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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-10
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
NEWS OF TIE DAP.

Tho Ttxas stete se3ste. By vote of % 10 7.
yesterday, decided 10 submit the question OF
prohibition 10 the people.
s. Frank Hubbort, resident ct Salem, Roa.
noke c:ulty Vs., .mnittcd suicide yesterday
attcEnoOD by shocticg himself 10 The temple, OF
The SuedIy llCuso, Philadelphia.
Mr.. Galloway Cbeslop, OF esteemed AID
wealthy c!tlz % OF B.iiimgre. ard President uf
tho Beard CT Trustees of tie Johro HOPKINS
Oc!VeIsIy, cied yesterday at his e,dcnee 10
that city.
Daricl ". GaDtley, who served with disiiro-
tlon ln the war of 1872. died at bis residence in
Ath2Ls, N. Y, 90 Tuesday evening, aged nine
the lest survivor Of the famous New York Has
| sa1s, who were Distinguished tor their vilor 10
their day.
Mr. William TGotter. Ct West Auste MO w,
near lcungB;oW0, Oaio, has boon arrested,
| charged With causing he deeth of his SOD,
aged is. The bog vas arrested ca charge Of
disturbing religious netiiog. and lhs father,
| 10 his rage, knocked him down & ght OF stairs,
| lri'chng tinries that resulted in his death.
There we're 90 new Developments yesterday
| as to the sale of The Philadelphia. Winiogtou
and Baltimoro Rlirosd TO tho PENNSYLVANIA
na!liO.Q company. Mr. Jarrett, CT the Is. a..
y. Company who is 10 Now York. is said to be
| negotiating Tor o Few line between Baltimore
and Philadelphia. and Col. McComb asserts
| that euoh road will be built.
| A freight train Cd the mGo stem of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was badly wreck.
ed about m:le above ELLIOTT City yesterday
| etteruoOc. a heavy boulder. weighing about
tgo TOM, fell dcwa from high bank acres, the
railroad track and owing to deep tucve 10
| the rosd at that point, the cDgiocer was not
ab,c 10 sec tho obs.rtc iou until the ergioe
| was almost upon il. 10 the crash 6va cirs was
| thrown from the track. Two completely demcl-
ishcd, and the engine quite badly damaged.
Tho treck Was also torn up for s:ms distarc,.
Nooc Ct the train men were Injured, although
both engineer end fireman remained % tho
e9gi 80 uutl after tho cash,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-10
Proceedings of the Senate Today

WASHINGTON, D. O., March 10, ISSl.-Im.
medlately upon the reassem bling of the Senate
message from the President of the u, s. was
received. Senator Pendleton, of Ohio, offered
resolution providing for the organic alton of
the standing committees cf the Senate, The
resolution was resd, subject to objection raissd
by Senator Anthony, of Rhode Island,
After tho reading of the resolution, Senator
Anthony moved that it b, printed and lie unon
the table subj lot to b:iog called up to morrow.
Agreed to. W 1'''''"'
Senator Pendleton then offered a resolution
proVIdlrg for tho organization of the select
committees, which was disposed of in similar
manner' and at 1915 p. NJ, on motion of San.
ator Garland, OF Arkansas. the Senate went
Int executive.
when the doors we're reopened, the Senate.
at l245. adjourned until to morrow at l2m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-10

The President, n hi, lnaug uGal I'd ircss, aid:
Ths Constitution OIL j the laws made in pvrsC.
aaoo thereof ayo C, d lall continu, to be tie
supreme law Of the land, tha: il is bis duty. to
have that law cxcc1tce. AMI that be will 1or
fer n that duty. Tie Constitution says: Fall
faith AID tr,dit shall be given 10 each Sale 10
the public ac:s, records aud Judicial process ines
OF every other State. Now il vas DULY week
or two ago that cJurs in New York dismissed
a suit upon the ground thst divorces granted
IN another State was o. co etfec; 10 The State of
New York, and it is nothing ulusual for Cav
eroors Of Northern States to refuse the rtqui.i'
tons of Southern Governors for malefac:ors,
provided they b. negroes 0: c2rpe: bsagols.
As divorce is certainly judicial proceeding,
and guberna!oria .equisi:;ou il ss undouht.
edlG public act, grave question il here raised,
which We hopo tho President may b able 10
s,ttlo satisfactorily.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-10

