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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-04

READING, Pa, August 3.-Rain this morn
ing was very heavy and appeared like 8
cloud burst. Many streets were filed
with water from curb to curb. The ce..
lars of many houses were flooded. Work
men were driven cut Of many foundries by
water running into the working rooms.
Great damage was done to orchards and the
tobacco crops.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
a.sao New Cases, I.as, Deaths.

3,SEO New Casesi It4ot DeAths.
MADRID, August 3.-In the whole Of Spa o
on Saturday there we're reported $500 ne"
cases Of cholera and ,i64 deaths from that
disease. The military governor Of Grsns-
dobas succambed to The pestilence. Caol.
Gro is raging in the convict settlement q,
Carthage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-04
Sunocated.

MADR1D, August 3.-The Correspond
epcis Espana reports that Eve persons we're
suffocated while house was being funi-
gated at Jaen. Cholera continues to spread
10 new provinces.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-04
R.I-rnSo-s t-o-n Sr;ce I.lsp3s

Balry odors from Spice Islands,
Waited BY the tropic breeze;
S0Z0D0NT in heslthful fragrance
Cannot be surpassed by these.
Teeth it whitens. puri6es;
You VIII use It If you're wise.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-04
Wires Down.

CHICAGO, August 3.-The services of the
telegraph companies have been very much
prostrated to day as the result of the sto:m
of yesterday, many wires being down. To-
day the storm is prevailing east of Pitts
burg and Buffalo, which is causing delay in
services.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-04

e Coal shipments from Pittsourg on the
present rise viii probably reach 5000, 700
bushels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-04
THE STORM.
Considerable Injury to the Crops Re-
ported.
gnacial 10 Ia Re0iStsr,

Considerable Injury to the Crops Re-
ported.
Special 10 tAs ResisGsr.
ARMsTRoNG's MILLS, Ono, August 3d.
The heavy rains in this section the past
twenty-fOur hours accompanied with strong
winds has laid great deal of the growing
corn so badly that it will not rise again.
The oats yet uncut are somewhat damaged.
The storm is general, and more or less dam
age is reported to the growing crops.
Severe Storm ut Marietta.
Special 10 TIE RegiStr.
MARIErTA, o., August IA severe rain
storm visited this section last night HoOding
easements and cellars and causing consid-
cradle Inconvenience although no serious
damage. Rain fell to the depth of two and
q half inches.
The Rain at Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, KY, August 3.-The ther-
mometer has fallen to rs degrees, and it is
delightfully."- cool after the steady rain Of
last night. Reports from all over the State
indicate that the rain has been general.
Baltimore Flooded.
BALTIMORE, August al has been rain
ing heavily here to-day. Jones FAILS over
flowed and HaRis street and Centre market
space were Inundated to depth of two feet
Cellars are flooded in the western section Of
the city. AT Frederick City Corvalle creek
nverfowa5 ita hankz and residents in de-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-04

WASHINGTON, August ga special to
the Morning News from Smyrna, Delaware,
says: A terrible c-clone visited this sec
ton this afternoon, ootally destroying prop
erfy for miles in swath of 800 feet wide
Stock was killed and orchards, corn6elds,
ETC., were destroyed. No lives are known
10 be lost. ..- -- Il
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-04
yyork for the Nahdi,s IIeutenants.

SuAkIx. August 3.-The Mahdi selected
Abdallah for the Southern Soudau, OsmAu
Digna for the Northern Soudan, Senua for
Egypt and Mollah Abdallahman for Kordo-
fan and Dsrtur to continue the war, and
apuropriated 0,OD0, 900 piastres therefor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-04
WHEELING w. VA, TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 4, 1885.
Damage at Reading.

pressed portions of this city were driven
from their homeI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-04
On Suspiclon.

