davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-04-13

j. =. ..,.t| tGENERAL.N 'Fs'.*
: Mflvnuke0 marine underwriters refuse to or.
gnnlzu local lloarsi, TIN dtatncItnauon to har-
monzc viii tent 10 q pretty lively una general
cutting 1T rites 2 = .<'F,'',1 1 ,., '< "
Tho schooner Esplulola is loading Mt ,lilwau-
with general ssorc supplies for Ahnapoo. The
,stoam-barge Lewis Gilbert tn1:cs fred and gro
ccr!cs to Manistcp from TINT port. . '@E e.
Tho scow1 Hunter: arrived Mt Milwaukee an
Monday frnm White Lnkc h,,r.,or, lulnhor- tndon.
ehc wis causht by the Ice last in!, ana compelled
IT. remain t!ero Nll winter. '%'i . e r' ''>'
The steamer Iiuycs hns commenced plying on
tho .Ietttnauln ra,ltc iron, eandusky. = = D., .
i The steamer uayos: will 'prubaby commence
running bctWren sanlusky and tho ISLANDS this
week. " 2.tt-~*ft = x: - r., ~ : '"
: It Is tho lntoutiop OF tho Canada Southern
Railway Company 70 bare the ferry Transport
rcpasrGtl ttIs snr[1g. II :.s, !, j.. :.
Tho tug H. stnysh Is Undergoing repairs to tho
amount Of $500 ut Sandwich. Ont.
Thu sleam.barEc james Davidson will scoolvo
'rhc steamer As,slsa nus staripl Ou her regular
trips 0t,t Of Detroit.
Estrolt Insurance. agents interested III earKn
uniform rgte fnr this sela.,g's business. Thosu
pnrtles viii, ara holding oil tor lower rntos on
bulls aro t,,t I!ko!y to 10 srasllod, rs tho agents
.'I Ss n, cnpH'oFlam eFay r.. Wy! tse
ean AaveEtnre, ad Capt. .. n lngrahan tue
1t nui1als, lho schooncrs ALICE II. Norris and
frlss Hro'sr nre receiving tholr running Kear
;. TAr ,timnec sustn,nc1 Inst ta, OF Lake Eric
BY thg sehD'!cr !. 2. lsaFker ls nbnnt tn bo rs.
tha sehoolSr ii fita snk il %hlu, Like during
sturxeon liiy fFonl lt!S ei,ra tasoolloil 4 Co.'s
stIrEc0n l!ay, e Me,iuiAl1loe, -
, 1881-04-13

Z . EE1 1s4F Z ] y 14s
wttMIy0roS, April ls.-yrlnlTs 0F TunPrST1S
QutCt ut ntc.
, 1881-04-13
HOH NAt,EH

.SAkEt-Thu rpcolpis WcFO large fRbnut 10 carAls
MI ~ =. IVY halt tg humber wotU uoAk.pnol thrnua.
hs,e lhe aafpy was Ji0t ut sit oScsssivu, unt iio
a1xst ~ ruled steady atd nrn nt 81 c0n!nr
tymealat nia nj fA.39fH1i fur KoD tu 0xtr1 Tho
IN g @gase wns paid fur annll dOck averaging ga
, 1881-04-13
RAILROiD TIMETABLE.
4 RR1vAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"a TIA1NA-ExFLAHArtuA pS NKyEhHScA
MANK&-tsnurday excepted. Sunday excepted;
fMQnuNy GECGptEJ fONlI,

Chicago <sa Sorahwrst1rn Railway.
For Alnps, Cards. arep!ne Car aeeomd atous,
aEn!y q q Eiatt.s vfsld psoirc Hrtn.e M Express
, 1881-04-13
TilLEIlO

ToIEDo, o., April lAv0uAlh-Wl1at staadyi No. !
white MleutSSu, tlts, aul1ur Michgau, sllHli No.
, 1881-04-13