The most definite u.teranoe VIC have rec,nt!y
seen respecting the probable party utilization Of
General Malone is contained 10 the Senator q
Washington organ of this morniog. It is as
follows:
Republicans confidently expect that General
Malone will unite with them and their four
prospective colleagues in the matter o. orgsni.
zstlon, and that therefore at an early day they
will be able. with the aid OF the Vice President:
casting vote, to reorgsn H., the Senate, and there
after retain control of It's committees and pat
ronage."
A short time WILL determine whether his be
true or not. but We don't wall see how it can
be true whom We remember that the Senator
Richmond organ said. not ve'y lcns ago. that
hs was not only democrat but Southern
man and Virginian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-10

The republicans 10 tho Senate in oid:r to
give tho few positions ct the disposal OF that
body to their partisans, and to get for them"
selves the chairmanships of It's committees,
went 90 far as to threaten an extra session OF
Congress if tho DEMOCRATS did not indefaitely
postpone the reorganization OF thoss commit
tees, and thus delay the confirmation Of exacu'
tive appointments. for which express purpose
the President had the extra session Of the
Senate convened. Such threat YVES foolish,
because. though the people get along much
better when Congress is DOT 10 session, still. if
the imaginary txlgencies Of tho country demand
an extra session. such is tho desire of the aver
age democratic, congressman TO appear 10 pub.
lie on the stage that he vii! be found to obey q
call for an extra session IS readily and ss cheer.
fully es the most ultra republican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-10

GRAPE CuLTURE.-Mr. Oscar Robertson. e
Albemarlo county, Va contributes to the Rich.
mond Bulletin an article on the subject of grapo
culture and wine making in the Piedmont re.
gien of Virginia. which I'm bodies great deal Of
useful information. The cost of planting and
cultlvating an acre of vines to the time of bear.
Ing he estimates at SAT 80. with average annus
cost thereafter of Sl4 The average yield after
bearing ranges from 2l75 to 1882 lbs, according
to variety; the average money value of which
yield is from SS7 to $l37. Within accessible
points OF ChariotiesVille. In AlbsmArlo, the acre
age of grape. planted ia about 400 acres. Of this
200 acres are bearing The Concords largely pre-
ponderats. Fresh plAn.iugs the last two years
arc largely increasing tina Nortons, and 10 tried
mountain localities the Delaware and Ostawba
are taking fresh start. The foregoing reie1s
only. to sections tributary to Charlottesville
leaving Gu! considerable vineyards in Orange
Nelson and those at and sround From. Royal
It is steadily increasing, and destined TO be al
Important agricultural element in Virgins 10
the near future. if not eliminated" Gu; Of exist.
ence Charlottesville Chronicle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-10
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Conference MI. E. Church south,


Especial dispatch to tho Alexandra Ct z ,lte.]
HARRIsoEBUrG March l0.-The session OF
the conference Of the NJ. T. Church South,
which convened in this p!sce yesterday, lasted
Till morning from o'clock Till F. M, during
mes. of which time the characters OF the minis.
ters of the East Baltimore District were taken
up and passed upon, and the condition of the
district examined iato with satisfactory results.
Nothing Of Importance to Alexandra has yet
been considered. The Bishop reached here 10.
day end is presiding.
Rev. e. W. Wilson presched q very able and
instructive sermon last night. DR.. Sled will
preach tonight
Everything is moving on harmonicusly and
most satisfactorily.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-10
PUBLISHED DAILY s. TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 10, 1851.
Now that the President has indicated By his

