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bad. een - nairied and reared ,t 79. danghtetr, letll4iarried,,and c lving
in all glory pt in
Indian cabin ) , deer-akin clothing, and cOW•ekitt
0 1 ,_&.4innenc" For Indiatiskshe belonged to'si
*jett eenenttnikyj, Otvried , lfoutteeileoulduele the
'41.K;' . 1414* . ; her ' - oivit ' beigeit,--and : Mount a
0,'i.T4,101: - *lterieirp.ailfe' desired to 'de 'Se. :
0: 0 , f?#Pd keep; On the floor o r, on the bard
.earth,„ *raked ..in. her,idanket, as Senn.*
‘ 1 ?; 1 19c wealthy: relatives slept in their;beauti. '
- fulireiddences In the Valley of the Wyonfing:
i Theitried le persuade lters tie leturn; keit she
,4'einsed to - do so; = She had always lived with
Ihe; Indiana since- her 'capture; they!hed al= '
,ways 'i s Ci ) ia Ittii to her, and 'She promised hei'
;date In:island on hie death-bed,
t ha t l i she neVer .
,• • ,
FfeUld leave the Indian country. , Is 'Were not '
inaeugkin , this 0411110 material fir another
4iiillamplay.by Jena, BROUGHAM ? WO‘failed - '
'to ".lisunire - what had become of Frissone 'and
tier.:childrari4 :but there can-be no doubt that'
she ''ime long since been gathered
' itoi'
her
:! tls
I:il4ehilirna:s'il6i;hih6neii.
~• '
,haige,iir ttltD,'ih;reenterliihe
tilo:ipi , theirtl,lirceires'thiLscka.
tnye:attrik::oteso:th::stri.,
,viileinn:arla,trag:ii:e, i in::ewmile:fo:unbaoi:y.
,iat rd:.thei : eiifwonioi
sa,rtiu,i:pastnd.so4tvst
Arlr; Inerent . ig a landscape orwondrepe -
Man
t * ;;Whilelnthe centre flows the. Staring.:
*nails / bright and tranquil sheet, and to the,
north rises the towering ;range of the 'Nandi.'
oki,',Shawneey-and Lackawanna mountains. ,
'NOthing niOre , delightful eould , be desired titan
Olde:iti' fine , weathcr.'(pring k summer, or
antagia) - thrOugh thia luxuriant and lovely re
glOW-Linierne county le plentifully supplied
with irnt-Pirninnti . ; and in the olden time - (be.
fore,, the - _Susquehanna ! was
_dammed :at its
atelitt6 the shad fisheries at Wilkesbarro sup
plied:thousands orfainilies, and attracted many
.pureltjuars. , ' Shad ;may still be= found„but in '
rioti4 like the abiandance of fifteen; years '
- ::' . .lprhaung over the 'Bioeinsburg and Lacka- -
WAna . ralfread te"ftePert,"ami leaving behind
,a- t OcrY , roug h,: country, ; we renewed the ,'
n. 4 1/rn„ ar or . the
_Suaqtioharma river, and the 1
N . RlthiiranehOanal,(Uot then ready foe boats,)
ireaq , enjoying the'romantic ride. A mere' '
:gliteParnittiloonisharg.on'ofir bona - award way '
*grail Of compensation. 1'414 finely situated '
i/n*:'44/dni: groiand,ribbut 'tie milles;north
Of t z lie.Ansquohanna, looking-like a bright anti '
1467:jAlice, The North Branch Canal passes '
1)444 , 0 the:river and, the town:: A number :
of fttAtces. and other iron Manure:climes are • '
tO'h , lihtind'itt the iteighborhood' El ' b " 1
• 0 OWJ3 ttrg'
is .ti.. : , present eapitdl of : Columbia'' county.
Ifelitlek; nearer to pii Taizeine line; ii also a ,'
IforAlting:berough in, the ease '
county;
'44 ,1,,e4 -
hl-,.» , '1,1,,-,-.oditimlY 'abOve the , North Branch
Dinst,-;WhiCh passes
.aleng, the elevated bank.
/IlletOich the : town is built. , . • , ' I , ,
-",At•Aupert we changed cars , and took- the
pateWhisa; Williamsport, and cars;
Railroad,, ;
reefgrig on the tinin BUT F. A. Fenn, (Super-' '
inte*ent of that; improvement,)' one of JIM '
atilt loMoStrellable, railroad - o ff icers In the
Unlti) * te eryoSe`sliiii a nd , ittention may be at: 1
tz o i o v f tili o t Ili a :
safety ' m so it vc li n .
.o i : f f r 0 0 8
e t h t h e e l 1
e i p: a e :s b e s :cm i tl d i g g O e i r s s:
w h i e n h l i n e,
ichcrossing
ooand"
sion*. Much unnecessary , alarm. We' can
painf,bo flair' picture 'the Country Jhrettgh .
:widgrion , this; route, 'We traversed towards
Tehaftlii o * rocky and ungrateful, soil
.4,4::;;:44148, fns "climbing huge mountains. :
....t40,,,,A4,1A, Ols.t?:, pursues, JO :pgursq.-. :very"
,-'lF,',,zif•Ailiatio.e, _and -bid i . few -- habita- :
11 ) .! - _,f; ~ t iwe7o.:., : liere; ~, we, are again, ~
,;,,, '-,,,;..,,,.._ .
_f : €l!'stryilie , iff-Aiiii4citizezifip
'int:according, to, a. beautiful,Plan'ol gen: : ' ' .:407 ,- gtfult 're;
regularity, and 'very neatly brillti thd,CountY ,Proventant. „'Arriv ed at Tanutibt.; and 're.'
buildings are located on a spacious square.ln Trashed 'at* uriri6 ll6 4 Hotel - of ifie Messrs.the centre of ,the 'town, knOWn as !'t the Dia- tirm „ ei r wliere we, enjoyed ,a capital dinner,
mond." It has• a number of, Churches, two and saw many Iriends, we, Jooked around and
douriabing academies, a bankidth an immense' found ourselves ,bi the midst of • the. great
Capital, anthracite fttrnaces, and rolling milli, SChuyikill. coal region,- or which Scranton
besides other 'Manufacturing Cstahlisinnente.. and its vicinity may be called the powerful
The, orth Branch divlsion'of. the Pentaylva. rivals. Tamaqua, and all' Schuylkill coun-
Ma ,canal passes ;through Wiliesbarre. ' The tY, have
,searcely• yet recovered ,rrom the
history ,of . the , noble men who fought' in effects 'of the 'prostrating panic of 1857 i but
fts, valley s; the ; poetic halo which inspired inhabited, as they are, with a' elnewyPePula
,
guano, has flung around its' early memo- tion, and surrounded, with inexhaustible
liesj ' the„Public.spirited citizens who live wealth, Tamaqua -cannot fail to resume its
there today, and . who figured in the busy activity in a few months. - The town lies in
'and . bloody scenes' of the past;--a!! these a deep valley, shutin by the Sharp and Le
would . •furnish , material 'for columns of oust mountains, and is some fifteen miles end
interesting reading. Wilkesbarre and 'Wy- of Pottsville.
