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, 1881-03-15


Miss Nosa ltanu Ia ut tho Shcrnnn.
MayGlu Mitchell Ia suow- bound In st. Paul,
Mimi.
"nrcams; or, Cun ln Photograph Gallery" at
IIooloya.
"ATorsIblo Test Is tho dramatic fcaturc at
tho Acadcmy.
The 1inrr9sons reappGarcd In thoir musical ab.
surdity ut tho Oranl lust night, aud wcro well
received.
Johu A.. cockcrlll, Of the st, Louis Post Dir.
1,atsl. goes to Europe as tho guest Of John Mo-
Cutauu4h.
IN Lo,ta % let nahs Is the s,a,son.
was larKc.
1ohn r. Itaymond's piece, "Fresh," and
%i1s %es ~; Taylor" doins tho busInesa In New
chss @cSSs sofsea q Sss
next sea2on.
Puck saya s'llazol Klsku" 10 no longer
3ru'na; Z is an inatitutlun that unKht to ~ lin.
DER the head OF obc|tska.
houoloau!t now clams TO hayo ''tound Henry
!rvtnK, tho iEaKedian, ltu clAlnls " have writ
ton " London ARsurate." WI know.
Mr. Maurice barrymore Will natl from Now
York fer ENGLAND 81 Saturday. Iio expects to
produce u HOW pay In London soo,,.
Tho Qranl Opcra- House, 1T. Louis, will bo re-
built, Dir OscMr Cobb, Of this city, viii 10 tho
utchltect ot tho new ellfce. uud 1t will Gust $751;
Bpragues colorcd minatrs!s began IN engage
eilco gratifying III punt Ut sxo ald reception
favorable.
Tom Keeno. as Richard III, In minneapolis,
Mink on SATURDAY ptxht. drew the harvest and!--
tortnuuct IN that otkY.
Mra Jphn drew III quoted as puylpg that on
the stnEe people aro hal very well pala a,ld Aru
MnfEGlHtlN funHt. thlnVA
, 1881-03-15
INSANE,

Special Disrasth to The Ch(tneo 7rih1tnt.
JACKSON. Mich. March 14-Htchnrd 1lnrt wis
discharged from prison to-tiny, hNvuR served a
guvon.nnd-a a-haIr years scnsenco fur attempted
tnurrlar In l,crrion Cnunty two years nEo. lIc
bccNsnc insane. The discharged convict wits
taken beforD Judge QnuIl. and he ordered II lrt
to le tnkcn to tic Asylum at Kalamazoo. Tths
n tho fifth INSANE cutvlct tho JtltlHo us acut 10
tho Asylum slncD 1an. |.
, 1881-03-15
TIE 1lALLoCIr MURDER Tn1Ar

THE 1t4tILOCIr MURDER TRIAL.
SAN FRASCIscn, March t4.-The lefense In the
Knlloch trial closed to-day. The prisoner testl-
lied I'll his own behalf that he went to tho
Chronicle Office to endeuvor to nrrange with De
Young for tho suppression u tho pufnphlct re.
ileetinK on his tnther, a,,u that De Young ilrat
drew pistol, and thAt tho Witness flrod In self.
defense.
, 1881-03-15
FROZEN TO DEATH.

Special DLnateh to The Chteaoo 7rtbuns.
DEEsoS's, Ind. March 14.-The remains Of n
man were found in tho woods three miles north
oi Milton, this State, to-dny, Deceased had
evidently lost bis way aud frozen to deatb. Tho
face was 80 buddy tlecomposcd TINT iienttGca-
tinn sRs impossible, aud nothlng could be ionn,l
on his person IL show who he WIS. Ilo will DO
hurried t0.morr0W BY tho township authorities.
, 1881-03-15

STEwAnp, H., March Injury \. Steward,
vito ut Wesley Steward. Est died this evening
ut O'Clock. nxel II years. Mrs, Stuwusd hus
been 4 long altd patlent sufferer with q cancer.
ulls aiTcotou, which has dcleA tho skill of tho
btss snei1.cal talunt tlla country nttor.ya. Itrr
lss vii! he suvotely ftlt IN Uur ttu community
Mhelu she dlol universally loved aild respected,
day, tho lttb inst
, 1881-03-15
THE WEATHER.
OMAHA, SEB.