H-fHspot E1rneE ~ WHil. hn9 FIni!S'tU.
Chicago. Burlington 4 Quincy Railroad.
Fns Mnps. Ttme- -rAtlcA. Sleeping Car AccQmModa-
t!tMA. apply nj " Clark-sA, Qranh facida noieP,
nrtns's ExfFcss nnacc, foot Of 1ndlanu.av.. Grand
EentFal !inrGt. tnna1 md Si1tcnnth-st. Pnlmet
f4uu4p ntlu tstttt.Re.
, 1881-04-13

11aiiy. ijntly except euntaYA q.
EnTE-Putltnnt1 EieehlpR-Grrx from Ch!tAfo 70 W
Iuls, KnpsaE plty md feortn. rasl9r Day Eoae4ss.
cninE. .t;hair fearnx CaFs Chicago to aa1plbs! and
Kansas CITY, Sp'EbanGB u Day Cooehe1 tn!ta4o 70
Sc Lunta OF Kan1aa CITY.
, 1881-04-13

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hHlGuI CitY Il fanktOt1....,.s....,
n0Haflft Might EfttrtAA. 80 ....s..
nE6dar. ltnpitta NtHttE kkpy6Rs. ~
u 19s I0lt1th Might E1ptup1.sss,.
ullAs Mbtnet }ihJ EYPtu1b. .......
1sl0ux City. 4 ranktGr. ...:........
aEre1port, lkocktDrd T. pnbu1ue.
reepUrt, Rockford Il Dubudue.
afn.epDtt, !rkford i i.Ako tlenera
bMflwnukeH EGpfas1... ..,s...,,..
bMtlWatk99 Observation-Disclosures.
bAtlxaukc9 = 4resn 1iny.......
6Mtl<nukaS i'AABan ier..
bMli., 1ratn lfny 4 Marquette.
htjtoen Hky,. vim uesTIllo......
ltt. Paul j Minneapolis ls1pEoGa.
b5f. Paul 4 MinheaiM ID lixi,ross,
hl'lesrs H 0cxdrtritI ,ExprGss.
hN!nn1kotA 4 Centenl ilhkt,tA. -.
bAtinncs0tn T. Cont!nt Dnkoit. -. .
bFtJHti du lac. YIN JatHsyillo. -.
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aE!HlH tt1p!f4e.at atsstsstsst+ats+..s
h1tIutft AtIf1tnt r. ntf+Ax "
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-05-21
County Auditor and Treasurer's
Report.

SSTATEMENT OF rnE COUNTY AUDI
y tor and Treasurer of Lyon County, Neva-
la. TO the County Commissioners Of said
county, for the qusrter ending March 3lst.
A. ID 1881, inclusive.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-05-21

January LIST, 1881, cash In
Treasury in funds, as per
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-05-21

Advertising win gain new customers,
Advertising will keep Old customers.
Advertising LIBERAL y always pays,
Advertising begets confidence,
Advertising shows energy,
Advertising shows pluck,
Advertise and succeed,
Advertise or "bust,"
Advertise often,
Advertise we'll,
Advertise.
Here.
IF YOU
Want cook,
Want clerk,
Want partner.
Want situation,
Want a servant girl,
Want to buy ranch,
Want place to board,
Want to sell or buy property,
Want to sell groceries or drugs,
Want to sell dry goods or carpets
Want to find customers for anythin
ADVERTISE IN THE TIME
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D r. s p l N N E Y
No. - kearny Street.
Trs,ts ALI Chrome and Special pisesset
Young M en-

NXyHo MAY BE SUFFERING FROM rHL
w effects Of youthful iollies or indis-
erection, will do well to avail themselves o:
this. the creates; boon ever laid at the altst
of suffering humanity. DIR, sPiNNEY viii
guarantee to forfeit $500 for every case o.
Sc mIn nal weak uess or private disease for ever!
kind Of character which he undertakes and
fsils to cure.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-05-21
MiddIe.Aged Men.

