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Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
%. Bi..ias .na Dip,heria.

A New York newspaper says: Father
6rovney, an assistant pri7st in st
Vincent de Paul's Church, Williams
burg, was asked yesterday about the
ceremonies and prayers for interoessio ion
of red In honor Of St. Blasius by bCm
Ca holics who are afflicted with dipthe-
ria and other throat diseases. "Father
Growney said: The Saint, who was a
native Of Germany, lived in the third
or fifth century. His feast Is cslebrat-
cd on the third day Of February. Al
though not mentioned in ths great GER
smony OF the mass, yet there are In the
rubrios prayers in his honor. These
prayers, which are not OF modern time,
refer TO him as one poWerful TO assist
by his inter oessiou those who are afiict-
ed with dipthsriA. Not much else is
known OF him."
The ceremony performed over those
who seek in this way to get rid OF dip.
theria Is as follOws:-The priest who
recites the prayers has the afflicted
person hold tive lighted candles against
mis- throat SO that the candles cross each
other and form the figure OF q cross,
with the lighted ends reaching up on
either side Of the chin. Then the pray
ers are read.
~ have read the prayers oftsn," Fa'
tker GrowDey continued, ''and they are
read by the priests when called upon in
all the churches.
"Hsve they proven efiCsciousi"
"The faithful so consider them"
Tue Catholic Universe, Of Cleveland, t,
Ohio, in an editorial calling on those
aifi cLsd With iiptheris in 81. Paul and
Brooklyn, in which cities the disease is
said to be especially prevalent, 70 make
in,ercessiOn to St. BlaBius, declares on
the authority OF the Rev. T. Maher, Of
the cathedral IN Cleveland, that no one
young or old, in that city sought the
saints intercessicn for relief without
obtaining the sucCor prayed for.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
Weekly BHOrsunry.

The death registrar, Elmupd B. Fra
zar, reports thirteen deaths for last
week, included among which Ia the
death Of John Ryan, who was brought
TO this city from Braudywine Hundied'
The oauses Of s9ath we're: Apoplexyi
| accident, 2 bronchitis, /; conges
ton, consumption, general debil'
ity, |; Inflammation Of the lungs,
meningitis, ! msmbraneOus Group, 1
natural, /; plauTo pneumonia, l; thom
oosis Of offemCrAlsrtor7, !.
OF the dead there we're born in the
United States, IL Ireland, /; white,
IL black, . male, s; female, 5 died
1T .ne almshon3e, !; coroner's cases, 4;
brought here for in;erment, 2 sent
away, !.
Ages Of tn dead: Under one year,
2; from one to i've years, 2; from five
10 ten years, 2; frcm ten to twenty
years, 2 fIcm thirty TO forty years, z
from forty to fifty years, 2 (; from eighty
to ninety years,
Deaths by wards First, ! ; second, ,
: third, 2 fourth, 2; tfth, l; seventh
3; eighth, 2.
For the corresponding week OF last
year there were twelve deaths.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
AFreshmnn's Letter.

DEAR FATHER IL like college first
rate, but it will be two weeks before
can leather an oar just right. Tell
mother to send me a double soled paiI
of pants. slid for third base on my
best and they laoK like a campaign
banner after gala. It's lucky prac.
ito ID on your mserschsum before
came. It's awful strong tobacco they
sell here. AlfsoLionately your son
JAMRs ERgJH.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
Divorced witnout knowing &c.

A curious case Of q husband and
wife being parties to a divorce snit
withsut their knowledge came TO light
at Chicago on Thursday night, involv-
ing parsons OF some prominence. The
husband is John =. Burrill, promi-
nent Mason, who now is, and for the
last ten years has been, Grand Secre.
tary OF the Grand Lodge of Masons OF
Illinois. Mrs. Burrill, who returned
from the EIst on Thursday, brought
with her papers showing that her hus-
band had instituted proceedings for q
divorce in September last, upon which
a divorce had been granted on her de-
faul. in Novem bsr. She exhibited the
documents to Mayor Harrison aud ether
we'll known Masons. Mr.. Burrill was
in Springfield, and when the matter
war brought to his notice he denied
having ever instituted any proceedings
for divorce aud said hs did not know
anything about it. He immediately
took the train for Chicago to investi-
gate the matter.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
aArLROAD LINES.
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
rRAINs LzAyH WILMINGTON.

