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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-09

81 Louis Posi-. Dispatch.
"In one respect Grant" said Colonel
Johu McFall, OF St Louis, who served
with him before Nicksburg, was a
source OF great worriment to tho COM
mauding officers taking part in his
councils Of war. This came from HIS
reticence during the councils, and his
prompt individual action afterwards.
Grant would sit and listen to all tho
others had to say, smoking his cigar
and occasionally taking a drink as this
hospitable refreshment might-be passed
around. Then when the talk was all
over. and every one had expressed his
opinion as to what should be done,
Grant would leave the tent and 90 to
Rawlins, HIS chief Of staff. and begin
issuing his ordera. No one know to
what decision he had arrived, and they
would have no idea what the next
movement was to DO until their orders
were received. Especially to General
John A. Logan. who commanded tho
division OF which my regiment was a
part after Mcpherson Was killed, was
this trait OF Grants q trial. D it
ALI Logan would saw, in his impctuous
way, ii Grant would only give us some
idea OF what he was thinking about !
But no, he Just listens without a word,
and then. when we've told all VIC know
and think, of he goes to Rawlins. and
that's tho last We see or hear Of him un.
I'll his orders for tho next movement
como TO us!"
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FIyANCE AND TRADE.
The Textures OF this Money nnd stock
Markets., .

nIutkSts. .
SEw YoRH. Feb. S.-Monry on call moro
active at iital por cont; last loan ~ pcr cent
closed at ijs pet cent, Primo mercantile paper
3Sa] por cent. Sterling exchange easier, with
actual bushes. In bankers bills at 81 ssithi N.Y.
lot demand. Silver certificates SIsc bid. inc
total sales OF itOcks today were l!i,l III shares.
Tho effect OF the Presidents message 10 Con;
Elrcss. announcing tho amount ana tue term ol
mo proposed government loan. was 10 ucpfcNs
inc STOCK market and 10 encourage INC bears "
inatr demonstrations against speculative values,
I.hc news did not reach tho street until ihto III
tho afternoon, and oil OF tho facts necessary 10 u
iuii understanding Of the transactions wgto nos
10 tho poAcSsion OF tho street al the close oil
business. A Washington, dlipaiohitscciyel irom
=. L. Morgan, one Of thG. bond syndicate, hthtou
that "the syndicate sells the secretary oil INC
treasury $500 100 ounces OF standard American
gold a. about sl7 SOY per ounce. payable III nv
United STATES thifty.ycar ! por cent bnhusit
TakihH this a. tho basis Of tlu Terms me synMi'
cato Will receive bonds TO the amount OF soI.5i.'
BOZ. The gold, whom coined ny tho g0vernmclt.;
will DO equal TO SIS CO.,, pcr ounce. which VIII
make the coin value TO the treasury department
OF the sum received from the syndicate ,~s6I.lI7''
800, which gives a premium on the bonus hgglc'
eating q, sJj, 900, and makes the price to tho syn
dictate l.oil0l.
Although tho total sales OF the day IN the
stock exchange were nearly double yesterday.
the speculation was dull. Tho looA on tho day
ranges from & to "a per cent. tho latter ia
sugar. which was the leader OF inc market IN
ntn Union. tx In Chicago Gas and Delaware,
ilckawanna 4 Western aud per cent in Hook
Island.
Tho bond marle. Of the morning was charac'
tcriscd by unusual dullncss. Tho total sales
Government bonds firm.
State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds easier.
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1he benei. to be derived from a good
medicine in carly spring is %uudoubted,
but many people neglect taking any un.
til the approach Of warmer weather,
when they wilt like a tender flower in a
hot sun. Something must be done 10
purify the blood, overcome that tired
feeling and give necessary strength.
Vacation is earnestly longcd Tor, but
many veeka, perhaps months, must
elapse before rest can BIO INDUCED in.
To impart strength, and to give Il feeling
OF health and vigor throughout the sys.
TEN, there Is nothing equal TO Hoods
Sarsaparilla. 1t aeems perfectly adapted
to overcome that prostitution caused by
change OF season, climate or life. and
while it tones and sustains the system it
purifiea and reuovates the blood.
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GOOD.BYE.