There are many at the age Of thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent rvscua
ton Of the blauder. often accompanied by .
slight smarting or burning sensation aud
Seakt ping vi the SYSTEM in . manner TIE
patient cannot account fer. Or examining
the urinary deposits q ropy sediment viii
often be found and sometimes small particle
of albnmen will appear. or the color Will b.
of q thin nilkish hue, again changing to
dark and torpid appearance. There are many
men who die of this difficulty. ignorant OF
the cause, which ia the second stage of seni
nal weakness. DIR. b. will guarantee perfect
cure In all such cases, and healthy restoror-
alton of the genito- urinary organs.
Office hsurs-lO to 4 and D to 8. Sundays
from 10 TO II A. N. Consultation free. Thor.
ough examination and sdvics IS. Call OF
address
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SECS is over .nd.-.-. $50

Provided this shall not apply to entertain
mrnts gwen by private parties or religion
for charitable purposes.
See 8. lie it further ordained etc. That
the slTd license shall he collected in the
manner provided by existing state laws.
Section 9. BE it further ordained, etc,
That the1ax cJIleetor shall I've allowed ii
commission of five per cent upon all licenses
collected and paid into the Parish Treasury.
Section 10. BE il further ordained ETC..
Thatia!l ordinances or parts of ordinances
which are contrary t. or Inconsistent with
this ordinance ara hereby repealed ana.
that this ordinance take effect from and at
ter It's passage.
Adopted and approved January 30. 1881.
~.toi.ned) 5. I. GRiSAMOKE.
President Police Jury.
Parish OF Laiuurcne.
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Sustena1tce and Refreshments.

f-ovlded. that no establishment ~selliny
ar giving away any spitituons wines or mali
liquors ~ less quantities than one pln shall
pay not less than $500
provided that whenever any kind of bust.
ness provided for this section shall, he co,,
oi',ea with any business provided for in Sec
I the same classification shall DE mace 40
prescribed Ill this sect on Lut the pri,,es nf
the licenses Ehal' be double that 1rovirGd
n.secticn /.
Ee3ts o,sG ooard,no Houses.
See- 5. Be it further orda;naa A..
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Ordinance No. lA1.
Certified
j. +. ALLAN, Secretary.

To levy collect and enforce payment. of an
annual llcense tax upon all persons, A>so
citation ni i,rrs"iis ana corporations pur
suing any 'iaie. profession. Vocation,
Calling or business. rXcnnr those who are
expressly exempt from such tax by att
Giles 100 aud 20 OF the Constitution.
Section lst. BE it ordained by the Police
jury ut the Parish OF L@a!ourrlle. Iiat there
= hereby levied an annual iiceaS" tax. Tor
the calendar year \. ID. ISL, upon each per
sou. association OF persons ald Corporations
pursuing any tlaie, pGote>siou. vocation.
calling OR business in the Parish o: l.atour-
che except Those cXt itssiN exempt iroa.
such tax BIZ articles 10 ;tau 2Jh ul the u.s
titution.
Sec. 2nd, b. it further ordained etc.
That immediately. after tie pFoini..ttion
81 the ort:iiia.re. TO- the YEAR i. -. i7>4.
the tax Collector shall te.u t,r,sll Il a.i
OF the persons, Il Ss,ciatSnn OF pirS,.S anu
corporatt,a-, ptIr>uIi. within the timits If
tn, PARISH, any trade. pioiA>>iou, vJcaiiuu.
caiilug or Business Il license tax leieinai .r
graduated
Commercial Busincss.
sec Bril-, BE it tarttfer ordained. etc.
That Tor es.cli ana every hrsintss o. saillu.
AZ retail Whether IL iiic'pa ~ age / uiet.t
eoltt;illSsiuIi, at :lattipl III otllci wise lii
i.teeIlse tax, Shall he li,,e,i II the gross al
iiia, aiholat ot >iit:>.;; ~ follows, to-Nit:
Isl Class when the gross sales PEI .,ht.iin,
NL...4 &, Il \
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I,nE ss;ons and P,ysya,I Creuyaiinn~.

