The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 4

IfllfWmlP THE DAILY AMERICAN NASHVILLE TUESDAY JULY 11 1882 US THE SPRIKGFIELD HOMICIDE STICKLEY mm DEALER I THE U4HT RUNNING NEW HOME machine Uu iiMlulin Pro (wet Manufacturers of Clothing Shirts for threading quickly! machine In the market This machine Is peculiarly adapted to the wants of Tailors Dress-maker Light Leather Work etc The laege ipace under the arm large bobbin double teed run self-eetilag needle automatic leosiou etc all combine to make the IKW KOMI the meat for either fhtodfajto Stewart Singer or manufacturing purpotea Kvery machine warranted for Are year! Send tat price iuta'on Npw'ho Lr: III Double Sailor Knot Call for it THUS FINEST TOBACCO IN THIS LAND Judge ire acknowledged to be the beet lOc clear yet sold three for 25c Chew Hinton Smoke ML Orders Bolidted FITS! tfJ JAMES Sole Aenta mhSleodly Mm 7 Herih Cherry It Oppnl I PkkOCKiTS lit COC1CH The StatveredM Wise MM aa lets no el Ivettas the Harwell lease The delegatee to the State convention ol the sixty-and-six wing of the Democracy held an informal meeting in tbe ladles' ordinary at the Maxwell House at 8 o'clock last night and remained in session for three boars It wss called to order by Dickinson of Nashville A Martin of Lebanon was called to tbe chair and Bsskette of Mar-freesboro appointed secretary The qnesuou then arose whether representatives of the press should be admitted Judge Lurton of Clarksville and Dr Tucker of Nashville made brief speeches in which they urged that tbe doors should be thrown wide open and their suggestion wes approved ExSeiiabor Jam vs Bailey was called upon and spoke at length He said that be would rather see the Democracy go to destruction than to have sue a platform aa was adopted by the other wing of tbe party forced upon them Applause They bad met that night not to ludulga in sentiment Those Democrats who bad gathered here from all part of the State were here for business Hs believed that politics was business nothing more nothing lest They were here to pises tha State not only right before the world but right in their own estimation They were here to consider what shall be done with the debt of Tennessee The subject had been discussed for eight or tan years and it bad nrra wakd ikpbbucahl Chain KaeUa Uets the Dread Beaae To the American: The oolored voters oi the Fifth word met at Gilbert late night and pasted tbe following resolutions: That the statement of Keebls published in the Banner of June 24 1882 in which he says that a majority of the oolored voters are in favor of giviDg tbe Independents or Democrats a clear field in the comiDg contest for county offices is without foundation whatever Resolved that we do Dot believe he spoke the sentiments of twenty-five colored Republicans in the oounty Reeolved farther that ft is the opinion of this meeting that tbe pert taken by Keeble in celling the meeting of Independents et tbs opera-hooee as very unbecoming tbe chairmen of Republican executive committee and that the money spent by him for buggies end horses and otherwise in getting np that meeting ought to have been spent In tbe interest of the party which had honored bim at his request with the chairmanship Resolved that we have the utmost confidence in Anderson os a true and tried friend and advocate of the Republican party and the oolored race and that we believe it to the interest of the colored race to elect each men as he to manege the 3air of the oounty and vre pledge hr oar support for Magistrate Resolved that we believe the party made a great mistake in tbe selection of Keeble as chairman of tbe Executive Committee Resolved that bis action in the last county election to defeat tbe Independent Re- rublican ticket ought to have disqualified im for the place Adjourned to meet Monday night ridges for a Winchester ritte the sight of the fire Rowland testified Thomas Feather-stone testified that John Hooper got back from Naahville the morning of tbe killing George Batts Sheriff William War-i Oliver Batts and William Hooper also tilled but no new material points were brought out The examination will be resumed at 3 this morning and will probably consume several days The following is tbe lint of witnesses: For the State: Henry Elias Vol-nsr A Payne 8 Holman Ragsdale Edwards Boone A Ragsdale Wooldridge John Elliott Leving Dick Davis Thos Faatberstone Isor James Hunter Monroe Washington (cob) Byrns Quins Doycas Lynch Mantio in Benton England Batts Ecklea Jesse Warren Oiner Batts Hooper Dudley Hooper Faatberstone Davis Fisher Fisher Warren Harding Cheatham A White Mrs Winkler A Cobee 8tark A Hopkins Ella Davis Geo Dsvie Asa Hopkins Devslene Fisher James Hunter Mrs James Moulton For the defense: Dr Hart Tanner Sim f'ollook John Eahola Langford Mrs 8 Hopkins Ren fran Domonbreun Janies Moulton Mrs Ldla Roth James Miller (colored) James Gardner (colored) Sager Oglesby Martin Winkler Anderson Gill Walling Alford 8 Cohea Dr Menees Mrs A Ragsdale Meredith Woodward Lue Dalsey Greenback Green Benton Webster Martha Ann McClain Hannah Murphy Dorah Washington Rev 8 Osborne Sint Mrs 8allie Beaeley Mrs Mary Hooper Davie Martha Dougla Mrs Laura Nuckolls Mrs Mary Hopkins A Shivers Miss Maggie Shivers Miss Emma Shivers A Sullivan William Spain Waller Justice John Ecklea Queensware Glassware Tinware BeteOed at Wholesale Price it the 5 AND 10 CENT STORE AND BARGAIN HOUSE JudguTvlez of Clarksville sitting by intake hafege with Jdl Quarto who is sick ysstarday began the bearing of evidence on on tor ball 8 Hopkins Hooper chared with the murder of Dr Nuckolls in county last Feb-t of habeas corpos two weeks ago hot declined hearing it and application was thereupon made ttt edge Quart ea HI Ool Tamer of the prosecution insisted that tbs case was not ona properly is this oounty Hopkins waa indicted before the Criminal Court of Huber tson county and had eorrendered to the Sheriff of Davidson county and without the principal defendants being tbe venue had been changed The prosecution had eon tended that this was wrong and now made the ptrinf 'that the case was still pending in Robertson county Gen Garner stated that tbe cause of this was that there were reasons why it was not safe to have Hopkins go to Spring-field A number of the witnesses were not present but it was agreed to proceed with tae examination and let the evidence of the witnesses be taken when they should arrive Judge Garner