V~ood'byc, proud wotldi I'm goInr home,
Ihon art not my friend. and I'm not thiEc,
LON; through thy weary crowds / roam,
4 flretnfk IN tho OCEAN brine,
Long Two been toSsod like tho driven foam.
hut now, proud world. I'm going home.
Goodbye to flattory's i,wnlny face,
To Grandeur with his wise g%rllnncr;
To ulStntt Menlth's nvOrtcd eve;
To supple Onlcc, low and high
TO crowded halls. TO court and street:
70 frozen hearts and hasting feet;
10 thpsn who 80 aud those who Cone
Good,DJe, proud world, I'm going home.
am going homo 10 my " hCnr,h.t6uc,
boaonicd ~ yon RtCcn hills alone,
4 secret nook III a pleasant land.
Whose groves the trOllc inlrlc, planned.
Mncfe arches green, the livcloig day,
fch tho blnekhlrd's% roundelay,
Ana vulgar feet have never ttoi
Asrot that Is sacred 10 thought aud God.
on! when ain safe In my sylvan homo,
/ trrad, on tho pride Of Greece and Rome.
And when | am stretched beneath The pIlc,,
,M,herp the evening ktar 80 holy shines,
J. laugh nj tho lore and the pride OF man.
~ INC sophist schools and tho learned clan;
For what ate they all. In their high conccit.
Whcn man In tho bush with God IN ay meet,
N ... . -ENrpsny
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WHAT HUNYON HAS DONE.
The Learned Professor Causes d
Decided Sens alton.
Ills Now Discoveries Take thu rlacs of
DnuEerou, Methods.

John lIoborly, OF No. $50 Washington
s,rcot, buffalo. says: '.For ovor six years
hayo boon a sufferer from rheumatism
in my arms. Tho pain At limos was tor.
riblo, tried several remedies, but
without successful result, until | began
taking Munyon's Rheumatism Cure. I
obtained relief very shortly, and wa,
entirely cured before half tho contents OF
tho bottle was consumed"
Munyon's Rheumatism euro Y
fails 10 relieve IN one to throo houra and
euro in n iew days. Price 20c.
Munyon's Dyspepsia euro Is guaran.
tcrd to curo all forms OF digestion and
stomach troubles. Price o5c.
Munyon's Catarrh Cure soo,he, and
heals the afflicted part, and restores
them to health. No %failus; n euro guar.
au,eed. Price c5c.
Munyon's Liver euro corrccts hc.d.
ache. biliousness, jaundicc. constipation
and al livcr diseases. Price &c.
Munyon's kidney Cure speedily cures
pains in the back, loins or groins, aud
all forms OF kidney disease.
Munyon's Blood euro eradicate, all
tWpuElllGh VI tio DiuOus ITlCt sOC.
Munyon's Cathartic insurcs n free and
natural movement OF tho bowels with.
GU. tho least pain or discomfort.
Munyon's Pile Ointment positively
euro, all forms Of piles.
Munyon's Asthma Herbs arc cuaran.
tecd 10 relieve asthma in two minutes.
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents o
monia and breaks up n cold in a few
hours. Price CSC.
Munyon's Cough Cure stops coughs,
night swea,s, allays soreness aud speed.
i!y heals the lungs. Price &c.
Munyon's Nerve Cure restores over.
worked and overstrainsd nerves to a
healthy condition. Price 25c.
Munyon's Headache Cure stops head.
ache in three minutes. Price o5c.
Munyon's Nitalizer imparts o life,
restores lost powers to weak and debili-
tatsd men. Price 81.
Munyon's Homeopathic Remedy Com
pany put up specifics for nearly every
disease, which are sold by all druggists,
mostly for 25cents u bottle.
With Munyon's Remedies everyone
can doctor themselves.
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A Methodist Minister.
Cured Of Bronchial Affections, Dyspsp.
Sla and Rheumatism.