Two men, brothers, named Tiplett, were
arrested to-day on board the Roselle,
charged with having committed murder
u Carter county, Ky, and lodged in jail at
this place
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-04

BKUssELs August 3-Ths Eord ays that
ENGLAND has conFented to Russia's propoial
TO leave the Zul6car question TO be settled
bv the mint boundary commission.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-04
The ObsequiaR-

Clerk Clark, Of the House Of Represents
tives wishes all congressman who desire to
attend Gen. Grants funeral to telegraph
him at Washington 30 that Gen. Hancock
may be advised and provision made for
them in the line of procession.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-04
The Alexandria Awards Due.
-ha zuI6car nuasffou.

LONDON, August 3.-The Alexandria in
dempity awards are payable during the
d esent week.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-14
OBITUARY.
JAMES ANDREW.

sA4A6 AN0RANs
Gladly the wearied and worn spirit Of
james Andrew, ct early dawn May 2, 1885,
must ksye heard the Masters call. Come
up highsr"
Mr.. Aadrew was burdened by the
weight Of aearly IS years, bis weakness At
times a@oanting to positive pain. but
never Vas . complaining word heard to
fall from his lips. His oheerfulness dur
ing his dsclining years will not soon be
forgotten by many, never by one. Early
Il life be professed religion, . profession
y 'hieh be ever adorned by christian-like
IN, III. His death was in quietness and
mac = We have followed our loved one
"A Tia shores of the final river; and be has
recedso from our view. No more do we
isten 4 his pleasAnt voice nor behold his
,bserful a. wntenAncs. He 10 hidden from
n nv ths I'll Of Aaakh. The misty veil
n nortai;tv 70 blinds oar eyes that We
,se not the ho vssing angd hand on the
,hores Of eternity. But thosgh distant|
ma invis;bls - tsel tho spell Of celestial
,ttraction ana arm. y bsifeys that the ties
vhich bound ssul I, : so.l on eartn snali
1T forever. We "a. /. down tho vista OF
he coming years sad sa.sfed: We grieve
because We cannot help y. bat 20 grisve
OF for him. He Is with ~ Company OF
he redeemed" and under. Sesen MN are
he everlast arms" In which He oss resi-
rom oil his troubles.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-14

A WAshisgton dispatch 10 Tho New
York Journal " Cc~mwu rsisrs = follows
70 very serious question. which the Cd
nIaistrstion mast meet
The treasury statement made public ~
csatly has increased ths apprehension Of
the administrators On account 81 ths fast
that The decrease u gold aad increase Of
silver owned BY the government l. soisg
on 81 an aceslsrAtsd ratio. January 2.
1884. the government ovnsd slcA. 900. 600
gold; January !. 1885. u ovasd tlll. 0o0.-
0O0-a decrease 81 : little more than 81
900, 900 month. Three msnths later
April /. lsS5.--it owned tl2s. O0o. 900 Of
eold--s dscrsass Of more than -. 000. 900
: month The sxsst agurss for month
ago we're eI25. 70S. 256. To-day ths govern
nsnt svns Sill. 927. so4 in sold-s loss 10
thirty days Of t7.S65. 602. Al the nate Of
loss for the past month. the gold in the
treasury would last about months, but y
each month shows much larger dscreass
than the month before, Il may b. doubted
whether the supply Of gold will last till
the end Of the calendar year. The treas
ury 10 constantly paying out gold and tax.
ing in silver. How long this can last be.
fore tho United Htstss will b. compelled
10 tender silver payments Of oil obligs-
lions. is the question which 6ecrstsry
Manning is now trying 70 solve.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-14
DAVID BULKLEY'S--EsrArs.