Special Dlspdtch 10 Tls Chieaoo Tribune.
OMAHA, Neb., March l4.-Tho wnser still con-
tlnues high ut various polnts alon9 tho Union
Pacific, hut trains nrn being moved duly. At
tho worst place. just west nf Fremont. where
tue Plntto Nivur has t!oodcd tho truck, pas
sepeers arc conveyed from one tnnln to tic
other in vehicles. Tho tranater occupies sorerut
hours, unl will 10 kept up til! tho wntor goes
huvo 10 be made III othcr points whUn tho ilouds
cotnc. There wnA Il brisk snow-storsn th[s
morning nnu one this afternoon. Two or three
Inches Of SNOW fell. mud west ot Omaha tho Wind
was blowing hard.
, 1881-03-15
INNA'

Special Dispdtch 10 IhS Chicago Irtbuns
DEs MO1sEs, ILL.,, March H.-Qov Gcar has ap-
pointed Mai. y. X. Andars0n, Ut Fremunt coun-
ty, to succeed 1,sllKe Mcl)Ill on thu uoard of
ltAI1,ud Commissioners. lto is IN nbls Iawyor
Mnl comes from tho snmo seeLlon Or the Htnte MS
McDit, III Is required ly tho law creating tho
Hontu. He hAB lrGtptCit.
, 1881-03-15
TIE p1rrspuKG ACCIDENT.


TITrsnuR0. Pa., Mnrch 1.-THE Coronor'R In
quest upon the death Of Charles Carney, tho
conductor killed by tho collision OF tho Pam
Handle bridge Sunday morning, was concluded,
and verdict rcuchcd Hiking tho, barne
OF tho accident on II. 4. Foeter, Telegraph OPP
Grntor at thu south end Of tho bridge. As
nothing wna sAld III the verdict about crlmfnal
carclusness, Foster suB not arrested.
, 1881-03-15
FIRE RECORD.


The narm from 1lox 1876 nt 1:i5 yesterday aft
crt,onn wns calsed by n f'rc In the two-ssnry
framH house. No. u Ogden plncc. owned by
Gregory Weoh, md eccuplctlby Charles Weston
M n residence. Cnuse, spnrks from tho chimney
kcttft,R iiro tn tho roof. DntnuxG, eli: 1nsur1l
for $IU In tic Agricultural of Watortown.
Damage to furniture tring.
, 1881-03-15
KANSAS,

L1TLE 1toCK. Ark March l+.-Tho proposed
Clty.Govorn1nent bill tailcl in tho Senate to-
day. Tho Sonnte refused to concur III tho re-
port OF the Conference Eoinnlittoo limiting tho
ratio Of iercst to be pultl by tho state for loan
Ut pGr cGtlt.
The llnllse t'ian adopted 0pcr cont aa tho rate,
and tho FlunncO bill pusael.
, 1881-03-15

Special DfsuAleh to Ihs GAieaeo Ifttuns,
1lActSE. Wis., Aarch li.-LasI night Gat,rlelle
FHpurstuck, u prisoner waiting for trul Ut tho
lcrnl Ut tue 1tscine Circuit Court WHICH con-
vsnca to-day. succeeded in cutting through tho
tloor "f her cvl With hot Iron, getting lnto tho
pantry Ut tho SheriH+s dwelling below, Mlu
thence " tho strict. Shu IL al old oiYvnuer, WAo
, 1881-03-15

Special Di,pateh IL The Chicago Tribune.
WEsI.Er CRY, March li-Iohu Il. T.nng,1on. a
wealthy fnrmcr VI ho lately cnmo here from the
Enst to engnRo In agricultural pursuits. died
suddenly this morning of hcnrt.t1lsease. II0
leaves n wife In Trenton, N, j.
, 1881-03-15

Special Dlspaseh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
TtsEMnsr. ILL.,, slns 14-The Residence Of MIR.
Hiram Il. Weldon who resides about three miles
from here, wns entered BY burglars Saturday
night uld $5U0 In valuable lewelry anu $34D ID
money stolen+ No Glow to tho thieves.
, 1881-03-15