Tho lisy. A.. r. McNutt. pns,or OF n. 4. church
htadner. Wood county, o.. was seriously aililct.
ell With bronchial affections, dyspepsia and
rheumatism. during tho last few years, TO such
M extent that no WA incapacltatcd for his clcr.
trio Finld md Curative syrtp, the second week OF
July last, and has recovered 10 rapidly that ho
returned 10 his charge Ia two weeks. 40 0ycrlOy'
cd with tho succoN Of the Neno treatment. after
everything else had failed. that he mentioned
his speedy recovery TO health 10 his oongrega.
ton, and recommended many others 10 u,o
VcnO's remedies. Tho Curative Syrup Is made
from tho famous l.lnndrlnd0d mineral water,
vousncSs, dyspepsia. liyor. kidney, blood and
stomach disorders. weakness. poor appetite.
slocpleSneis, aud female wcaln eases. aud whon
used with Ncno'S Electric Fluid. will certainly
and all aches aud paths Price. 80 cents per bot.
tie. Sold with a guarantee TO cnre or refund the
money by Goethe. the Druggist.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-09

Tho boat salve in tho world for cuts,
brniaes, soros, ulcers, salt rheum, foyer
aoros, tettor. chappcd hands, chilblains,
corna, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
tivoly curos pilos, or no pay required.
1t Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac.
ton or money refunded. Prico %
cents por box. For aale by Logan Drug
Company.
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congratulate you. And is she a aaxon.

Mr.. Won Enron kindly give n brief
description Of tho young women who
was waiting for him to finish his tray els,
and Miss Brown struggled desperately
to think what had been the secret OF
his devotion to herself.
She never knew until tho no1t winter,
when there came n marked copy Of q
German magazine to her, containing a
very delightful article OH Tho Now
Woman in America" by Professor Seig.
mund Won Enron.
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ChicnS"-Tiic prevalent feeling In cattle was
rather easier, especially on ordinary heavy Cattle,
Extra steers were quoted around s. 90 and there
were sales Of scalnwnr cows At 81 iOal 50. Tho
hog market showed a clean advance OF l0al5L.
Prime heavy hogs sold mp 10 81 Coal e. and lancy
assorted lights went a; hisn as - 40. Scarcely
the bulk brought 81 I0sI IS. while the bulk OF
the lights sold Mt 81 2Oai %. Sheep advanced
1oaiSc or TO s. 7jni 10 for common to extra.
Lambs did not show much change and nru
quoted At 50 bOaj 81 Market active and strong,
Recelps-Caltlc 5000 head; calves 200 head; hogs
5000 head; shocp 7.oO head.
Enst Liberty-Cattlc steady and unchanged,
Hogs active: rhiladclphiaS 81 5int 90; common TO
fair Workers 81 b0ai Is: rOughs s. Coal Is. Sheen
higher: extra si0Oat .; good S. 3oaS 50: common
TO fair lambs 81 0ont 70.
Observation-Disclosures ut 81 1jaI 6J; ~rccclpts
5000 head; shipments l ,SN head.
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When Baby was sick, We gave her castorla-
When aho was a Child, shc cried for CastoriA
When kho became Miss, sho chung to Castorla.
When she had Children, sho Cavcthom Castorla.


SYMPTOMS Moisture: intonsc itching aud
allowed 10 continue tumors form, which oiton
bleed and ~ulcerate. becoming very sore
SwAYSE's OINTMENT stops tho Itching aud
bleeding. heals liberation. and In most cases 70.
moves tho tumors, At drnGSiSta. or BY, mail. for
Oceu,s. DR.. Swaync & Sou. Philadelphia
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Wool steady.
I'etrOloutu.