PROFESSIONS ana |ei:s2aat t~fcHpdtha%.
>rc.J lie Ii further orsiainti etr., That
i"r every individual Or com :sti.N carrying
va the Profession or .biisiitesn 81 -AttutI' y ut
Ltw. MUSICIAN, Dentist, agcncS III steam
lnits. 81 >,Win- machines. uf.i>ing. ktt,,
iuy CARRIAGES. vehicles. hj'g4ies M horst \
fJr ilvt tine l.rsltSt Iur -ald ,rrItSSinN or &c
uccup,tsol shali be based on tie aisnuai
au,ount ii -ros. lecelp : rs toiiuws viz:
.st Class when SAID accepts eXcccd
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Provided, that ii any distilled, spirituous,
NliloGS. iIa!d Or ot.icf hink % m.xei iluaors
oe Sold IN connection witl the busin. ui
fttdii merchant or grarer. i'll Quantities OF
NIT less than one pint Hur more than five
gallons. the license for suci, Combined nu,i-
iiess shalt TIE ,.eui,le tho foregoing :: and il
any OF The ahcve mentioned liquors or sold
In less quantities than one ptit in rouuec
tiol VITA the nil>i1iei's ut retail merchant or
grocer TIE slcensc shall ie tiiree times the
above amount ter said combined business .
pfo'tdea III" license siktll lssae to Sell liquor
III 4oss quantity than Whit, without poI;,.,,
d ileehsf not less thau thirty i've dollars.
Aastenance and Refreshments.
See. 9Th. Be it further ordained etc.
That Ior every business nj restaurant. o,s
tef.'iouse confectionery, bar room, cabaret
co'frt-iiouse, cafe. beer al,uns gruy s!lop
or "ttei places where anything to be dra.ik
or eaten on the premises ~ sold directly ~,
Indirectly. the license shall he based on tin.
annual gross feceIots oi said business ~
1oilows Prevailed, 40 license shall IN.
charged for seit.n. refreshments for ch,ri
taose or religious purposes.
lst. Class When the said receipts exec Il
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That Tor every business OF ~keepinga hotel
or boarding hause where lodging and
eating are combined tire license shall be has
Ell on the number oi furnished lodging
ROOMS FIR gIers as tot:ows. viz:
list. Glass hen said rooms exceed in mum
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XmHSeNifil S.

Sect. sc ii further >: ialHel etc. That
tor evtfy hu-i,itsss Of ktsping q theatre
Museum, liIititl .tlle, CtictIS OF nlirr travel
~. si."w tX.h:tl,u or performance Tie l. eu
Sc s. all he taSe 4. al tar II tinner III attaches,
wtirihe iir".l.rtcts performers, employers,
IS lui..w " viz:
1T Il s. "Agi the number Of SAID per
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jkorARY JOB Pass.

Ayart tout L. matsriei neces,aire. Il
somtIas 4 meme lie METRE a execution
.9us lea onvragc- t~ypographiqne> qni nous
sercnt c~ontit-. re- brett d avocat. carteS
d'ataires. enIatc. de tactareS. ckets dh'
uitafioa. blanc>. ci,cul,ires. etc. seront
ipnri ,ss dams lc "lus brei deiai ct DIS
prix les plus mo1eres.
ss.S.rons les ions deyront etrn parec
an ri,0t IL liz raison dn travail command.
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Proceedings
Or THE-
POLICE JURY.
THIRODAUN, January 10Th. 1881