oming Valley are inseparable. They are hap. irere let us pause and turn'our faces from
pier than most of our other Pennsylvania Philadelphia to another region traversed by
localities, in the fact that' they have had, in the Catawissa, Williamsport. and Elmira Rail-
CIELRLICS Minna and GEORGR PECK, historians road, by •the North and West Branch. Canal,
such as few counties or cities can boast of. and the new Northern Central• Road, which
To their books we meat refer those who de- connects it with Harrisburg and Baltimore.
sire to know , more of this' Classie ground. Northumberland is situated at the junction
That there should be some rivalry - between of the North and West branches of the pus
two each, inland cities as Scranton and Wilkes -` cluelaanita, an old town . Its fi rst settlement
bane, situated in the - same county, each advo- was iiy . the English. Doctor 4 . RIEBTLY was
sated by men of extraordint4 enterprise and one of the earliest settlers. Many years ago
ability, is natural. The old town can 'scarcely ft was a place of considerable trade „with the
see• the new / displaying its gigantic proper- branches of the river,' in lumber and plaster.
Hone without emotion"; nor can the"new town Piaster was brought down in arks for the 04-
be indifferent to its advantages, or fall to Ply or the farmers for a large extent of
lOok forward to" a condition of independence. Comity,: It, has ",a bank of, discount and de-
Hence •Scranton, fortunate in everything 'else, Posit,the first one chartered on either branch
is not fortunate in the fact that her lawyers of tlaeSusquehanna, and is amqng the best
mnat go to Wilkesbarre to attend court, manned institution , ' of the county. J. R.
while Wilkesbarre ,seeMs to be quite re- Parzonvoon of Dr. PRIESTLY, has been its
solved that Scranton Shall not become the r eon- cashlir from the beginning. ,
tre of a now county if she can help it. There . Dafvillo, eleven miles above Northunaber
is enough in the history'of the one, and in the land, na the north brancholas a rival town at
progress of .the- other, to inspire a generous a latet period, and bad 'a population, in 1836,
pride in the Welfare'of, both.. , - , . of but 800. In that year the first antliracite
An incident in•conneetion with one of the furrier was erected by Bunn PATTEESOR, /Sq.;
many romances of the - Wyoming Valley'may who sas.the -pioneer of the manufacture of
here be mentioned, especially as the writer of iron vith anthracite coal. In 1840 the Mon.
this article (while the editor of -the Lancaster tour lompany commenced ', the erection-of
Intelligence!, more twenty years ago) was fernads and rolling mills for manufacturing
an bumble instrument in unravelling probably Wheal iron. They now have three first-class
the most -touching mystery in thc'.records blast firnaces, and two rolling mills, of cape
of thin theatre of Indian and Britishharbluity city toproduce 50,000 tons of fi nished rails:
and crime. At Scranton we met a membpr of The Bough and Ready mills :were built at a
the , &mum family (one of the,energetioplo T later pe riod, and: have - capacity frir the mann.
neera of.that town), and recalled to his fatten- factirn of 20,000 tons of finished railroad bars.
tion the fact that; in 1887, while Mis. Maur This - bstablishment his been conducted with
Damson. waspostmistress of Lancaster, Penn- skill and success. "
sylvania, (an excellent woman, who only lately • Tho Messrs. GROVES, have One large first
departed this life,) she, sent us a faded letter, dm enthracite furnace, and are now' in pro
written to her post Office )i , a gentleman named rem of erecting another, which will be finished
Geo. W. Ewan', and dated, we think, Logani. ly theaututnn of this year. With the abun
port, Indiana; in which he desired to.know if ranee of very superior ores of this :region,
any of the &must family lived in that neigh- :fossil ores,) and .its close „proximity to the
borhood. He detailed In this letter his visit mthracite coal field of Luzerne county, it is
to an Indian cabin, and his discovery of the lestined to become a great `manufacturing
long-lost Fitasions Stoma, who had been town. The present population is about 10,-
stolen , from her father's family (Mr. Jou- )00. Aside from the manufacture of iron
THAN anootea) some- fifty-eight years be- - Aare is much , enterprise ; some of the most
fore by the Indians, and by them carried into oubstantial buildings have been erected within
captivity.' After every effort had been made he period of the panic of 1857. Iron fronts
to rescue the lost child, or to even bear of tier .re quite • common on the main ' business
whereabouts, the veil or years fell like a, dark . oroughfaros. ,
and impenetrable cloud before the harrowing Danville is the County seat of the new corm
seared; and her' brothers and their pesterity ,ty of Montour. It is situated', on the right
mourned over her as one forever lost, to them. bank of the Susquehanna, directly on the line
We published the letter in the Intelligeneer, of the railroad. It is sixty-seven miles north
and,' aided by the Rev. Belmar. BOWMAN, by east from Harrisburg. 'We rejoiced to see
(no* Assistant Bishop of this Episcopal dio- such activity in all branches of trade at Dan
ces%) himself a native of the Wyoming re- vine. Seriously affected by the late panic, it
gion, we were enabled to send,the first infer- is rapidly recovering from its prostration, and
rnation to the Swounlautili; Thepublished it !snow estimated that from two to three thou
letter fell' into 'the hands of Mr. Breaux, of sand'perions' zu.o regidarly employed in the
Wilkesbarre,
,who; was a little boy of, tw' different firrnaces, rolling-mill s , and fonndries
years of ago when his sister PRANCES )51/ in that locality. There are, we believe; four
taken., The remainder of the story is .a house weekly papers published,at Danville, and the
hold word in all northern Pennsylvania, but I literary depot othir. CONKLIN (the news agent
may have, been forgetten In Other parts of tli or The Preis) supplies the whole country with
I
State. The family, seek , the little Ettemai all the,new works of the 'day,• . . ,
sixty years' atter her captivity, and find her a LewisburF, Union county, on the West
the home of the Miatnee Indians. They go Branch, la eight milesaboio Nortbnmberland,
into a cabin• where . they see an' Indiai and is a town of considerable importance. .It
-Fenian„ having • the appearance of seventy' is the depot for the produce of the great wheat
five 'years of , age, , painted, jewelled, • an and corn-groWing. valleys of Buffalo, Sugar,
dressed like an .Indian queen; nothing be and the eastern part of Penn's valley. It has
her hair and colored'• skin indicate her origii also sonic, advantxtges for the manufacture of
By.the aid of an, interpreter .they convera iron, having now one first-class anthracite
and are satisfied that`thig is their long-let furnace, together With a - very extensive ma
sister. She had forgetten her Christian - Dale, chine shop and foundry. There . are at this
and the very language, of her race, though Se point saw mills ' and steam grist mills, Rec.
