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DARING BURGLARY.

Charles Gurneke, a character who has been
loa6ng about in the free-lunch saloons about
the corner Of Madison and Canal streets, was
yesterday caught red-handed in daring
burglary, and from the appearance OF. things
he will be identified for sundry burg
laries and larcenies about town, and
is thus insured for long term in
Joliet. It was at about 1 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon that ". A. Skinkle. OF
the Crane Bros. Manufacturing Company,
had occasion to 20 to his room, which is No.
50 on the third floor Of No. los West Ran
dolph street. 4 burglar had just succeeded
in prying open the door with jimw as Mr.
Skinkle came upstairs, and tdo burg
lar, finding it impossible to escape with
out detection, drew" revolver and,
plumping it full at Mr.. .SkinHe's head, or
dered him to stand aside. Thtburglaf mea1
his way down stairs closely gilowed Il py NJ,
Sklnkle. The chase continutd thIough many
byways and alleys, and w. ap paftftp1iea ,rba IN
Officers Jennings and Flmel' VINO Hna!iy
sssoa ssSsssded On II the f1aSay ner side Madison
street near Canal. Entering the: place
ius fhey asked Of tb5 special policeman
on duty there if anyone answering tI!9 the f de-
script9n had come o me man pfG sftSn 1oriitR it his
face concealed in )is hands in the rear Of the
saio Saloon. % Whom hesaid had just come in,'ex-
eited snlo9u, md M bathel in sweat. AS Palmer ap
11: proached, led the allow. made an attempt to get
revolver 81 down. S5 his upcn pSekfh5 lin but seto1s tas
T.nceo on eou1g 9o1l ne it. When searched at the
Station s - 7afinger pistol, which was the only
3tin,Un 5h;nU stoin T. from Mr. Skinlles room, was
fonHd s 1 npal him; also asix;shooting gacalibre
1evolverza 1 jimmy, a fine bunch ct skelSton @ n.
keys in2g;n! 1a Of door-Iatcies, locks, and window
fasteahlgs, fas H4 lady's open-faced gold watch.
and1 pawr-ticket dated Jan. 81 calling for
h1Siti1lg- case silver watch. 4 brown chin
c,illa oyercoat which he wore nag farmers
satin lining and sleeves lined with red SILK,
marked tEF. K. S." This is also supposed to
have heen stolen. and an owner is wanted.
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Boston, Mass, Feb. 7.-Royal B. Conant
1ate Cashier Of the Eliot National Bank, has
heen found guilty of embezzlement, and hl&
hail has l,ecn increased to S30, GOO.
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A NEW TRIAL GRANTED.
sneefnl nitrnfch to The Chfed1o 1Ttb4ne.