Tie Police Jury OF the Parish of Laiour-
che this day met, at the Court House in
the town of Th:bodanx, pursuant To ad-
tournament.
Present Mnssrs. GrIsaiuore. president.
Selv, Folse, Guidry, Moran and Coulon.
Tho minutes OF the last meetings were
read and approved as recorded.
The following claims were referred to
the committee GA claims.
Leblanc Etienne, X. Inspector
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ADJOURNMENT
ANNONCE3.

carre de ~ iignes --Iere insert 81 50
- - cma -
SIS " Insert. add 50
foote's les anao. ;cs Indignant IL
profession et on, a'exceIera pas
nat l.gAe- par in -davance ID w
A.nonces de Candidats -d'arance 10 "
n-foute anncace pu lice par interval
'es sera payee all taux dune pias,re par
-t4iIc.
gN-To1te anncnce don't lie nombre d ~
'cr.i ana nest pas specific. ser. ii>ere
,sIu'A lp,vei ordre. IL taux ofd:lane
ATELIER TYPOERAPHIQCE.
KorARY jon PREss.
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those due
| Charles ). Barker. Justice OF Peace 81 ~
Jessie D,.hart. constable fees 395
DIR. Fulton Rogers, coroners fees w
| DR.. +. ROGERS. cornners fees 15 90
James Moran, repairs "n road LOO
W. ;. 2. D, Norris. Justice of peace 16 81
II. w. Eilliu, justice of the peace 800
larles Brown, police juror $40
Valere G~uc,ry. police Juror 10 90
l.. krae.icr. police Juror : 30
&. Thib"lanx, police juror so
Ii. n. Coulon. police juror 80
j S. Seely, police juror 90
). Folse, lu ice juror 40
J. Moran. police juror 80
Ii. A,yof, police juror , III
- Faylur. witness fees ~
Amelia Butler, witness tees D.
Claire Cooni,s, witness tees 2to
August Pitre, witness fees 30
Oscar Gulilot. witness fees 80
Charles Robinson, witness fees l ID
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Tax Sales.

j. F. ALLAN, Secretary.
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The State of Louisiana VS.. 'thn followin.
delinquent Tax Debtors. of the Parish
of L;.tour.le.
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LEvEES AND LEvEE FUNDS.
tRUCLANATioS Er TUE G~oyEIAoH.
State of Louisiana.
Executive Department.
New Orleans. November 3. ioo,.A
Whereas. the ssa.ou Of printable high wa
, 1881-03-31
A TRIANGULAR FIGHT.

Srtctat Dlspateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, March 3o.-Tho ut
most excitement exists In thIs and Van Bill.
ren Counties OIL account OF tho triangular
light III progress for Judge Of this Circuit.
All three candidates. representing Republic
nnisln. Democracy, and "the dear people,"
hayo writton ncceptAnces to thair respective
nominations, AMI the fight Is hot, and much
feeling Is engenlercd MS to tho result, The
lion. A. j. Mills, tho Republican candidate,
Is In eyory possible way emincntly worthy of
the position, and will, It is thought, be elect
I'd by 1000 majority In tho district,
though everything Is being done on
tho pnrt OF the rival cautIldntcs.
Circulars Of every description and personal
publcnns are cnuenvorIng. by .alf honorable
means to secure tho district from u repetl-
ton OF tho struggle six years Ago, when tho
Democratic candidate was elected undor cir
c,instanccB precisely slnl[lar to tho present
Tho "PGOplD'S" movement lH a DeHlOcrlttc
gnme to divide tho Republican vote, rs they
did six yours ago, ~ many Of tho prominent
Democrats tn tic Peoples Convention wero
present tho next day Ii, tho Democratic Con-
Ventlon. nominating q strictly party cnlidi-
date. It Il either n Republican Or Democrat
judge fur the next six years, aud the Hepul,-
licnils nre awake to the Issue. Tho result
next Monday will tell the story.
, 1881-03-31
A Gang Of Cowboys Take Pos
session OF O'Neill City,
Mob,
They Murder tho Sheriff and
Seriously Wound
Deputy.
A Pennsylvania Thug Attempts to
Murder a Witness Against
Him.
The Wife Of Lake Captain Throws Wit
riol In tho Face Of q Hotel
Domestic.


