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Doath Of tho Brother Of tho Late Brig.
ham Young.

HGH L0ks fUtahl Herald. Jafp n,
About oato9k on aunlay ultsnfnH President
Joseph YOUNG, flmlltarly known ua Unulp
1!Iseph, lroth3r OF the !ate rsuaident brigham
fnuuEt 1feathgd biz laat Ut hl1 residence In
The Eighteenth Ward. liz WAS VI years nr age.
For aQu!n time he has been vpry feahte, aud
l.tely nas y M sAaorod severe attack Or slokneas,
fatally. but i.e nAsllctl, and Il WAS believed b.
HOwUyAr, 10 lied on Saturday morning, pas1lug
away na calmly ~ child At scep.
Ito was born on tho 1th Ut April, l1D7, In Hop
klntou. attdslcsex County, atass., hls fathers
pune loin. John Young, hia .neihsra Nabble
lIawo. !te 5nlned tho 0huroh Of jaAus Christ at
Latter nay Saints Whilo lu canuda. being con.
yGrtea Dy bis brother, lilo mas called BY tho
prophet Ioseph smith tn bu F!Fat President Ut
tho Seventies while ho WaA In ktttlAnd, o.,
a,pl DO held tho position from that tIino {lRlSj
until tho day Ut bis datnAe. lie waa closely
identified with 9ll tho tr14k, prosecutions, aud
sut1urtnHs Of tho members OF tha Church In liz
curly !!aYs, shartnx thoul with others und 70.
tafhol vivid Eacotlcottone Of many OF the atroc.
ttus tnt1sctuu upon tha Latter Day satnts. l!0
cane u this yntlpy In lxa>, snce wh'uh limo II
nently tdt1ttiiSHl with tho hltlory Of the Church
ftOpl th8 time hu &IsOcfAtld hMselt with Il. Few
men wera better known throughout tho leuKth
aud breadth Ut this TtgrltorY, anl ha has 3l-
bored With nnt'lnchtaE fidelity, through lOnx
aud usetul ittot to the principle adopted by HIM
iu bis youth. lie made blu life ~ uasfu! al ho
kngw how; was Jealous, eAFnust, aud fc4stts4,
and fervently taught tha doufrIn0s Of his faith,
liz wAaa perhaps, - widely known ~ any man
to ~ 1@<sstoFy, aaa ~ widely ps"1,atsd md ha.
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Nf@ 4NFR tfHfHk
Tho last EnRlleh IuaiIA ouRta!n announcements
Of tho dsAtha Ut shtte p9sao,Is Intimately con.
neotc4 With tho thEea mott sensational NF11ilcs
thle have a8ttRteta Lonatpn ,luflng the laat
two1ty yeAEs- Tx. Inspector Jonath4n Whlci.er,
who dtod 1t tho ago OF II. WAS oho or the
hEat ata1 Of IotecttytA nsK1nl1etl lu Lou.
you u I'LL. II was ha wh1 ln LEU nrrests
Coaatancn Emt!lu Kent for tho sauHirr
Ut her infant step -bEuthsF, 4ndlnE the nbsence
OF her nlHht'HoWn susnfcluus. 4lu iHslstinX taAl
shs ha1 tAket It from she'wash-h basket Whto shg
scttt the H!atl who NaA Carrying 1t tor Eia4s Ut
wxtsF. The RlE! wa* rot ut llbsrty, and Whlchtr
saAsesa With her tather tho Wp0lAF uppr0br!nla
. 81 the anas; i..dee. hit dismls*a! s ,,ana va
ssorstary stood by nitn, aad wheM tlsse
years later, be retired + WIS With
setlloatly semitic tiusa'a - vcor.Rntka tho DO.
tsGtlv0 iDrcu aud figured in tic early stHges ns
tho r!chhpFh1 oaa0. u. lb83 cuA4eAao1 Kent. who
haI joined na Anglican .tsleEhooa, eQnftssBd
hOr 0Flno. aHd Justified Wnlcher's theory; She
WINS Uunlemnad to death OIL hsr eoafusslut. but,
wa leliuvQ, rpleasa4 on lar Aaoknl!fs ropuFt
tIaas shu w0u!4 W mad Ia eonaneuaant, though II
Dr.. Hurknill l,Ad communicated N the AUTHORS
tlsa tho tacx, lultcattnx motive aud long prep
aratlon, which r1eontlY hs Eoveale4 In biz ls1a.-
l9ian lecture, Ahs would probably have boen OK
eoulcl. u IL noteworthy thAk the "lopulAr
uslnclIt" neFer accepted Mus ktnt'e
eonfcas!on. but ins4tc4 that ,he hsd
NituAllsts, Or sl2e that she bud con-
fa4aata 70 a4ye her fethert Ths sAo-
oad dsath vss taat OF Patrick Llexsalya atann-
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HELD FOR AoRsE.sTEALlNG,