Tor philadelphia and intermediate stations
Z, $40, 1890 q. m; 230, 400, 100, 1890, p.
m. On Sundays s.lo Q. m; 800, Go, $50
P6lla. Express. $50, ., sA, 1o.Oaa. m, l2.ls,
Fss Phiis. x and d Nov Yors: LIS, zzs, $50, 100
ID.07, Q. m; sa2. -, 4I3.43. Nimited)
e11p p. m. Sundays, 223 .. m, SIT p. m.
For baltimore and way stations: s.so d NJ;
For Bal 4Asse, Washington and Bay Line:
f.os D. m.
For BsiimoFe and washington: la6l, 2os
2.1k, a3S @. M; 1256. LOG tLimitod) t,ts,
7.Os p. m. Sundays: lab, 2.13 q. m. 2.l6 p. m.
For Information apply at depot
Fer New Csssle: e.90, 80, .. M, LOO, s.oo
For Harrington and intermediate stat !:
$50 @. M: LOO, s.a5 p. IN.
For Dolmaf and Intern ediate stations: s.S 3.
M; 1.Ob p. IN.
For Wilmingtsn d Rorthsrn Il. B.: 100, Q.
M; 800, sos, p. m. NO Sunday trains.
Arrive and LIS a. m, and o.4b p. m.
Fer Delaware Western X. g.: T1b, 1850, An
$50 D. m. Sunday trains, 1890 q. M, III.
Trains eoR WILMINGTON LkAvR RAILApREs-
From Broad street and Warrington avenue
f8o, 8l6. 1850, ll.c0 u.4t q. M; LOO, 8,3.So,
4, 430. 4.46, us, 8, 6.40, 8, e,4b, lisp. N.
On sundays: $40 o, M; 9, e,o.ib, n.Sop 70.
From Thirty-Seo0nd and Market streets. 7.80
J.3o, l1.a6 Q. M; 225. (L4imited) 8.4b p. N.
I'D SUNDAYS; Los q N.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
Yoarr Mems Repab,4cao Club.

The Y. NJ. Z. G. will hold q regular
meeting this evening. Proposed amend
ments for the new constitution will be
presented. The financial condition Of
the club will again be reported by the
Treasurer with view to its final i'm
pro vsment and settlement. Arrange
msnts are now under way with parties
at Washington for the entertainment Of
the members Of the club and their
friends on 4th OF March next.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

A Dig, fat colOted woman came TO the
Galveston chief Of police, and told him
that her step-son hal run away, and
that che wanted to know where he
was. SIT boddera ma 20 know why
he left. He had everything he needsd
to make him cunfaOle. done sll |
could for him." she observed. "Has
hs any marks by which he may b.
recoRniz ID !" "Well, | don't reckon
ali de marks made Oh him with q bed
sIatsghile de old man was holdin' him,
has taded cut yet"
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
One Eouch OF Nature, etc.

A reopectsd and widely known lady
of Salem, N. j., Mrs. Ruth Powers, be-
ing asked her opinion of cer.aio pop
ulsr remedy, tAus resdered it; | am
pleased 10 say that | have used b.
Jacobs Oil for rheumatism with excel
lent results, and can cheerfully recon-
mend it to all persors similarly Affected
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
Hoemmo Angry.

DR.. c. A. Washinston's skill had
long been doubted by the people Of
Rstoon, Ne " Mexico. Therefore, when
be killed a popular PATIENT with an
overdose Of morphine they became very
angry, and hanged him to . tree win
the strap Of his own saddle-bass.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
Obituary.