responded to it Frances," and admitted, in N. Lewisburg is a . substantial and, haudeomely-
Indian dialect, that that was her name:. Wile built' town, the, . buildings mostly of brick,
her- brothers and •sister sat , throbbing;nd situated immediately on tkoweet bank of the
weepleir,.irt OW Strange - revelation ; the ter IdlualurdiaPru,?' The Baptists , have, within a
:SATURDPri.ArirL ', P P' :./859,•
.4 Trip iii Mashers* i!eifleitiajos,a l r4 i .l"
l iVfl . " are ifidebteW tie's fribiiti'fot t h e follo w-
1 t ...i.• ' - a -• ' ' i'l " a- - t 1
trig gt4thio , ....esaiption or tts n, t st,nox
traportant . 'Uoat Oity'Of - thin irOitdoifitliLttelitt.k
litmitnto rekkin i'-'' ' ': ',"'' - -,- i -,t , ;S-` , ''' , .,
' "'' '" ' ''''' Pitta taCit s tands, , s: few
,17,P0n the spat whersi , now . ,
years age, the traveller might .panne ensile 4%;
' lighted,wlth the, il4 '414 iembette•Wititterf; ' 5 ., , ,,2".. r ;"
Pittston is situatit on the Oast "and west baiktret
the North Branch:A:if 'the Busviehiume riier,'nine
Miles north tif,'#ilitesbarre, and - alike, distance
loath of 'ilerentonv It le divided into East Pittston
and Neil Pittithin aid 'contains - a Population 4,
B,ooointaltitants. ...., , i . . ,
~,,, ~ Jt r, i,,, i t,:r.,
There' , ere, eleven :coal- : zeimisiniftimpoediate
vicinity, open -.tn. d.in hegira operation.i: Tko Penn-1
• sirlVania' Coat Company; alone .:Produet46oo;ooo;
tons per aunam,"tital.'ittive, omPlOytiti , hal 'abotit
1-:500 oPeritiviie,r, They pay for lattt,ihotat $40, 7 ".
400' per month. The boat of this
,00kapaisi !spent
by' gravity'' railway, a
~ fibitlip*O'rfettY•fit , e taw,'
to Belden, in ,lirayateounty,-inaLtheratas shiPped
*,oe;POldwhreatal'lludiontratial'sollitindout, on
, 'the'NoithTilittsr,'.MOrha,' ; 'ality;*iltfa';4'Oh4hlioit'Y
rof Nevi Yerk; and - Oleic% by bergesio the latter
i
pla'oe..: The coal ii, itnthrlabititatill:44 a ' 'inlet
in ali,the Now England 13nnee...-lherit;".s. ti - eight
churches, or tlifferent denothinatitaii in Ittsbani
juoludinitino nearly OtaiPleted,': .l _,','!':"; l 3 , , ;,-
It is connected with,New- York by 4e , New,
`,Teratly)Janitai, ilur:Ditlatitirki,Lailuniannit.;',:a
,' ai
Westernd' AliSe -,ltkicaWitiiiitt and Ilicianabing
railroads,: and' aftnoit connected with' Philadel
phia, !Trenton,` and Belvidere _rettiond.? relay
almost, because there are four miles of road yet to
be finished hetweedlielvidere and Bridge , to ,
form a throligh Conneotion betivien Philadelphia
and Northern Pennsylvania and Central New York.
This Whole ohnin"Of railroads hat(hearroonatruCted
through the onterprhis,of oni. neighborihig city ;
and even `when they pleee . ikinoni-lonverito ant-'
pate with them, by finishing theloir Miles of 1.'014, ,
We stand and look oh Without Banda in our pockets,
al thouili,mi were ,afraid Our ,money,' would run
awaY.and finish the work itself,;.:lisay,'Philadel
phis,: finish- this road 'if you want the tiatiok Of ,
,Nortlatili aid-Beate& Pennsylvania , I .f . Again; the
Lackawanna and Bloomsburg road Js another/few
York enterprise: "Itfs now oaaplotad atufwerkine
to Rupert ' , • - " - - '
This' road conurcti . • with the: Clattorlika; Wit-'
Rampart, aid Elmira Raiirtiad" in',ltipart,tiOniO
six miles ahoy! , the town of Camases, there*
failing another, complete ; road .to Philidolpblitiv
through a - Country act vastly, rich in, mineuti aid"
other resources a.s to be b_eyeng'bektbatibtilonbt.
The North Branch' Canal also pasatiothrititgli '
this place. Pittston la' he hettilftitiMuns of Chid
canal. There •are two machine shops and t'Wo *kir
Wile, employing a largo - number of,iyaltmett,'lii&
a largS 'oar shop Is nOwitialni erected.''.:l4:batiklis
. .
now in successful operation
The amotint of ooal mined - and shipped fpni
place is over,Boo,ooo tons Per annum; four,f.fthis or
which- is from thesaines of the VW;
• '
The Pittston.Gaiette and inegenza Ant tkeite
Journal 10 0111, name of 'One Of the moot ` spirited
and leerier:3 nerraiiiPeri in 'tbn' tun'te, irmVistikd
and edited by J. Henry Palestoni • gad&
man Of ability:inaJadusiry.• -
; .We regret we did not haie - an , opperiefil4'
;of visiting distanfroto. Scrattloa
about 'eight4nmilea. SnfrOinnle4 as itia with
inisociatitine;,and' , l4' ii:Tropudatioa
of P ennsilyanta :„German :nil: the'deeeendu
antu .
, Of,"lhe, `original jitionneotSont settlers; it
haSattained a! high iosities in Ihrs'katieY
.
Wyoming awl the anthracite,coai;
llV, flk O l OP':aPPW 64 ...,2 3 l4 6 ",idtft '404 Tb
:population, is ihibied, to heiwelythetisilitil
Deriving its -tante; as it dues, trOilijhaisto•
dietingaished' , o,v.ertitet,:.or-;416
cause in the ;,.Witisii
the Reviationiqylr,ar.;:43o,4c#,24ll;kiinic;,
dtTiei risid
~~-
eiootdcl.;:veiy buildings:
for college aitil'aeirefitaiju 'deriartukeipttp
are in allotkihil?g 3 d(inditbiri."
ifortbnlikberJaii4 -county; InJorai
tuila"s .above, "add' icii;nnibb 6 , 14dr torn than'
14h*Libilt1,*Cri:Iniedzaa 'Ez4We of Milton;
•atiait4isateriark Ita lax*); iortion of 'Hi trade. -
It Is . thafjenetioni CalaWliaa,,nnd*4l . -
lianisioit Road, WI We' Anuttnry ' and-, Erie
Railroads,. and Is the deppeof, a brie amount,
of wheat: and eetv,:Whiell" its
tentiyoif iidinjdkill and
Ltierna'contitieei "
PeintabOrmigh,nr Mannity; 4fedinitatcontt
,ty; is 'dome
o•f
above Mitten! .fies'A
poPulatine':'of ahchit 1 000; andliti the outlet,
of e,onsiderable liitber;'inaimittettireil in the
vicinitp' • ' - - •
Willldmaporta capital, of LYCOming county;
fifteen Milia"aboVe; has' become' ' town' of
great_ impnitinee by thgcOMPletion of the rail;
readi'-'.,the urititleil of thO
Erie, 'fitid.Williamipoif and Elmira Railroads._
The 'great - Satir-Mills; ot'llie hundred and pe
venty-six saws, have
,a capapityttinienufacture
`one hundred' millions of manitfactnied
They 'haie threi3 r arid'insti arid `
door manufactories: Theltroduct :of these
mills finds a market in Philadelphia and paiti-,
This town liaS
and Intone PoPialation 'of' teri r therisaitd.'