OIL Cily-opcncd at 81 or; highest 81 oSh;
lowest 81 OF: closed mt 81 %; sales 1000 barrels;
shipments ll9.TN barrels runs IS, 10 barrels.
Now York-Pctrolcum quiet; closed a; 81 o.;
no sales.
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The best society for tho suppression
OF pernicious literature is the family.
Daily teaching to love and study good
and useful things will bring boys and
girls to detest the opposite. Books,
magazines, and papers, should be varied
to suit the o OF the readers, but tho
best that can be obtained.
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Simply apply "SwAySr's OINTMENT" No III.
formal medicine required. Cures to!ter. eczema,
Itch. all cruptlons on the ince, hands. nose. 10.
leaving tho sli u clear, white and noalthy. IS
great healing and curative powers nte possessed
by no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SwAYSE's OINTMENT. 1rlIsAw
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Put in hot frying pan cover and cook
slowly; turn rs it browns. II much fat,
drain Of. and pour a cup Of this cream
over. Shake constantly 4 few minutes.
Servo hot. 1t is also u good plan to pour
cup OF hot water over the ham after it
is Drowned, and let it slowly cook until
absorbed.
frnnur;ohkd
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BREAKFAST = Oranges. Butter toast.
Baked apples. Boiled eggs. Graham
bread. Coffee.
DISSER-Roast chicken. Mashed pota.
toee. Celery. jelly. Pickles. Corn.
White and graham bread. Chocolate
cake.
LrYcu Bread and buttor. Prunes.
Cookies. Tea.
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Wool.

London-At the shcep,kin sale, to-day lsS,.
12s kim Of Cape OF Good Hope and Natal wcro
the eastern province. The demand was dull,
with extra long wooded ! iarthing 10 ed and
medium short l fnrthiIg TO I'd lowor. Lambs
declined ,Sdn5id and coarSe l farlhing.
Ncu Norl- Wool .tno1y
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BnrAKrAsr.-Anples. Oatmeal. Ham
Poached eggs. Corumeal griddles.
White bread. Syrup. Coffee.
Decentralization soup. Celery. Baked
potatoes. %Succotaah. Canned tongue.
Pickles. Jolly. Bread. Fruit putt
pudding.
SuPPER.-Boiled rice. Baked apples.
Dreamed potatoes. Cookies. Milk
lea.
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Metal,


New fork1Tin quiet; straits SIS IS; plates lr.
regular. Spcltcr dull.
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DAILY HINTS TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
SUNDAY, Feb. 10.

Open the windows OF thy mind,
That wisdom may All entrance find;
Open tho windows OF thy heart,
That love and Joy thou nayst impart;
Open the windows OF thy soul.
Tha. Heavens peace may thee enroll.
-ENaA C., Down
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All Trains daily. except sunday.
j. T.. TERRY.
General Freight aud Passenger Agent,
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The heart /, a garden; our thoughts the
flowers.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
SOUTH BOUND

On aud after Monday. December Il. 1891. Pas
sengcr Traius will run as follows: SDsily.
tDiily Except Sunday. Central time.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Artlynl aud departure Of train, on and alter
MARKS: daily; IlIaIlr. esccpt SUNDAY: ipaily.
IascPt saturday: 1Dnilv, except Monday; tsun.
W. my; MONDAYS only Saturdays only.
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Chicago-Wheat made nc gain early on favor
able foreign news, but lost It under realizing gu
the uniayorable comment upon the new bond
issue. closing 10 lower for May. May corn
closed &c lower, Nay oats &C lower aud pro-
visions at declines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-30
SENATE REORGANIZATION.
senator Harris Holds the POpuis
Responsible for It's Accomplishment