George Uoh!es, Josesh Jaoksuls, and David
1acktoa wero held to tho Criminal Court yes
tsrdAy by Justice Wallace In bonds Of $1,000
850 and belonging to ME. 4; II. Whituoor,
Of No. IT South De4plaines street, from Id
front ut tho Aoard OF TEatis: Tho three yHlpK
above mentioned Ia tholr tnltiaa performance IN
this city. .-..-'
mon whose theft Of 4 hUfsa aud buggy from
ltenrv Wltlet, OF No. 90 Twelfth street, was
mentioned ~ yesterdays TRIBUNE were bold to
ths Crtmlnal Court yesterday W Justice lakar-
eoll ID bonda pr 31toQ9 each. .
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shot. md sa!d' to tho ladies who were thero: 'lIe
VII! die, Will be MptT They replied; 'Qh. no, he
will ret wcll.' When the report Of thn nttentpt-
cd nssaslnntton arrived ana was told III tho sak-
room she rep!lo1. Il knew It three days ago.
cmfnstance Gun bo rolled upon al striotly truo.
ana ~, It Eaye me consldernhte hopc from tho tlrst
shock. and be completely restored to liealth and
eoundness: As to tho philosophy OF tho n1attor
have nothing to say. I DO mt see how m 90
ponss but therc Ia abundant evidence that at,ch
y sometimes tho case. and to dony tt ts TO dony
Tho ttindamontal principle and ground OF ali
, 1881-07-30

&The ltev. D. r. Lt1idalUy, uf Now York, wr!te4 to
friend 10 this city tho following curious inc,-
dent which occurred tn bta house i fow wpeka
since: "nrs. Lindsey. who dlo4 On the lath
tel,pted gaasslnattou Of the FrtsIdont. | wAs
wAtnhlnE by tho bedside about shrso days be-
awsksnod from An appRtcns sleep, and Cx.
claimsa excltedly: 'Prrsllsnt Garfield Ii shotr
NO. I replied, :! Eaets x9a ~sse tnlns.
took ny plaos i d. hsAssas ~ fsns4tad
the matter 10 her stt6 k1dtkaon4l a3Fpl mttanoes
ehe ssia ~ Ysa with III PEssl4sos when ho was
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LITTLE Rock, July o0.-Tom Sllvertooth
arrived yesterdaysin custody of tllo United
States Marshal, I1oughowo,,t, from Spring
tIeld, Mo. Ills real name Is TIlomas All
dreWs, but lle sails under dozen nlfases, the
principal ono being Silvcrtooth. Iio Is Il no.
tnrlOus nt0onshtner, nl,d was captured III
Baxter County. where lie Inns for n long time
been .cngogcdln tue cultivation Of "nountaln
dnWn
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- UOIts5s
swttat Dhpa,eh to 1ns chteaao Tribune.
JASEsy,1,1.E. WIS. Ju|y M-At In,linn-
,o,I nina n,,ioa o,,nvo haro ,,nvo ra.t,,a, ~,
.y .%a '.''o '''cs "ooso iiu'e, n.se leslaeu lor
Ffed blank, a German farmer, his wlfe, md
four children, ami Edward }Ynlrnth. his
wffs. and t,yn chiidrn,,, n eo.ms t1,a t,vo
f,mss II, ~, ,,aor ,a,, -, ,.os,, "1 =, S .s s"o
,4'a.es ,. 'a'o lle'es oeeh Oh very eooa HFhs,
mi vile haye had tho reputation of bctnr n
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A RARE PREDIcAMENT.

