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NEW BLOOMFIELD, TENN'A. '
Tuetday, April 30, 1872..
'mummm mJ ''
I An Obstinate Juror.
, In the trial of Mr. Hyde, at Brooklyn pn
Uie charge of murdor, the Jury wan out
twenty-nino hours, ami It is said they flu
ally all agreed to acquit but one, and that,
in order to render a verdict, the eleven of
fered to agree to $1,000 flue and raise the
money themselves, but the disagreeing
.juror was obstinate, and the counsel for
Mrs. Hyde, succeeded in (retting her litter
iited on $3,500 bail, and the jury discharg
ed. A Terrible Flsht In the Court Room
Seven Killed and Many Hounded.
The Fort Smith Xea Era of April 17,
says: " The following startling letter was
received on Tuesday morning at the United
States Marshal's office, by Captain J. W.
Donnelly, chief clerk:
WniTTEMonK's Barken Fork, Chero
kee Nation We have had a terrible light.
Lost seven on our side killed, and three of
theirs are killed. There are lots of wound
ed. We are in a devil of a scraps. Bond
us men and means instantly.
We are with our dead and wounded, and
expect to stay with them until the last one
goes. Owens is wounded. For God's sake
send help, and send quickly. Come to
Dutchtown, and then down Barren Fork to
Wbittcmore's. Ward is killed: Varney
and 1 are alone with J Owens. None of
the rest are hero with ns. We look for
help to-moi row night by dark, and are
looking to be attacked every moment.
The parties aro close together. Some Che
rokee are with us. Yours in haste.
Signed. J. B. l'eavy,
In order that the circumstances causing
the terrible fight alovo alluded to, may le
more fully understood, we will state the
following:
On April 11th a whl to man named J.J.
Kesterson, living in the Cherokee nation,
near the Arkansas line, about fifty miles
from this city, came hero and filed Infor
nation before United States Commissioner
Churchill, against the Proctor, also a white
man married to a Cherokoo woman, for as
saulting him, with intent to kill. lie stated
that while In bis saw mill, on the 1.3th of
last February, Proctor came in, walked up
without provocation, and shot his wife
dead. He then fired his revolver at him,
the ball striking just above , the left eye.
Before ho could fire again, Kesterson
escaped. It is furtlior stated that Proctor
was undergoing trial for the murder of his
wife, at the court house in the Snake dis
trict, about fifty-seven miles northwest of
here. A writ was issued, and the deputy
marshals was instructed to go to the court
house and remain until the trial was over,
and if he was not convicted to arrest him on
another charge. Proctor is known to be a
desperado, and it being in the neighbor
hood where Deputy Marshal Mcntz was
killed, about a mouth ago where, in fact,
a deputy marshal is shot at almost on sight
it was necessary that a strong force
should be sent. The parties bad also writs
for the murderers of U. 8. Deputy Marshal
Bentz, who are supposed to bo in the im
mediate vicinity, and they intended to
resist arrest. On Saturday morning, April,
13th, Deputy Marshals Jacob II. Owens
and Joseph O. Peavy, with William Wcid,
Jos. O. Vawncy, James Haskcns, Paul
Jones and Eugene Bracket, as a posse, left
here for the seen of action. At Kvansville
they were joined by Kiley Ward and W. J.
- Morris, and at Dutchtown by a man named
Beck, who is part Cherokee.
The Indian court house is about twelve
miles west of that place. The party pro
ceeded about 8 p. m. on Monday. They
wore within fifty yards of the court houso
when they dismounted, hitched their
horses, and quietly walked toward the east
side of the house in file by twos. They
stopped at the corner, and Beck stepped
around to the front door and looked In.