asked the court to request the newspaper represen tative pr ent not to publish the evidence in deta tbe papers were general iy read and brpaW sblished it would No 175 Union Street Between Cherry and Bummer Stree to my 18 eodly 1st or 4th POWDER Absolutelycffure Jell FRITZ The Leadli Cent Cigar 3ie Hailg $mmcan rod need divisions in social life as well as i political circles They were here to ttie the debt in the right way forever TUESDAY JULY 18 mt IO 04 Akdsbsoit Child am Sec pobtki urns IAX ROSENHEIM ROSENHEIM A BKO) Opp the Maxwell Hoase Bole Agent for tbe above famous brands All order will receive prompt attention Jan 1 eod ly top sol 4th Defeated Bat 4 lamber Tie TBS WHEELS If anybody wants to know WHAT KIND OP CLOTHES are best adapted for purposes of bus! ness or pleasure at home or In 1 raveling for all seasons and climates we shall be happy to supply both the Information and the clothes Wholesale Dealer in LINCOLN ROBERTSON BOURBON and RYE WHISK IBS Peach and Apple Brandies Imported Brandy Wines Scotch and Irish Whiskies See card Of Rffbert Moors A do on second page The new hotel at Don Aqua Springs been confibietad Try Belize? Aperient It re ovate the sfMwk Bids at invite for furofabing eoal lor tbs losses Asylum Tea can be procured cheap at tea and roflss bourn An advert! foment of tbe Royal BakiD Powder appears! trims' less Tbe steamer I -J Drouillard starts lor Evansville Wednesday at 12 North Nsshyille liodgs No 172 el gives a picnic and ball on tbe 17th at Garden MMii arncn RYAN (Late of Ryu A Ryu) Ths new hotel at Bon Aqna Springs is completed and gaeets can find everything in order Java mixed package coffee never tough or coated pound packages 20c The finest new teas at tea and ooffee store fait IT 4th ap 178 Broad St Naahyille Tenn Ity to get a jury county- All he wanted was ta have no impedisMtats put la tbe way of a speedy trial Jndga Tyler then mads the request of the reporters saying that it wee merely a request of course Brian said that there was a decision of the Supreme Court to the effect that tbe Judge might order the testimony not published sPr' Judge iyr said he was not aware of the fact but be deemed a request sufficient James Holman was first exam ined He Bved in Springfield and was tits Oorsnw of Robertson county held tbe inquest on the body of John Nuckolls last February the shooting occurred at 9:15 on the prin cipal street leading down to tbe depot found four $50 Mila a $10 bill and 50 cents in silver on the body found navy pistol on him with six loads ia it found also a Smith A Wasson with five leads in it on the other side where he found the body was about 800 at 350 yards from the depot tbe pistols were with the Circuit Court Clerk of Robertson county bad known John Nuckolls for about twenty fi be was about 40 or 42 years old MAMMOTH GAVE Iced Merchants can bay teas cheap at tea hoase Patrtek Nailery ef Colombia Fatally Baa-gled by a Trala at the LeatsvlHs Depot Patrick Mallory clerk and cashier of the newBethel House at Columbia run over aud killed at toe Louisville A Nashville depot at 8 yesterday morning in attempting to get on tbe train while in motion He was just returning from a pleasure trip of five days at Lookout arriving at Nashville on Sunday night remaining over until yesterday morning when it waa his expectation to return to hit duties at the Bethel Honae Mr Mallory formerly worked at Willards Hotel Louisville coming to Colnmbia in 1877 where he has remained ever sinoe with a abort interim at tbe Battle House in Mobile He waa affable and pleasant in bis ways and was universally liked by everyone standing as hign in tbe community in which he mingled ss any one there He had been married twice his older children living at Cleveland Ohio while those of bis last who survive him live at Columbia He was about 40 years old and was of fine form and build Mr Mallory in falling from the car was dragged several faet bis laft band being aught under tbe wheel caught under HUNTINGTON CLOTHIER 160 Church Street asMhntn The elegant new hotel at Bon Aqua Springs is finished end now open to guests Who will find everything In order Grand Gala Week! Military Encampment July 15-22! The Porter Rifles had a meeting last night and were solid for (ticking together and working hard so that no favoritism on the part of the edges could in any fa' ture drjjl- deprive them of the place they may deserve Had the Crescents who think they buried them at Indianapolis been present lost night they would have thought it a lively corpse or imagined some one had performed a miracle and brought the dead to life Several of the honorary association were present and made encouraging talks to the boys The general Impression among them was that they had been defrauded of their deserts at Indianapolis The Mechanic band gavehem a serenade white they were iu the armory Tha following resolution were adopted: Whereas Sawrie Jr a member of oar company has been charged by oertaln unknown persons with wilfully aad for a bribe making mistakes in the recent Louisville contest thereby losing the drill for the'Porter Rifles and Wherees we as a company know these charges to be utterly malicious and untraa therefore be it Resolved that we as a company and individually in justice to our comrade and ourssivss entirely exonerate Sawrie Jr anJ heartily condemn the unknown authors of such chargee BOH AQUA HOT £8 A Western North completed to Cranberry NC view Of North Caroline can Tint East Tronet Carolina Railroad is JMEMK-KS tains of Tennlgi PBBMOMAL weak addre Jy8 lhsutuw4thp be bad Roane mountain in ailiis grandeur loomsjtat a distance of eight miles at a distance of eight ml mfiaitaodatfea Arose I NEW SPRING it is but a abort diitance to the Falla of Elk end Linville Falla Tourists not de- it fn the can City ip siring to ret urn to Elizabeth top or Jofiniwn City in and in no other way The convention of two weeks e'-o had made a platform which every man in Tannexiee almost without exception were spitting upon and it woald not become the foundation of the Democracy The Democracy wss a paity devoted to principles and not to men A man might live and die but principles lived forever they were grounded in eternal truth They were there to establish principles which tbe people woald support They could go book to any period Of any history aud they would find Democracy asserting itself that it bad demanded absolute exact and equal justice for