Qu1ScY, H., Feb. Tn the case Of Frinl,
sentenced to the Penitentiary for man
slaughter, Judge Williams has granted
new trial. The action Of the Court gives
general public satisfaction.
aRscoNDNG INSURANCE AGENTS.
SYRACUSE, n. T., Feb. 1T is asserted
that the firm Of. Yorkey g. Waterbury, insur-
ance agents of this city, have absconded.
They leave behind them considerable irregu-
lar paper, some Of it supposed to have been
forged, with outstanding Indebtedness prob
ably amounting to $4,000. They are both
young married men Of good connections.
Fast living and lack Of business qualifica-
tons are said to be the cause. They repre-
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Special Dtspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. THE buggy found
last night with cushions and 1aprobe sat
urated with blood proves to have been the
property of John G. F. Brown, whose body
was found this morning on the road near by,
bullet having penetrated the head from
front to rear, and in its exit crushed the
skull. The ball entered over the right eye,
the orifce being an ugly-looking hole half an
inch in diameter. On the left eyebrow was
bruise and cut that may have been caused
by falling out Of the buggy OF by blow.
The hair was matted and tangled, the face
bloody and discolored, and altogether pre-
senting most:.revolting picture. The Coroner
Immediately: took charge of the body, and,
suspicion falling upon the wife and a hired
man, both were arrested, and are now. IN
the custody of officers. It seems
that Brown returned two or three weeks
ago from years residence in the Peniten-
tiary, and found living with his wife one
Joseph Wade, an ex~saloonkecper, who, she
says, worked the farm. and otherwise assist
he was a husband to her, and that the murder
is the result of prelneditated plan to get
out of the way the returned convict. He
owned a good farm OF forty, acres,
well stocked, and with; good buildings;
besides = ne vas g years oiH; t1 Whhe m ms we
IS Only g, about the age OF Nade. 10 Re-
nor[er Mls; Brown saia: ny nusoana ,saa,u @ 1eIt
me honse Ias! ngntM "a at aooub ~ o. 1IGa9ck, @ say
ing be vas going to the city to get hls brother,
James BroWn, to come out am make clap
boards 1or me narn' ne told me ne ex-
pected, to be gone three or tour hours
On the way he intended to stop
at Jacob Gelst's and ask him about buying a
cow and some hogs we have. II re mad az
ready bought calf from US. When he left
was putting away the dishes, and after flf
ishing that went over to Smiths and speF
an honr or two, returning at about o'clocf.
Wade came back with me, and was o'Tr
there while I was. He eWas
about the place when Brown Eft
and did not leave except to; go to Smiths
with me-" Wade's story is very slmiT 20 |
this. In tracing the track OF the vehiGe 1he
officers found it led them to the hose OF
Jacob Geist, where turn was madk and
then lost amidst other tracks. The Mcers
think this was a blind to Yl5leaa
them as to the identity Of, the mE1e,te1.
DrUTn ou1e pau iepatx.t101, IN tfie ,Gts ~
hood, ana, with Ills VIE; was lnqetstsa ~ III tpa
Grand larceny Tor which ne was stie ieotn5 io .nI
Penltentlary Tor year HIS Wle.,lieaG.'4+sa ~ ~
on ner own recoSnlzance, IS noW;1iel:c;ff \: o;ftaI a
toIiner 1nd1ctment !lhtll lne thst Rrnsc1
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. IA fire this after
noon destroyed the Memphis ginning estab-
1ishlnent, J. Y. Patrick owner. Loss, S5,oo'
insurance, $500. =
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R1TSS1A.

L NEW PAER.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 7.-The Government
;s about to start journal to combat the Nj
hf1isfs
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- CHARGED WITH MURDER. :
CHATHAM, Ont, Feb. 7.-The police to-day
arrested Charles Robinson, alias Ryan, alias
Mccoy, charged with murder in Ohio.
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CONVICTED OF EMBEZZLEo1ENT.
Snecfnl Qfs1oteh to Iht fshicdQ0 Tfionne.

Special Dispatch to 1ht Chicago 1T'onne-
Boston, Mass. Feb. 7.-Royal 3. Conant,
Cashier Of the Eliot National Bank. was to-
day found guilty Of embezzling $40, 600 after
a trial OF six days. The case had been post
poned from term to term to oblge Gen. But
ler, counsel for the prisoner, who has al
legged all sorts Of engagements to put OF the
trial, but at last the patience OF Judge Mel
son. of the United States Circuit Court, was
worn out and last week he mott
case would be called for Monday, anu
If Butler was not present. he would 60 on on
without him. The General could not get
was vas engaged al in his place. The new counsel
initiated Buffers tactics to large extent, X
and the jury after being out eighteen ho95s its
unexpected: and the prisoners counsel at
once fled motion for q new trial. LIE Dali
was increased from $50, 900 to s3o,ooo' ....
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NEAR WHITEWATER, WIS.
Speeta. Dispatch to Tbs Chtesao Tribune.
WHITEWATER, Wis, Feb.7.-The house
of D. B. Rowe, about three miles northwest
of this place, was burned this morning, with
all its contents. Loss, 5000; insurance
light. Cause Of fire unknown.
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posT-oFFICE ROBBEK.

y-4sKrox, D. T., Feb. 7.-Barney X. Riley
was arrested hero tonight for robblng th9
PosrOnce ut White Swan Of registered
letters.
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,u1nnERED FOR a DOLLAR. !.