' Ziiilliamsport hat AdvantageSthat Orightto
matte *one ef the' great' inlaild'eltiet ,of,the
"country, It has everything but direct veal:
'Miry to tidewater tinirottid' it'With yea
commerce, and long'Affer y th`e'hand 'that peria
'these lines Moelde'ring •in final'
WillianisPort will occlip,inPoiltion tideonfto,
`few Mingle:en cities not 'situated 'on the sea-
boaid.' A-busy; intelligent; and enterprising
population,- adniirMale: public' and ' private.
schools, an excellent local journallorn, and a'
site in the midst of a salubrious and romantic
region, we do not .wonder- thatit should have
been the birth-place of so ,many„distinguished,
men, and that" even now its sons, judges, and.
Governors tura ' from their, high „placei :with
warm hearts and longing eyes to the :epOt,
where they Were born.' ,
Jersey . Shore , hi fifteen„mlies' mites`-above Wit-.
liana:Vert, in the same
,county: It has oonsl 7 '
:derablei a
mpertance as lmnber toviniand the
prospect .of an early completion-of the Sun- - ,
bury and Erie Railroad has given 'cimsiderablo
Impetus to improvement: There is very little
manufacturing done at this point. The Jer
sey Shore Bank - is located at this place:
`Lock Raven, in Clinton' 'cionntir; tWelie
miles above, jersey Shore , is ;comparatively
a new town,And - .Was, a farm; in 1840.• .They
claim `loop' nit - filen - of-6 000. The dem which
feeds the, Penniylianie Canal is directly op-,
positetho,town; andmakes a good ; harbor for
the lumber, which is floated from - the head-:'•
waters - of-.the Susquehanna arid its tribritaries..
The estimattileithia year ; hi, that
-there
Pass throaghthe'ilibtit' of the'daullnmber,... to
'the value of JAvoMillions dollaitt, censidera,
bte of
„Which• cbariges; hands At, that point.
There Is a ; saw Mill Mipacity• equal to fifty,,
ptillions oftrianufacharediumbor, with planing
milisianitesash and door manufactory, the pro l ,
ductof which flnds:A' market in Philadelphia'
morei'• Theie -are' two steant
trig mills, , one of which, bee capacity, of
pro
ducingsix hundreitharrels' of flour s per day.
There triO first:9l4Be hotels -the Ration
Ticiusitlaone of the largest and heat, appointed
hotels irt, the', interlor-Tef ,PetuasylVanit—be : '
'shies quite - .a Dumber of secondoluulti-hetifift;
:No ,:tOwn interior-Lae - ' more enter
prise thanl;Loett - Haieni;'-Itli &nate' at the
jtinction of the 'Etutimrit ' - & - ',Erle and
'Hiiirok Bi - Ittene
is expected,; will.
ill,he,' ciMpleted
__earlY
:Mason. Tile_
i t l- 1 4:4 3 P44 41 •ON b frlt id A c
vett-atiageWliatattentia. In
'MI0: •
'or - the Little , SimfifißiiT -411 "" •
'lntkirelOota the `Beading Rsiir`
Port ()Union; iliteetrimiles 'oak • 'Of Pot
and so return home. }Vo liars already st
of Reading in former articles. It ie Onrinter
tion, shortly to bestow several days uporkpottv
. viiM and its surroundings, its present...position
and future prospects.: That which'everywhers I
impressed us during our twolate trips through
the region referred to,, was the rivalry; and
sometimes the jealousy,:existing between the,
interior towns of Pennsylvania.. We ; hai , e
spoken of the competition existing between-
Wilkesbarre and Scranton,' and 'the sojourner,
cannot fail to be surprised 'at the spirit whiqb
animates the peoplo of the north and ;north.
west branch towns in their' reference each
other. Compelled by their railroad uonneo!.
tions, which tie them together, to rainkle ; in;
almost daily intercourse, they, are, we are
afraid, a little too apt to see the mote in,their
neighbor's eye and to deny the beam in their
own; and yet, although 'this feeling is often
carried to extremes, we do not censure it.
Good may come of it: One town may
times be only too,glitd to depreciatelts neigh T
bor; yet
• the tact that "emulatio , ri. exists be-,'
tween them will serve to promote the general
welfare.. „ , •
And now, having Arrived at Broad street, we
take onr carpet-bag in our hand and send this
hurried aketch•to TRU Tans;
The Sick Poor,
[Vor The Prose.]
'Mn. UMW! Allow me, if yen please, a small
slow In your popular journal, to make a few ie•
marks is regard to the slokpoor, and particularly
those under the 'care of the "Home Missionary
Soddy."
There is comparatively little trouble to rasa
the beans and purses- of thosO having - an .abun
damio otlthis world's goods, during the' winter
tteasorgiii behalf of .suffering humanity ; but when
the spring opens, and mon become immersed in
Wines; they are prone to forgetlthat there is any'
further nooeabity for their oharitlea, when 'the
fact is, there are large,demands for aid, and a few,
hundred dollars would enable the society to do's
vast amount of good in sministerring to the beoessi , '
ties of the sick and suffering worthy poor, and in
very many oases smoothing their pathway to the,
tomb. .
, It may not be out of place to Say in,this connect
tion;lhat the society alluded to above, aims tons.
°owlish three things. She Arstis to spread the
Gospel amongst those - who do not dealt opportunity'
to worship God in the sanctuary, by carrying' it ,
to their own homes. The second, to adudnister
temporary relief for the physical wants ' of these
who are of industrious babita, and willing to labor
when they can obtain work: And lastly, to obtain
homes, particularly for children, in the county;
thus removing them from ,their old haunts and
habits, that they may grow up to become Useful .
men and women.
Tie moiety has three •regular appointments for.
religious services The first; and perhaps the Meet
prominent, is at the corner of Fourth and fleofg.e
streets, where the moat .popnlar and eloquent.
ministers in our city preach every Sabbath after
noon. This appointment is under the charge of
Mr Tames 'Nolen.: The second is in conneatiOn
with' the navy yard end receiving ship, looking to
the benefit of seamen; meetings for prayer and
eaperlence are held on Sabbath and Thursday af
ternoons, and are under the Charge of Rev. R. W-
Leigler. The third is 'at , the "-Home Mission
Rooms,'! 1131 Boat North street, a prayer meeting
is -held every Wednesday evening, at 7i o'oleok,
audio under the oars of Mr. Geo. P. Arrison. Be-.
sides those, the missionaries 'make thousands of
visits annually; in 'the prosecution of their labois.
- The °barflies of 'the public are dispensed at the
laet-named plaoe from 8 to 11 o'clock, daily, to an
such as have been visited and are found worthy.