senator Harris Holds the PopuIists
Responsible for It's AccOmpl ishment.
After the vote Was taken which placed
the republicans In control of the Senate
organization, Mr.. Harris of Tennessee
arose and referred to the fact that the pop
ulists had refrained from voting, and In
that way had permitted the republicans to
take control Of the body. He wanted the
country to distinctly understand the pop
ulists' action, and said they would be re-
sponsib1e for this course.
Mr.. Allen responded He said the repub-
licans would now he in power in both
houses of Congress, and he wanted them
to take the full responsibility for legisla-
ton.
Mr.. Mitchell of Oregon said that Mr.
Allen was mistaken in saying that the re-
publicans would be in control OF legisla-
tiGn in the Senate. OF the eighty-seven
Senators now seated, he said that forty
two were republicans, thirty-nine demo-
Gratis and six populsts and he could not
see how it could be said that the repub-
licans were in absolute control.
Mr.. Allen replied that the republicans did
have control of all the important commit
tees of the Senate. but Mr. Mitchell re-
spcnded. saying that some committees were
given chairmen who We're not republicans.
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CLAIM. FOR INDEMNITY
.The Der and If the United States Made
/ Upon Turkey.
Between. the Secre.
tnry Of State and Minister
Terrell ON the Subject.

The United States government has made
demand upon Turkey for indemnity for
losses by American citizens In the Arme-
MAN troubles in Asia Minor, and the porte
has been notified it will be held responsible
for the future damage to American prop
erty in Its dominions. An indemnity of
100000 has been asked for the destruction
of the property of American missionaries
at Harpoot, and data is being collected in
regard to the losses sustained in the riots
at Marash, upon which to base a similar
demand for indemnity.
Correspondence ON the Subject.
= Correspondence on this subject has
passed between the Secretary Of State and
Minister Terrell at Constantinople. and the
latter has been in consultation with Admit
raj Selfridge, commanding the naval forces
in Turkish waters.
The United States feet, consisting Of the
San Francisco. Minneapolis and Marble
head. will remain In Turkish waters, until
these negotiations have been concluded.
Under instructions from Minister Terrell
American agents near the scene of he re-
cent troubles are gathering Information for
use in support of the American claims. 1t
ration will be asked amount altogether In
nearly half a million dollars. So far as
known no assurances have been received
from the sultan indicating disposition
to comply with these demands.
All Americans to BE Removed.
Before making its lump demand. it is I'M
derstood that the authorities desire the re-
moval of all Americans from Turkey. 1t Ii
believed that If an ultimatum should be
sent to the Porte the Turkish government
would probably withdraw its seal of protec-
ton from the doors of Americans residing
within its Jurisdiction, and our citizens
might then be in danger. Minister Terrell
has informed the State Department that
even under present conditions 1t would be
wise to remove all Americans from Turkey
and as this advice is in accord with the
wishes of the administration, no efforts have
been spared to carry it out
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TOmOrr8w's Alexander Island Entries
First race, six and one-fourth furiongs.
seilinG-Tom Finley. no; Marksman, 10;
Sir Tom. 10; Hay Tay, ITO: Pink H., 1O1
Zamacraw, lot; Red Jim, 107; Rlackfoot
107; Gov. Fifer, 1O7; Clement, 1O7; Adjourn,
107; Mayor B., 107; Westover, 1917; Anxiety,
10T; Clovis, 1O2.
Second race, one-half mile, seling-La
Prentis, 122: 10 Jap. I'D; Somage, 1903; Jessie
Taral 1o3; Marguerite II, 101; Bella G., 1Ol
Helen H, 101; Frank r. Hay, I01; Johnny,
l0l; Eclipse. jr., 101; Herndon, 101; Florrie,
~: Wheelosii, a6; Ellsworth, 96; Gloria, 81,
Third race. seven-eighths of a mile, sell
ing-Millard. 107; Jack Wynne, 1877; Electro
101; Tartuffe. 107; Jerome. 1O4; Jilson, 1O4
Brogan, 104; Gold Fly, 104; Monitoress, 1Ui
NGbby, 104.
Fourth race. six and quarter furlongs-
His Grace. 115; Dillon j., 115; Walcott, H.;
Ponce de Leon. 112; Tancred, 107; Juliet.
lU'; Oak. ": Beatrice w., 81; Boisterous,
81; Perfidy, 81.
Fifth race. tive-eighths of a mile-Fa gin.
122; Forest 100; Romance, H.; Artillery
III; West Park. liz; Little Joe, 112; CIys-
mic. III; Saginaw, 112: Tralee, 1O7; Arda.
1o1: The Clown. 10Y: Quilla, 107; Wildfira,
1O1; Blue BenEet, 107; Franciscan. 1OI.
Sixth race, six and quarter furlones.
selling-kerry Cow 10; Paymaster. Ito:
wang. ITO; Quartermaster, no; Dakota.
101; DR. Helmuth, 107: Fatal 1O7: Oherlin'
10I; Florimer, 107; Mamie, R.. 1917; Drum
stick, 105; Metropolis. 1O2; Goldspec. lO2:
Reloina. 102; Kitty Van. 102
Sixth race declared off and first divided,
split being run as sixth
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MORE FIGHTING IN CUBA.
Havana Reports Indicate Success of
the Spaniards.