D pEcAruR, Ala, Feb. 7.-Advice comes
frgm Moulton that in a fight which resulted
from a quarrel about Il dollar, John Willlams
Killed r. s. Falker, in Landerdale county.
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James T. Dunno, head salesman in the
gents furnishing house Of Wilson Bros, on
State street, was yesterday arrested and
locked up at the Armory by Detectives Swan
son and Ender upon charge of robbing bis
employers. He was detected Friday IN
stealing couple of handkerclllets,
and, as goods had frequently. been
missed before, he was suspected
as the thief and subjected to an examination.
Though his salary enabled him to live com-
fortably, he lived still higher than he really
could afford, and was found to be wearing
silk underclothes worth $50 per set, and hose
worth IS. His room at the Commercial
HoteI was searched, but nothing Of
conseouence was found there, and had IL
not been for some information gieaned Whlle
working the case his detection would nave
failed. The plumber taken from the store py
him was neatly done up in packages, anu
was kept in the courtroom at the noleL.
dunno was cunning enough not to keep me
check to these packages, but gave II 70 one
Willoughby, Fill e Co. The packages
If s5oo worth Of goods, all Of which Mr..
Wilson identified. The entire amount stolen
hv lin is fixed at $500. He was promising
Young man, and came to the rim highly rec
ommended from Bridgeport, Conn.,, where
his parents reside. In his possession was
found a handsome hunting-caSe gold "alch,
1ady's size, James Turne, LocIe, maker, 70
which was attached a long linked chain with
a neat gold lOcket, containing some tAWdrY,
coarse, and bleached-looking hair. Thls Is
supposed to have been stolen a1so.
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AT CINCINNATI. =.

CINCINNATI, Feb. IA fire to-day dam
aged Stichlenoth's malt~flouse to the extent
Of $500. Fully insured.
, 1880-02-08
FOREIGN.


,n;,,onao,u,.
What o
a. Developed by the Publlca-
Book Extracts.
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ETerJ 1llo.
EngtlSH ou' oA -0-enan
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most mos solemn promises. Constant surprises
anu treason might issue from voting, and
t Even tne painfnlly-acquired Republican, ma
Rray,; fR1raty Ill me Senate might have been lost.
nasoElIe ~ would have reaSsumed the direction
OF me Senate, and new conflicts would have
agl1ated and exhausted France"
La Sotclt, Left Centre and Orleanist Of
gan, consoles itself for Broca's election by
caulhg 1t Ian honorable defeat Of its party"
GERMAN ARMAA1EETs.
ments, says: "1f France had at her command
TWO M or three good Generals, she would be
want, but leaders,"
PAnNELL.
lie Temps very severely b1ames Congress
1or offering, hospitality to the Irish agitator,
Parneu, and asks what would result If Par
its halls at the disposal Of foreign agitatorss
PRINCE NAPOLEON.
The leading article in LII Rcpuhltq1Ic Frn7,-
ct1fse is devoted to Prince Napoleon and his
pretensions as chief Of the Bonaparte family
and dynasty: The tone Of the article is very
menacinE. It gives the Prince significant
dissin,ulate lis actions under vague aphor-
isnls, he may rest assured it is not vague
generalisnls Of this kind that will prevent the
guardians and defenders of the Republic
1TG% M Ssir MSafirdnE dgv him closely i'll accordance
RESIGNED.
Mace Chief of Police, has. sent In his
resignation, explaining it would be impossi-
bic for him to conscientiously retain his post
while the present organization of the police
is adhered to. lie particularly complains of
the long. delays which occur between the
Of the details to him by the JUICES d. Instruc-
tlnn. To such unnecessary delay he at
tributes the escape of the assassin Walder.
, 1880-02-08
A pIOUS FRAUD.