And;in addition to all the above pained efforts,
an intelligence department is opened, 'through
which nearly one, thousand individuals Imostly
children) have been sent to good, - comfortable.
homes during the last three years. •
In oonolusion, lot me say that this noble institu
tion is now in want of funds to oarry on its refor
matory work. Donations will be very thankfully
received by the treasurer, Thelma T. Mason, No.
434 Market street. —
„, • -
INDIAN GRAVES Piseeviantn.—A. Mr. 1301-
yin residing near 116nongihela city, recently dis
&pored a number Of Indian gravesovhile plough.'
ing in one of his fields, bordering on Pigeon creek.
The graven are covered with flat stones; A short
distance below the surface._Several al thicnhave
been opened, and the bone exhnined.
bane has been examined, and pioitouisbed tdhave'
belonged to a human being at least .eight feet in
height. Implements of war, pieces of crockery
ware, t„ supposed to have been used by the abort , .
, t h," o , rere a lso found with the romaine. -The
Vi`esteris Pennsylvania Ineterical Society - should
send a committee to examine-the' grounds; and
report at the next meeting. Pitts. (Pa.) Post; •
CAUL F011.31E8 •BE,TATOERENT.-131.0 great
basso bas got into a pbysidal'diffieultY at Cincin
nati, Ohio. , Mossra'Ansebuta, Satter, and Thornee
refused to perform at a concert ; to which, bolt ,
over, they went, -and oreated a ,disturbance, but
were ejnoted, in the Oourso of wh!olf proceeding
Dir. Formes slapped Ansetnitz in the lien= - Formes,
in kortrd, subsequently stated that he did, so on
account of 'Ansehitis thing halting expressloptt
fowls" twe finproteeted ladies,' '
TWO. . 2 .,CE
, 7
taCOYD - ANlttitift#,
~ .111ftli.Illasts,Pritt e aUsts. i • • ;;1,
•
VERBATTIMEYOZTI EY--TELEGitAPH
WAsthsarOw. - April.B,--Vl436llgre for *dult
imo. into' T . than hi
therto., As soon smiths deohowerip,opithed, , the
open sp.too reserredf.lbrftdiedyigiette
„ tory -,a!o• 31 V. •
: ..
Bo ap
peered in court. Besidetthe gentleinenirtask4few,
TOrk already mentionedkwerboticie, tbie geognhigi
hioGgifskit Rie/!*.
.o4tiec ...al wit.
!Rai* - Mesallit%ll4,iild, Palo*: mirisimtionsit
°xi both sides.-o tri , .(* •
Most Of 'fit* Neirlork wibietiseitlsmir4ned for
ttie'def ? nce are fO, r eapPOrt the Oharaohir,and reptt,
,tatioii•of 41.{.1Ooliidge, the principal
attempt to sinvalidate hictsitimony being *ppm-.
handed.::;. ,, .'" 'L ' ' ; ' •
;:' l Theioijetit of the P.140016n in - iyisimoning
Arminie.-reat 'aid Dillon le ,innocoat . kn i t i i eon
,,
.11setea•ith the marriage of Mr. Siokleid. I ~;it ;
t4There Is also *doubt as to the admisidotrofjusti.
**dory evidenoe,•and. along .argument is &total
.patod on that _point." If notndnatted;the trial
may end on Tuesday. or .Wednesday-tegt.) 'lt
milted it,win Occupy s week longer, !
- • ••, PRUOINDI29IB 40141.'
Judge ' oriiiford 'lank 'tilslitit'off Sliiltioh at
twenty minutes past ten'o'olOVOtpiLignat art
thltiate'd Style Elf .. Ojos," " / 4 4nagiTt40
debaty marshal. • • • •
Oolline'Le4; •Of . ,llel!b#4o) t inilitt p Utlio
Court ' Appeals,- 'of .
aralost
reeldii Judge oreerfOnl. " • •"'
• There was perfect sting.. hi:the - avoided aenrt,
'Ai the Meisel' of the Wainer was awaited. A
littirter of an hoar 'elapsed before Ito 'Came in ao.
'eempanied by'ther deputy Marotta and several of
Lie friends. Ha took'a coat in the' dook, and then
the names, of the' jsrens - titlltA t ; All an
' "The drat witnesi stilled'
.E , iiiiiio o 4llfolleton.
..wosild•qatimswer. t.,„„ •
• *Thn•Plet , l'' ' ".1-2
• • • -• . . •
rho Distriot AttoineY repreUnted .1411 ab Wirt
that bit. Pendleton was an,intportandWlttese, and
had not been here yesterday or to•day.: : He under-
stood from hie bre therthat the 'witness wan slightly
ailing 'et his . resideficie Georgetown—lie wait
porhapit the only ,other „witness that , Would be
examined as to the facts of the traneutlon. If stoic,
he would not, eftwurse, insist .
onhis being present,
but be Was a veil haportant Witness, and he wee
boxions to have his testlniony, He asked,that an
attaChnientMight be Issued: ' . ' •
The judge.: 7lf the.ThetiletZAttorney'approve,':
an sattachmenc'ef &tune, Will be hutted. , * "
' ThiDistriot Attorney rircimlsed to de eo. • Mr.
Ohliton informed the'Distyiet,Atterney over the
it,
table that ' Mr. Pendleton w sick. , The officer
who served the submits Infornied th court that
the witness had been in attendance dome he we,
snmesoned. An attichment . wai ordered.
Mr Chilton infornied the 'mart that a neighbor
of Mi. 'Pendleton stated that he'vras at his bro
ther's 'house last night,'arid 'Clew that - , he was
slok. The Distriot Attorney said - that he had no', objection to the °Mut instrocting the - Marshal to
report the condition of the i r4nesees health. ' ' •
Mr. Carlisle. A cartid Ann', a - physlelan
would be satisfactory. ' ; • •
Judge. The better eon* *kilt btr to issue an
attachment.. If not able to corne,.that report can
bo made. If able, hie nttendancesitotild be com-'•
pelted.
Thomas Woodward, COroner;lrseiist *led dor; -
• but not being in ilton dance, was sea e siante•
into court and was °sanitised ..bylite,TlistilorAti.
*•,' The witness stated: that he - I,' lt tieratioli of the
chanty, and held the inotteit.on e body of MY
Key ;, that - occasion a pliant was delivered to
his keep whieh be, *derma." 1./Cita.Deirim
get pistol, stocked 'to the mutate, ':about Wien.
Joshes long, wide rifle bore; 'ramrod • absent;
maker's name, J. CV Byres; on - the leekl , 'lllkw
Dinner delivered it to him ; it le in thesante ison
dition as when delivered ; he examined the body
and'olothes of Mx. Key; be has the clothes with;
hint. if the District Attorney wants to sea them;
be Unties a tandheroblef and takes from it hie
keys and the ease of an opera-glass; he cannot
say erhother . the eaten was open. or aloud.