I'm memory Of Mary Lssnis o'Mslis.'
Home 10 sad without thee blby
Lonely, drsary every spot,
And We turn with look expsetAnt,
But she's gone, We 500 her not. =
Hours once made full Of sunshins,
BY the smiles On bAbY's lace,
Have ioTevermore departed,
And Of their pleasures len no trace.
But the blissfal Joyous meeting,
After we shall walt awhile,
when we'll see the dsr ing iSved enc,
Wearing thea an angels snila.
Z.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
nHILADELPHIA,W WlLNlNCYfUE AMI
x BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
JObh Aos AooSs
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows |:


Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate Sta.
tens, 100, $40, 1880, an, 2So, 400, 100, 1000
p. m.
Philadelphia (Express) $50. 300, s.44, 1901
.. m l2l6, 2.08, s.66 p. IN.
Phiiadelphia and New York 2.23, $50, 100,
l0.o2, o. M, 1873, l2.43, Clip. m.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, s.3b
q, n. 800 p. m.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 1908 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, 2o3, 216,
a8S a. M, 12.66. 1.04, asa, 1908 p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave fer
New Castle, 600, $50 a. M, Loo, 800, o.8b
p. m.
Harrington and Intermediste Stations, $50
q. In., LOS, 6.36 p. m.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, eco a.
n, LOO p. N.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations,
s.10 .. m, 300, 6.3U, $50 p. N.
Philadelphia and New YORK, 2.2S q. m. ,e.l7
baltimore and Washington, l2.6l, 2.Os, Ais
a, %.
For further information passengers are 70
ierred to the time tables posted at the depot.
II. r KENNEY. Supt-
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

Prevention excels cure every time.
Always keep DR.. Bull's Cough Syrup
convenient; take IL in time and you
will be FREQ from coughs, colds, etc.
s.ld everywhere. Price 2S cents a
bottle.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

|U UANTED.-PUPlLS FOR PIANO OK
organ q lady teacher has vacant
Eor Two more chOlars terms, 90 per
WT. Address "MelodtA,' hEPUBLloAS
n, l2il AT
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
FINANCIAL.

.v,HE FIDELIiY MUTUAL AID ASSO,
ciaticn, OF Philsdelphia, has Origi
and is successfully ope ating plan OF Lille
Insurance, whereby rist ase carried ~ one
half the rates OF sod lire" companies. The
is done by leaving the surp ius in the pockets
Of tho members creating an assessment re.
serve, Life certificates Of q, 900 are issued at
the cost OF mortality and 5000 yearly: Trus'
tees for New Oastls county. Gregg Pierce
exaNining physician. Dr. J. p. Wales.
WIN l., TAYLOR o., agents,
8 East 9th street, Clayton House.
Solicitors wanted lz4'Am
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

RUAHDlH G.-rH . GhNlLEMEN
y can nave boar with pleasant front
Ehin private family at S3l East fon'ih
fNt l2lIt6t
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

Do thUlSG FOR SIX EE~PrUTAbLE
Y P"'eo.s; nice iurui, he'd room for man
Nv le home clmtUrts. 3DT t'rarcn street.
|Ml3,'pod MARY J. SHOEMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
wAH'EED.

|nUKAEYS WAHTSD.-C. mESSlCk h
II Son OF Third street marRet, wish 10
rchasc q rine lot OF turkey far christmas.
miners and others should give t~om call
| lI 2taWd-w
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

DOA BOARD AT 500
U week, with pleasant rooms and every
Ic,cll1rt tor young women, can be found
" LAST sixth stroet washing 20 cents
tR ill8lm
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

'WANTED.-A WOMAN With GOOD
| w reference to d. general hou ewoik.
tttp *" RBPuBHoAN ONCE. l2ll-3t
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

M A ANTEn.-A A LADI Wish les
dressmaking or p ain sewing by day
u cents. Apply g. o.s West sixth ST.
lSTtot
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

p0tkDlNH.-PLEASANT ROO M >,
X hAh and gas, anu table board atsli Tat
lESct lllo.lmo
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

NUR RENT.-rHREE PLEAS Mt UN-
/ n larBGhed rooms Tor rent, 81 t4l orange
-, l2ll.3tt
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

WANrED "A WHITE dIkL TO DO
Nv general b yusework, short distiI o.
hascolnry. Apply 6p4 orsnse st. l3litAt
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