Warren Goss, alias "Goose," an alleged
sanctimonious fraud, was last evening ar
rested out of a mission Gospel house which
recently superseded a saloon at No. 7H West
Lake street. The warrant upon which ne
was arrested accused him of having stolen q
silver watch worth $751; and with having po-
tanned two weeks board by false pre1enses
at the honse Of Peter Pierson, on Laughton
street, fourth door east of Learitt street:
Upon the margin Of the warrant was written Ten
the address Of the plaintiff together nct';ied M3ed
Clearinghouse boz .dead-beat; to b be If found nd
wherever square meal faa b be hao noo1 1os
nbnfneTanh furnished by Mr.. Pierson, who
Sf saws he can sa bring to the prosecution dozen
good people who haze been deimdea mo nocEcts Egat
were filed with tracts, and he is said to Pc
long to the Y:M. G. A., whose influence ne M
recently used to procure ne sluAto4 coner er
II CLARK aud Randolph streets.
, 1880-02-08

exciting the fashionable world more than the
Governmental victory at the Senatorial elec-
ton over the Simo1l-Broslie coalition. Nine.
Patti is in fine voice, and elated at the pros
pect Of Nanquiet's divorce Dill being. passed.
FRENCH POLITICS.
LONDON. Feb. 7.WAit6ough the reactionary
Journals would fain make people beneVe
that France is in a bad way. and that the
Government is menaced by dangers OF all
kinds the ifseI md pssatsed
that its destinies are in good hands. Plainly
thcy are told that the present Government IS
precipitating them into another revolatlor
ary conyulsion, and that Germany IS arl11ng aca +
these Ii Sc croakings. To those who en-
phatically lament the decline of F,anee
Under Republican institutions they oppose
the cheering character OF tneir
Parliamentary budgets and the steady oiml- l,lh
evoke the terrors OF another German lnya-
sion, they reply with reason that bismarck
will have too much to do to hold his own TO
make another venture Of that kind Asto the
INCREASED ADJUSTMENTS
which are giving so much concern to tlm1o
people, the best and most natural eHplanaMli1UfA y "
q hsn is that given in the FramfGe' Is n;
miser who is getting another safety-lock'
nut % to his strong box. He ::Gan an
now only oppose to the cause ol I4sne taAo
own force. Although no black spotis 1ornl-
Ing on tie horizon, although the nations are
finlly decided to remain ut peace anu e
leave the iron man tete-a-tete VIII
and his apprehension Of the tut
ire is constantly on the increase. he Is
nrenaring M to resist the impending coalition OF
rr;eht and interests,-the coalition which IS to
he foresecn after an interval more or less
iistant.~the gigantic effort OF the ne
neonle which all conquer0rs have sought
In vain to crush. 1t Is i, Lne
cnnviction a. of the truth embodied in these
e1nnnent lines which renders the frcnch
nonnIe 50 calm i'll the presence Of So forlnlda-
h1e fact. They feel that they are 1mpregna-
hia in their determination to devote Lhem~
selves strictly to their own affairs, ana u az
forfI m pretcnse for aggression; TOT, py
altering to this line of policy, they Will conf
mand tie sympathy and support OF the
VII The ,e minority is reaping the fruits Of it's
late hnId and decided course in the reconsol-
idation Of the fast scattering elements
~ Renuhlican strength. The defeat or
the trimmers Of the Left Centre in
tie recent Senatorial election is the first step
fnat has been made to the formation OF re-
iiahle governing majority in both Chambers.
Rut Z truce to politics. II. Pierre Elzear's
adantion of Daudet's & 'Nabob," which con-
tin1ies to draw crowds nightly to the " aude-
vile. is another illustration OF the axiom
that good novels make bad plays. However
real and brilliant are Daudet's powers, TINS
observer and painter of French lie Is not
vet familiar to the great mass.
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ACKNOWLEDGES NO sUPEIo.