Now that the President has indicated By his
lnsu lural address that he will be the President
OF the whole oouotry, and 20! the nero repre-.
sentative Of the republican party, and shows Ky
appointing cy Senator Thulma1 member CT the
International monetary commission that mtro
rarlisaaship will not c,atrol bis patronage, the
ultra, bloody shir, sectional newspaper that Gen
Malone has nsda bis Washington crgaD, pros
voked at tho possible era Of restored amity aud
reconciliation presascl by wat hos been 50 far
learned cfthe President pol.c7, the comirg Of
which era will make sectionalists and dsturbers
or public pea,o lece 10 tho rear, has rccom-
menced operations at the Southern outrage"
mills, in order. If possible, to delay the approach
of the good time which all patriotic men long
for-wlen tao word secioralsm shall be oblit
Grated from the lexicon Of The Union. The fol-
lowing is fair sample OF its present uterauces:
The kingdom OF Dahomey is IS free realm
as has been any Ststo on the Gulf Of Mexico
since 1874 The smiling bulldcz ,rs. VINO gushed
and fswned ct the Executive Mansion four years
ago. created condition throughout the extreme
South compared with which the French reign
o. terror WAS small local disturb ,Ece. White
American citizens Of Southern birth, who brave.
~ fought 10 the Confederate army to tho and,
have been political slaves for six ycarf, with
whom freedom Of speech and political action
m can't merciloss persecution and os!racsm, and,
If persisted in to tho danger of Bourbon dorai-
ma ion-death. Every instinct Of decent man
mood revolts ct the savage methods Of the ruling
cls's alluded TO. They have SO debsuched go
ele:y, so degraded the moral sense, and go biu-
tsllzed the body of their adherents that the
foundations OF socloty have slipped away, and
the fountains of the great deep of vice and crime
In political stl.irs are broken up. II every black
AMI white republican ard every liberal and
Rreenbacker 10 Alabama could bs cas-. in to tho
sea to-day the Bourbons left behind would be 81
each others throsts for possession OF the hide
Gus political deity they have erected
Wba. this paper snys IS. Of course, of GO c,n,
stquenc, to President Garfield. inasnrc1 az it
was aud is the tXoo1crt of Gsantism, and as it
suggested to him tho ACCESSIBILITY of advertising
for M adviser when ne lad the extra session Of
the Senate convened Oh the An inst. but that
II should be the mo lthpiecs Of Senator fr m
the State Of Viri in. passeth the u7ioIs!si Dc
aog Of great m pyp''n'N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-10

The BORDEAUX sCANDAL.-Ths Lonloa
Times thus briefly aud in yelled language refers
10 the latest sensational case in the foreign
courts: "a seven days trial, unparalleled even
in Franc. terminated at Bordeaux. a BasQu,
nurse maid. twenty. eight years of age, nsnsd
Marianne Laborde, Was convicted OF delivering
up to indescribable orgies her employers two
children, girl of eleven and boy Of ten, while
three men. one OF them the mmsndant OF he
garrison, another druggist. the intimate friend
OF the parents of the victims, wero convicted q
outrsging the little girl. The nurse dragged
the soup to send the parents to sleep, and q,
night took the children 10 the houses OF these
men, detorring them by threats from reve.iDg
the plot. Their haggstd looks led, after many
monthR. to the discovery. confession being sera
ra;ely extorted from them. and he nurse, alter
some &C, preVsrIcalions disclosed the whole story.
The only defence that could bs sot up was tia.
she was under delueion. but tho children's los
hmony was sufficiently corroboratcd, except as
TO two other men and two women, who were &C.
quilted. The druggist was sentenced to twenty,
tne nurse and the druggists servant. an elderly
JeW'ss. 10 ten, and the two othor mon TO Elk
years imprisonment"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-10
In Distress,