DAVID BULKLEY'S--EsTATs
OHrArE or VERMONT, District Of Manchester, %
In Probate Court held ct Manchester, within
and for said District on the And day OF hay
A. d, 1885.
The Administrator on the estate of David
BuIkIey, late Of Manchester in said District Dc.
ceased, presented an application IN writing TO
said Court setting forth the amount OF debts due
from the deceased the charges OF administrA-
ton and the yAlue Of the psrsonal estate, and
representing that II will be necsssary to sell
part OF the real estate OF tho deceased, viz: the
Ireland wood lot so-called, and the Slocum lot
so.called, both In Manchester, including the
rsyesion Of the widows dover therein. Tor the
purpose OF paying said debts and charges; and
prayipR said court for the reasons Aforesaid to
grant him license TO sell said real estate.
Whereupon II vas ordered that hearing on
ssid spplIca,ion.be rad ct . Probate Court to be
held q the Probate Office in Manchester in said
District on the S0th day Of Nay 1885. and
that notice OF said application, the nature and
reasons thereof, and the time and place OF hear.
ing III sreon, be- given 10 al psrsohs interested
BY the publication hereof three week sucness-
lively In tbs Manchester Journal. . newspaper
printed q WINCHESTER in raid District, previous
t2sw LOVELlND NUNsoN, Juago. !
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-14

4 - hnila Yrsu ~ ~ I hsld svssy
Ihss. s~iAw = ~ sssny. 81 iroa hin
I ssorn 10 rseeirs quastse. ed y him 1
vili ssv~ great ~ sosi h dssaA; r. iAsy
ass oo4nuS6 aad vfiiains esosgA Brother
Hssry - I arrived vflhset hindrases.
I hsss hsd sksils ell ~ vey. bal l hops
70 livs 70 kill - YAsksss ~ svssy chill
thai I ever hal. lsarn tkss Hsrdss u
s4ill IL ~ Arkansas linss. issstivs. and II
this proves true l viii tsoaes ~ rssigna-
tios ssd 60 imnediately - Ksatscky. !
hope thsi viii DO ny duty = ssbsl sad
! frss man. eisss have losnd out the
tTaies rs<a Of Ksstaaky. istssd 10 begin
work II murder il sasaese, md II ever
spass % of tAsm nay ball b. NJ portion.
Ivaat 70 - Union blood nov dssp enough
ios ny horss 70 swim 10.
Your Husband.
yAnm bLAcxpunx.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-14

After using oil the humbug liuiments
and salves with aurs failure. 60 and get Of
your druggist Hop Plaster. The strong.
est and best porous plaster ever made.
vastly superior to al other external rome
dies. The complete puin alIAying Of fresh
Hops combined with Strengthening Gums
and Burgundy Pitch. Csc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-14

Mr. DAuoHTER and myself. grsa suhsr-
on from Catairb. have been CURED ~ Eiys
Cream Balm. Ny sense Of smell re. dored
and health greatly improved, -.
Stanton, Merchant. Ithaca. N. Y. Easy
u use. Price 80 cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-14

IHAvH BEEN severe sufferer fro' Ga
tarrh for the past fifteen years. With as
tressing pain over my eyes. Grsdu Ally
the disease worked dows upou my lun 90.
About : year and half ago ccnmenc''d
using Ely's Cream Balm. With most graf
tying results. and am today apparently
eursd.-Z. G. WARREN, Rutland, VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-14

Are you disturbed u nights and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pAin Of quitting tesths Il 90.
ssnd u once and get bottle Of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething. II cares ,lyseutery. diarrboea,
regulates the stomach aud bowels. cures
wind collie. softens the gums. reduces In
fsmation. sad gives tone and energy to
the whole system Mrs Winslov's Hooth.
ing Syrup for Children Testhiog il pleas.
ant 70 the taste and is tbs prescription Of
one Of the oldest and best female physic.
isps and nnrses in the United States, and
Is for sale by ell druggists throughout the
world. Price. % cents bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-14

TNOR8ALR.-As small steam Engine and boiler
Il eli complete. Will DO sold very cheap.
Addrsss. or. ORVI6.
Manchester. w., July 18th. 1883.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-14
FOR SALE.