Too R1uch 51on4v-Dor,t xn,xv xrb.,
Aoo "u0' MULE 1x..s.. h"o" ""&'
20 no WIN H. -.-.,
The good people Of that prosperous Nenuh
it,a,' I,;~, Tf..i. -. - -. .,.'l -,
..eAn pu1s uuut kuoW "hat 10 no villa hll
the money tho corporation possesses. We
or'e,o,,as, "ea tso snum - oenu ~ og'ne VI uio
c".tAe'apc15 VI uuE IualiIs oualu OF tonl-
l1issIotlers or some of our Aldermen. who
dub themselves "p0or mems frferlusU: per-
n@tsrIa ps inG Ise na yr,e 1} eSnsfnse Of ese
Enft, 4iso ~x,sa,.. n,s sS .tI"5 ttI"5 'AiEu. i,;iI.
IS,1aa,, tiM,, a,,,tn, s - =, ee.1 ~. ,uSn. Hs
IietHeet ittt Illus eaplu'ns t1e eMpaFfas&nohtof
f1GMes: G. ; ~
tseaHury. and II Will doubtless become is cxcit-
ing aiestion. Whit will we d. with ttT' as
stock, Mover before wiz Il township Of lilIuojs
precedent In tho why Of ,cxprud!ux or
preserving this fortune thaf, thoru
was al to tho proper custodian Of tho
stook certificates. 1t is tho property Ut the
tho llttlo ronlaining city ind school district -
dehtudness.-and even ii it could The tondhnid.
Thu nuncy e Ia tho banks. Mt liz ortior Tue oi
!ae sapsSysor and q .snrso z Craving
take the responsibility Of Investing It il,
thority Of tho town meeting, Thero IL 1lf I'M
mediate beueat It cum Co.lfor, gxcopt that tIo
town toS tax wi no levied thls ysar: hut oven
of o,ir taxSs,-i,ot oyer ane.twvuty-tifl IT, iii
Of thau,. We dnu't know how it t,ln - ba
used to cyeu furostal uur road aud nr1s]gU
Commissioners cas, xet any of ,ho money 6Sfnr@ s
lily yot0 sumo TO ther control. We rnti't INV
, 1881-07-30
SUCCESSFUL sAFE-BLoyvERs,

DunuQuE, H., July a9.-Dnrglars entered
the store OF L. g. Burke at Garryown, this
county, last hight and blow open the safe,
taking $1,000 III money mud some valuable
papers. They alsn stol9 n team md buggy
departure. No clow to tho burglars,
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ue;|yertooth," the Notorious Ar.
kansas Moonshiner, Capt"
ured at Last.
lrrest OK Three Men Supposed Ia Have
Dceu Implicated Ina Dond Rob.
bcry.
Ma governor Of ArkanAas to Take Deoi-
dye Measures in the Perry =.
County Troubles.
HnSD nOD1sERs ARRESTED.
v..stat f1ftpatea to tn CAtenao yftb4n},