STANDARD is so POPULAR
the wurd
with anA rilt
well md md so tested while il use ' years H. Thousands Of Families that
charge Nancy rs" Il mol perfectly Satisfactory Reduced es FIR d"wl
for NIL ki"ds work
anyn
has moe GOOD qualities Running
Mikes Double Thread Lack Stitch alike
fa Long Large easily
hundred tcai rEc Strung Machine with
qmcs
Machine Onslracia Use
II ( .
AtIlicss, STANDARD SEEMING AClilNE Co. Broadway and
Clinton Place. New York.
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The State Of West Virginia:
At Rules held in the Clerks ofioc Of the
Circuit Court Of Lewis county, West Viz
grnia. on tbs first Monday in April, 1880.
Z. F. Brady, Plaintiff
VS..
Jamcs u. Rurbtidsc, Administrator lie loais
ton with tic will Rnncxfd oi IrflliAm
Crawford. deceased, y. D. Roger, admin
fsira'or OF Robert Crawford, deceased,
David G. Gibson, John Gibson, FINN
Gibson, Robert Gibson and Gertrude
Gibson, Samuei Clo;hi.r, Henderson
Cfotlicr, Lemuel Cl6ll,irr, Charles Cloth.
Ter, Asa Cloilier, JuIiA CIo,hicr, Sarah
ClOtiIier, Caroline Ciothter aud Margaret
clntlIicr, The fur Inst named are believed
to 10 married, bnt tin names UI their llls.
hands nre unknown, Caroline Crawford,
widow Of JHmeS Crawford, deceased,
Preston II. Craw ford, Sarah n wife Of
james " i'uthfidgr, Augclia Garrett wife
Of William l.. Gatsctt Elizabeth Crawford
. and Viola Crawford, EsIintine 'ils"n
widow oil William Gibson, deceased, md
Edward Gibson, lir.ta Crawford, widow
ufisoIert Crawford, deceased, vinln Re
ger, wife Of n. D. Roger, and William
Crawford, defendants.
IL CiIAScERY.
Tic object Of Ills suit Ia 10 convene tic
creditors Of lfiIlihm Crawford, deceased,
and to ascertain their claims md 10 rStnII.
lisli their priOFiIiCs, and 10 assrrt lie plain
tih's lien Of II Judgment against the property
Of William: Crawford, deceased, whicI, julg-
mcHt wNs rIatlcrCl in tlr lifetime OF said
William Crawford, for SIR 33, with inter-
est thereon from The 2aIh day Of November,
lstl, until paid, md ..Sl+ 81 coS'' at lHw.
Andl II appearing by affidavit filed tlat
the delendl nts, David c, Gibson, John Glib.
son, traak Gibson, E0bett Gibson, Gertrude
GiIson, Samuel ClOtlIler, Henderson Cloth
Ter, Ltmuei ClOtlicr, Charles clo,lier,
AM CIOthfer, Julia ClOthie:, S.rah
C'othiQr, Caroline clOtlIIsr and Margaret
Clotlllrr arO non residents orthis St'tr, II
Il tlier ifpie ordered that they do appear NJ
tho clerks Onirc Of sad court, al rnlOs 10
10 held therein on The first Monday In June
next, aud do WIN, is necessary to protect
their interest III this suit.
W. G. HARRISON, Clerk.
]. NJ. Bennett, pa
npr2i-.iw M
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jidly in tic direction Of tile light