• The oatmeal ter the defence examined the. hely
They, are ordinary
_trapdoor leer,
_ationtot?re i l
Inohos long. • • • •
- • Witness, ;Thli'liaidkiro'lilet `was talso in the
pocket; he examined. th e body ot:•the dummied
.;
one 'ball had entered his side . ; another'the thithi-i
near,ithe great utery, and there wet a bruise on
the right side, and a alight ,wound on the band:
l•Witeeis , unfolds the kundlew- It#lllDi glebte"
- 44.' 1 1i - there tiny othernuesk intinsArett?
A. Yes, herets e notherhole on the.right side.
Judge..l36tifarii o'it' the tight side, ure i tikey..?? •
Witness. No, air; one on.the
District Atterney,tolthe yea
'e'en sed - these - marks,'gentlemen ?
Judge. If they wishie,:the vesittanlyi - handeti
to them. ho !est wee then handed.to the 'jary.,-
It
Is
of a gray;striped material, the intnnktle.the
pants.]:
.
- -
Witness. Hete is a hole in the side of the'ooat.
m[Holds it up to the -light.] The,coat is a tweed
materlaVof ,a browalehilue: ;•• '
Mr. Brady:did not - see Ilio,!thatisiltilttiotthie
- • • - -
DLstrie tAttorney. We are through with this wit
nets."'
,
Brady asked to suspend the ormakixamina-,
Con as to the olothea till they hadiime to examine
The"Judge'seld tha't course can be taken.
' lar.'Brady, Oh ' , the 'iniggestlon of Mr. Stanton,
said : Never mind we win go en-now: -.-
Oross,examlned _ Mr... Brady,--ITound one
handkerchief' in Mr: Key's pocket ' ; thinks he
liettld the eased the oneragrlaes hitheildepeeket
Mr. Stanton einmines the the ; ,one and
One Outside breaid4oeket, 'and . two sklit side. -
pockets •
• Q. What pockets are in the pantaloons?
'Witness. Two peddle and a,small watch pocket;
four pockets in the vest.-tiro on 'anal side, abtiVe
and, below; found nfithihg elect than' the keys,-
.opera.glass case r pietel, and money ; .found no let
ters or papers; there might . htive beenn. email
porte which • be deliiered 'thinks
there was else a blanch of keys on a ring , which he
handed - to the clerk of tho 'court, Mr. Smith, •
' Wee there anything else on the person of Mr:
Key which you have not produced ? •- •
A. Nothing-else, sir; first saw. his, body in the .
Club House; he was dead at the, time ; am not posi
tiro whether his chat Ives ; Cannot Say positively
that this is his Goat, but believe it is; all fhti money
and effects in his pocket I took, out and:delivered
to the dirk of the court ; I have got a list of the
witnesses 'exathined at the Mildest; thends -it to
the ,Tudgea there were a great many preientwheit
I held the inquest; about a htindredvrere and
about the Club Horde ithatil arrived there ; fifteen
or twenty were in the room ; 4 knee' most Of thern - ;_
some were strangers ; do - not; know thateify per--
son bad partipuler charge of the body; it was be: ,
tween three and fOrti reeleek *ken I arrived; had
been? at home tin GeofietoWn; agentlernin front
York = eame, foe tne,in..a Attek;• this rerson's
name was Alexander; it may have.beenßranois '
Berle; accompanied hint 'Mimed! ately. '
'The, examination of this witness ,- the Coroner,
here, closed.. Re was directed to hand the alothes
Of the deceased to the Marshal. _ • -
Eugene Pendleton, -the witness who had, been
absent in the morning , appeared and was sworn
Re said : I , wuut not present on the oemosion of the
death of Mr. - Key ; near the niece where he
was- shot,T and -saw two of the , shots fired; was
.walking en the south side of the avenue,'and got
near the eastgateleading tethe.President's house,'
'when his attention was attracted by bearing the
report of a pistol r- turned hie head and 'saw two
persons near the corner of Sixteenth street' appa:
rontly in a muffle ; one was attempting to rid bun;
' - teltof the other;
„one wits 'retreating, the "other
following him up ;' the One nearest `me succeeded
in freeing himself , from the ether, and, ran into
this middle of the street,, fellowed closely by'
the other , whet, at the same - time, threw
something from his hands; I-recognised the
one who retreated as Mr. Sickles; Mr. • Sickles
seen • turned and brought deirti . the pistol on the
other, being separated 'about ten feet ; the other
exclaiming,-_" murder! , murder! don ' t' shoot;"
Mr; SichleCared;. the shot gleamed to take effect;
the gentleman shot`awooded or wilted; as it were,
-with his hrguispreased to' his' side; he turned and
. started", for_ the; pavement; he either fell or
,lay
down on the pavement'; followed him up,
and standing 'ever h i m - fired' - fired' e 'second time
an the other Inv at his feet ;. - he then Presen
ted. a ?feted again in the vicinity of the -head or.
shoulder of the other; the iiietof snapped; Heard
the explosion of a cap; at that' time 'Some one,
-approaching from the Club House,' placed his
hand on Mr. Sickles' shoulder; Mr. Sickles turned
round suddenly; there seemed lit lie "come words
passed between them; but:l-Was not near enough
to, hear what was said the same ;one. came and
took Mr Sickles' area, and they walked Mine the
street; continued walking on; very toon'personS
began to collect, who took'np Mr. Key end con
veyed him to the Club- Rouse.; -when- I, armed
there the body had beet(ta)ten - in, and then I was
informed. 'that the pervert -Was Barton' Key; -I
turned to welkshomei and discovered a man on the
opposite side of, .the -street iishincout an :opera'
klass; "thaeorai about fifteen& twentylardisfronx
the avenue,' up Sixteenth' street;' it wail hearer the ,
west side of the street; think it was alittle above
the second boa. -
' 'Q Was that 'opera glaes' the arttsle you saw
A. I cannot say. = • • ,
, Q. Were; the partlea, when yp,n suats,it thrown,
in sok sltuation'as to - alio* it to fall wherelt
Vas found 7. •
A.
Q. - At Tibet time waS this throwiiig • ;
A , ' It 'oiettriedlitsbnaltr.''Sioldett freed playa
from the other: mad :lot into . the middle of the
.street , LlMlt ;all lie, get, intorno street this article
*wait thrown; he was , going from near the remand,
'trait - to the' oornerr;• it wee `nofori 'the aven ue; the
wilt:tees oonfirmed to walk when he first sew them,
and had peered the small gate, when .the .seeond
'fire teak plae"; did 'not see any pisthi ifithe hands,
of-Key; the first time hese* the pistol InStokles
hand.was at the time of;the wend, tire . did not
See the - first - Bre ;:did net see whether Mr., Stokles
bad a vistoria his hand at'thBttme - of the souffle ;
notonfrateralp near to see what kind of a pistol it'
war—whother one barrel or -more; -heard the re.
Vert of three tilltasi, saw two of *IP ; whoa I
-r.-^ -
non=
41111.'
0 n p 0 4„ ow i tt*smowr otu• loom mei
LI abut tlut fa -4 ' .
Isviry ..