p,nnI,,,u,, T'a., July ao-rwo men named
,n,ier and Nelson l,ave Dcefi arrested here
-, nadicipat!on In tho horrible outrage and
rohhery ot Catfish, noar the Town Of Clarion.
tncIariou County, IN. Miller Is thought to
hu connected with tho crime only rs agent
N dIsposo Of tho stolen bonds. Roland, who
w,s arrested In Cleveland, Is known to bo
b,d man. and may llnvo taken l,aiNl Ii, tho
rnhhe1y. Five thousand tlo1lnrs' worth Of
.Ss hands wcro recovered. The prisoners
~ in tho tock-up Theyrafuse to talk about
,hs matter. Chief-uf-pol1ce ucEscl Inns
goue to Cleveland TO look to
finland, Arrangements have been Inade for
.i1eaulstioT to bring him here for trial. Com
nor and his wife nra expected here to-lllorr0W
10 Identify tho prisoners, II they ca!!. Tho
cast. was nicely worked TIP by tho police. tho
ainost aT1t st Ssiorc tioy knew It Tio critIo WIS
one Of the most outrageous ever pcrpetrntett
IN tIlls Statp. About hAlf-past q o'clock oil
lie 9Th Of March last, tulir tlasked mel. sue
tertIed In gaining an elltrnnce into tho house
S!son, on tlso Allegheny Valley llaiEroatl.
Conner, who is about ~ years Of nge. and his
Wiz wrrc the only occupants Of Tho house Mt
ihe tine, and thu old couple were uiia6le t0
make any resistance when, dragged from,
house, anu to make Him give up tho koy, tho
iubbefs commenced tortull1ig hlnl, first beat.
Ing lin III n terrible mat!ner and thom shnot-
ius IN sucll closu proximity to his !lead TINT
a,,e0t tie bullets made IL severe flesh wound.
IIe refused tU yield, however, aud the
robbers then placed ll!m in a position wllero
he could see lss wlfe's suffering, and cnm-
man i,l could not witness Its wifa's struggies,
uni gayc np tic key. The men tnen opened
tue safe, md, after securing $4,000 or $1,000
wnrth III Allegheny Valley Railroad and
brady Hend Bridge COmpal1y's bonds. md
Ills thought TINT tic arrests Mutte hero aili
IN Cleveland will lcntl to the discovery OF
those Immediately engaged In the crime. It
may turn out, however, TINT Nelson and
it0wtanA are tho real criminals. Mitch in
tercs, Is felt here as to the result Of tue mat
lei. Miller says lie lives in Cleveland.
, 1881-07-30
FIRE RECORD.
CHICAGO.

trlIa nIar,n fron, nnv Ia, ~ 1n.oA t,,o,o,t-
5mtsNfaay 'm n.oIn,nR was .u'neu Ill upon Tue
discovery OF a Hfe III Inc renr ROOMS OF The
third story OF the tilree.story brick building
No, Cos West I,aka streat. occ,,nIrd hv i,
sa. ,,s"e,.1. tne +, tauss M VI 1.o oia]e Was ene
upsettih@ o. m 0ll.stove. Damage trifilnE.
The alarm from Box 531 ut 0:o9 o'clock
yesterday morning, followed By a second
thf tjscnvnrv ~ iio,o ~, ~ e,,of ~ TX
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AT LOUISVILLE, KY.

LOUISVILLE, Ky., July ao.-Flre tonight
destroyed GathrIght g. Looks wholesale
saddle and harness factory. q flyc.story stone
front on Main street. The building was filled
with valuable stock. GathsiRht s. Looks'
toss. s05;0oo; insurance. $4,000. Allep,
SnIitll g. Co., commission merchants, at[js!il-
illg, were damaged 81, 900. james f.. irwin.
l9ss lS on oh,nildinE occupied by. Gataftght y
Tho fire originated In lie ceiisf by n work.
man dropping lighted luat&a III heap Of
paper.
, 1881-07-30

8ptcta! Dtspdteh to 1As Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonK, July a0.-Tempernture-3:3 30
p. H., rs; six p. n'., n; 0p. n.. 20; 12 IN. W;
ture for corresponding dats Inst year, UUM.
, 1881-07-30

TAEEERy RuRNED.
HARRISBURG, pa-, July oo.~3rhe large te.l-
merry Of Mclean Bros, at Watsontown,
burned yesterday. Loss, 5000; insurance
$50 co.
, 1881-07-30