WASHINGTON. D. G., Mar. lO.-Tbe s;s..,
Corps Station o. Portsmouth. N. II, reno,Is Il
the Chief Signal officer as fellows: ThrSn -. 80
sells are in distress near this barber, 6 b va
laden with cotton, about $50 yards ltoo . bba.s
the other two being scboouers, ouc labt, rsm r,s
unknown. The U. 8. steamer, Leydsp Iss
conc to render assistance. "''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-10
The Markets.,

BALTIMoRs, Mar 10.-Vir9inis 6s oil - 20
IS; psst due eoupops 93I: nav ID ais ia -
coupon 94S bid to-day. Cotton duh middlias
liz Flour steady and unchanged Wre..--
southern steady Western higher and intciya
closing easy; Southern red 1lSa120; do amber
l23al25i No Maryland 1874; No 2 Wes,,rn
winter rcd spot and March 1ls; April isl.
ii9t; May. 1!etalles; June liz ,ll8 Corr
Southern higher: Western higher and firm
Southern white 574 do yellow 5si; Wester:
mixed epot 5S3s5e4; March GGi .57; April
5l3s51a; Msy 53I.5l; steamer 5i!. 0a,s
steady; Western white 44a4S; do m1@d
42s45. Rye firm at 105sl08 Hsy unchanged
Coffee steady: Rio csrgoss ordinsry 10 fsir l0t
al21. Sugar icm; A soft g. WHISKY quiet a:
81 l2sl Is.
NEW YoRK. March 1O-Stocks unsettled.
Money & Flour dull. Wheat duh. Cjrn QUIT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-10
Three Men Drowned.

HoEE1Lk March lob. B. Bsrco, ChsrIes
nam and man named Wilkinson, rscentlv
t uout 5h,c an are REPORTED drowned. They
as;d tbo .ne river IN sailing boat, and it is
90. Mr; Barco leaves a wife and several child.
fep' Wilkinson also has family in Richmond
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-10
The Tennessee Debt.

NASHVILLE, Tenn.. March lO.-The Amer
loan has information that the Governor has "a.
celVed proposition from b,ndholders to setlis
the State debt at par and three per oent.
interest; the bonds to run 80 years and o,unnns
to be made recsivabls for taxes. The nronosi.
ton will probably be sent to the L,eislstnrs
within day or two.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-10
Not Guilty.,

BALTIMORE, Mar. 10.-In tho Criminal Com,
this morning in the case of William Ualende,'
on trial for the murder CT George +. Talbot hv
stabbing in saloon on Fayetto street. or thu
night of December 9th last, the jury after be.
ing, out all night brought in verde. Of No.
guilty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-10
The Maine kenatorsh!n

AUGUSTA, Me-, Fob. 10.-Ttc fus;or;s .,
their caucus last night dropped the ramts ~
Plaisted. Anderson and Talbot. and uonin,tsa
as candidate for U. S. Senator. Il. A. Fye
of Bstbsl. Mr.. Frye vas formerly prots,,
Judge of Oxford county, and hiss filed o,bs,
Offices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-10
Dead.

fITTsBuRG. Pa Mar. lO.-John w ptto,k
que OF the proprietoIs Of the Pittsburp Ieadar
neg Yesterday morning. Mr.. Pittock has b.en
.u1eflng from complication of disesass for
zone months. and his death was moi nneJ.
pected, He was the founder of the Lesdsr And
selt'n ade man, having at ono Time baen a
aeWsboy. His age was SO years. O''n =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-10