Special Dlpatth TO Tht Chicago Trtbuns.
MILWAUKEE, Mnrch H.-Ars. Fnnnlo Grockes
was acQuttad In thu Circuit Court to-day on the
ground VI temporary insAnisy. shu hnd tcen
IN trIal nearly u week On Il charge uf attempts
1ng ~ kllI aer stcpnnttcr. strs. ]. u, snIth. by
btt, rcndered Ly tlo Jury IN Interesting sernu
occurred. MEa Cracker wis wurnly cunErutu.
.siea ,'n alt sldes, and many Ut hur lady friends
kissed Anl GulbEatcl hur rurturQuaIy
, 1881-03-15

RALglnlI, N. T.. March A.-The Legislature
adjourned to-day. Representative \, ". HIMp-
son WIS Immediately arrested on u charxu Of
larceny, tho stolen property being found In Il
bAK 1nu trunk. liz ACCUSES two othor members
with "hxlnE tho Job" because hu refused to
vote for u elrtnin btIl.
, 1881-03-15

s1lAKoPEE, MInn., March H.-Tho body Of II
wot,,lan was found on tho track Of the Sioux
CRY ltoAd yesterday morning 10 terribly mnn-
gtGd thnt she could only 10 hleuti!icl by tho
clothing, 1t wAs founll to DO Miss Hulle Blake,
1liA II Ia thought she was struck by a train Aud
thrown untlUr tho wheels.
, 1881-03-15
ASSAS1NATtON, 4

NORFOLK. W.. Mnrch 1i.-sAturlay evening,
as Thomas Mcpherson. Winn Old William
Wh!tchnrst, and fnnu naMot Fisher werc leav-
inu Princess Ann Court-lionse In a wngUn, they
weru iircd Into from ambush. Old AMI whitc-
h0rst were instantly killed. Tho murder was tho
result Of 1Aw difficulties.
, 1881-03-15
AT EVANSVILLE. WIS.

Special Dfspnfeh 10 The Ehteaao TrthunA.
JANEsv1LrE. Wis, March H.-Tho dwelling.
house OF =. Sauson, on High atrcet. was de-
atroyed by fro this morning, with most Of its
contents Loss. about 1900; insured In tho
NtHHlta for $tt1j,
, 1881-03-15

DAiT1MOrtE, Mnrch 1i.-.1,illHo Itlchnr,t ].
Ilowc. Of the Sixth Mnrylani District, died Mt
Rockville yesterday, aged ~ years. 1Ic WINS
borH In Montgomery County, md was son Of
old CIV. UowEu. lie was Chief Justice Ut tho
DuDllGuu,.
, 1881-03-15

PH1LApELriIfA. Mnrch fl.-At tho official in
vcstlgutton OF tho Philadelphia Gas Trust to-
tlny bag was stolen containing the deeds
and otlior valuable papers Of Mr.. ltlYe, and all
tho data he hAd collected uoarlug OH tho fpyes-
tl0auon.
, 1881-03-15
SAMUEL SMITH,
Special Utspdfth to Th<, Chicago Tribune,

dpRslA UHpaaeh 70 1hS, CR1eaeo tribune.
CLINTON, ILL, March H.-At 10 o'cock last
evening, Ar. Samuel Smith, aAothur ot DO Witt
County's old settlers, died after short Illness
of pheunlon!4, VI tho aye of VI ycats. He moved
20 AuiuolS troA heutucky when hoy, uud has
, 1881-03-15

AT STETTaONV1LLE, WIS.
Special Dhpdtth 10 ThFChlcaeo Tribune.
AnDfnTaFOnp, Wis, March H.-Pompltz
Iroa. atorc. at stotisohvlc, has burned with
NEST Of tho atock. Loss, nearly 5000. with a,,
lnauraEce Of $l,Gu0 In tho Traders Company Of
ClicaRo Tho store will bo rebuilt.
, 1881-03-15

6pteta! Hspatsh 10 The ch!eaao Tribune.
DEcATu1., ILL.,, March 14.-Tho dwelling Of
Edward Dalwcll took ilro FROM furnace last
night. ind was Utmost totnlly destroyed. The
loss Is. nearly $1,00O, which Ia partly insured.
, 1881-03-15