AT AUGUSTA, GA.
AUGUSTA, Ga, July a0.-TlIo plantng-tnilt
and lnnchinc-sllops Of Perkins d. Bro. WINS
burned. Loss, s30. .oo0; insurance, 81, 5U.
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tlnw ayes. mean to SEQ TINT the laws arc
Mctcd III the enjoyment OF Lis just rights ~


Spfetdt DIspnteA 10 The th.eaeo 1stsans.
KANSAS Cry. Mo-, July a0.-l'nko Wells,
the notorious desperate, WHO Is hclng hunt
ell t''rougli tho country by armed ten, was
seen nenr suItllyilte, III Clay County, early
men who robbed bank IN Fremont County,
Iowa. about the 10th Of July, mid
at TINT tinlo was shot through tho
thigh 1Ie cannot ride q horse, and Is
being transported through tic country In
Il covered WnRbll. Twelve hundred tlpliars
rGwnrd hns been offered by tlle 1own author.
itles for Ills nrrcst, nntl It Is hardly thought
possible 10 cnt, escapo now. It Inv l,ett.
trnin.rnbbers, because fiu was u friend OF
Jesse tanlcs, bit ltg wgs not, Ms lie WAS shot
III Iowa July 10, and llt,y beoti unable to walk
or ride horse since TINT time.
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dcad body was fonnnd n IL 81 Btray ior,e "a 1uici1 s
with n bullo&rho1e through lin and
!!s. ekn1l mashed In, The murdered
NcCn!loft, had a, brother llero -, at
Hendricks. ai,d ut The time of Tie arrest j,o
appealed to tho authorities not 10 put Gilbert
III lalt. but to turn him lnosa and hn would
nttend to. him. Tho fate Of uendrIcks
tIe lily term % of tie district Gourt, and I lie he
Jury found him guilty. and l!o was sentencvd
to Ee hanged oil t|ie. ean,u day TINT RoseIl.
grants was to he hanged, but tho same respit
was gfea @ .,, r. SnprGc Cort re-
cuted to-day. Notwithstanding Tho Utmost
tnnnlnerabtc murders committed In Lake
County. this Is the first judicial hanging that
has eycr tnken place In The county.
, 1881-07-30

DEMOLISHED WITH DYNAMITE.
6psetAs Dtsnateh to 1hs Chicago 1stouns,
RICHMOND, Ind, July 20.-Thonas IIibbs'
saloon at Cambridge City was partly de-
ploJei in tho coiiar BY unknoW,l VII partles,
supposed to DO temperance fnnatics.
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ISAIAH WALKING
GALVESTON, Texas, July 2o.-Isaial,
Walker, coloretl, was hanged at Gonzales for
the murder OF Ills wife, sonle months ago.
, 1881-07-30

erhlSoF1E1.p. ILL.,, July e0..-Springfieltl
.sehlisened by two shooting atfrays this
seans' Ono occurred at CEark's saloon, on
~ washington street, and will probably
.au'1 IL the death of Theodore Arnat, a
,ssuAs .barkeepcr, who recently came here
ssI virginia, III. The shooting was done
sSsanes Randall, WHO llls been a railroad
w. Nsasa* Contradictory reports uro given of
'Im ~ reasons for the shooting, but tho theory
T%e pol,ce Is that Arnat and his friends
nay ,s 70 Clark's to thump Randall for having
~!asaed one Of their friends; TINT
~ AsaAs knocked Randall down, when
~. 4a''et fired. Randall escaped and
not yet buen found. Iie
sbs sbspesIed r to bo ordinarily quiet and peact-
ito,...i i. i4s parties to tile other shooting were
iactiyhNe OcbarroWs, known as the dog de-
Geha ,l1o.aa @na l1enry Jones, Il coloTcl mail.
NsrshttaG} sllas bNcn employed BY tho City
Id adhs' ~ lof some tlm0 past al n log-catcllur,
tit;,anss ''iade himself very offensive To many
jones ~ III cafrytnE out this obnoxious duty,
ssrns rsG9 m9s trnnk this evening, al,d, hnyllIg
"a tbrsss.i1e! rsssi1eVailco against Dsbarrows, offered
darlinaassa him when they mot. pcbnrrowS
So5ns ousTt H. the Invitation, md Wns followed
nd Id ta,s.anee By Jones, who used offensive
>ox. .t"ssaHllhg language. Finally DebAr-
Hnlnht1tt..,Ie anu shot Jones, who will In all
a1e' DtbarrOWs gavo il!lnsolf up.
, 1881-07-30