HAVANA, December 30-There is still
much uncertainty regarding the movements
of the insurgents. According to the official
report they are in full retreat, and it has
even been intimated that Gomez was max
ing for Cienfregos, province of Santa Clara,
with the int ton Of capturing that sea-
port. But al announcement made today
would seem to show that Gomez is still in
the vicinity of Jaguey Grande, south of
Colon and in the province of Matanzas.
Lieut.. Col. Perez, commanding the Nav
AFRO battalion, numbering about $50 men.
was engaged with the insurgents near
Calumet, not far from Jaguey Grande, yes
terday. The fighting is said to have been
very fierce, and the Spaniards are reported
to have sustained the fire of vastly SUI
perior numbers of insurgents commanded
by Gomez.
The troops are reported to have captured
the insurgent positions and to have Obliged
the enemy to divide his forces.
The insurgents are said to have lost
heagi'y. while on the government side only
one officer and five soldiers were killed and
sixty wounded
About an hour after this engagement the
sound Of cannonading was heard in the d.
rection of the Maria plantation. about
three miles from Calumet, and it is SUM-
posed that Gomez has beenengaged with
the Spanish column, commanded by Col.
Molina.
No details Of this engagement have
reached here.
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EMPTIED HIS PISTOL,
A DrOOkiTK Mans Repeated Attempts
to l<ill mn Enemy.


to l<ill nm Enemy.
NEW YORK, December 30-Edward
HalIenback, young Brooklyn man, came
to this city today intent on killing William
7. Robinson. a bookkeeper. What his mo-
til was Hallenback will not say. The
far My of the injured men likewise denied
tn. reporters all information. According
to the story of the janitor of the building
in which the affair took place Hallenback
rang HIN up just before o'clock this
morning and asked for Mr.. Robinson. He
was adIaitted and directed to Robinson's
fiat.
In response to Hallenbacks knock Robin
son opened the door and was fired at by
Hallenback. the shot missing A second
shot struck Robinson in the left groin. Then
Ha1lenhsck fled. On the street he was
seized by Officer Slater, who took him back
to the house and conducted him up to the
Robinson rooms. The family. consisting of
nation over Williams wounds.
Hallenback drew his pistol again as soon
as he was dragged into the room and fired
two shots, hitting William once in the head
and the other in the arm. A third shot
struck Robinson's brother in the hand,
carrying away a finger. This emptied the
revolver.
1t is related that while all this was going
on the policeman who had Hallenback in
custody stepped back dumfounded when
Hallenback began to shoot"
He recovered himself when the man was
disarmed.