ANOTHER ACCIDENT ON THE B. &P.RR,
The train that #, Washington ct 4:2O .. ID.
yesterday. 90 the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
rad. was wrecked By land slide seven miles
from Baltimore. TIE fireman, LOUIS Nc Keeyer,
was killed, bat nore of the passengers wero
seriously injured. The accident oc,urred
short distance south of Winaus' Station, which
is near the point whore the Baltimore and Po
tomae passes under the tracks Of tho Baltimore
and Obi' railroad company. The train, cor
sIstlng Of engine No. 273 and ono baggage oar,
one express car, two oomtin, alton smokiop spd
passenger cars. aud two passenger cas-, Hss
preclpltated 20 feet into fsld at the popt
named, bY the giving way Of the embsnkmen,
upon Woish the track was laid. The break vas
about Is feet long, and VA, c,used by the heavy
rains softening the earth of tho em5arkmoot,
which was unable to bear the weight of tho
passing care, four Of which fell into the Open
ing, while the engine and tender succeeded 10
passing over-only to bs overturned BY the
violent ,rks that followed as the couplings Of
the train snecessively gave way. The ireman's
body was trisbtfulIy maugIed, aud was nearly
severed at tho hips and at .h, breast,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-10
FOREIGN NEWS,

Tho Arms bill in tho British House of Com
mons BIS reached its final stage.
Further arrests 10 Ireland uodcr the coercion
cot Gre reported 10 view OF union of Prot
estants and Catholics in the cause of the Land
League 10 Ulster and Derry counties. 90 demon.
sraton will be mado on 81. Patrick's Day, 10
order to prevent religious disc,rd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-10

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS YESTERDAY.
P;xiey end ais vs. Roanoke Navigation Cons
pauy. Aligned by judge j. A. Meredith for
appellants and ". W. Henry. E;q., for appel.
lee. and submitted.
SaImond vs.. Roanoke Navigation Company.
Argued By Judge j. A. Meredith for plaintiff
3D.: w. w. Henry, Esq, for defendant error,
aud submitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-10
Disaster.

ST. JoHN's, N. T., March l0.-It is i1;t
reported from Fortuno Bay that an American
schooner. herring laden, hts been lost with all
hands The name is uuknoWn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-10

Ihe proof of the valus Of aoy article is its
popular use AID the testimony 10 its favor. The
SAFE OF ". Bulls Cough Syrup is i'm nense and
the testimony yolumiuous,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-10
The WALKING Match

NEW IoaK. Mar. l0.-The score at ths walk.
ing match this morning stood at 10 o. clock "A
iollows: Bowel 272 miles, C'Lesry 2ss mi,es
a1o laps, Vaughan 296 miles and lana. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-10
EXTRA SESSION 10 circulation that

EXTRA SsssIoN.-Rumors in circulation that
40 extra session of Congress will be ched 10
May lsck coi6rmaiioc. Secretary Blaine's at.
tentlon beiog called to a published statement
that be had said an ezra session would be call
ca Tor May 18Th. his emphatic reply was, II
nave never made suoh statement, aud further.
more have never heard the proposition dis.
eussed."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-10

A dispatch from Washington says; "The
only letter written by President Garfield to any
member of the Cobdcn Club vas enc addressed
to the secretary in August last. in reply to q
letter from bin. 10 this letter President Gar.
field said: II do not believe 10 the principles
of the Cotd,n Free Trade Club. but would be
pleased to see full discussion of the question
of the tariff" President Garfield distinctly
states that the language and sentiments attribu
ted to bis letter by the London Daily Telegraph
Ere entirely incorrect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-10
Tne Senate Committees, &c,

