THE TIMtiS NEW liLbOMFlEtB. A.;1 OCTOBER 23, 1877.
Trapped by a Sheriff.
On Ihe 1st of May, 187(1, Col. Broad
head, United States payn)Rster,ccompnnied
by bin dork, Louis II. Spencer, and two
other men, loft Areata, California, for
Camp Gaston, situated In tho northern part
of that State, for the purpose of raying
the soldiers stationed at the garrison.
When the party wero going down a hill
ebout a mile from lledwood creek, moving
slowly forward in bIiirIo Mo, tlioy wore flrod
upon from the brush near the trail.
The first shot Was fired at a pack mule
that was in the van, on which was strap
ped a pair of saddle-bngs supposed to cou
tftln a large amou'ut of currency. The ball,
which was a large one, struck the mule In
the left Hank and passed . almost through
the animal's body. No one in the party
was armedand of course the fire was not
returned. The mule,on receiving the shot,
started to run, and the party followed.
Closely following the first shot came a sec
ond, which took effect in Bpencnr's arm,
just below the shoulder. The wouud was
made by three small bullets or buckshot,
one of which broke the arm and tho other
two entered his side.
Spencer foil immediately and crawled
Into the brush for concealment. The rest
of the party ran down the hill. They wore
followed by a masked man on foot. At
the foot Of the hill the mule gave out, nud
was left by the party. The highwayman
camo running down, and shooting the ani
mal again, diRpntchod it. The party went
on so me distance, but returned in about
two hours to look for Spencer. On reach
ing the dead mulo they found the saddle
bags had been cut open and the contents
abstracted.
The party searched for Spencer, but
could not find him. After receiving the
shot, Spencer crawled away because of the
extreme pain he was suffering and endeav
ored to fiud a house. Soon after he was
fortunato enough to be found by an Indian
boy and taken to a house some distance
away, where he met Col. Broad head and
the rest of the party. Spencer was taken
to San Francisco, where he subsequently
died from the effects of the wound. His
remains were sent to Hartford, Conn., at
which place his mother lived.
The highwayman got away with about
$1,1100. Efforts were made at once by the
authorities to discover the perpetrator of
the robbery and murder, but without suc
cess until a few weeks ago.
About the first of the present mouth the
sheriff of Nez Perces county, Idaho, had
some reason to suspect a Freuchman nam
ed Bosqui of being the guilty party. This
Bosqui came to Lewiston a short time since
and was acting in the capacity of Govern
ment packer. 1 The sheriff, being apprised
of all the circumstances connected with the
robbery and murder, began to quiotly make
inquiries concerning the antecedents of the
packer Bosqui.
. From information thus obtained the
officer's suspicions were confirmed, and he
was more strongly convinced than ever that
be had the right man, and he determined
to apprehend him for the dual crime. Bos
qui, not suspecting that he was under the
espionage of the sheriff, ; was induced to
1 enter a trap laid for him, and was at once
arrested and taken to Lewiston. lie pro
tested bis innocence of the crime on being
apprehended.' Only a few days after his
arrest Captain Whipple's company came
to Lewiston. Fortunately, in the interest
of justice, there were two men belonging
to that company who had known Bosqui in
California, be being a discharged soldier.
These men were brought to the jail by
the sheriff to identify the prisoner. No
sooner had Bosqui set his eyes on the men
than he exclaimed, " Well, it is no use for
me to deny it any longer," and his coolness
and composure at once forsook him. From
all the circumstances Bosqui seems to be
the guilty party, and there will probably
be no difficulty in fasteuing the grave
crime on him. He is at present confined at
Lewiston, where he will be kept until the
arrival of a requisition from the Governor
of California. Justice may slumber, but
she never dies, and criminals live to find it
out.
Strange Case of Poisoning.
The Charleston Journal of Commerce
says : The late Judge Graham's family
were all poisoned a few days since. Mrs.
Graham's sistor dwells on the borders of
North Carolina; ber daughter, MisaMoCall,
Mrs. Graham's niece, dooiding to visit the
Graham family in this - city, ber mother'
desired her to take with her to Mrs. Gra
ham some country .delicacies, such as
sweatmeats, pies, and eight fine chickens
which she had roasted. '
In the preparation of those, pies and
chickens dressing salt was used, which
was purchased the day before from a coun
try grocery, and this salt, it is now suppos
ed, was poisoneo, naving oeen part of a
cargo of salt that was on its way either to
this port or Wilmington, with a number of
casks of arsenic The vessel bad a rough
passage, and is said to have been wrecked
on ber voyage.