-
Win
at ow tows seirostamo 4: 4
ttii*sioo of tkel4l - ilk lomat bi
w • - , .•?:=
iti,littouto to kositiomo
: 1 "44;.k, )rrvise
Irkil! t 1 .6 daY tocalittat,
itt‘ tla Immo*
it~laata~~ or ii.o ittotoidukttosit2pw!trilltott Interim t-
.(: .
.f.."--I.:r t 1
. 01.t.i4; •
•
7 *lit . . t that yWm on
K
liditi
!., t ;Zedp .s. fliiidwrictired for a few minutes. Oa .:
.hie".rettirs the exemination was resunida
air bus": The beetle lasted ;till one of AM, party
weerpowsredother, and lra• of abort amities.- -
mince ; It tdok piece near the oorces,ised wills*, -
.thoeght it wastmemidiaielf og tho Psfelsonfii'lilltt ...-
lot reedkiel more thee oue enap.r;.rirfre'iv: . • • .
By Mr. - Brady. • Wit:ems!, 'attendmeetwas.drilwei
to the partial . bylearteg_ tie repertef a plellefi. •
did not go into th e Pleb Moan.), J . ~__.-... ' .... .• -
• B u yer . Otdd. Did not asii , pay o tte r Pawn =.
ne ee Pirtle' until the gentleman: came from ' •
theSitati /to* ;" gi good . entity ware standing near- -
.Mbase ,helliss; ; a member of 'women were In fdlte .4
.atneetrainduine gealetnan wait verimaelloi• `••"
Cited, , doe'S wittkhe Wart , •• - .."0 . 0 , ;.:, - ;;."..".: • - '
.: —", .. ' iortoOlLiniemwalit' 5 7 4 ' , .."`" -' '' • -
' -Dr. goOlitigd - WihreAcria—firedeielreiinilio- -
tient of thii,botrti*Mill one St the Oinblloems;. '
whith flietsiallie deliiiiiedhls'epOthis,,were 02— •
omit, vett;'inditantigeoltil;" dfit 'nit teraove any of -
the ellithingentirettfhin thiapte imin, bet opened --;
the Clothes tii'iiiii'.'wherii;'.,the Weende were • de- -
laded bid notelisied to; hreathe when I saw him ..
'filefe! it' that ' partial; smaminatien ' I "saw one:
wooed 'an' the left ilde, , between ilii tenth Ma :.
eleventh ribs, the ball barisigevidently" traria:lid •• "
the body three and Or; Ear Whit- ebove this
hlp.tiene,-, en"- the . ..left' tide;' and 'Seven inches
from ." the. dent,., ... a `the' 'bath; aro end the
chest and under the
_clothing . ; er:c. the opal).-
elie eide, rthove ' hip bone, I felt"two Inches
below the groin ; ,there was another'..wound, the '
bill having pealed 'entirely. through' . the thigh,
and came out jolt in the groove of the buttock
and the thigh ; that it all I sew -et that partial
examination id ter the octane, stuitaisried,,Ele ,' the
clothes were,removed from the bodyby Dr- Stone
and Myself ie'the Prairies of the earner and the
"jury ;:.in' removing - this efothhig * wad Tu, foga d
on the Lee stliti'iLaCtii the lannedietir'yietnity of ,
the wound.on,thal. side; ,htit. whithir that wet was'betiteif the - coat' end the'*estoost or.be
tween thir'weinotieit ried•the dart,: I do' not ha w ;
I firit 'taw It - at it wee falling on th e 11,7.
Q. - "'On the lift side; you say ? - •
A. On the left tide ; I handed it to some one
of this/orY; lathy strippiirat tha hedf I discovered
In the immediate vicinity, of the ball; at about the
eighth rib, a "elight nonoision or 'abrasion of the
skin; erit.emainththg ' the! coat ' anti - :waistcoat I
foendithiliii4erferatsd by.* bill: whjob, le my
oplehinfiliMidd the aliaifon Of the Abr rlfootild
not be' midi frointhe eentruilon !nerd, . ,
_the inside:*
of the first bin; ratio Wight that I rotina a wad
there. and I aisaj have" laid ati et the time; but It
proved to,be apiece of isotton with . which the
waistcoat ' was ettiffia, and' 'which': Wes. probably
black and whIM; -- Whethei-it war blackened blackened or
not by the spereage of the bell 'I cannot Say ; the
following nieritieg, eighteen hours ifter the death,
a full'peet.moiteat examinetiOri. wan Made by Dr.
Steno and'reyself ; 'we found there "was A 6, inj'ery
about the ' head; 'the injuries about the ;hedy, es
ter:tall/ - xeirii , •these I have desert [bed it •
WAN
a Slight chri stenon toe 'Op . d i the' midi* finger
of the left hand. '' ' ' " - i' :" ''..." ,:.• ~ , I'',
Q.' Was there'd* blOOdidellit.ltt. ‘',"-,1t.... 4
A. Ito ; the blow of a llamas:sr Might litFre done
something of the kind; or something.,passing
through witheit batting the 'skink there was no
blood' on. opening . the rod ~,w e ttlintg.a large
quantity:of blood t o the'ea ty Mt ifte hiediy; and •
sabsequentlY found lite eine :of 'lllitymil, - "deseribed
an entering the left sal; to be fhb it broke the
eleventh 'rib, wa r m:it the Mitiiiiidit of thempleen.
=that reitlirisrbleli'llisii deaf the Isiekkorie ; it
made a slight groeie udder its hirin 'radios ; it
made a meth deeper reeve serum the whole neves .. .
part of the body of the leftham r.it did. noillio. •
jure the great , bleat:vileisistif?eiledi," th e twO
greet - tninks, nor It ilidind'"tte 'lntentiteg Or i -
the stomash ; Itceittiralf the:large ' lObti; "'Brod '
mast of iheliverinationlehlii,; It )1(a( within halr
in inch of the itietieitterthelveri &Cite trasek ...•
' , retie fissure ;-I de net . hatemillsehr den deeerthe it •
without using " a• little.="taehitimd, Isogon* ; it ' -
transversed this whele:thleleitient - Ordbe Jobe of. the
liver, ant 'entered' the.right esittity';: t p chest, i,.
without wounding, the itmgei;' it bee . • eighth 'rib, 'rib, and' lodged under the `flfili , eft sit. of ..
the chest contained a Large qiuintitier.b/cod—A
quart st least ;._ altogether, the amoirt opshatel Wild
between thiaie and fear gnarls - '
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Q. M
. Was et a mortal wound? ‘ - ",..," ...; '
ot 4 ft 1 -
I orient/led t}:e‘ heart; ' there ' wise'.e'i iinste,...t - 1"..
anosuel.esnowat er litl„T gepoSit, on , Sidi • •
of the heert i ;let. r theAtmmfamt ectyis , . itiitt-...
woo healthy.'‘... is."-i " ' ~z ,;,,!,...; ...,".: . i . ,W-1.:_.! .. -
Q. You hied ;Itainiftlit . letlbsifhW_. i. 'Of .
Me ball Visielettlifaio . .7thd...IOW :I L, ,do 701 /-
infer at a scientific gintflift — 'mf i jsM, iffi , . 4 .. ". 01 .,....
poi !tion Of "the'desimeed St
mi lkiitoitti!itea t ...,.0 41 *„.• .uiic-,.
the jury totry. , 4:•i„ .