In East Rupert. w., good iocstion, within
I've minutes walk Of school, store and cheese
factory. Containing 100 acres Of good land: we'll
proportionsd 10 mea dow, pasture and woodland
80 apple trees good bearing sixe, oil grated,
also excellent sugar orchard Of llov trees, large
house nearly new and good outbuildings. IL ,
very desirable place. Price Low and terms easy.
For further info, nation call on or address
E.S. DANFORTH. Kxscutrix.
East Rupert, w., April let. 1885. A6sweAw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-14

uale's ueney the great Cough cur s'aSc. 90 =
0lenn's oulphur soap heals L be susines' %
0ernanCorn Remover kills Corn. " bunions
Mngs Nsls aat whistler Dys-Dlack and wown' -.
Pixies Testhache Drsps cure In \ unu~..se
Scans Rheumatic Pills arc sure efe' -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-14

Jsns Rls0kbsrp Of Ksstseky = - sp-
plissat ios ths cslisctorship 10 his dis
trisl He i ''ssasrssd" By hh big
bsothss Ssoasor Blackburn. senator Beck.
Spsakx CssIisis and other heavy vsiehts.
Sens of bic LOYAL ssighbon, however. OBJ
isst y hb Alag ; gsvsrsnsst position
- hass aads publis " following Istssr
writes y hin 70 ~ vifs h ":
Asn0sox. Va. Oct 2. 1851.
~ Ds~ WifS: II have len you Asd cur
sbiidrsa Il The lad u ths DEPOT. bat
Oh gBnoe ~ nay scoa ~ ahls = naks
~ Usiea - y Rsstaeky TEL ~ sdes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-14

--TSs sssunl ssonnissttss 4 49,
m i1saeA ~ q =. a -. - ~ =
sstkos - snssn vfIl - ~ nlAy 1eth.
--1As ssasnl sssvssliss = Adssiss1
cAssts No 10 n 4 - viii y ~ Jss'
4. vish sisc&sos u e1scsss Iss " so0is(
yas.
--Hsvsrd l. MsssAosss = ~ Milsss
~ HTry Hsws = sakiss vsaaAiss -
yin spssl ~ ssssss vith hs sss's
Dr.. wynaa.
--P. J. wAika ~ isaily sstssssd
fspa ChisAgs - vssk ~ n.y. sxpess \
sssids 10 ssvs IT. ~ pssssst y Least
Ths western elin11s dsss not sgEss visl
~ health q Mn waller.
"A ssvsrs frost hsss Tsssdsy aorn-
Ing
Mira Arthur Ksiiagg IL visilisg NJ
parents 10 Bsssslsboro.
Miss Maria Mosss y sspsctsd hsss
iroa Aibios. y. r.. this vssk.
James Rsbissss = y ssssivs bsst
psusioa Of $500 aad tsa dollars ps'
month hsssaitss.
"a. n. Gytss ssd v. \. Dsstoa Asvs
soatEibutsd ssv strssl lsmps ssss thsiI
residences ''lsttisg thsis light ships."
Mr. Hsssh asd dssehlss fssa W
stats ei Georgia vses ID tsvn - Nsadsy
visiting ~ grsvs q Mr.. Hossh's neither.
rhs iAaiIy lived 10 tova forty o. any
vsass go.
Preparations are bsine made fse Ne
proper obssrvAaes Of Memorial Day BY
YIN. J. Fslls Post @. a. r. Gel Al.
lses Y. walker u Rsslasd = s1psstsl
. deliver The sddssss. The Rupert Cor
vt Bsnd will fursish music for ths %.
,ssion.
AnLIx0rou.
Tho weather remains very cold and
cry little planting has besn done. hardly
garden pleushsd Jet.
The conradss Of Dudley Poet will
lease remember the special meeting ssxs
evsning--to hnish The arrange
ssnts for Memorial Day.
N. H. Dsming and wife. J. X. JudsoB
nd wife, and Il. G. Woodwork returned
rom New York where they have bssn on
usiness and pleasure combined.
y. 0. Gould Of New York city expects
, open dancing school st the town hall
bon. A meeting for the purpose Of Or
anizing vas held Wednesday evening.
The now hotel proprietor, Mr. Warner,
y arrived with his family aud 10 getting
Rings ready for business. The carpets
70 oil down and carpenters and painters
70 finishing the outside work - last ~
ossibls. Mr.. Warner expects to open
70 house by Memorial Day.
-. X. Batchsldsr is making quite an
aprovsnsnt ON his house BY snlsrgisg
iaxxs and making other repairs. We mo-
% BY the Rutland Herald that hs Va
rsssnt 81 the camp Are d Post RsbsFts
Rutland last Monday night and made
me remarks. Nj. Bstchelder il called
ire the soldisrs' friend and enjoys those
very much. and 10 ever ready
lend : helping hand in cass Of need.
WEST ARLINGTON.
-Thsrnonstsr down 10 - Moadsy !
oruing.
Mrs. Raid comes TO the front with
rev upright piano from Clustt I Son, /
oy.
Mrs. Reid has been repairing her
nee and 10 now treating IL TO . cost Of 4
int. II
Road eommissionsr Williams must G
70 forgotten 70 ssraps . few rods Of road :
low Samuel Backs. .
&C. L. Havlsy Il making extensive rs- y
In and new roofing old buildings .
arlis i The man whom nature endowed
lavishly with public spirit that the J
'nn~ correspondent compared him = p
' weeks sinss 70 sons living more ia tho 4
atral part Of the place. n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-14