THE REV. HENRY IDEs.
1losr0a, Mass. March 14.--Thc Rev. Henry
Ittcs lied suddenly Of hcart.dlscasc, aged =,
yE1fH.
, 1881-03-15
MURDER AND {

MURDER AND SUICIDE.
UTICA. March A-JDhn shrIevcr. Hgetl g. n
drunken tcatnster, probably fatally shot Ills
wife to-d0y and then killed himself.
, 1881-03-15

BnAkEMA AN KILLED,
Ia SALLE, ILL.,. March li.-A brakeman named
J. ltuhl was run over by an Illinois Contru train
near Minonk, Saturday night. Tho cntire trnin
pRssed over bis body, cruahlng 1t to shapeleas
Masa. This accident ts tho most shockiuV TINT
has happened OF tho road Tor son,e tint.
, 1881-03-15

Special DGpalth 10 The Chicago Tribune.
CESTnAL1A, ILL.,; Murch 1+.-At tho city CLOG
tlon hold to-day, Mr.. u. Sadier was elected
Mayor by II majority. There WINS no excite
mcnt but n larger vote vsas poliod than for sew
QF4l years previous.
, 1881-03-15


COLUMBUS, o. March IA specinl from Lon-
don SAYS the residence Of 4. J. Frehean, near
that place, WIS destroyed by fire to-day. Luss,
$.Uuo; insured for 81 l,ssaU tn tAs Hume, Uf Now
York. 49,
, 1881-03-15

5ptetae Dbpateh 10 1as Chicago IffbuNA
Dosr0N, March H.--A temporary Injunction
WIS granted to-day, restricting Dlanche CoralIt
and ffotlry Lnurcnt FROM pluJ Ing "OlLvette,"
anA jason Wentworth proprietor, ut tim Gniety
Theatre from paying theM $l,000 now due
Tbs complainant ls lsRAo ". N0rerDsa, the slAte
aXeht, who claitns that tho piece iy hiA property
, 1881-03-15

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, sinrch li.-Thc ST. Joseph {,
Western Railroad IL entirely under water In tho
vicinity Of FM!rburH. Neb,. md the bridge oyer
tho liliie lttvcr ut ulist pince Is wished away.
Trulns On the west ctd OF tho road are aoan.
uuucl.
, 1881-03-15

NAKhOW ESCAFE.
Special Dhpofeh 10 1hs Chicago Tribune.
CEATtALfA, ILL.,, March 14.-Alonzo Robertson
WIS buddy hurt at DuHuolu this morning. Ills
foot was caught In frog and traiu bore down
OIL him. ttls llle was saved by Conductor Neebe
pulling his body fr0m tho truck.
, 1881-03-15

AUGUSTA, Mo., Narch H.-Mayor Vtakery was
REFLECTED by Ill nNtority,-the larKest lscplI-
lean majority In many years. At Camden tho
Ejrccnbackcrs elected every town officer. The
Democrats made 10 nominations.
, 1881-03-15

A SHOOTING AFFAIR EXPLAINED.
nETWolT. Mich. March l4.-The following cx-
rlannt!oh Of tho stranRe shooting a,lair which
occurred al Williamson, III thts Htato, on
Wednesday night, has juat como to hand. II
ecenls that Dr. I.eAsiR. whu wns shot ut and tur-
rowly escaped tclth uyA nun named Fairbanks,
went to Williamson fnr tho G1prtss puFpi)ss,
severn! yt'trs ugo pf AmputatlnH an arm r0r Afr.
banks. who nuw G1Ulns that tho UperNtipn wis
unntft'ssNEy. llu t0uk this strange COURSE III d
uIatter OF fuSenRo.. liu IL now In jail.
, 1881-03-15

lived In this place ever sinco. Tic was very
highly respected ia this city.
, 1881-03-15

BT. PAUL, sisuu.. Narch A.-Thu Senatorial
problGm WAS solved To-day by 0el. Eigertoh's
acceptance Vt tho appointment, Hu had been
, 1881-03-15