Srsetat Dtspatch to The Chicago TrEtnnt-
Sr. LOUIS, No.. 1farc! H0.-'rllc invcsttRa-
ton OF tito land frauds engaged The clusu ut
tehtiun OF tlne t;rar1 Jury Of Tic United
States Circuit Court to-day. Col. Gilman, Of
the United States Marsilals' Departmcnt.f0r
tho Northern District Of Illinois, brought III
from the Chicago .1ail this morning, under y
writ OF hnbeas corpus, Il, testify before tho
Grand Jury, Cyrus Smith, who was Indicted
for conspiracy 10 dofraud tho Government 1t.
presenting straw.h0nds for tho match ii,ai,'-
fuctorics. IIu Ia known 10 POSSESS Il fund OF
information relatiyet to tho gigantic ln1uL rllE.
Smith Is lodged III 1aIl awaiting trial ny
thu petit Jury Of tho United Statcs Circuit
Court ut Chicago. Ills efforts to
eacape trial alll p,t,lisi'Mcnt nave
made lin q record with which
newspaper renders nrD familiar. Not long
jail, allti lc previously fled FROM iElo State
while under Il heavy befld for appearance.
lie was captured III tllo southwest district Of
Missouri, md taken back to Chicago to
awnit tho action nf tho Grand jury, which
subsequently indicted him.. ]: s. Wolfe
another renl.cstnte agent hf Chicago, wns
likewise brought IN thIs morning hy Dcpaty;..
of attachment. Wolfe had been Summoned to
appear here before the United States tsrnl1t!
Jury and testify concerrin. Ills knowledge If
tho land frauds. 1lp failed to obey It, 9ntt ntl
attachment at once Issued. This tnor'nE III.
was closctctl with tile GrnlM Jury undergoing
tho corkscrew process. Smith Isto bc brought
in from jall under the escort Of the Marshal
thfs afternoon, and II Ills examination cannot
be completed to-day ho will be held here Tor
tie night.
, 1881-03-31
FHEEl'O1t.r, ILL.

Special Dlspatth to Ihs Chttaoa Tribune.
>. FKEEroRr, ILL.,, March, 3o,-Tho Democrats
],ayo nominated James McNnmara for A1ay-
or, ". G. Cthrk for City Clerk, John Laos for
Treasurer, Join ltodcsneiGr for Marshal, w.
A. Knlptscllilu fnr Street Commissioner, alld
JOHN c. Kcan for City-Att0rney. For town
officers: Henry LlclItonbnrgor for Super
visor, George Lamm mid Frank Trunk for
Asslssant Supervisors, lIensy Dranyan for
Collector, II. Melxs for Assessor, md j. g.
Stono'nan for Clerk. Five candidates wero
nominated rs Justices of tho pcace and Con-
stables. Tho elections take place next Mon
day aId Tuesday.
70 ths 1Pssttr7s A4soetated Pxss.
FnEEroIT, ILL.,, March 3O.-Tho Democrats
Of this city Oro making stout efforts To regain,
at tllo approaching municipal election. con-
troll of thu Common Council ind city Offices.
For tic last year or two, In thls stronghold
ot Democracy, tho Republicans have llRd Il
majority in tho Council, and held tho offices
of Marshal, Treasurer, Strcet Commissioner,
and City Attorney. Last night tho DUnlo-
critic Convention ma.ie the following noult-
llatlons: For Mayor, .)nlues McNanaru; City
hioiter; MarsheI,, John k9demsier; Street
Commissioner. Wtltiain Knipsc',tld; Survey
or, i. +. Josel; City Attorney, ]. 9. Kean
Aldermen, w. W. krape. Il M. Race, nnti
William Wagner, -
, 1881-03-31
ATTENIpTED MURDER.