A MINE ON FIRE.
TAMAquA. Pa, Jaly e0.-Tle lower lift of
Slope No. at Lausford Is burning. Ait
tile miners at work reached the surface. Tho
probabilities, are that tho mine will have to
be Hooded which will throw between 600 and
COO men and boys omt 1T work.
, 1881-07-30
SHOT Will

SHOT WHILE RESISTING ARREST.
ConslcANA, Tex, July 20.-Dau Wesson,
m alleged horse-tl1ief, wns aiot dead by Dep
Mty Sheriff Cubley. while resisting arrest.
Tom WcSSon surrendered.
, 1881-07-30

A BRUTAL MURDER IN MISSOURI.
j., Fonr scoTr, Kan., July oo.-A most shock
Ing murder WIS committed at tho lIttle town
Of Avoca, III Vernon County, No., Wednes-
day afternoon. a man named Dnker stabbed
young man l,aiue.l Bunnett three or four
times Iii the back with Il knife, u1,.i then crt
Gbollta foot In length, from which his bowels
dropped to tic Grottlla. lie died almost III
stantly. Baker escaped. Some 200 Mcn arc
III pursuit OF hin,
, 1881-07-30
A DETAULTlN0 lso0KKEErER.
Rpfeidt Qfpaifh Ia IhA Ehttaao Tribune.

8VsesdE UHpaltH 10 TIT CH1sd9b 1S5hNN5,
DosroS, July .o.-William D. NVashbnrn,
lookkccpcr for Henry Il. Burroughs l. Co.,
Wholesale dealers In meat, was arrested this
lliort,ng for on,bozzloment, the amount lniss-
lug botng nearly Sl5,000. The fraud was
carried OIL for about eighteen months by
means OF false entries, a,,d was discovered
WINS next l,uattl fronl fl lava. Tl,o oIiIcGrs
Wnrklilg lip tho case discovered that Mrs.
WaslsbMrn WIS OF her way East, and care
fully watched her inovetnelits. ltwns found
ti.t Ilinrsttay night slie went to her m1ti,-
er's house IT. Me!rosc, wliero tho dcfaultcr
WIS arrested LII hri. -
, 1881-07-30

dpketab 11Spdte9 70 4 ~ LHteQ4o 1f&11f&s
LEADvIf.T.r, Colo, July .l-At lalf-past
~ this morning Frank ~ullvert and Nerrjck
Rosengrallts Ycre executed for the murder
0f Jn1iies McCollom aid john I40ngnieycr
rcspeciiyely. Strenuous efforts wers ,na.e
IL snve ftosengraiits. 1t was not certain iii
yesterday morning that Ito would hang.
lIotl Incl, slept we'll. At g:S0 Tho lJrocesslotl
took lp the ilne OF march to the scafioIt,
tw0 miles outside tho city limits. The cor
aclnnctl rodo IN a closed cnrr!aRe
drcn moved over tho hills 10 tic place Ut OK
ecutIol. Rosengratlts lad shown signs 0t
nervousness for weeks past, but walked on
tile platform with firm dclneatlor, Gilbert
WIS cool, Isosengrants made n short nd
dress, stating tlmt lio ileyer committed tho
,lurtier; II case Ut mistaken Identity; no
fenr Of death. but lated the fgnUfnit,y. etc.
;flle rope wns cut nt 40. Both men wero
Jerkod up by the fall Of weights Of go pounds.
Tile crowd was very orderly. Tho weights
worlsett to a charm. In thirteen minutes tic
inell were lowered and pronounced dead.
They will be buried here.
, 1881-07-30