WsIls' ssmsugh - cSrnss.
Ask for Wells Rough On Cotus." l5c.
Complete. permanent cure. Corns, warts
Conions.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-14

BLACKSMITH SHOP
SAFE AND PROFITABLE,

We o6sr this ncsth pes lst u MonroAons
o. lnrnsvEp YAnns. leoals1 = ~ most Ter.
slis rsgioas n Ioua. Nshrasba Ard KansAs-
Tbsy bear end m cEBS uIxeksr, payable
twice year; tbs security u sivays fro6 Tnass
70 FIVE SfnEs The amount Of ths IeAs, ed the
payment Of both pdscpi ssd ietersst y ouAs.
ASrxzp By stsonG corporations. dctsg oossss.
vativs bssinsss With sopis capital Ths follow
Ing brisf descriptions Ut fsu y or icass fur.
assh ~ idss u their gssersl chssnctss sd
soouuta.
vaiuatloa Hate u
Amount ef Loan. ofssesrisy. Iss>ssst.
i.5op l.Nt
Interest psysbis ss.i.asssAiiy.
Ttsse ioass yun eve ysass. Ne Nil furnish
% Applkessbos. fall 1sssdvtsses = ess sssun-
W. ~ ~ s.ss - 1870 ~ -, q ~ srsssss
RsxasA. w.. usy 81. iSik ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-14

Nervous weakness, Dyspepsia Impo
eence. Sexual Debility. cured BY wells
Hath Rsnewer." 81.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-14
0oett's Emulsien q Pare
cea Liver OH. Win Hypsphssphasss.
IN C1iidven's Disenses.

DR.. Edwin Bartlett, Milwaukee. says: Il
have found Scots Emulsion 70 b one Of
The bsst preparations II nee. especially IN
shildren's diseases. on account Of the sls-
gancs Of the preparation. and IL agrssa-
bic taste. 1t 10 very desirable in wasting
diseases.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-14

=.
More than 1000 tres we're planted d
Proctor on Arbor Day.
Chsmbsrlin Grad Army Post Of 81
Johnsbury will attend The nstioaaI
encampment Il Portland, Maine. l0C
streog.
The reform school Il vergennss has 50
hOys aad 10 girls in IT,
since March meeting the wosdstoel
ovsrsssr 81 ths poor hss aided twenty two
tramps.
The village mssliss 1t Proctor voted "a
bs,id SCHOOL hsuss and village hall u Z
cost 81 not over $4,000
The sisaogrspAers have taken asd ths
type writing men have reproduced Abeut
20. 900 words Of evidence 10 tbs Railroad.
Page trial.
Miss Julia, daughter of sx-0ov. Joha
Gregory Saith, u sosn 70 10 married 10
Oliver Stephens, pronissst young lev.
yer Of Boston.
The pastors Of Rutlaad hsvs uaitsd
10 sStsnding = iavitatisa 70 D. L Moody
70 bold chustiaa vorksrs' eosvsntioa 10
that town during ths summer Or fall
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-14