" The Inettlet Altera* amiwouti pc
*at* Deeper Im. ...,..--t-. .
*m
- 114 Pt—...eo !Preinillie'.4o ; an.., r er by
intent that _eettesei of - habit at Merles very:
tortuotte ;
fornied'a the orate, in Chit otlib leAlkittct4p body
mustintreilbeerilda' , Seniki*nellientpokurit ht
ether efordi;lhat Rely ineuit'literit; been lying
on Wright side, the bedyliver to
Itte - vight,=midlhe'sisaildiert a little - higher ; then
thehips;pi;reiiitiindlteiithi 3 Olipn, the,
kidney, and the Wier teild beie beinded in -:
the previmermaiinei they:v . /era **lime llißliedy.was
in' that - ptisithin",;! iMilinstbild r that
• bellinity litivifesoipterthe inteitinciriPdirtousach
and 'the 'greaVirterf - in",er diffelinCpeeltfon, al
-1 thongli therpiehaidlitiee' azilltat;,lynairin that -
Lisositlen, Aimed Pte - ,•",fhts'Aglik,. the .
stentichlehdr - inteetilies 'fall fotwird;_maiting the
probability -of:; th eir- , itieitief *Mk Alietliall the -
neater; -penile° teid ,with-the'airnitpf the United Stites; aitaiddlitant einglion';siki meanie - -
blY'Miiicehot - wounde; . - - 4,lutve no
doubt that 'this wound was ;infiloteC 011* lilltol
shat-,-bilt in our lenient - 64e oenurals by
firearms gaa•shot wounds. „
Could; you g i ve ani_opinien!is the style of
pistol:slinky/Meth this - wound was infiloted:f; - - •
Mr. Brady objeoted. . ,
The Distilot " Attorney that the Anestion
Ras proper.
• -The Judge ruled against it
-Itesumod.'llient out the bill hirrael (aid thinks
he could reads - ice it; it *Remarked; [a pistol ball
was handed tolliefeelbiess-1 , ' ;
• _Unit it? " ' •
Toike - best of biz * * *ledge and, belief it
la ; Musa the inakinede on it in my presence by
'Dr." Sione,,Or rine exitettt l ike
Q ,To what' paitioular
! does' that ball commeitlybeloug? j-Mr. Brady ob
jaded:l CI did iMerictior that a pliqahlan isfUn ex-_
port in the' niardifiaboxi Of hiearms:.
Diatriot Atfoniny Ceitalitly . - "is,qf -be is a
physician in the army - if , not; he camot diseharge
his duty.
Mr. , Brady. think 'he Mmi discharge' fi t s duty
without discharging firearma.t;ftmightuf 1
- To Mr. Carlisle; Thiele the-ball we - extracted
on the right-side ; - it is the onlyball'We found;
the itrthe groin passed threitigle.j,
This ball, on . being applied to' llte'Dorringer pis
tol in' court; and 'which: , hav-alieet Nire;'islound
to Target for it, - solliat there - Must havibeen
`la third pistol ' ' , the-bore - ot.thialre; - folver being still
smaller - •'
- The witnessdescribed the nature'd the Wound
in' the - groin; saying, - turrong , :other-things s , it was
near the thain'artery,'aid-just abode the 'largest
- branch; the onlyvessel wounded Was an extornat
vein-.a flesh wound ;severity, would - depend
on after conietprenees; Ordinarily suith a - Wound
would not be severe, but might have left lameness
'for a long time. "-
-By Mr. Brady. Witness's attention was tailed
to 'Mr: Key by the shots he beard ; - no ,person
came for him ; be went into the - Club House and
found him breathing his last; not more-titan eta
or seven 'parkas were there, tooluding two colored
men • to the best of his-belief the" white - pe4sona
were'Meests. Dore. Martin, and-1101On ;!artut not
certain he raw ldr.. • theft war no person
having charge - or Mr. Key, etrietly speak ing ; was
present when Mr: Rees pockets -were saarahed
took Bleepers ease from the left sideToeket'of hie
-coat; his impression was - that theOsse`wsit:olosed
and empty ; be raw two keys. but could riot iden
'WY-those exhibited ; pulling down-the:pinta
leons to ascertain the nature of the wound: fblt
Rune loose money and the keys be thOught every
thing was handed to the coroner; kn'ewireehltrac
teristio, presented by itself, which could.deterinine
from the abrasion the course pursuairbyahall
Mr: Brady Inquired whether' there wereindices
wbioh would infallibly 'determine that anabrasion
was made with a ball or firearms, '•-
Witness: -The holes in the right side of the coat,
waistcoat, linen; and flannel shirt, ; settled the
matter in his mind; but this opinion ..wait`not in
fallible; he merely assumedplustlthe hole in the
clothes was made hy.a hail.
- By Mr. Brady. - Did yen ever see anYthing else
that could metro sttch a hole? '
Witness.- No. I- judge- from. the frequency
have seen clothing pierced - with shots.—. :
Mr. Brady. What is the- peculiarity ore hole
in a vest or other clothing made by a - ball ?
Witness. -You ask my opinion t the marked pe
oultarity I- cannot desoribe ; you have asked my
opinion.: .s: •
Brady.. You have - said that the cosine of a
pistol. ball: :al frequently' tortuous: Is there any
law which reiterates such woman? , •
- .
Witness. Not at all. The ball does not IleeeS.
BMUS. ne in_ a line-of -perfection: There'is noth
ing at *post-mortem examination to toll amours°
rota ball,: -- • .
further. interrogatories •-nit'th'ese points,
the. witness .said: he thought-. Merits,' Key 'and
%skies were nearly of the UMW height-11v Key
Noe probably 6 feetilinekee.-.1 , • •
Mr. Brady., EinpposertWO men - /Are *enzsgell in a
sonale or toads, each endeaviiiing todetwoortte the
•other, and struggling fort life- or' death,. - one at
tempting.to throw the other, or, she dischar ging
,pletot !• is there • any - possible .wfititiaef the •par
ties -whialtwonid show the shot auld•prodtme such
" Witness. The position of - thy-body meet have
beentri tha right aide; with the ihouldertra little
more elevated thlthlthe =hi thelbody , iiieltied to
the right,,,Whather : the:body- was-suppOrted by
the, arm and not- any tldnrelse,:/Slonitlmew
the csntrsiot - the bail must: have depended on the
position of the bodyi as I have deseribedit,!l
, „ - .Dr".l3torte,lrlio ,assisted at the' post-inertenn ex
amination, ,testilled-es - the ;Ohara-otos .of the
wounds, Identifying, the, ball wh4la -Isar taken
from the hody - - ,
e Jury to ok a - reeeis at one - for -Ave
Aftifthe retiasi.jramesiW: heed, who Jed ex
amined yesterday, villa malted by the, District At
-Tali stated- yeadmdei, that; Whin ,yettnsaw
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