was the murder Of John McCu|lom, In TON
liessea Pnrk, ION the I'll OF October last, GIL.
bert was q c0al.hurner and llntl sold coal 10
8 lnan by the Nntne OF Cosnura. for whom
McCulloln was working, Eur s0!lle reason
connors, had fatled to pay Gllbert. TlIs e!l.
ay 5sgea esi; a;s ad gS gettK afk " III ~ 5s =
anl armed hiiiseif viii . navy 70.
volyer, aud a huge. b0wieknlfe, liz
started in company with. a man named
William Hendricks to hunt hts victim. Full.
inX to tlAd !llnl tle ut once started for Ac-
Culiom's cabin, say!ng he "belol,gel to the
aAl1le outlit,n and It CnnlnnrH could not l18
found he would kill AfgCulial,l. .lip and
ltenurtcks then went to McCntl01n's cahtn,
hnt MeCp!toni haa coms to t9wn. tsil9Yrt
through the towi, 6t,t McG,!Iloln iia,i besr rl
WRrntu that lllbert was hunting him to Kill
HIN. aud went back to the eAlup and to ilia
caeli.. Gthert returlled to tho camp about 10
went, in company with liondricks, to aIc.
Cuti0n'a cabin, aud knocked ut the alDur,
MeCuliolr asked; "Who is there:?'' ll0il.
dr'ckH answered. when tie Iopr waa 0palle.l.
sa ad sgs sssitSa ,5 ~ IL Il, ssIsy's osl s
i You ara Tho son OF i - Tn lo0klnx fnr,,'
and struck n blow ut 1fcCMll0nl with
tha kntfe, cutting A!ls IN tho sl,uul.
der. ~ IcCulloul was cscaplug through
Him and shot HIM. the bull striking McCul.
l0lM In the neck, who Tell ttead, Gilbert was
arrested Auxt Iporn!ng asleep 0n. a c0al-bai!k
and brought to Lea1ylla0 md lodged IN jail.
HENDRICKS WAs AlaIsksTRD
y few day8 after. Both meu we're examined,
and Gilbert was held without bail, while
Hendricks was allowed bail However. 1t
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-04-13
Practical Treatise on Midwifery,
BY Horton Howard, NJ. D.,

Giving elaborate instructions in all that pertains
to-the ct eucture functions, and health of the Fe-
male Organs of Generation, and treating fully of
Conception, Rules for the prevention Of Concep-
ton, Development Labor, Nursing, Dis eases OF
the Womb b st Remedies, etc The whole being
rendered mere plain by many exceedingly I'M
portant ILLUSTRATIONS. Large octave, cloth
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The taste for Engravings increases every day.
Those which we publish finely printed on
heavy plate paper size 20x2+ inches, and are far
superior te the cheap colored Autographs retailed
at double the prico. Our list embraces the follow
ing beautiful subjects:
/. THE BABE OF BETHLEHEM. The best rep
resentation of the nativity of our Saviour
ever published.
Q, NAZARETH. Very beautifully representing
Joseph, Mary and the child, Jesus on their
return from Egypt.
3 FROM SHORE TO SHORE. Anauegorical en-
craving suggestive of LIES Journey from
childhood to old ago. One of the most pop
ular subjects published
4. SPRING TIME OF LIFE. Representing hap
by group of children, all ages, playing on
the sunny side of the hill, with lambs sport
ing in their midst.
8. THE FIRST LOVE. Represents boy of ten
summers surrounded with his pet cats,
very pleasing subject
AN ABMFUL. Representing a httlO girl IN
vading the sanctum of the cid cat with her
half dozen kittens
T. THESE ARE MY JEWELS. illustrating the
classic story of Cornelia, she points to her
two sons, and exclaims, "These are my
Jewels
8 THE FAITHFUL WIFE AT HOME. A splen-
did companion piece to the former, is rep
resentation of a charming incident III the
life of the noble Lucretia
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FARM NOTES.

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