NITEN9'FED WIFE-MUtt3EK.
DETHoIT, Mich, 5urrh li.-iiuelk lIuttnn, MI
Old man AKcd 10, living III Ill. GsAtr, thIs Suite,
nlnde III assault with nte,lt to 1tusdur hs Wits.
nxed Is. Sutnrtluy ntturnoon, with u larvo ,rt,n
W4aiKt. iilfltclltlE dangerous wound RrEl,hy
tAn top Vt tho load. fln then Skipped to Gunula,
, 1881-12-13

,livnrcn to Clara Ta'rwllll3or frnm nat,Inl Ter
wflliucr III tho Krntll!i! ot tlraurtiun: 10 Mary
fEt.llBnl1cck frDlu William A. ltoIlei,hcck for
A!lultary; tn .ancs y. Nah frpm Ilarrlot Ann
Mnat Tor adultery; tn fnin M. Sinufalr from
Charles y. Sinclair for drunkenness md tUspr-
t!on; to .5hmps Il. 1sAtuhclAor fruln pheha II.
liAtchclttar for tlosertion to Alice 4. V. Nichols
II htnry II. ftltH1go from William IL. Nlntlge for
tltlinkcnnesa and tloserti0n.
Tho Unltc.l States Dtstrttt Count Jury yeatbr-
laY. without leaving tf1oIr acats. found 1ohn II.
franklin, oicrk In tho mat t-utlico at Wlnonn,
Kl,ity Of stealing aud forging posta. money.
FrAnk Kr,z consented before Judge Dlot'gett
to- xordtct at guilty VI onrryl1iR IN tho whuIo-
snlo l!tlhhr business without paying tho EoccA-
sary l!conse, and was fincd $1J0 and costs. which
A!Ourt !Cohn, Indicted for being rotaIl ltauor
Ieaier without l!cetlsct consented to verdict Of
81 and nnsts. -
Fred W ulotzsot, an Illegal wholesale and ro-
tall liquor drnlet, likewise declined to contest
tho Charge and allowed sentence Of ~ and
coats To- b1 entered mp against him.
JDhn l.. PNtiupk. at1 assiotaMt Postmaster nk
AIGHnY. chnr9cd with opening letter and sttal.
ltR draft from II, consented tu II vurtlIot Of
guilty. Evidence rs to pr0rf0us Gouti character
was put 1T. and be was thon romanded Until asn-
T1onns Hickey. Indicted rt,r perjury in max
inu falsG Atatenlcnts rs to hta property whom 20
Int OH II bond for Dooly md Thompson, declined
u contest tho Ennttar, and wAH fo4tn1 guilty.
.Jnf!RD Ulodgett fa now ai,RtKUl In honrlnR tho
election clae Of Abort MlUhaplson. Indicted for
interfering with Special Deputy hlaral1at Pnr-
suns Cook At the First Precinct Of tho Hovcn.
teenth Ward On Inst e'crtton day.
, 1881-12-13
TEN MAN-TRAPS.
Roti City and County Sha1tteftllly II,
1Mtns About Attending to Their NuH

Rot1l City and County Staa,tteftllly Re-
nst.a About Attending to Their Husi.
ltckR.
I,rLor menslon was made In yesterdays Tutn.
uHE OF an accident which bofol Mr. George o.
Aycra, an en,psoyG OF tho parls.an Suit Cosnpa.
ny, living ut the tinstlnHs House. Whlo walk
Ing along Clnrk ssreot, neAr WashIuctou, Sum
dny ovaning, ho stumbled md foil Into u b,se-
mont area s'ear tho sputhoast uornor Of tho
Codrt.itonse, and was badly bruised md ill.,
1used uboUt the body, besides having bin left lcR
broken. Theso ure no !ess than ten Ut these ,,u-
protected arous about tho county half 1T the
building. They are frum nine to eleyen feet
asnp, on,y . three @ Or four feet wide, and about
. iGn! 'i!1 !,!G,,. tho nasoment. ln tt,o arehl.
Ih9 railing n.y. never heon nut up, though It IL
ulldgratotI that man nan6a streeter ID under
osnor obS Wy, " re d. ts s
n'!b apnears 10 know. 1t Ii tho bllallosa of tho
tftacn lnctnhers ot tho bonr1l, and ilttlo ihinxs
xS ,,so,a! tnsses wh!Gn are everybodys business
nePef attthdGd to. blE, Ayers Ia
THE aixTlI rEHsoJ
who has fallen Into theso snul,-trapa and s,,s.
ta!noa SERIOUS injury. Not lunK ,i4o Ok AID.
son ~, EosSey. Wha sookn9 shelter from tho
ttlndoIph ant Clutk streets mid waa 20 suri0l,siv
Injured that ha Aas not yet noen ahlo to Ieavo
VI! VI home. aad + !s exceedingly doubtful. il he
M w, eVos !eAvo u ~ any other thAll sAAly Grip.
Pig plGa oonalt.on. Tho nAtaes Ut the othos vlot,,aa
npe 9e,, umxnown. ~ the faet that thoro wore
ny tho hnektnUH who make THAR stauJ ut thn
nnl!t!lnE every night. Thsy will likely make
snoSsevGs know. howayur. vsry stortly, In
@ @tussa .!An- ttaps wore nn tho PROMISES Ut auy
Rr!vatn O. inutHaua! M tho city aatloslties would
!o!iR eao nAVa e!usoa tbom UP, and theFA EeuIns
W ~ uD EGMS4A why t6B EOuDtV lhnItt p,tf In
, 1881-12-13