AVANrED,-2 3ESTL tMrN BOARD
N eFs at 2OS E. Tlird stlS t; terms mod
|nk. l2lOt2W
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

r,0R SALE "A I4Or uF SEOONI'
A,ntod pLnnel doors, also psie o.
~, toors, lot OF sash all good also o,ooo ~
NM ,bd 2iuch clear piue plank. Apply
N L. sixth 81.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

NOTICE TO REAL EsTAFEOWNERS
~ Those who sell or transfer Real Es.
tate, and who do not wish to pay tbs taxes OF
1881, will oblIge the undersigned by leaving
notice thereof at our ottlce, that we may as
sess IL to the proper owners.
EDMUND PROVOST,
DENNIS KANE,
Office, No. 10 l.. Sixth street, between Mar
ket and King. Hours 8 o. M, to II m, "
and 7 to s p. IN. 12S III
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

1p SALE-A SFEAm MiLn AM
pn Hnsil property in Christians village,
= ,ocstion, consisting ofA good ~ morse
w., Y sngins, nearly new. and mscnlnely ',n,, ~
" osao,o' IN ior cssh, JAS. II. SMALLEf.
tad ebc'P '"' Ildnl2t
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

ROARDINa. - PLEASANT ROOMS
Y With board, also table board. ~ Tat
aRrset. ll2'tl2t
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

r,R .ALE-A THRkE STORY BRICK
house, N. L. cor. 4th and Ma1is0n stt.,
ANS modern improvements, terms easy,
|IESSL PYLE, "a kinK st. iZSfS"u
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

RUA RIDING WITH PLEASANT
Y rlOLs, heat, gas On bath At b'e XIX
'@ l28t5t
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
rOR RENT.

nUR RENT.-A FARM CONTAINING
n lsg acres, we'll iTulted and waterod: well
Sllptei Tor fruit dairy N mites from HOLY
In station, on the r., ". = B, RIl!roa1:
Iitmt.vt ISAAC N. LODGE.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

|CoR SALE tr oE.sa sasan. ~ d : PAN Az
property on the 'uth'west corner ON
VI A"i-' q. CHANDLER,
s05 Market A..
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

WANTED.-A COL0RED WOMAN
M !or general houseW0rk. .fOl Tatnall
kK.. lgll ut
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

DR. kLlNt'S 9REAT NERVE Re
ID STURER is the marvel Of the age for
All nerve diseases. All Ats stopped Tree. SEND
IA 0Hl Arch A.. Philsda-. Pa. lOlhdhvlv
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

|NUR T.-PL EAsAET FRONT
yyuns, cheap. 5l3 King ut. l0i2tGt
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

SAI,E-A 60 JD INVESTMENT
W. S,ys bIiek houses Of nve rooms each'
u t tbs commodious d@elling. In . oasl.
Avg ,a.st sne on. 100 W. Seventh street. Apply
~ lOs7''0"' y. MARSHAL l.,
IN 1906 w. Seventh 81.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

'MOs RBNr.-ROu MS FOR RENT. AP
'1 pig Ill! King st. Will
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
EDUCATIOHAL.
s.vTHE HOME SCHOOL,

win begin its second term On Sepu mbeR
8, 1880. Principals Miss Emile Z. II omp
s0n and Mrs. B. ID. Dorsey. For further par
dculars apply TO MISS THOMPSON,
y2s-lYd T00 Market St
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
|1|lI5lIIIIi--7I|aiI|I : :
ROARD DIN u.

nAyrED.-BOARD GRS AT sl6 SHIP
Inv ley Street, ll20tllv
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

- SALE OK hENr.-huu5E lUls
W. HSassIn.toa street, . rooms. gas, heat
j naanLiful and convenient location.
y, So J. A. HOND 90,
,sa sixth and ShiDi'y.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

HEAAwARE WESTERN RAILROAD.
~ -On AMI after February 28, 1880, trains
Will run as follows:
Leave Wilmington at Ills, 1890, a. m, b.so,p.
m.
Arrive at Landenberg, 0.eo, q. m, l2.Oo neon,
$40. p. M
Leave Landenberg, 8. m, 1850, p. m.
Arrive at Wilmington 6.00,a. M, 2.1b, p. "a.
2-23ti ID. OUkHEII4. Sup't.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

1N,R sALF-HURSES AT X. M. N~
Gl1son's stables on ffench 4<1A
|,e.et Will be sold low. Alo-S.a .a'i
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
GROCERlES.