Seeing a large number of people inside
armed to the teeth, he turned immediately
to come away, but not before he was fired
upon and dangerously wounded. At the
same time a volley was poured from the
iM)urt house upon the Marshal' foreo with
, out, who then commenced to return the
tire. They were at a great disadvantage
as the attacking party wore undor shelter
inside of the court houso. It appears that
Beck bad some friends Inside the court
house, who, when they saw him fall, open
ed on his (Beck's) enemies, and presently
the fighting was general. It was brief,
however, but terrible In its results. Of the
Marshal'! force seven 'cut of cloven lay
dead, and of the assailants only three
Some sixteen or seventeen are reported
wounded, some mortally, Including Marshal
Owens. ' The messenger knew the name of
only two of the Marshal's forces who were
killed, James Ward and Riley Woods,
Three were missing, James Hawkins, Paul
Jones and Eugene Bracket. Morris helped
to lay out nlno bodies on a porch about
half a mile from the scene of the deadly
affray, and Uilther the Federal wounded
were also carried.' Proctor, the woman
killer and desperado, was guarded by eleven
of bla personal friends, who wonld not see
him convicted. The sheriff was killed, and
the judge received three buckshot in the
knee. Indeed, it appears from the sudden
and deadly assault on the Marshal's force
that the people inside the court house hud
been'fully informed of their approach and
were prepared for them. The officials
were instructed to make a demand for
Proctor only in case of his acquittal, and
expected some resistance should, they at
tempt to arrest Proctor after his acquittal,
but for the murderous volley on their first
approach they were not prepared, and hence
their slaughter. Immediately on receipt
of Deputy Marshal Peavy's letter, K. C.
Kcrons, Chief Doputy . Marshal, Captain
J. W. Donnelly, chief clerk, and United
States commissioner Brooks Churchill,
raised and mounted thirty men undor com
mand of City Marshal, C. F. Robinson, and
Joseph Tinker, Deputy. Accompanying
the expedition are' Drs. Julian C." Field arid
C. W. Pierce. , ' ' - '
A demand has !ccn mado on the authori
ties of the nation to assist in taking the
murderers dead or nlivc. This is oneof the
most terrible afl'airs ever known in this
country, originating in distrust and jealousy
with which the more intelligent portion of
the inhabitants of the Indian Territory aro
misled by bad white men. What protec
tion can bo had may bo surmised from the
fact that Proctor has committed eighteen
murders and still is unhanged. It is the
stern determination of the United States
Marshal in this district to bring to justice
the murderous and rebellious crow in the
nation at any sacrifice or expense.
A $20,000 Robbery.
On Friday a German gentleman, from
Laporto, Penn'n., arrived at the La Pierre
House. In the evening ho went to the
Academy, and, as he was coming out, made
the acquaintance of two men who soon won
his confidence by their politeness. They
all went back to the hotel, when they took
drinks, and then one suggested " wine in
the room." This wss agreed to, and they
conversed, drank, laughed and smoked un
til two o'clock. During this time the Ger
man gentleman became confidential, and ex
hibited a wallet containing, in addition to
$43 in cash, bonds, railroad, State, and
Government, and judgment notes to the
value of $20,000. The parties separated,
very much pleased at 2 o'clock, and the
gentleman from tho interior went to bed,
only to awaku, yestorday morning to dis
cover that tho wallet, and all its content,
was gone. The nfl'air was given to the de
tective to work up, and they are vciy reti
cent as to the victimized gentleman's name.
Philadelphia Jlepvblic. ;
t'j During their stay In San Francisco
tho Japanese ladies carefully investigated
the females attendants at their hotel and
compared them in their working clothes
ith the ladies whom they saw upon the
street arriving at the conclusion that the
rich and poorer classes of American women
are divided by physical development and
that the wealthy classes are distinguished
from their Icks fortunate sisters by a hump
upon the back somcthig after the fashion
of tho dromedary.
Miscellaneous News Items.
t3T A charter has been granted for
bridging or tunneling tho Mississippi river
river at Memphis. '
(W London, April 20. -Tho walls of a
building in course of erection at Kirkadly,
Scotland, foil this morning, while they wore
at work, causing deplorable loss of life.
