine play
e.; Miss Dolly Davenport, descriptive
vocalist; Sly. Bartins, juggler; and Mis-
Nellie Blanchett. The performance con
ssts Of fongs and dances and general
variety business. The programme is
changed nightly.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22
The Checker Match Oft.

The checker match which was to have
taken place in this city on Monday even
ing next, between Natl Priest, OF
Philadelphia, and John Reed, of Pitts
burg, for $500 side, is off, and Reeds
forfeit of $50 has been paid to Priest.
Both of the men are good players, and
Reed claims to be the champion of Penn
sylvania. The match may probably take
place IN the near future.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22
|hat Dreadful Cough.

pgh hhasyniptom by which vari-
Pscd conditions of the throat,
llb,, sid lHng>, manifest them.
d chcipient consumption is sure
|nltlshOl cured. Thesure reme-
'he gse oi Dr. flagg's s Liver and
fads' that without medicines,
p liver active. the blood pure,
healthy, and leaves no resting
ie uoiy Tor disease, Once No.
Street, Consultation free.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22
The Polar Sea.
FURTHER ENCOURAGING NEWS ABOUT
THE JEANNETTEs COURSE.

FURTHER ENCOURAGING NEWS ABOUT
THE JEANNETTEs COURSE.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Oct. q. 1879.
The arrival last evening OF the revenue
cutter Richard Rush from the Arctic
seas adds confirmation to the previous
kilograms which had been received
about the season being favorable for the
Jeannettes progress northward. The
Rush was in about 67 degrees north lati-
tude as late as the middle of August. She
saw no ice after leaving San Francisco.
The statement of E. l. Nye, of the bark
Mount Woolaston, reporting from thir-
". five miles east Of Cape Lsburne on
August 1, is no doubt true, but the Jen-
nettes course was $50 miles westward,
where she had an open sea. The wea her
was oppressively warm in that longitude
and the mosquitoes, as one captain re-
ported, were big and offensive.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22
PERSONAL.

Ex-State Senator James H. Ray was
in this city yesterday.
Capt. N. r. Benson, of the Harlan &
Hollingsw orth Company,is still confined
to his residence with illness.
City Treasurer Vincent is unwell to-
day. His illness caused by the gas
arising from defective fiue in the
healer.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22
HiX ReOrO0Nixe.

The member of the Catalonia Club,
an organization of Scottish citizsns
which existed in this city several years
ago, are about to reorgauize. They have
rented a room in the McClary building,
aud next month W, II elect officers ana
complete all other details necessary to
thorough reorganlZ AtlOn.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22
A .Sutlde en Rise in Butter.

Whether 1t is owing to the scarcity OF
the a ticle or whether the farmers are
aware of the improvement in the times,
butter leaped up to 40 ce't per pound
this morning in market. Many were the
exclamations of the buyers, and jewing
could be heard on all sides. This is GER
tainly good price for butter.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22
THE Lttiuler Trust Fund.

The Lat.mer trust fund or $4,000 was
by recent order of City Council, direct
ed to be invested IN Government fur
per cents, and this morning the bond,
which were purchased by X. r. Robin
son a. Co., came to hand and were de-
posted in the City Treasurer's office.
There are two bonds, of $1,000 each,
numbered s0,2SS-9, and are registered at
WASHINGTON.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22
Important 10 Mothers.

Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup Is the
only thing that mothers can rely upon for
their children. II corrects acidity OF the
st0mach, cures wind collie, regulates the
h,weIs and gives rest, health and comfort,
in mother and child. During the process
nf Jeethiug It's value Is incalculable. 1t
softens The gums, reduces Inflammation
aud allays all pain, thereby giving rest 10
The ch,id and cO.niOr TO the mother:-
Pwent y /: We cents bottle. marl6-lyeod
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22
Hurt at Rititile's MUS.

l.. Coates McCarter, millwright, of
Lower Oxford, Chester county, Pa, met
with painful accident while working
at the cotton mills of James Riddle
Son g. Co, near this city. Whilst rails
ing "a heavy timber 1t slipped and In fall
in9 sIruck Mr.. McCarter on the leg,
kuocklpr him down and falling on his
foot, greatly bruising the JOINT, whi h
will prevent his walking for some time.
He started the next day for home.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22
OLire Oil.