all mankind and that idea was forma lated iu the American constitutions of 1776-84 and in that of Tennessee in 1706 To that extent he was a Democrat and beyond it be was not He bad been trained up in tbe teachings of Jackson Polk Whits Bell Cave Johnson and Freeman who never dreamed that Tennessee would ever reach a position where it would do injustice It was never un til modern times that such a question was raised Oould Jackson rise out of hia grave be would speak in tones that would be heard from one end of the State to tbe other It would bring the pare minded White from his grave if he thought there were men in Tennessee who would sacrifice principle for the purpoee of harmonizing their private differences to secure partisan success A bond was as much property as was the Maxwell House It waa an acquisition obtained by labor Would any man or set of men undertake to aay that io order to partisan success they would rob somebody else of their just rights? He would say that Tennessee woald never do it or agree to it Appleuse If they were taking away from themselves that which belonged to themselves make a sacrifice of their own property lands stock money to make harmony would be a different thing but it was pro nosed to do it at the expense of somebody eise Was that right? They bad just os much right to go ou the highway with pistol in hand and say to the traveler money or jour Applause? He was putting the -question strongly but he wss expressing whet be believed Seventeen years ago he was one of those who had been disfranchised He fought it he throttled the thing From the beginning he never let up in his straggle agsinswtt and that when he wee deience-less despised persecuted He denounced the government of Tennessee of that day and nndenocratio There was CoL Colyar Hs woald say in justice to CoL Colyar that though he might haver errors he had many virtues he rescued Nashville from the despoiier and for that he deserved to have a monument erected to his memory on the beautiful banks of ths Cumberland Whenever any party attempted lo trample under the character of the State or its people it were time the people were saying shall go bo Col Savage a gentleman who was so polite to him whenever he got a chance and he begged pardon for mentioning his name had said take yonr candidate but (pit upon the Mr Wallace bad said the same thing One-half of tbe newspapers of the State said the same thing The Staticredit Democrats were the ones in the evening hmtauito tile load will bring the celebrated Prsnoerry magnetic lrou ore rtti jpttnTffiw pEEzE': i he sailed in the ja METZ CO SO NORTH COLLKGB Have feat received large and atoek oi SEW 410008 or thstr wss unaaifrirtnr comprising all the latest atylaa ter tore Towfitoo Bays and CIUMlto Hew Go4s towel red very week daring the resere Always a complete liae of Farotahteg Baade aa hud Mato Boods in large variety Suits made to order In beat style on short notice ion Manufacturing House 101 Hprlug lew York ay alng ol Cap May and Chautauqua Lakes Saratoga and Mountains re Ilia our own lair Bon Aqua iue our own lair Bon Aqi You ma Of the But give With it wood and i a hills and ita fountains larerperatiou the Jockey istergd by tbe Secretary of Tbl ate Fans Closing ont Paris and Vienna fenset half price John GUgan A Co Oharch st jy9 3t Lacx Mitts Closing out eilk lace mitts at half price John GUgan Co Oharch st 3t Glovxs Closing oat lisle thread gloves cheap John GUgan Church et jy93t Reduced Wc oar obliged to vacate onr ware rooms at No 10 College st hence offer twelve fine barouche twenty fine baggies five fine phaetons one fine cabriolet two fine Surrey wagons and one fine drummer wagon at reduced prices for ih Coil if yon want fin work at low prices Nashville Corriage'and Buggy Co 6t New walnut brackets st Store jy9 eod 3t 8-ball croquet $125 at Store jj9 eod 3t Hammocks 85c at Store jy9 eod 3t Mosquito Bars cheapest at Store jy9 eod 3t Whitrstdi A Cain at the old stand of 0 Smith 286 Church st keep a complete stock of fine cigars and tobacco jy7 3m eod Try Whiteside A ice oold soda and mineral waters jy7 eod3m Go to Whiteside A to bay yonr fine perfumery toilet articles end fancy goods jy7 eod3m Tats water by bbl at Wharton A my 16 tutbsu6m Tate Sfrieq water cures liver troubles myl6 tathsu6m Drink Tate water at Wharton A Co's tathsu6m se DENTISTRY Here are maidens tairor than Venn And aa chaste as the ipotlew Diana Ah I nothin we trow can wean us -Front lovely Savannah If you wish to be lively ard Your heart may be hi led to Or if too old for folly You can read walk or drive or go rowing If yon wish to be classed a a cynic You can find here a in the day time If the Doctor can find here no clinic He can nowhere spend better his play-time The bed of all waters we boast of Here's Freestone Bud Sulphur and Iron Bnt if inspiration you'd toast off could satisfy Byron With us you can neter lack pastime You can roam ovar or with sagea You can havs hen a slow or a fait time Go through the GreeyWd'1 or turn a male duck who a word utters Except when he's so swaetly sleeping But then how his little heart flatten At in his love-dreams he lies weeping And If you should wish to plsy Well I just don't know how they ean make it No 150 faT (Berry Block) eppoelt entrance to Max well House delt ty Judge Chas Smith of Montgomery county ia in the city Miss Myra McCall hsi gone to Atlanta to spead the summer Judge WilliamsoD of Lebanon arrived here yesterday Dr 0 White of the Lebanon Herald is in the city Stats Senator Matthews of Palatki reached hem yesterday Hs says he is not delegate to political convention to meet meet here at itoon to-day Jndge John Wright of Colombia is in the oity Comptroller James Nolan arrived here yesterday after a seven weeks stay at New York He says that over $300000 in Tennessee bonds bad been funded up to Saturday night Comptroller Nolan left here last evening to spend several days at his home in Waverly after which he will return to New York Mr and Mrs Foil and Miss Sadie Fall left yesterday morning for Hurricane Springs Miss Addle Lyon of 8L Louis sister-in-law of Rosenheim Esq came down from Bon Aqua Springs to spend a day With her friends She returns this even- Mr Neil 8 Brown and his excellent wife left yesterday to visit Mrs rela tives near Belleview They will be absent ten days Col Cox a prominent citizen of Athens Ala after sojourning several days in the city left for home yesterday