Nine masons and laborers were suffocated.
tlT'Mrs. Mahor, of Grecnbush, Albany,
was struck down and had her neck broken
on the 21st inst., while attempting to stop
a fight between her two sons. Joseph, the
alleged matricide, has (led.
ISTTlie insects commonly known as
buffalo gnats have attacked farm, horses
and mules in Mississippi, and ninny hun
dreds hnve died within the past few days,
and many farmers have no tea ins with which
to cultivate their crops.
C2T Henry Ward Ueechcr, in a lecture
last week, before one of the largest audi
ences ever seen at Cooper Institute, took
ground in favor of a less restrictive method
of observing Sunday, and giving tho work
ing classes an opportunity for increasing
their intelligence, if necessary, on that day.
117" Mrs. Ellen Sargeaut, a mill work
woman, committed suicide at Newport, N.
II., on Wcduesday week, by taking mor
phine. She left the following note : "Fath
er, forgive me and forget that you had u
daughter Ella. . Text for my f uncial :
'Judge not, that ye be not judged.' "
tW.At New York last week a singular
looking box, addressed to Lieutenant Kel
so, was landed from the steamer Manhat
tan, and, exciting the suspicions of tho
Custom officers, it was opened, and was
found to contain a coffin, on the lid of
which was a plate- inscribed ; " John 0.
Heenan," with ft representation of the
Angel Gabriel. The coffin was opened and
found to contain a lot of lace curtains,
horse blankets, etc, and a smaller enflln
filled with valuable bronze goods.
rpRIAL LIST FOR MAT TERM, 1878. ,
I. Thorns J. Free vs. HUles. Boyd Co.
3. Wm. Cox vs. Hiram Jackson, Garnishee.
8. J. A. Mnxwoll, M. D. vi. Daniel Millar
4. A. C. Kahtcr vs. George Muus and Maria
' Mant. '. '
6. John I). Hkr vs. JNowport Deposit Bank.
6. William Morrison vs. Francis . A. Camp
bell. T. William Morrison vs. David T. YoRumv"
8. George C. fctrlnc vs. Joseph Dyslngor.
9. William Cox's nee vs. Michael 8lmre. , , '
10. Smith A Shroff vs. Reuben D. Reynolds.'
11. Smith & Long vs. Politer A Manning.
13. Mllligan & Musscrvt. Peifler & Manning.
13. . B. Clouser's use, vs. Alfred Wagner
'' and Jos. Weldon.
14. Henry H. Fisher v. Theo. Fcnn Mnr
; goret D. Fenn.
15. James A. Cooper vs. Hugh Gray. "'
10. James Oalbralth ts. South Penna. Kail
road Co. .( . if , .
17. Ellie J. Msrulaud vs. Dr. Geo. W. Blst-
llse. .
18. William Blair vs. John 8. Donghten.
19. John C. Kuhn vs. Samuel Tudor.
20. Elizabeth Shovcr vs. The Township of Ju
niata, i ' t
. J. J. 8PONENBERGEU, l'roth'y.
Prothy's Office, Bloomfleld,
April 10,1872. . i
RAND JURORS FOR MAY TERM 1872.
Newport B. F. Miller.
Greenwood Joseph Hartzel, Chns. Wright.
. Bloomfleld David Mickey, Jacob Crist. , i .
Hull'iilo George W. Potter. , .. . ,
Howe John L. Wright.
Landlshiirg gumnel Murray. ' 1
Jackson Samuel Enslow. , .
Juniata Joseph Jones.
Savillc William Sliull.
Wheattleld Joel B. Owen, Andrew Pennel.
Milloratown J. B. I.ulir. . ,
Tyrone John Brlner.
Mnrysvlllo Jerome Bcavrr.
Toboyne John Emory. .
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Dunramion William J. Black.
Madison Ucnch Kcll, Jiimcg F. Adair.
Pcnn James Morrison.
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