John Mealey, wine merchant, No. loo
and llO Market street, announces Dy
aduertisomen that he has for sale Ollve
oil IN quart stone jugs, from tne mouse sS
of A. Oliver, Paris. Also fine OLD
whiskies of the best brands In the coun-
try, and imported and Key West cigars.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22
WILMINGTON. DEL. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ~, 1879.

tional exercises until $40 a. m. Business
Of fsynod. Recess from 1890, until 2 p. IN.
Business OF synod. Addresses by repre-
ssntatives of the Boards, until p. IN.
Recess until 73O p. I'D. Business 0f synod.
Adjournment
he report was accepted and on Mr..
Marks motion, an ADDRESS by DIR. Dixon
on ."IIome Mis-, ion Work. was made
an order on reassemDliug at O'Clock, 4,
Wednesday morning.
Adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22
The I'D, Ii MilIer's" Engines.

The new engines in the steamer De-
cotur II. Mailer, were given one turn
over Yesterday afternoon. Tomorrow
morning steam will be turneo On anu ~
the engines tested. The engines sre, y
a new pattern and are the hrst o' 'ho
kind ever put in steamer.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22
Sail of Furniture.

On Friday next, at 10 o'clock Thoma
M. Oele will sell at public sale lOo W.
Ninth street, quantity OF household
and kitchen furniture, consisting Of
chairs, tables, carpets, be isteads, ect.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22
Disabled.

Street Commissioner [Iynch's horse
ran a a nail in its foot and is now dis
abled. The animal will probably be
well in a day or two.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22

[i,,I statistics Of New Jersey ,,s
|. ,l' a.. inhabitants who are in the
[;'nn '", are healthier and live
[''n ~ 'no,e on the outside. Some
I'.a,.,e nj, to the strong cons''-
\ lt'0r.,reakcrs as a rule, while
E,'a'n,e i, to the fact that the
r,h , . more closely observed
[.on than on the outside
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22
On me of Seve7s- UD.

A Mrs. Abbott, living in Smyrna. Del,
has lust buried her seventh spouse, she
now ueing eiehty-six years old. There
will be- lively game of seven-up for the
Old lady ON resurrection day.-Cincianat
SATURDAY. Ni0ht.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22

-, d gram alloat on the
|nou,l' r"llaio M and oswego on
FS'''' "o'n, coming toward tide
\" 'yr wn.a,, g,23s, 900 bushels I;
Z, ,,o ,n,Dels; oats, 100000
|,,v |Vg ss9,ooO bushels; rye,
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22

Oh Brna,.A.r Nv, Arnold recently read
hl Soc "tv tu'il y, Alnold before the
k procrva.Sy,,ln III New York. just
/ vener,ailn v,ellns to show Bancroft's
ltceiyeS ",g n'i,i historian walked in
Pk his 'u Sa's with cheers. MIR. Ban
Went nj on Sval on the stage and the
and Ii Ii,i,s !" sh W, by the letters
II, Arnol,1' lns INST axes,
pl have nnol was sure Ba,. croft
lers. TE" Iilade if he had ever read
| |'''' and applauded repeat repeat.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22

There Is nothing more narrowing to
the sympathetic mind than to hear 4
crying baby. DR.. Bulls baby syrup win
give instant relief to the little sufferer.
Price 25 canIs
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22
1ailg Gasft1s

thousand dollars ,',,, x0,'n %ar. st .,,len 'sp
F,,i,I FS,a,s',.n p,an rnpk were received
N'n','I. .,n.r D :" partae-' for rcd'mp
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22

|V'ac, have been caught oil
bal, Canada. Two men, while
kloug the 81 ore, noticed a large
kiAuge i.h Il undeTlng in shall
J, anil II was found that three
Sai htn Disabled or killed with
lemeu speedily armed them
iOflle four other whales one
with a crowbar, ard the re-
sll a large knife. After some
tlemons'crs were got on board
pnl taken 10 Hail, where they
exhibited
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22

|. rcpuJlicm forgotten tha' IT.
[aielIy that the democrats s,ea o,
Il the la,c election pol'eu
I'rJred Illegal" votes? Does II .
[,niu in tie abandonment o'
| 10 prove that ten more lille
| had been polled by the Demo
I by the Republicans IN 'ne
Lfre rhe Ciiy Council us as
\, been stamped as a falsehooo
sn If It's oSn party ? i mere
.e from Ills position, and there
l credit given to a paper tha'
lrlueleyct.tion of such false
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22
Wheat in Peril.