Water got into the cargo, some of ' the
salt was melted, and the arsenic casks were
injured by the water also. And it is con
jectured that the salt lying at the bottom
was saturated with arsenic, poisoning
it. At 7 o'clock next evening'seven of the
family lay dead, and Mrs. Graham and her
little boy lay at the point of death.
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ol Carroll two., Perry county. Pa., deceased, have
been granted to the undersigned, residing In the
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P. O., Address Uueruiansdale. Perry co., Pa,
July 24. 1877. tC. 11. SMUJsr, Attorney.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
Notlee Is hereby given that Kphralm A. Mc
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Jackson township.
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August 1, 1877. Assignee.
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John Neldigh, late of Jackson township. Perry
comity, Pa., deceased, have been granted to the
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August 21. 1877.-6C
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pass on their lands In Jackson township, Perry
county. Pa., or they will be dealt with according
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REAL ESTATE.
THE subscriber. Assignee of Pavld Fry. of
Carroll township.. Perry County, Pa., will offer
for sale, ou the piemlses, on
' SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20t!i, 1877,
the following described Real Estate :
A Til ACT OF LAND,
Unn In rn.rnll lnnn,M Tr..nl- T.
bounded on the East by lands of John sheriff, orl
niti rirm uy unviu jvicAinsier, on me r-ortli by
Mrs. Horn, on the South by David McAllister,
containing about
18 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
having thereon erected a
TWO STOltY LOG
WEATHERBOARDED
HOUSE,
with kitchen attached, and a LOO RAHNand
other necessary outbuildings. A good Orchard,
and a tine lot of Locust Trees, ic, are on this
tract. v
g- Rale to commence at one o'clock P. M of
Bald day when terms will be made known by
. , JACOB LONG, Assignee.
Sept. 18, 1877.
VALUABLE PROPERTY
A.t IrIvnto Bale.
rtnHE subscriber offers at private sale In Spring
X township, Perry county, Pa.,
A TRACT OF LAND
containing TWENTY-TWO ACRES, more or less,
liavliiRthereon erected a THKEE STOltY LOO
WEATHERHOARDEI) HOUSE, Frame Barn,
and Shoemaker Shop and all the necessary out
buildings and a Well of water near the iluor and
a lot apple, peach, pear, quince aud cherry trees,
grapes, (to.
This property Is located one mile North East of
Oak Grove, and Is an excellent location lor a
Shoemaker Bhop.
.Terms of sale easy.
August 7, 1877. DAVID REIBER.
VALUABLE STORE STAND
At Private Sale.
TnE subscriber offers at private sale about
ONE ACRE OF GROUND, having thereon
erected a LARGE HOUSE, with KITCHEN,
WASH HOUSE and STABLE, and a WELL of
good water near the door.
.There Is a large 8TORE ROOM In the
building In which a store has been kept for a
number of years. The stand Is a very desirable
one
There Is also erected on the premises, another
HOUSE AND STABLE, which will be sold sep
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Aug . 21, '77pd Sandy Hill, Perry Co., Pa
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ESTATE NOTICE.-Notlce Is hereby given
that Letters of Administration on the estate
of Joseph Ensmiiiger late of Carroll township.
Perry county. Pa., deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned residing In the same township.
, All persons Indebted to said estate a re requested
to make Immediate payment, and those naving
claims will present them duly authenticated for
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ELIZABETH ENBMINGER,
COKNKLIU8 KNHMINUKK.
A. M. Market, Att'ytor Adm'raJ Admlnistratr's
August 28, 1877.
CAUTION. I hereby caution all persons
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A. Graham, of Kavilletwp., Terry Co., Pa., to wit:
1 Cupboard, 2 Stoves, 1 Stand, 2 Beds, 1 Kureau, 2
Tables, Chairs, Capet, Clock, Chests, 1 Sewing
Machine, Lot of Tinware, and Cooking utensils.
Iron Kettle, Tubs, and all the balance of her
household affairs. As the same belongs to me, hav
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loaned the same to ber.
Sept. 4, 4t. JOSEPH WALKER.
, .
TTtSTATE NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given
Jli that letters testamentary on the estate
of Pavld McAllister, of Carroll twp., Perry
Co., Pa., dee'd-.have been Issued to John McAllis
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ESTATE NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given
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ot Mary Aim Crllry, late of Liverpool twp.,
Perry Co., Pa., deo'd., have been giauted to the
undersigned residing In same township.
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