The democratic senatorial CAUCUS yesterday
fnalIy determined upon tho following nssga.
mott OF craftsmanship Of committees:
Privileges ard Elections. Mr.. SALISBURY;
Forcgo Relations, Mr. Johnston; Finance, MIR,
Ba7arJ; Appropriations, Mr.. Davis, w. Va;
Commerce, Mr.. Ransom; judiciary, Mir. Davis,
Illinois; Military Affairs, Mr.. Grover; Naval
AtfAirs, Mr. Mcpherson; Plstofhces Mr..
Max3g; Public l'snds, MIR. Jcnos, Fla; Ipdisn
Affairs, hlr. Coke; Pensions, Mr. Groome;
Claims. Mr.. 9, csrcl; Patents, MIR. Call; Terri
tories, Mr.. Bailel; Railroads MIR. Lamar; Re-
vision Of the LAWS Mr.. Garland; Agriculture,
MIR. Sitter, Maruiscures. Mr.. Williams; Edu.
cation AID Labor. Mr.. B1o9r; Mioos md Mn-
ing. ME. Farley; District of Columti,, Mr.
Harris Civil ScrviJo AID R?trer c1mcnt, Mir.
Walker; Public Buildings and Grounds, MIR.
Vcsf; lnnroVemsnt of tho Mississippi River
end lis Iil5u:aTic-, Mr. Jonas; Transportation
Routes to tho Seabosrd, Mr.. Beck; Private
Land Claims. Mr.. Edmund; Revolutionary
Couklinp; ElrolIed Bi ls, MIR. Pugh; Rues, MIR.
Morgan; 10 Ey,mino tho Several Branches of
tho Civil Sew CO.. Mr. Hampton; Census, Mr..
Pen5lGtor; Library, Mr. VOORHEES,; Presideutisl
Elections, Mr. Morgan; Epidemic Diseases MIR.
Harris; Psintio:. Mr.. Hi. G,.; Contingent
Expenses. Mr.. Vance.
iEtro WIS 90 d!ticrcrc! OF opinion Is to tho
p.opfiet7 God eXDedletc7 of exercising the
power OF the present majority to crGatiz, tho
Senate committees Without further delay.
General Malone vas assigned places On tho
committees en- Military Affairs, Railroads AID
Education.
The soleoioa ct Mr.. Camden, of Wes! Vir.
gina, OF the FlGaLc3 Committee, Was opposed
on tic grounds first, that s?mo Southern man
should be placed on tho committee, snd, second
IL, that 80 Nj. camden IL national bank pres
idsnt, bis appointment 90 this committee
niighG give il. or at least seem TO give it. suoh
Q leaning towards legislation 10 favor Of raional
banks aad protective tariffs ID would bo unHise
and impolitis, in view OF thc ssntintns Of
ms j)ri,y Of ito democratic parry upon these
subjects. The debate yes pTotrGc;cd fer scVa.
raj hours upoa ttcso aad ocsoa!e questions, but
loalIy tbo selection vas agreed 10. viii the
understandings that it may yet be changed after
consultation on tho part CT seVersl members
with Mr. Camden, WHO was not present during
the discussion,
The republican caucus determined 10 decne
10 submit lists fer committee membership. Gnd
refuse to promote any organ ,tl0n OF the CON-
mittecs uDti tho republican vacancies 10 the
Senate gro filled.
[. IL now understood that Judge Davis. Of
Illinois, intends TO vote with the democratic; but
the republicans expect that General Malone
will unite With them aud their four prospective
colleagues 10 lEc matter Of organization, and
that. therefore, they will be able-Wth tho aid
Of the Vica Presidents clsiing vote-to re or
ganizs Tho Stuatc. and thereafter retain control
OF its committees end patronage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-10

AN OUTRAGED HUSBANDS REYENGE.-
Michael j. REILLY, 40 ex letter carrier. formerly
a policeman iu St. Louis. who descending
from the third 10 the second story of shoe
factory Yesterday morning, met Albert G.
Hatch. who was going up stairs. and shot him
In the head, killing him Instantly. From &C
qaslntancss of both men it is learned that
REILLY had ssducsd Hn,ohs wifi, and had on
two or three occasions taken Der away from
home and spent two or three days aud nights
With her at G lime. Hatch vowed vengeance,
and openly and repeatedly stated that be would
XII! REILLY on sight. When they met on the
stairway that morning Hatch attempted to draw
weapon, but Richly was too quick for him,
aud sent bullet through his brain before he
could get bis pistol out. Hatchs hand was in
big pistol pocket when 10 died. REILLY Was
taken 10 the police station but refuses to make
statement uoti be has consulted lawyer.