Mrs Marsh Polk and children left yesterday evening for Bon Aqua Springs where they wvill spend the summer Ool Polk hrs erected a cottage there Mr Venable late of Monteagle has gone to Bon Aqua to take the position of clerk in the Springs office John Rattle late of Columbia of New York visited Nashville yesterday Mr Parsons left for Harrioane Springs yesterday evening We hope he may return much improved in health Mr Jackson of Giles oounty is in the city Joseph Carter and wife of Atlanta are visiting the family of Judge John 0 Gant Representatives Lester of Giles and Wilkes of Maury aod Jones of Henry county arrived here yesterday Miss Edith Camming of Gallatin is visiting the family of Mr 8 Wane 100 North Second street Edgefield tree field has returned from a very pleasant visit to Bon Abus Col Cowden ia here from Marshall county arrivals at the hotels: Nicholson Latham Alabama McCauley Brownsville Tonn Collier Murfreesboro Tenn William Garner Birmingham Ala Turley Franklin Term Thar Frierson Stephenson and Webster Columbia Tenn A Horpoh Moore am Moore Union City Tenn Cantrell A POSITIVE Application was made yesterday for a charter for the Estate Bank of Tbe lneorporttore are i Yoi-ell Wheatt White Holman and Nowlin i flii 1 1 1 Ike Hankies Case Mayor Kerchvvst stated to an American reporter yesterday that an appeal would be taken by the oity from the decision of Chancellor Merritt ordering the eommU-sioaere to restore Sergeant Hawkins to his former place on the police force Beavered Drowsier A rumor wa freely cl cola ted through the city last night that two white boye had baea drowned about dark at the mouth of Lick branch while bathing Deputy Oovoner Adams and an American the rumor and found -e rt ya Beal Batata Transfers Adams to Frank Hagan tot on jPmivi it rut ftjQQ Bfruturight and wife Isabella to Ann Arohey lot on Scovel yino IIIT llirtf Sam Arebey and wife to Isabella Orutnright lot da Soovel $600 Tke Rew Americas Balltlag Wofkmvn commenced exoevaling for the neir American building comet- oi Cherry and Church streets yesterday be a hand tome one tout stories to height with handtomcone morning The building will foufalofita take itl than CLOTHING Tate 8priho water corse dyspepsia myl6 tuthsu6m But a worth no more And the why four But the telegraph man at the battery 'Tit worth a trip here Just to know He's so full of girls and thetr flattery lhat never a message goes through him We have here the dark-eyed Italians Whose music so soft and to dreamy Soon opens the way to fond dalliance And the beys even conjugate a health to our good host McDowell And his host of accomplished assistants Mar he ever continue to do well Until all other hosts he can distance Ter-irue to principles 11 of Trenton was aid that ha had nd voted with it day that he had who had Maj Robert next called udo: always loved his He had been told Tate water by gaU at Wharton A my 16 tuthsu6m Tate watrb for the kidney and bowels my 16 tuthsa6m SPECIAL LINES ptass-ronm It will contain Now is the Time if Ever to Buy! basement for pr all tbe modern basement for toripdhdMaiifi: sidewalk of the Colioce-etreat entrance to the depot just in front of the station the watchman Sloan immediately caught bold of his body and in attempting to draw him from the track the feet and legs were thrown under the wheels and horribly mangled causing death only a short time afterwards He could only utt8r groans and upon tbe train being stopoed and hia body removed to a comfortable cot in the sitting-room of the depot he muttered me on the right aide" Dr Duncan Eve was called in bat as soon aa he examined the wounds he said that he could not get well and at 9 Mr Mallory died Dr Eve' described his wounds as a laceration of the scalp contusion upon tha cheek fractured left arm at junction of lower and middle horribly mangled nand requiring amputation a severely lacerated and mangled perineum wound extending into the abdomen with protrusion of bowels togsther wi tip fracture of the hip and pelvic bones ana a severely mangled foot and leg requiring amputation Deputy Coroner Adams waa notified immediately after the death and held an inquest Sloan watchman at the depot atatad that ha first saw Mallory under the wheels of the car and in attempting to draw him from under his legs were caugbt end badly lacerated that the train was going very slow he had hi ticket end supposed to be getting on the train going tooth and that only two wheels of the car passed over him Powell woe sitting on a rock in front of the depot and saw Mallory fall off his head first struck tbe curbstone and tbe train ran over hia hip he saw Mr Sloan and Wm Mills pull him out and in attempting to get him out his legs were thrown around under the passing wheels Wallace Nelens a bootblack had polished his ehoee only a short while before tbe train left that be was not drunk but may have been drinking some William Miller the foreman of car repairs for tbe railroad was in tbe depot and saw Mallory first just as the train entered the gang-way He wrs holding to the train with hia feet apparently on the steps of tlie car and his shoulders bent back in a falling position Tbe witness at once called and gave the signal for the train to stop When it did atop the body wrs under tbe last wheels of the train The can-dactor hod cried aboard" and bad himself got upon tbe train The witness assisted Hioan to pick np the body and be could only moan and cry of his wounds GGwynn was standing in the depot and saw Mallory run out of the hall-way from hotel to get on the oar he grabbed at the ooach ana fall ha thought between tha two passenger coaches Iinck saw Msllory five minntsa before the train left He said to the witness that he had been spending some time on Lookout Mountain and was returning home that he (Linck) went fnto the depot with Mallory before the train started bat he did not know where Mallory remained up to the time of etoitiDL He thought from the conversation that Mallory waa a little UDder the iutiuenoe of liquor although he wa not staggering end that he had also heard that Mallory never drank at all He considered Mallory in a condition to take core of himself and only knew his drinking by his conversation Ed WuUaoe the colored train porter did not think Mallory was in a condition to take care of himeelf and heard a young man say to bim that he bad enoagb and that he ought to get ou the train Sam Burcbeil baggage-master