, 1880-04-16

lives al No. ~ ' cf1,O1l avenue Win nis Nltc
and stn;st, not to SAY pussy, will, bright rcd
stubIy Gcartl nn.l Il merry, twlnk'lng gray
eye,-a very ordinary sort Of nsrsoi'' ~ Iaft1
fSs, e Iss ssRss'm If # 1xinE ifassss II
f0llnwch by Nr. Hint is tint ut .catt!e-sM!ycr,
Ms sss.fes 1mg rg Teiaimsa aSa y ' Se aaT
Yards commission mnn, whose part In the
affair wns purely anil painfully a passive
one. milking it UNNECESSARY TO clitrr lnio
Whic these gentlemen were talking, Is
aforementioned, GONE little excitement wns
!,ci,,g caused alonE the ron'i hN:ttnT trnr
l[nlstetl street 70 THO Stock fards Nv tue
,c fra; }'R w EScr, e s wo s1"'ss1 n",nis apon a
furiaus gajiof. tlasllcd on Ills Wild, Rilptn-
Ike career. ard drew rein o'Ily when no
reached ile SPOT where 'ho vnyo 1Wo esm1"ns esiang
rein, tic somsil,ine clsc being
Il laree:stzc Smith 4 Wcss9n revolver, which.
wIlont diinountlng, he leve!rt! IT,, WIZ H., yery
Mr.. 1lWnt MS hla shattered nerves woultl pcr-
nit hin, At tho same tins calling at II
vnIce which tremblcd with rage Or other emo
''uuST, YOU VILLAIN, 1zALTf'
Mr.. Hunt hailed and turned round, and rs
lie did so Mr. Eyerlsam. striking rs tragic m
nttitnde ns the restlesness Of Ills nag; which
,a not !iSv tle nroceellnEs wo,l1 ~ a!lnw ,n
him, called out: "liunt, you destroyer I o. nv
Tha pistol was leveicd fnfl at Mr.. Hunt, who
wns but yard distant, and TINT gentleman,
seeing that imminent danger Threatened iim,
fr friend indee seiaed I ,,ol oi Sr Robinson,
who is 4 much smaller and less powerful man
than himself. and with = quick twist placed
his body between himself and the weapon
which Mr. Eyerhhm was pointing IN such
dangerous direction.
stn. ROBINSON PROTESTED
md struggled To get free, but fear gave Mr..
Ilunt additional. strength, and. though MI;
Evcrlam rode his horse round an.i round
the enemy, he could not dlslodEa lin from
behind the human bawars ~ wh1G inni %as wds A.
Peaafnl,y dGea'nE W fr,fhtened, md When for mo
ment Iii. Ro6inson's struggles. TO gut free
seemed likely 70 prove successful, & he Griea lt
M save 'ae-.saye mot" TO which So, Isoblnson
answered, with much anEcr,, "D--n your
trade: let .go Of int md ~ giye ynm yy ~ ny
trade" Iii. tho meantime A!r. Evcrhn,n.
whose appetite for gore was only Whrtteh ny
the dclny Hunts strnteEcm gained MN,
lcay,cd from his horse antl advanced upon
tho enemy, who. seeing tint policy OF bold
ness, was the only safe one, let 20 OF Alf.
ltoblnson and
sE,zEp THE APPROACHING FOE.
BY this time crowd had gathered OIL tho
spot, and M attempt was n,at|c to separate
tho struggling complaints. during which
Henry t;illett an!t Alr. HalMlolall tore III. Mie
revolver from Mr. Eycrl!am.s Grasp; ,aln Inc
Eycrl,hs, and Hunt suffered tl!cnlsclv8eS 8 to be
lr.1 like lambs to the stntnn-h0nse:. The re-
volyer which proved to haye Al ~ ~ . llye
chambers loatc' WAS also secured ana MEen a..3i
With i deadly weapon Will, intent to XII Wns
entered nsnfnst Atr. Everlaln. md Justice
Thomas, after hearing the evidence, WiliGl!
Mr. Hunt gave under nfntcst declaring l'e ,,ni dd
70 i aSsMer MsS II II p1%saf Sonds " 81 and PLACED hIr
examination Of tho case, which was set for
M Nj. iii flint found no difficulty. In securing
batl, but It was 4 O'Clock in the attern9on
before Mr. Eycrhan succeeded In supplying
Tic Court with satisfactory hondsnlen, WHO
ast R aoa IN 9 aR RSF%SGSn %Sne{ 81 fa MsSsrs "
< TninUSE reporter Visited tho sceno Of the
traglco-in -inrcicnl affair during tho afternoon
md sonAht to. learn from tte prisoner tho
nature Of tho cIcnmstances whsh lsd IT,, to Il,
count To q reporter Of another morning pm
per and TINT, as that .wes This p9pcri" le
wanted II to 'tgct tho hulgo" on thu thing,
which l,o evidently antictnate.l was {! going !; 10
lance 10 the famous 13cecher scandal ~ tho
course Of his investigations, however, tho re-
| porter lrarncd that, within the phst year or
| two, Eycrliam had
TN sTncr coSFInENcE)
repeated the story of his 'TlltoniGn SORROWS
III Tho farls, and, rs their various relations
OF The (str!ciiy eoni'dentiat) communication y
agreed exactly, there can DO no doubt Il t,f IT. Its
Renninencsa. The facts y regard to tho III, Y /
cyory one In tho Town of Lake, 80 TINT the
story, which is not long ono. ca'rbc relied
Ii appeared TINT Everham and Hunt hn.!
in Lexington, Mclean County, ~ THIS State,
they we1t to sctlonl together niMl finally
FELL. IN LOVE WITH THE SAME YouNa Lady,
Mr.. Everna.n succeeding In carrying on tlio
prize. This same young Lady ht,s W thts
tIme developed Into re'narkn1ly I%nllilsomee % "
her husband, anst, despltu the fnct TINT Mr..
Hunt ts himself n n,Nrrlcd mail. y WIS hls
attentions 10 her which prcclpitHtel tue
sss pss sScs # Scs'fs,'aFk TsaFkgt s'at!s I'D ,ns inc
which lcI Alr. HINT Into nets Of il'liscretl1ll,
Alr. Evcrham, 50 no informed llss friends,
mud has kept on informing them {coht'dcl,..
1s' at M G Gs' S' @ pst t sss ytefs aspgt g
|ng To- a5t 4, Wi,M s;a h,s ,,s, sshoGl:IGsy MI's;'
Mrs, EycEhatn and ho hanpenea to be revisit
tng Lexington At the su!ao tiMe lls ,sallant;;
tho lady, stimulated to decisive action by tho
protests Of the community, informed ,i,,sI AT.
ately a party would tc orenntzctt forthwith
who would convey him to tte outskirts upon I
iinnt, despite Mr. Eyerialn's frequent hints
that Ills (ilunt's) domestic aflalrs ought @ g
eniio Rerss!e r. anEnE n aa1s sSnsd tS Eysr t
abscuce Of tho llnlo prOpliotnr. to whom tho
negbors nct ntes'y, snt q ,x14 sns
going Of, willis lie was nt tho Stock -inrds ct"
tending to ais 6ss'nsss; sn%;., apd II ,n,!.i Mri
not for q moment bo presumed that
anything wrong wMs e0ip9 on. The husband OF
tte laay, WHO III all slel, cnses Is, of course,
lie Gest Jntlge, II not tbs most reliable ~:
thOrlty, T. unanimously Of the opinion that
no hasn, wis lol.e, but for all thls,
AFrEn Tt.N YEARS or PATIENT suFyERINn,
the Hon WAS ut last aroused within l,lm, and,