Hope for season bids the world FAR
uhss man dads hinsslf 10 The rslsatlsss
grssp Of psarslgiA but b sailss and
takes hsart and courage vhsn his viii
brings bottle Of Salvation OIL he great
81 surs on earth fer pain.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-14

Meyer. The g. Aibaas nsrasWs trisl
y hi himself Thnas6ay aisht ~ sakias
nsrphiss ssd The qsisksilsw serapsd
frcn looking slsss. Ne vsOes . 60.
ssasioa Of killiss Knssa - rid that
- aid i il : a = asess sal - for
onssy.
Rssidssss 81 Rstlasd - sppsiaAsd :
committee v - Y ~ iahahisanls = ~
viilass eaasot ~ sspplisa ~ ~ = iais
prices issssad d hsiag ss0psil>a y pay
~ sxtertiossss psien tDunp6 - III
village ~ ~ Ds,svass ~ Hsdsss c.
al company
uiiss Toward. hseAsles. - pears oid'
90 rss esss - kilisS ~ = - - =
nnss,sssss. Mssaay.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-14

tAG4O1 k0Hx.
~. p. 0iAdisss hes bsssa YORK o.
~ ~ hsasa
-Mm lilly LlsvAusa Of Nsv York Il
q ~ noahsss hous II th,s village. quits
sptsk.
MA J. y Mstssiis 80 called "a
msislsl - Friday By ihs dsssA Of I
flsioA
-kDs esne ~ KliAh BiActs~s 80
iAsssaauO 49,. ~ vest \ psogssssias
s@elll5.
-. p. D wslks hes ssssa Mn
MeglrsShsss uAsss h vii maize 4 III
- ~ ~ Dssssst
- u 1TssAssss u Nuvaalss, ~
s5a9 = ~ Ys~sg cA~0anua, spssi
.eslsy vitA trtssAs b tova.
Mira nAsssy Howard y sboss 70 ~
snsvs y Esgisseo1, H.. vhsrs ~ oldssl
-. MARI. = sagsesA u bssissA
Per he sssvsssssos u nasy u ~
1gasissi Associates the tins fos ths ssst.
y nsssiss q ~ sissias sshss, hes bsss
etaaesl fsea nssAay y Ts~1sy svss-
~.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-30

ahovo related. Acomplalnt was sworn
ont and . warrant issued, but the con-
stable Vas siok aud soald not serve It,
% Judgo Daniels went to mske.the ar
rent himself. He soon iesrned that the
Indian had left sor AeBride's
ranch, about six miles nom
Benton, 70 which place he
followed him. At NcBride's he
found no white man at home, 40 hs
was compelled 10 so alone TO the In
dian camp, where he found the In
dams horse, es described by tho boy
He inquired who owned the horse. An
Indian spoke mp and said: 81 own it,"
The Judge asked: "Why did You
want to shoot my bow Last nights" The
Indian replied: II loosen rope"
Danielss then said: seems, II arrest
you; you must 10 20 Benton with me"
This Indian, seeipg that the Judge was
alone, aud that there wers several
Indians present, replied, In very good
English: mo, sir. ana going to
Benton" at the came time jumping up
and rushing for his shotgun, which
stood nssr by. Daniels saw that he
must act quickly, or lose his life, so he
cooked his single-harreled needle-gun
and ordered the Indian TO stop, repeat-
ing the order three tin ss. bnt be paid
no attention 10 il and juss as he was
grabbing his gun Daniels tired, and
the Indian dropped dead. Daniels
took possession OF the gun fearing the
Indians might use IL against him, both
barrels being heavily loaded, and on
his return left it al McBrids's. On his
arrival at Benton the jpdEe gave him
self up,-IBridgsport (Cal.) Chronicle
Union
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-30
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