was examined but knew nothing about the accident The jury retired andreturned the following verdict: "Bre the jury empanelled and sworn to Inquire into the death of I Mallory find upon our oaths that Mallory cama to hit death by being run over by southbound train No 3 We find from the evidenoe that said Mallory waa under the intluenoe of whiaky or other intoxicating drink end waited in the depot or thereabout until alter said train was in motion then attempted to get on it and was run over and Ttckeb Foreman Rich Attn Kobsks Hksey Bujdau A Palmek UorKXBSMITH Wl I LIAMS After the verdict the remains were taken to the undertaking establishment of 8 Combs A Co where they ware dressed and skipped to bis late borne yesterday a vetting BAiLaotn kiwi iences Oofiti next an The ituildlni will be completed and pfid bv -ke American January by tbe first of Hare just received on el gant line of light weight Spring Clothing embracing Alpdcae French and English Worsted Suitings PongeeSUks and Mohair Goods that wa offer to our cuitomers and Mi trade at wonderfully low prioee Also a nice line of Spring Clothing belonging to the late firm of Lannom A Meriwether that will clog out regardless of ooat An endless variety of Merchant Tailoring Good kept oot-stantly on hand Goods mad to order on short notice practicing medicine in Springfield he a bold determined tana and not afraid of anything waf in tbe habit of going armed Dr Smith and Geo Smith assisted In examining body there were from eleven to thirteen wounds principally in the left side: several thou pasted through tbe umbrella Toe witness then pointed out on a diagram tba place the killing occurred it belog twenty-six feet from a brick house Tbe boles in the umbrella were made by buckshot there were twelve holes heard the shooting was there in five minutes and found Nuckolls unconscious but not dead office was on tha north aide of the Square the Hoopers ware living on auother street Nuckolls died In two and a half or three miantes after hit arrival neither pistol had been discharged bo-h ware in the scabbard 8 Hopkirs lived in Nashville but had been in Spring-field Thursday before the killing on Tuesday he thonght the inqnest was held some twenty minntes after the killing Dr Nuckolls was not a man to provoke a difficulty would not take advantage of anyone Had heard that Nuckolls met the father of 8 Hopkins the day before the killing and tried to kill him Gan Garner asked If Dr Nuckolls did not at ona time boat an unarmed negro with a stick holding a pistol in his hand but tbe court ruled the question but Wm Spain testified that he lived last February In Springfield Dear the Public Square the day before the killing he saw Asa Hopkins father of 8 Hopkins meat Dr Nuckolls Asa Hopkins woe coming up the street alone from the direction of hi home to bis offioe it was between 8 and 9 o'clock on Monday morn-the day before the shooting: Hopkins some paper in his hand bad his heed down Dr Nuckolls had passed on and turned back and met Hopkins witness was standing ia front of Hunt's when Nttckolis came back and took ont his pistol and pnt it within two feet of Hopkins saying that be understood bis child was sick and he wacted to see it Mr Hopkins said he had not said be could not see tbe child it wus not very sick and he could see it if he wanted to Hopkins also promised to send the child np Nuckolls said old son of a If you don't kill Nuckolls put up ihe pittol but some words psssed between them about the and Nuckolls tried to shoot Hopkins Ben Boone oeught him and held him Nuckolls still trying to shoot over Boone's shoulder Hopkins stepped into tbe drag store witness walked on down and when Nuckolls came along he said toNnckolls that he was excited Boone said If he killed Hopkins he Woald have the whole Hopkins family down after him Nuckolls said know who you mean you mean that old Buaab Hopkins and if ha oocaes down I'll kill him Croe-exatuined Hd moved from Springfield the day after the killing waa in a few feet of Asa Hopkins and Nuckolls when they mat saw Nuckolls come up and tbe first thing he saw was that ha had his pistol In his hand he drew out the pistol when seven or eight feet from witness Boone caught the pistol before it wae presented when Nncholls drew it the second time Nuckolls was prevented from shooting by Ben Boone Boone snatched the pistol aa it was being presented when Nuckolls thaw the pistol over shoulder Boone pushed tbe arm np Moae woodward come to Boone's assistance Nuckolls said Boons might as wall 1st him loose Re-examined Asa Hopkins was remarkably quiet and peaceable: be was the fathar-lu-law of Dr Nuckolls who had separated from his wife Mrs Nuckolls wss then living with her father At i the oourt adjourned for one hour At 2 o'clock court met and tbe hearing of video oe was resumed Ben Boone testified concerning tbe scuffle on tbe morning before tbe shooting substantiating the other witnesses and also concerning some trouble in August 1880 At that time Dr Nuckolls took the child from its breast she having separated from him tbe previous May and ran up through town with it his wife following and screaming for her child The witness assisted in getting the child bock and an KtMBuat wae mode between the per tiee that Dr Nuckolls should see the child whan he wished at any place in the neighborhood Witness also detailed the murdi and arrest 0 isor testified to being present when the arrest was mads some half mile from ihs scene of the to ting 8 Edwards was iio present at the arrest he had uiet Dr Nuckolls a few minutes before with his umbrella up and in front of him When Hopkins was arrested he bad on a slouch hat and a belt full of cartridges he had cat an overcoat wiinsaa did not recognise him at first though he bad known him some time A Ragsdale kapt hotel at Springfield bis hotel waa on tbe southwest corner of the tquere bis hotel wss near tbs ohaich and aoho 1-honae that burned the night before tbe shco ing from bis hotel the fire was plainly visible could distinguish Srsona at the fire Horry Hooper came on i morn lug of tbe shouting to hia hotel for breakfast to be sent to bis saloon ht frequently sent meals oat to various parties the way Mr Hooper went with the break fast waa but about a hundred yards this waa aa hour or an boar and a half before tbe shooting in going from tha saloon cJnSuUmce Bo of Brewaai A boy asmtd Walter Kirkwood wag drowned at tbe mouth of branch