Caspar Roenier commenced suit ia trcspass
yesterday agaInse Joseph Dnuor, claiming 5000
damaRos.
Elizabeth @. johnson began suit for 5000
Hgnlnst Andrew and Itoert Simpson.
Frnnk X. XlbHibt brought shit to recover 5000
ntlgEnd damnEes at William Fergus and the
Chicago, Hoax Island & Pacific nallroad Com
puny.
Elizabeth Kcntiall commenced an action IN
tresp4es against Nathan Munrs, laying damages
at $H, DD.
!. Il. johnson sued L, O. Cole for $1,000.
~. il. Walter commenced n silt against Jun
Wui!gr to recuvur $5,01u damages for alleged
malicious prosecution.
, 1881-12-13
JUDGEMENTS,

SUPERIOR Rr-CosFEssloSH-J Kill
LAT. W. George Vocdisoh, x:s...:.E...
JundE BMlTEt-0uttlleb Gunthor VS.. ludwig
Sto!n and lfcrmuu Hess, $a.t4.4l.-Aupust Maj.
mann ". Btsr Union Liric; verdict, xi38
JuIHE ANTtiONY-Patrlck j. Walsh ct al. Va.
Danlel A: Wnlsh; verdict, .sl,:Gl.1.-I.ouls Dem
.lupnE W1I.t.tAMs)S-Juhu IleFR w. Chicago 6
$1,4U.
Clncu1r Coun1-Jupos RoaEns-N, H, DIsch.
OF ys. Carl M. Koedt: verdict, $13s, 4nd tno-
Ton for now trlat.-Charles Iiubka Va, John ],
Henry and George 2. Hatch; verdict, $llss, and
mptlOn for now trial.
JunOE MDItAN-Adolph Laowy vs. ". II. Wat
aon and Edward Murphy; VERDICT $l5O, nnl mo-
ton for NOW tEfll.
, 1881-12-13
A PtcKLE.rACfoRY AT GENEVA.

i 9p<eeQ& H4pAkth ~ lHc NhEAAQ 11tbBtE,
GENEVA, llf., Dec. 19.-1arttca nsv negotiating
with 0ensy0 prnpeEty.ownurs witha yiaw to To-
outing pioklo. .faotosy herc. Already soyerai
OF tho farmers heroabout hayo agreed to fur.
nIsh ground Tor cultivation aud It Is expected
that tho projectors viii! bo hure SHORTLY to select
y suitable location for tho works.
, 1881-12-13
70 THE PUBLIC

Of III. HAuw1Y;s oIi.estabilshoa H. 4 ltlastt Il
ntxs saan tno nase and worthless tuitnt1tossa ani
thsn az shere arc False Resolseats, ~ md -
that tho p4mq "Nsdwsy" u Oh What you pS''
, 1881-12-13

PaIa from indigestion, lyspopsta, too hearty
egtinx, relieved at 0uGe W taking nlie CGrtsr's
Little Liver pllls Immediately after dlu1ss.
u1n't forget thls.
, 1881-12-13