WIEKEs,iA lire, Pa, March :N.-Tl1s nftcr-
noon Tom O'Drien, Of Pittsto1l. was brought
to this city charged with attempted murder.
and was committed to jail III default OF s. 800
bail. O'Isrie,l Is n dangerous character, mil
has used the pistol and knife freely. lto has,
however, managed 80 far to escape serious
punishment, having been gel,oralty nblo to
either buy OF the comp!ainants or to secure
enough influence III other ways to escape
lightly. Some time ago O'Brien committed
all assault Upon Daniel O'Afasley, OF
pit:ston, and tho case WITS to come
up, before the Grand Jury, to-day;
Before 1enylnE Pittstoii O'Mal'eXX hal
hall occasion to 70 to the store Of Tholnis
Nluloney, IN Upper. rlttston, Tor the purpose
Of subpnnaing witness. As lle approached
the store lie suw O'Drien standing near tho
entrancc. tulliing to one Of AlaloMey's clerks.
and rs O'Afalley got near him, Q'l,fen, With; S;
I've sGots at lin. Ono bullet passed. 1t through, I
part 81 tho arm below tho elbow. lilo other
penetrated the coat mud ilattenetl itself
against q nomornntlum-bo0k in his breast
pocket, thus snyiMg O'Malley's life.
, 1881-03-31
MURDERED lIY COWBOYS.

SPtetQ& 4|ttpd1eA 10 2d1 lA@&1Qo 1FHO<1ses
OMAHA, Neh., March 30.-At OSelll City,
Holt County, yesterday ton cowboys rode
Into town alld went on sprcc, nnd finally
captured the pincc. They disturbed an QUO
tim sale whicl, WIS being cou4&eted by Sher-
III Bernard Kear,is, who nskod them to be
Quiet. Somo words passed between them,
and he tten took their rey0lYeE4 away from
them. They tl,en went away, bit soon re-
turned. when one Of than. kn0xn "a Harry
Dean, shot the Sheriff through Ills heart, tho
ball going clcar through the hady. Some
one elsa In tic crowd then shot lhe Deputy
Sheriff twice, ono ball entsatug tllo leg
nboya tho knee, md tha otl,er below the
lnce. breaking tho bones. llls Shoulders
wero qlsu Injured In the fracas; The cit!2ons
assembled t0 cnpture thenI,. when they Eodo
uut Of town, making their escape. Tliey
went oyer to Neigh. Antelope County, aud
said t was their intention To return aud clean
out ONeill C.ty. No arrests havo yet been
lnuue.
, 1881-03-31

Spfftat IAp0teh 10 ihe Ghlede0 1Ts1tnes
EEAvENwoiir1i. .kns., March :Io.-rhe Tt,ncs
has special from Las VcRns which rcfutes
the Philadelphia .lislatcl, to tho elect that
the notorious jim Currle was recently killed
Mt Vegas by saoonkceper. Thu murdered
man wHs James Curry, u freight conductor
OIL tho Santa F6 Railway, md the fact Is
clearly shown that It co,lt! not be tho tcspcr-
nd0. Tho dead mAn Inns II young daughter
ut Quincy, Ill.
plilLAiEl.l'IliA. March ga private I,les-
says from Las Vegas, n. NJ, says James
Curr1c the murderer Of 1'nrtor, tho actor,
was shot nrltl Killed at that place OIL March
II. Currfc, It appenrs, was OH a drunken
spree, and Threatened 10 kill several people.
Among the persons thrcntened was the bur-
tender of II saloon, who shot Currie In self
defense. A party III railroad hands, friends
Ut the dentl ,tlai, attempted TO lynch tic bar
tender, hnt tho Sheriff succeeded In getting
him 10 Jail. A CoroMcr's Inquest was held.
n,.tl tho Jury nt once returned verdict OF
shooting Iii self-tlefensc.