opposite the race -course yesterday aftsi- honr det pita She continued afforta of soma fishermen to find It A boy named Long was also nserly it row ned at the asms place when he was rescued try an older brother These goodi we sdvertiM are now in atoek end plenty of them Therefore ladles desiring to inspect them will call early ea wr are determined to sell them rod go they most no matter whst the price Office Ho 30 North College Street John £um6dtn 3 dThtuiUm Yice Jw'f 0 cP Johnion fe7 tatheatly fol 1 fU nweMeei Miq-1 This 8er (ndajweiool Is turned bolter that he had left the party and gone ont to hunt strange gods that the true Democracy had met in Nashville a few day ago If that wbb the true Democracy of Tennessee he waa not awaia of it A few Democrat only got among the strange people of that convention If they had todo wrong to beat the Republican party he would not have the Democratic successful He was for doing right irpetuatiog the rights of the people He had nothing to lay against Gen Bate who was a good citizen and a good soldier bat he oould not follow Gen Bate on his platform As Senator Bailey had said put ourselves on the right and never atop to ask Col Turner of Gallatin said he oould not support the platform adopted two weeks ago because he could not go hack on his own reoord The speaker then gave a history of tha Democatio party If right the potty ought to pursue the right and condemn the wrong He bad fought for the Demociatic narty since 1852 and he oonid not be driven away from it by any inch talk as that tha State-credit Democracy were going over to the Republicans He intended to stand by tha honor and credit of Tennessee if be had to do so by himself The platform adopted two weeks ago could not possibly be defended on the stamp State Senator Bell made a brief speech in which he mid that it waa with profound plersure and joy tint he saw many true Democrats from every section of the Slate He commenced by discussing the rights and the privileges of citizen There were one hundred thousand Democrats who wotud vote for the nominee of the State-credit Democrat They woald never submit to a compromise but would proaecute their cauee like horse Ool Colunaa was called npon and made a short speech in which ha coincided with the views of those who preceded him On motion of Msj Campbell Brown tha meeting then adjourned The convention will meet in tba hall of the House of Representatives at noon today Geo Frank Cheatham will prasida temporary chairman and Burke Bond as permanent chairman Fnasell of Maury will be nominated as a candidate for Governor on a platform based upon the settlement of tha debt at 00 3-4-6-G a provided by the act The Maanchsaetla Convict Com oood July 10 Affaire st ths State prison remain peaceful About seventy-five of the convicts are still kept under un-uauol restrictions bat the net an in their A LANNOM 18 Ptlifie Spare dad ly 1st or Uhp Cincinnati Oglesby Dalton Gm Cornelius Tullahoma Tenn Neelr cinnati Judge Charles Tyler Clarksville Tenn John Reester Kock Island Samuel Jones 8e-wanee Tenn Hickman Tu labors Tenn Abenather Franklin Tenn 8 Yerger Florida Btehras Murfreesboro Tenn John Webb Culleoka Tenn Campbell Brown and family Ewell Tenn Craig Pulaski Tenn Maxwili li Waddell Wheeling VaJ McCulloch Jacob Kuhn Lewis tutsrlUe A Hamilton Philadelphia Shelton Ford Chsttanoog Cooper John Wright Columbia John Buttle Lindlheitu Hew York Forbes Georgia Barley Elmira I White Lebanon John Bison Paris Kennedy Jas Kennedy Horace Lurton Jas Bailey Polk Johnion Chas Smith CUrk rille Loreptw Calhoun A Dunlap Paris A Bright and wife Chattanooga Thomas Morrow Somerset Ky Holm Fayetteville Fe4seav Lynchburg: George Jaa Tillman Fayetteville Ament Shelby ville Campbell Brown Maury county McClure Hunt's Station Filch LoulaviUe And ew Martin Lebenae Judge WllHemsoe Canon Cincinnati John 8 liryan Mias Carrie Bryan HopSlntville Wood 81 Louis Cheer hears Manry county Mc-Gowan Chattanooga Timet A Knloe George Wllaon Troy A Collier Memphis John Walker Tyree 8pl Hill Caldwell Trenton Clark Charles ft Vernon Kirhardeon Geo Klrhardaon Lett and wife Him Belli Latte Mias Lora Burgle Borgle FewkaH Parka Jr Bell Jr Mia Lucy Seat Dyeraburf Ayres Gardner Franete Fentmee Oarriogton Bolivar Turner and wife Hickman Hatcher Taylor 8 dandera Columbia Moore Clagett Barnwell Cen-treville Keleo Bt Louie Moore James Smlaer Culleoka 8 Cock ran Wilson Troy Smith oo Pntaakl Thomas Perkin Jr kianklin Addison Cooper Sheppard Columbia II Lewis Lewlaburg right 8t Louis A Hodge 8hrerrport JT Hutton John Shafnor James IUce Ale Coze A Haary Baa ta the Lead Our reporters yesterday mingled pretty freely the delegates to the 11th of July convention called for to-day Among ev-eral names mentioned in connection with the proposed nomination for Governor was that of Capt Jas Fussell of Manry He la a native of the oounty In which he now resides and was born in 1844 At the age of seventeen he entered the Seoond Tennessee Cavalry 8 A as a private served fonr years and came ont Cantain of hia company He settled in Columbia at the expiratiow of the war and having that need for funds which was felt by nearly all his comrades he learned the trade aDd acquired the knowledge of the legal profession by hard efforts after working hours He wrs admitted to the bar after a time and made considerable reputation In 1870 after a vigorous canvass of hia district he was elected Attorney General Again in 1878 he sees the successful candidate for the office which he now fills He is a member of the order of Knights Templar In 1881 he wss selected by that body Rt Reverend Grand Com mender of the State He ta a member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church and an outspoken advocate of temperance He is a forcible speaker and a very fair type of the self-made man A Clem Share A letter received yesterday by a gentleman in this city from Wichita Falls Tex ititea that Mr Wm Brothers late of Rntherford county wm elected County Oourt Clerk of Wichita county by a majority of one vote One precinct of the county is to be contested and if thrown ont Mr opponent will have majority of two votaa A pretty close have but considering the fact that Mr has been In Texas only two years it peaks well for his popularity and the appreciation his fellow-citizens have of his business qualifications The Lecal Baaks The following is a summary of the condition of the four national banks of