Prof. usrrnnnn, tho wonderful ,naRlcia,.,
used st., jae0bs Ull for II severe nttack Vi
rheumatism III the SHOULDER, md was cured
" It. tie considers st. Jacobs Oh Yalna.
ble preparation.
, 1881-12-13

these NrcnA to 10 cl,,tr,I Or Yrptecfuy. [C tho
iron-rnllinR ct'ntrautOr Ii not ready 70 10 Tho
wnrk. n Few I'lnnHs can bo inRtlo 70 nnswur tho
purpose admirably.
, 1881-12-13

afraid nj the suhlera7. II yn,, have yrnl viii
NV" :" snl suNs "shHr pimr I" stay than
."'Oh, no. replied Duota. II lht gst ,nro n
little difficulty ever liz stnryh1. ami OtIn nsnn I
whoh Tho :oId]iers ] eo,'iS i ,~ssSy ) haso any,hns
"iio seemed so restless, ,owevrr. that 1t
cn.iscd iTuturk. hlld Tow moments after tho
sofilefs had passed
1lE ASp ttAnoLp
wNkod "a town., .5. ne woods and did not como
II suppt,*e ~! know nothing of what hap-
.p .y axHry,htnx ne9ry va tho
arrested: Fnthor and tnother tlept IN thIs very
ronln whtse we nrr now efttlnRt and 10 WIS
nwnkcnc,l hy the nnIsc At that sltos. which lcntls
tho tlotr and the soldiers nt ones grabbed him
ail puiin1 him out ntn tho yard. ThgY stnttoned
81 '1s Il. s r. ~ s %o @ , " o sy IL .a "' "Ss S; s my my
of his clothos for fcnr. as they sntd. TINT we wun
tmss him q revolver watched my chns,a:o
The ,lsor with pstol n his hand iio ' r,,racd
nv must viy!ontls', nMl, poinitnK nts revolver at
Ks 3 sr'e q sea tns, s 4 rs ,e Tso b s4 I'LL ~ % I'm
Fiji f";a! shut vas rrd, a',a u"oth wns srouaht 10 TO
tUs'r through whlc., you cs1.no In. They tried to
lny him upun r,attrcas, hitt he wuud Mnt lot
them. them; nreer fIse n: % ,n he sow pow e 70
grrat deHl, cspectnIy lust totore his death"
INN LIE TALK ANy"' =
"1le, could not talk much, ns tho wound
VS. VS.. tnrSxh ,; n!a thrat. ! heard hl1n sny
st"opc ovrr him sa the baanec oi sao se,s w'
trncr WIN. that d'ed for my country Tho
noy wsto "e st ss sne Svsr @ @ so
As to cntea auy word d., might utter.
The dstte.Iyes @ o., wo'al'! ea!t fer what
thur ynunr leaies. .wouhl 9cl It. Tloy wnulsl
constantly ask Tor brandy for. him. md s!ster
w"ta sat,'Fsr ,cse e. slot ,s which the :,c;
s,Ick It eagerly. 'rhis wn,,td rrvlva him fur tho
lime being, hut OF co,trsa nothing eoissi hoip
hm then. cltn hHvrr forget
TtIE SAD SCENES OF THAT NIGHT.
They tsxeh themselves lttci!bIy Upon my mind.
Remained nr',unl during nll Tho hustle TINT
attended ttctn and luoked III. lttln realizing tho
,nent,i.x Of WIN. was passing. l3ooth des1 ia
Thy bright yn,!ng la.1y xavs shosc interesting
tetn!i. OF fioolh's lust snUnents IN Eraphlc Mit
sIscrs walked t!1t pt,u tho purcsl with ne. and.
at my rctucst. pointed ont tho vnrl0nA Ob1cets
cosnccteil with the stnry. One Of tlsom MS ,aha
Gust her pyr over tho BccnC. sud rnthrr sadly:
'The old place 1ot,ks tles0Intc eno.lgh now that
ttsre .e, nro 10 men felix hcro to keen Il np"
s"S 5aa 'S's0 IT, tp:S p!,s Gf'''T a rough
crock,.i 0corxn Iou,lst trcu which stood olilY
fey tect fron' the perch to the right Ut tho path
TIlE .rnEE TO WHICH ltAnorp WAS TIED
from tho ttnc ho surrendered Until utter Iiooths