RICHMOND, Ind. Oct. 81, 1879.
The Hessian fly has greatly damaged
the growing wheat in man localities in
South Indiana and Southw estern OHIO,
and anless heavy rains fall soon the
crop will sufferer much from drought.
The acreage this fall in fully one. fourth
greater than last.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22
['"""mpidH Scrc,,u,ye

|lh and 1'tslaehts in the vicin-
(d tromn Jefferson 'I, streets, were
Straius frn r',glr Slumber by the dis
ftladrrI ''' a party OF calithum
pf gentl,,, The party was a
|wart. "l"h ~, of the Harlan &
the com,,'. ana some OF the en-
10 EIwar'1ih WHO rendered a
RAtsmaMm MARY ns nreeves, the head
eCtntly ~,, NJ 'ne company. NJ.
Thr' married, and hence the
nts, Lnt ,rIenade ,,I, , was fun for
savakCen"roa, "o, '2r 5,. tie nelghbors
"e" from their slum-
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22

NJ OEICE L. Henry Bradley. do hereby
IN give notice that shall apply 10 The
Judges of the Court Of General Sessions or
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State OF
Delaware, In and for the county OF New
Castle, on Monday. the 18th OF November,
II being the first day of the November
term, A. D., 1879, for q license to keep an
inn or tavern at No. 100 West Front street,
being on the q. w. corner Of Front
and -hipley streets, in the Second Ward
of the city of Wilmington, county and
State Aforesaid, with the privilege Of sel-
ling intoxicating liquors in less quanti-
ties than one quart, 10 be drunk on the
premises, and the following respectablo
citizens living in the said ward recon-.
mend the said application to wit;
John I. Kelley, James McKenna,
l.. W. Palmer, Lawrence Kieran
Austin v. Gaynor, Daniel McCusker''
John I. Dickey, John T. McDermott,
Frank c. Howard, Washington M. Smith,
Joseph Lowber, Michael Davtne, -
John y. Brady, Jacob Butz,
John II. Pinkerton, James, w. king.
B. A. Ward, James p, SaWdSn.
Edward Rogers. Andrew Cowvn.
Frank Fitzpat rick, George H. Marpla
George II. Taylor, Fred Well,
Henry Graham, John Kienle
Fred. ID. Moore, Priiip g. Plunkett.
oct22 81. HENRY BRADLEY.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22

lsc,.rpl-Tbc following,trom
mare Gazette, in reference TO
krts Of Republicans of Bal'i-
lrr ,len selves into n respec'a-
|ul Of opposition Is az 'rue ."
bdft, the republicans OF TINS
bly, -
h. au,hat the Republican bush
Ii, ,bi, region are tighting to-
! IA, Offices and their precious
It, Place NE average Republi-
hpt of one Of the political flesh
! near enough TO get his arm IN
Selbow. and he is perfectly hap
n you have done this you VIII
llpr more about high salaries,
e taxation. reckless expendl- l.
kty,lirr sort. lie WILL
msrmur, take all the the gods
and will only begin TO grumbie
te blessing. begin to take their
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

NJ ANTED-A boy about fifteen years
w old to learn the printing business.
Apply at this office. tf
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22

There is great activity in stocks.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-22
SECOND EDITION
Knights of Pythias.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE GRAND
LODGE OF DELAwARE-OFFICIA
REPORTS.
At 10 O'Clock this morning, the Grand
Lodge Of Delaware, Knights of Pythias,
met in annual session in X. OF p. uall,
No. 211 Market street, Grand Chancellor
z. p. Maroney, presiding. There was
tood attendance of officers and members.
The morning session was occupied in
the reading Of official reports. A syn
opsls of each will be found below.
THE GRAND CIANCELLoR's
report wasvery brief, and simply recited
the dispensations granted, the visits
made, the installations performed, and
the amendments to bylaws of subordi-
hate lodges approved during the year. 1t
closed with few minor suggestions
and thanks to the oth-r Grand Lodge
officers for cooperation and friendly aid.
THE GRAND X. OF R. S.
(Grand Keeper of Records and Seals)
Stansbury j. Wiley, presented a detail
ed report embracing the following inter-
esting statistics
MEMBERSHIP FOR THE TERM ENDING
JUNE ~, 1879.
No. in good standing per last re-
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-03-15
Tine Papal Jubilee
From the Catholic World.