this eity at the close of business July 1 1882 taken from tbe statements published in our advertising columns this morning The figures oount up into the millions showing that the money market ia not stringent by any meant: Capital 1250 DO Surplus and undivided profits SMS60 It Btooka bonds and morigagos 1S777(U IS Icga tender note SSSSHi 00 8pcrie fractional eurrency olckelsetc 181688 37 Deposits 3823133 I Circulation outstanding 1047880 00 WE WILL FIRST MENTION pieces finest quality Llneb Sheeting 10-4 11-4 12 4 that is two sad one-half to three yards wide and ranging in price from $140 to lltt we offer yonr choice et 78o per yard And with the above we offer five pieces Pillow Linen finest quality 48 Inches wide Our price was 75c mv is to per yard And all our Parasols must go the ultimatum We aim to be ee rinqetm ns pamtble la placing before you whet we here There fere all our too Parasols rich satin-lined and tiee-trlmmed all colon ranging from fis44 to ISO the entire lot wifi bo placed on our renter table st the extremely low prise (remember your choice) of 8870! noon the bread sells orderly To day et and water diet woe relax oners served each with a pint of ooffee and bean soup in addition to bread ration It Is not expected thet tbe men will be put to work in tbe shops nnder ten day or a week at least OrowYes-Haait Boston July 10 Richard Fox hoe arranged a six-day go-ee-yoa-pleose to begin July 31 The entrance fre is $100 ell to go to the winner with the international championship A special prize of $500 is offered for- beating the record after the expenses are divided from the gate money The remainder is to be distributed emong those covering 500 miles the Legisla- eion of passed at tits last lure 8 Abernathy lhily Corine Jr Kooxvlfle Baakette We have also about 800 time 8ilk ton Umbrellas Our price wae for the lowest quality 4275 up to 1160 Wo offer the entire lot at 200 each Among the above will be found some elegant style for ledlaa in moaning And now for Good wo will not carry let whst may be the prise: One grand lot of Foulards Mate BUka mad Patina Bahdamaa MerreUleux is all the new hade snd combination! Among them will be found rare novelties The (beeped grade wore $1(4 up to $404 We offer you balding updte at-tendeaee well Uioah tha weather hot and uncomfortable At a meeting of tbe teaokeri it was reeolved to resume tbe monthly meetings and to ageta divWwffOOth Nasbvtile into districts to be-looked after by tbe Bitndayecbool workers There will hereafter be a quarterly mass roeWfHTM WfTIUPfftty-ecbool cntldrkn at which suitable service will bo hold laalelpal lattvr The FinHMO Committee failed to have a meeting feet ntydit quorum not being present The Erroneous Assessment end PabUe Property committees have been celled to meet at the Mayor's office et i this afternoon The Improvement and Expenditure Committee did not meet yesterday afternoon lor went of quorum a Iaa Tof rMiW tnu vJoniniiw met and appiovvd the scoounta against that Department yesterday afternoon Tbe Board of A ldermen will meet la regular session to-night Beyel Areasaai Since the organisation of the above order (June S3 187T) to April I 1881 there have b-en 413 deaths upon which orders have been drawn upon tbe treasury amounting to tbe sum total of $1 228500 Of ibis sum $278000 was paid upon nlne-tv-wo deaths From May 1880 to May 1881 there was paid $390 000 upon 134 deaths (two being half-rate members) and from May 1881 to April 1882 there has been paid $553 500 upon 188 deaths (three being half-rate members) These losses have been promptly paid or so soon as the proofs of death have rvaohed the supreme officers All payments have been made to beneficiaries without charge for remittance or exchange Tbe Order now nnm-bera (ill councils with a total memberahi of a boat 85000 Aa OM CUlies tieae William A Williams father of Albert Williams Criminal Court Clark end ea citisea of this county died at bte home at 10 o'clock Sunday night Ho was bora in Halifax county Ya June i860 end ii therefore a little over 82 years old Hs eune her with bis father in 18M aid has lived hen ever mace He we married ii 1890 to Mtse i Turner by whom nick Murfreee-tooro Thrusten New York Alexander Deliow Dixon's Springs Hemphill Mr Bayl Gallatin Jo WT Ewing Murfreesboro 8 Grant Hopkinsville: Dick Henry Cooper Oolnm Jones Rush county Ind uw A Preacher Trial Tsoy Jaly The church council to try Rev 8 Simons Baptist peek st Greenbury met to-day- Letters written by the paetor to young lady of his floqk were read Tbe specification charge lying and deoait and writing love lettats his Whitfield Samuel Hodgson 0 Blackman day Stacker Wrlzh Clarksville Cardwell Union City 6 Shoefelt Boston A Kelley dncfcsaU STATS OV THE WIATRIB goal torrtoe Otoarvstleae laskrflte Tea Jaly 10 1850 Dell Report ef Stage of Water with Change fn hour ending st 1 :21 July 14 Waahtng- Choice at $100 Yard toa i Chrngae Fall Wind Sutiooi FalL ARIZONA Tim Dine Vet 5l POIITICAX MCIjJlOK Col Jas Tillman of Fayetteville arrived yesterday and will take part in the convention called for to-day Ex-Senalor James Bailey is on the field Hon Duncan Cooper Representative from Maury in the last General Assembly reached the city yesterday aud will take part in the deliberations of the same convention Hon A Martin of Lebanon came in on last train Judge Horace Lurton of Clarksville takes part In the counsels of the dissatisfied to-day Mr A Dunlap cama ovar from Paris yesterday and will take part in tba ooun-ciL Ool George represent Lincoln oounty CoL Polk Johnson of Clarksville has arrived Mai Holman ol Fayetteville leak the Maxwell Msj Campbell Brown of Maury is on the ground Clear A Band of Apoehee tire Fight with Cl 1 1 sens 00 Otiro 8045 087 A 044 41 a 10:11 a 1:31 Mn a Pittsburg 00 dowdy All will he pissed oe ear caster table in our new room thereby giving you ea opportunity of esetag them at glance On the fint table yen go Is the door will he plated about 944 beautiful ranging from 21 JO to 46 The who let will he placed tar yoar inspection st 90c each And those Butte that you here priced at fit a up fo any ef for they must positively any ef them ve asy et $2J0 Now lithe Time If Ever to Buy sol 8 Memphis Moac the 7038 Belov high water et 174 Urea deer tried Velocity la stile par aw The avenge height of the Camborlaod river et Hash rule for the month ef JUy le Meet 1 tack The average annual height feet IS tachee I height I zt