CTRONG AND MILD
ROASTED COFFEE,
10 GENTS PER POUND.
BLACK. GRE n, JAPAN AND MIXED
TEAS AT
GENTS PER POUND.
Theso goods arc uneIcelled In purity, strength
and favor, by any in the city at tho
price. Try them and be
convinced Of tho fact.
GREAT WESTERN TEA COMPANY
W. X. BOWMAN Manager
10 u SECOND ST., 10 (. SECOND ST.
wilmington, Delaware.
Our sseortmenr Of tbs tinsr grader Of Te,
aud Ceiiee, and perfectly pure pepper, md
sp,ces generally, 10 one Of tho beet. Prins
aIvey Right. SUGAR At COST TO CUs
TONER'S.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

I [''a a.ituated 10 Brandywins hd'; e, ne" WI. WI
Il COUNT, T,,n,a,ning one hundred and eight
Bingt9 =, III m a pleasant situation Terms
,rsS =, "a III Iii he sold bargain 10 close "a
1,sIe' App' SAMUEL CULBERT,
In, 800 shipley strcst.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

ROUMs TO LET AT So sHIPLkY ST.
~ l92.tf
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

I'M M sALE.-SEr OF DARK SABLE
iuls, nearly new. Inquire 81 10 LON
Ud" t"
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

ARDIN 6.-PLEASANr X OMS
pElih board. 1905 Washington St, l2iltbt
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
row SALE.
ssALE.

Nos SALE.
J. "a yards Of stick candy.
~ bashels OF cougn drops.
w. W.. white OAK Dark drops
Ian candy toys. .oo,A..h. srops
asdy Canes sAN MsD ANN b co.,
lelb anS l2l0t2W
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-26
FoREIGx FACr..

Gen. Wolseley has arrived in London,
direct from south Africa.
Leon Say was elected president of the
French senate yesterday.
Mr.. Waddington. formerly French
prime minister, win take London am
bassadorship.
Russia Is preparing for q war with
China Gen. Todleben win be COM
mander in chief.
AT the general elections held In Italy
the eonstitutionalists have gained as
members Of the chambers Of deputies.
Most Of the communists who were
arrested on Sunday last in Paris are
foreigners. and win be expelled from
France.
Sir VIM. Vernon Harcourt, home
secretary OF the English government,
has been elected for the Derby without
opposition
Callao. Peru, was bombarded recently
by the Chilians without effect. The
Peruvians have recaptured Moquequa
and Arequipa-
The woodcote stakes at EPSON were
won by Angelina, Vaga second, volup-
tuary third. The EPSON stakes were
won by Advance, Rhidorroach second,
Prologue third.
Germany has agreed 10 n meeting Of
the signatory powers to the treaty Of
Berlin, and saysi IL force must be used
to coerce Turkey, all the powers must
furnish an equal share.
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KALLoCm's CASE.

Opening OF the Trial of San Francis
cos Mayor.
San Francisco, May 25.-In the Kali
loch impeachment case, Col. Barnes,
for tho prosecution followed Mr..
Highton, contending that the superior
court had jurisdiction in the ease for
merly held by the district court; also,
that the statutes Of 1853 and 1874, rela-
tive to the impeachment of officials,
included many provisions which were
t.aversed by the counsel for the defense.
The court decided that 1t had jurisdic-
tion in the case, but In regard 10 the
statutes concerning the impeachment
above referred to. concluded to hear
further argument, which will be re-
sumed tomorrow.
San Francisco. May a5.-The i'm
parchment case of Mayor Kalloch was
proceeded with to-day in department
No. 4 Of the superior court, which was
crowded with lawyers and interested
spectators. Judge Cary presided, and
there sat with him on the bench Judges
Halsey, Sullivan, Latimer and Ferral.
Mayor Kalloch was present throughout
the forenoon.
Henry Highton, counsel for the de.
fendant, made an argument attacking
the Jurisdiction Of the court, which he
claimed was not competent tribunal
to try the case. As urged by him,
there was no legislative machinery to
enable the superior court to carry out
the provisions Of the new constitution.
As the matter now stood, there was nc
use Of executing the provisions of the
new constitution, and the court Is
waiting for power to work to be con.
ferred upon II by the legislature.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-26
a Monument OF Gold