fsr sa WIS HUI buck 10 HILL ti, bis % bay %as isl snspe:l
ahu continued. l'unttn9 To thu left Of tho purGti
nttwccn u Rreht cherry md u towering f.om-
Hary n sa pop!s s ' stD, oar Il "is %hero
tneW1' i. sh,,o uo. tho n,rn n ,x,,.h ,,oo,, .n,
lInrod wero sccrctet and whcre booth was
shutY'
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grt aftcr " them. ,,,
bal,l llonth. Fnthor tinaiiy consented to it'll,
atii they went nut into INC burn. which was filled
o., onc ~. .e.io With enrn: oudo fodier md on thu
turo belonging to rnfuvoca from Fort Royal.
After they 10. II tho barn wnm. ind ipclc.l rho
ge.iild not Kot nut without making d misc.
When ! returned to tho house WIS not cxIctty
f@sSn rhsr s w!tn , tns ano sa e
70 and alccp In tho nnr-rril, near tho harl,. TINT
We lxnt a, mor9 sany prevent any atompt OH
ABOUT 3 o'clock IN rf1E MORNING.
no were awakened by comnlotion At tho 1totisc
a!id FOUND father III his nisht.ctathcs It i, tic
tbe, i've mon. When bfother JACK oano up be
~ viii show yo., whcrt tho men nre.' and
Tue ao ,n ecfs reSascd father and took Jack and
Tho men firc ID the barn. sa,d lnck, and tho
o!lcer ordered him to !rnd the wny .there. 4
moment Inter tho soldiers had stirF9Inict the
o o Ts1s Rst " op1e5 5os s
he surrender, md then tlnl'ckcst tho 'loor md
pushed brother Jnnk III with tho command that
hv ~ and tell them 70 c0nl1 out and give tnoG1.
aGlyes Up. My brothor nppronchca tho pomt
whero Dooth was lying on tho corn blades alid
Tho soldiers are hero after you, and they
want you 10 surrender. Ii ynii don't GONE uit
tl,oy threaen to b'tr't tho barn and destroy nll
-" '1et out Of, horo young man. whtspcscs,
monet ,e .espsr9tely or III tako your llfc You
=" l,rnthar .1ack tried to argue with him an to
thu uselcsnesa Of rcsistnncc,. md npI,enic,i 10
ionth 10 prevent tho destruction of our prster-
cano out md rernrtetl to tho oiilcer TINT looths
Gn1y reply i,n,, buen Il threat tt Kill him. Ihe
IA hs s1K t 1a me- rna
Huai; H. WIN instttle.,ons tiiat the dit t!,nu
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NEVER Ai.runEp TO rltE CHARACTERIZATION OF
TlIE rltEslnEYr.
.,c r,,toro,o1 tha .,ar,. ,n,.. .,.',, ,...
my futtor. and he nlso su ha lid brun rnnannti
troops were tsrril iiMu, AilhnliGh Id taiEGd so
nuen or the Wnr. pi.uId 1s0t asut,.tuin whit
regiment l,o 1eIonxvdiu. hail bcen Confet-
urAtG Allu hAl Il Confederate uniform which ho
Waltcu, at,a uErGad tu exetlAilKe With hlfn," i.
80; ~ am R1lu4 back into thg army and ueotl
Ind need NY o.tixen's c!attles,' h6 Mrg,,ed."
= F" My" sHiL VT. Garrett With Il shu.,ler, What
ratJtutud With INV nti1Turf,i i'm nr,i hui HIN,
I. Tns X n, ,y.Ii tlr1,sse.lS o'"."'''
.NHt particularly. lio bud IN a very good
fctlurnte lnslUra, lOr thesi..'' w.
"Wls ther0 u0thInx III his tnn,lnor which letl
yott tCJ ssjsut thnt l,n ,y.In mr. ,v,t H.. ,s,rn
sol,ed haseif 70 i'o7" w IVY " sp' " V
puffeuto,. rIo lirst nIrht 10 wt,s at n,,r t,,so
ho slept IN the rnonl With my bruttler ns,d mo,
@ nnt ho bud vssy l1.t!S t1 .ny. The ne1t dny ,G