Mr. was l,e mistaken Under
The shade Of 4 wide-spreading tree,
lrr Int Of. her Inn ftlIl Of early wild
liowers.tIr sunlight falling through
tbe le.tyos on her b0nuy brown
hair. sat Eleanor Eliot. A small
how. ,bo,,t Two Years old. Law with
Ills head IN her lup. laughing and
throwing Ills legs about f,romiscous.
whiIo sIe lvl,cd him with the bios.
SONS.
"Oh!n she cried. kissing him.
"vou dear, rood little man, what
:, comfort vol, arc to me-"
T'he leaves rustlclI. and Mr.. ral.
conPr canu into view. Tho girl
nut Inc cIlii,l or Ter lap, and rose
10 Ilcr feet,
"Dop'l lei ne disturb you," lie
said. you make Il pretty picture
in tic sunlight, YOU two. This is the
first time have seen you since my
accident. lei inc llian!: YOU for
yu,ll nromI,,ncss that day. | have
Your lille handkerchief yet" with
nm ipIiictinn in Ills voice that was
new 10 Nora and that lid not
please her. How could she guess
tI,at her winsnnIc ewes and GOODNESS
had biovrd and interested tie mas.
Ter ms none ortllc willing advances
Of fair and wealthy Ecig.hors had
done?
Ia v,r snrG.;tcd will. ti.ttcrv.
,.s "a s.o,1no as.se wor WY" w I,,
stimi,,l.nt@",s ,nor,. wrircne Than
n"om i. i!no% INVEST
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lived, and death gathered in his
harvest with relentless force.
Mr.. Falconer returned from
abroad. and with Il rapidly or
ganizc,I committee. tried to turn
The course Of the DESTROYER, going
from house to house, from death
| bed 10 dcatl.bed, without fear Of
cUntagion, spurred on BY IN ac-
cuSing conscience, the words,
many souls will lie hurried into
eternity. and YOU will have 10
answer for them, ringing in lis
ears.
At last tic current Of thc disease
was turned. the fever abatel, and
measures were Immediately seton
foot for tile improvement ol houses
and drainage, when Mr.. Faulconer
was struck down. For weeks his
life lavin the balance, the whole
burden Of his ,lelcrium being, 'and
| | must unswer for Them But God
was lnercitIul, and Gilbert slowly
lriftcd back 10 life and its re-
sponsibiIities.
Living back in an easy chair,
pale, but on The high road'to re-
coyery, one day lr heard Il name
that sent tho blood bounding 10
10 his l,cart-a name which lie had
not been ablcto forget.
Ills aunt was talking to a lady
friend at tho other end Of the
room.
"l:lcaror Eliotisonc oftho sweet
est, noblest girls ever knew or
heard Of" Lady Hargravo was say
ing enthusiastically. ''Ffor father
was 4 Clergyman, and dying left,
her and her young brother almost
destitute; there was just enough
money left after everything was
settled to finish tho boys cduca-
ton. and the dear, brave girl would
not let them tcll the Young fellow
how much it was, AMI has kept
| him ut school ever since, and has
been working hard, very hard, |
believe, though Idon'C know at
what, and he does not yet know
how badly of his poor sister is.
She is tlistantly related to the
Honorable Mrs. Audley, and she
asked me to look out for i position
| for tho:icar Girl"
q think | know Of a position
that might suit her." said tie
visitor. "Nlv sister is looking for
Ia goycrnsss for her two little girls,
and, OF course, Miss Eliot being SO
well recommended, might suit
Iher."
@I'll rive Won the address,
THEN Gilbert waited inlpaticntly
willie his aunt rung the icIl, and
Parker was dispatched 10 find Miss
IAudlcv's letter: then there was u
hunt Tor her l.adyYhips eyeglasses.
.IAtlast the welcome words tell on
| lis car,
4 Twotlays later, much against
Ibis aunt's advice, Mr.. Falconer
I Observation-Disclosures
4 10 a snail shabby house in MI
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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-08
,Legal.Notices.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
The State of West Virginia:
At Rules held in the Clerks oiIioc Of the
Circuit Court Of Lewis county, West vir-
g1nia' on 'hr first Monday in April, 1880.
Eff. Brady, Plaintiff;
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-04-16

saturated with blood, bullet hole in
the left side, and powder burned. Ex-
animation revealed the fact that the
bullet entered tho left temple and
ranged downwardand forward, through
the base Of the skull, striking the r.
mus Of tho lower jaw, about midway
between the angle and articulation,
breaking tho right jaw bone, whore the
ball lodged. The bullet was extracted
and weighs l28 grains, and was prob.
ably discharged from : powder and
ball navy revolver. A funeral sermon
was delivered BY Rev. Mr.. Turner,
and the remains buried in the city
cemetery last Monday afternoon 1t
o'clock.
The people are Justly indignant ovel
this outrage, and will more than likel,
take tho law in their own hands If tn
murderors are captured and brought t,
this city. Eight hundred dollars re
ward is offered for their capture. Fiv
hundred by the county and three hun
dred by the people Of this city. DE
scriptions of the murderers and thei
victim have been sent TO every tow
and village on the coast, and also t
many points in the western state.
The clue is clear, and justice is surel
following in the footsteps Of the fiend
who are guilty Of two murders. -Rt
louise Gd-ctte.