Should be erected In memory Of the in
ventor Of "Anakesis," the great ex-
ternai Pile Remedy. Mr.. Jas. j. Bas.
sett, OF Erie, Penna., writes rs follows:
Messrs. NEUsTAEDTER Il Co.,
GENTLEMEN-Enclosed find p. o.
order for sl.00. for which send box OF
''Anakesis. have used two boxes
and feel It my duty to say to you that
by the use Of your simple remedy
have been raised from the brink Of de-
spair to the joyful hope Of soon being
able to declare myself entirely cured.
One months trial, at the small expense
Of the cost Of one box OF "Anakesis, u
has given me more relief than two
years. doctoring with our best physi-
clans here. Surely, a monument OF
gold should be erected In memory OF
the inventor OF Anakesis. Send ut
once IL possible.
shall be pleased 10 reply to any
inquiries rs to the merits of your
valuable medicine, should you see At Ia
publish this. Sincerely your servant.
JAS. J. BAssETT, Erie, Pa.
"Anakesis'' Is sold by all druggists.
Price s1.00 per box. Samples sent free
to all sufferers on application to "Ana.
kesis" Depot, Box 1916, New York.
may12-w.6m
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-26
Wicked for Clergyman.

II believe 1t to be all wrong and even
wicked for clergymen or other public
men to be led into giving testimonials to
quack doctors or vile stuffs called medi-
cines, but when really meritorious
article Is made up Of common valuable
remedies known to all, and that all
physicians use and trust in daily, we
should freely commend it. 1 therefore
cheerfully and heartily commend Hop
Bitters for the good they have done me
and my friends, firmly believing they
have no equal for family use. I will
not be without them."
Rev. -, Washington. ID. c.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-26
THE SIDNEY SHOTS.
.xrrH AnMED AND IN PRISON
x.,ters siswiy Inprsvi.g-rartie1
lar. sf the Analr-Ne Trssbie
PrsbabIe.


special 70 the-fsader.
A4H sIDxKY, May Is.
Walters. the man who was shot on
sunday night BY Detective Smith, Of
Cheyenne. Is somewhat improved in bis
condition to-day. and hopes are enter
tanned Of bis recovery.
smith will have \ hearing tomorrow.
The affAir occurred in this wise:
smith was in Doran 4 Tobin's saloon,
indulging somewhat freely In liquor.
There were eight men IN the barroom,
including Walters and Smith. A lame
man was singing 70 amuse the party,
and rendered several songs by request.
smith asked him 10 sing n song, when
he refused; Smith insisted upon hearing
the song. and threatened the lame man
with bodily injury. It was then that
Walters interfered, saying To the lame
man:
"Don't pay any attention to that fell
low. He's d-n thief. anyway
"Do you mean that?" asked Smith,
rising TO his feet. m
"Yes; by Cd. l do" replied Wal
tiers.
Just then Smith pulled his gun and
fired, hitting Walters In the abdomen.
Walters pulled his gun also and the
bar-room was cleared In an instant.
Walters third shot struck Smith in the
left hand, the ball running up into the
arm.
Smiths coat was shot through, once
on the left side, and twice on the
right. So the four bullets from
Walters made their marks. Besides the
latter's wound In the abdomen, there
was slight scratch on his right shoul-
der, and his coat was badly torn.
Before the men fired their fourth
round each, the lights went out and the
men left in the dark.
The stray balls played havoc In the
baIroom: A corner OF the billiard table
was knocked on; covered card table
was completely spoiled; the Ice chest
was perforated, and one lamp smashed.
The further particulars you already
possess.
1t seems now that strong attempt
will be made 10 lynch Smith In case
Walters dies. The "gang" have al
ready determined upon that. 1t ID
probable, however, that they win find
the task too difficult when they make
the attempt.