Pope Leo MIL, following the exam
ple of many of his predecessors during
the first year Of their pontifficates, OF
at times when the necessity of the
Church or the State required it, has
proclaimed an extraordinary jubilee.
Brought to this decision, the Pope
states, by the approaching anniversary
of his election and by the knowledge
of how necessary to him is the abun-
dance OF the divine grace in the full
fillment of his arduous ministry in this
time of mournful strife and while the
Church is laboring in such trOubulous
waters, he proclaims an Indulgence in
the form of a general jubilee to the
whole Catholic world from the ID day
of March to Whit Sunday. Its benefits
are extended to all those who, being in
Rome or coming there, shall during
that time have twice visited the bnsili-
cas- Of st, John Lateran, st. Peter,
Santa Maria, Maggi5re, and prayed
for the prosperity and the eXatation of
Catholic Church of the Apostolic See,
for the expiration of heresy, for the
conversion of all sinners, for the con
cord Of all Christian princes and for
the peace aid unity of all the faithful,
and for his (the Pope's) intention, and
who also shall have followed the rules
fasting, aims giving and re-
ceiving the Holy Communion the letter
lays down. Those who do not live in
Rome may obtain the benefits by twice
visiting three churches in their city or
parish, to be specially indicated. Ii I
there are only two churches, they must
be visited thrice if only one, six
times. The letter announcing the .
ubilee, in the Latin text, and signed
Dy Cardinal Nina, was published on
The rules it gives regarding
hose travelling by sea, rcSiiing III
,loisters, or who are iniirm, and other
letails, are for the most part in exact
conformity with those prescribed on
he occasion OF the jubilee proclaimed
,y Plus X in 1915.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-03-15
Tire Killing OF Col. w. l.. LOwry ana
John q. Arnold.

We gather the following facts from
A. j. McLaurin, Esq, who returned
from Johnsonville on Monday last:
Last Friday was the day set for the
primary trial OF D. A. Holman for the
murder of Col. W. l.. Lowry and John
g. Arnold, at Johnsonyille, in Sun
flower county. On the day appointed
A. j. McLaurin and M. L. Colevan
appeared for the prosecution, and Mar
tin Marshall, Judge Trigg and Thomas
Baird for the defense, After the de-
fendant and his counsel had retired
from the court room for consultation,
for some time, he returned into court
and waived examination and bail on
his own motion, and was committed to
Jail to await the action of the Grand
Jury the third week in May, The facts
of the case, as obtained from Mr.. Lee,
gentleman of excellent character and
very high standing, are about as giveh
in the Vicksburg Herald. It is sup
posed that Col. Lowry had not seen
Mr.. Holman until he was shot, as he
had passed Holman and was just in the
act of entering the cabin of the boat,
when Holman, from behind caught
him by the shoulder, pulled him around,
presented his pistol to his breast and
fired the same instant. Col, Lowry
staggered back into the cabin and re-
covered sufficiently to draw his pistol,
and fired at Holman, shooting him
through the wrist, and the ball strik-
ing the ring of Holman S watch, which
bruised his side, but prevented the
ball from entering his side. Col. Low
ry at this time seeing DR., Walker with
his pistol presented, and in the act of
firing, turned and shot DR.. Walker
instantly dead. Holman again attempt
ed to shoot Col. Lowry, but his pistol
snapped. Arnold, who was unarmod,
ran out OF the cabin and caught Hol-
man, who shot him in the abdomen,
from which Arnold died in about thirty
Col. Lowry, after shooting
Dr.. Walker, sank down upon the floor
whence he was carried to his store and
lied in about twenty minutes.
The difficulty is said to have origi.
1ated from retainer of Mr. Holman l
)y Col. Lowry. The parties had en- g
cred into written agreement by
which Mr.. Holman, who IS lawyer, U
vas to take no case against Col Lowry, 7
or which Col. Lowry was to pay him 1
150 90, Of which he paid $50 cash, t
nd was to pay $50 in May and $50 in $
November next, Holman violated this v
greement by taking call against S
Lowry, and the next time he entered t
Iowry's store he was met by Lowry L
yho told him to leave his house, and
hat he Uowry) would, at the next Y
erm OF the court, move to have him a
stricken from the roll of t
lttorneys. 1t is thought by some that d
Iolman's fear of being stricken from s
be roll for unprofessional conduct b
aused him to kill Lowry in the man Ii
er he did. The great majority of the u
eople in Sunfower county are very l.
luch outraged at the commission of II P
rime so unwarranted and so destitute b
f palliation Brandon Republican.