ttagt Hg Oarpe 4 A unjs to their home the Hooper boy would tha chttrah and school-house Dick Iterla testified that Hopkins stopped ot-gui James Hunter kept a hotel on the north mat oo riser of the Public Square The night of the fire some one rattled the door of fat hotel- Dr Nuokoti bowled at hit hotel The fire waa sooth wt of his hotel Monro Washington lived in Springfield Tucson July 10 A Fort Thomas special toys: A courier ha just arrived from Globe announcing that on tbe 7th inat forty Apadhe hack attacked the town and were repulsed after a bard fight by the citfsem The fight lasted half en hour during which the Indians tried to set fire to several buildings without success One white man waa wounded The Indian casual tics are unknown The Indians retreated in the direction of Pieeeant Valley and Salt river driving off ell the stock tbev oould find A party of fifteen men left Globe yesterday to warn and help to protect citizen in Pleasant Valley Four companies of the Third cavalry started from here yesterday in parenit of the haw tiles There Indian are renegade who have been re-enforced by about twenty to the White monntain nity of Son Carlos others belonging to tbe band in the virio iRsnouaxui data A venire usual protean SSS Inch Average annual temperature Average annual humidity SA 8 per I Average annual rain-tall 5181 Inchea Prorafilnr wind direction W-NWT The averager for the month ol Jif I rmaialtolieta Temperature Humidity of the sir 154 par out in-fall 683 tor baa tod direction want So far the Cincinnati Southern Nashville Chattanooga A St Loais and the Chicago St LonisA New Orleans railways have sent schedules to the Slate Railroad Tax Assessors Under the recent law counties and town make their own assessments of railroad property Tbe State Railroed Tax Assessors yesterday sent out tbe following circular letter: Nashyillb This July 10 1882 To the Clerk of the Conn ty Court of County Teuneeeee: But few of the Otark have forwaAed to the Comptroller the lists required by SMtion 7 Aot of April 6 The Comptroller has heretofore mailed to your address the law referred to The llete are needed at once Under the act passed April 36 1882 providing the man nor in which railroads mutt be assessed you will obrerve that yonr county or local sensors should assess the (slloa bouses section houses water stations round houses machine shops More houses oil houasa omti shads mochinary which is in hog supplies and material ia shops aad tore houses office furniture station and aretion ground which are located outside of the road's right of way Tha local assessors have nothing to do with assessing roads They simply cases the local erty referred tx and any other character of property which may not hare been mentioned the lists asked for mast reeoh the Comptroller before tha count! and towns can realise any taxes from the a assent value of the road Your county or tonal assessors do not the value of the roads per mile but simply the local property of the character mentioned above This letter simply to vat toned above letter limply to IB CCUITa Pi near July Mew feet Inches laf fsfiiag Wuthar etowdy aad very warm Cincinnati Jaly River IS test sag faffing Weather cloudy and warm Al Cona MUlar Memphis Mote Pittsburg Looamu Jaly River faUlag with tost 1 laches in the canal aad test I lashes in the chats aa the fella BaVaem lair aether rot Jaa Gaff Cincinnati Bvavrvnxs Jaly te-Ulrar 18 nod 1-10 lest sod Weather cWring wthd south iharmum 7 hprinxi-r Ctiudunutl 10 We will piece on mle with ear Oft et leant is pieces Linen de paces vary lntoat material for White dramas at the extremely tow prim of 15e per yard and all our Lines Learn rt 14s We here maoh more fo nboet title pert mle but time and apuoe fertod DrMmto1 tom etllTTmSf JIT4 1 11 remain fc ew tooobut saw no one shout bad been cleaning up lot Mr Hooper fo- a year John Hooper was not st home the nighi before the trilling a pair of steps which War Dcpertasut Signal Sarvtea 8 otngtool Daiard-Mnly 10 lte 11 at tiona taken at mme moment of time at alia It Is aaaawlahtng bow well Urn nothing fits the la cold by Dos shoe A Rude Thfe soft asms tram them and every body tell me I must hare had It made to order ont they add mo from thtir rteek Call sad get ero yourself If you arenas minded they will moke you anil to order at Church Ht MosoMie Temple eali rutefr WARREN HOUSE McMinnville tcnn aa John 8 Hopktua Miliar qaetnuaUt papa iw Point TIMOTHY BROS Chakcxky Oovbt Williamson Gunn and Greenwood Payn appealed to Supreme Court Sallie Ewing exacatrix ve John Baas Ewing et al reference to Clark and Master Anna Bigley at al vs Georgia A Leiper at a same Looney ve Thomas defendant giv-n time to answer Bradley lisure Dsrley et oL order of reference Mary Lore joy vs Chicker-tng report of Clerk and Maxtor oonflraaad Tuomms Simpson vs Wood at aL decree Flint va Williams defendant given leave to amend answer IMiriELS Dr Van 8 Ltndalay is building two frame dwellings to cost $350 in North Edge-field for rent or sale ae Sere Chhlar Kackpart 6 Bowling Gnu BevDagGreen tan Oaae Motor Calm ISO aa The Springer Baa over till 10 CeflM July 10 Biver 88 teat I Inches sad falling Weather cloudy rats thla afternoon thermometer SR JhO A Maude Memphis pmLuperae Paid Duet aad Jam Meade 8r Lot-ra Joly Rive fall IS toohaa: SO tact re the gau-e Weather partially steady Arrived Oem Cfty RecAjrt Dyettod-Gem Uty JCeohuh Bow OuTBi July He arrival departures Weather cloudy thermometer 44 Heavy I Um4er Mew 3 StDtfaij DsTsorr July Dr Abram 8 Heaton a promt neat physician of this city died yesterday after a lingering ill asm aged 54 Ha wax a graduate of the University of Panneylvanta and practiced lor nearly twenty yean to tha copper region of Lake Snparior He came to this city to 1809 Havana Jly 10 Oarlo Gonzales Boot who become famous to connection with alleged robbery of the Collar of den Fleece from Golden Don Ceric died tots Dub tort Keokuk LaOnaae Celebrated reeort for Summer Tourist etuuM lag Mineral Water Mountain AJr Hmsesnd city WHiiams Albert GUaaw W4A- ss sr W- wly in trachTv school end want if toe aid swan In the White's Creek istrict went to school to him in their boyhood Mr Albert illisms was In eotapaey Saturday at one time five sreyMtatred men who went to about to htefaUtar Ia bte boyhood ho haotai tobacco to Ntahvilte when oatiy I few jog-tr otiaes stood around the Square Mr Williams was a qntet peaceable mam warm-hearted gaaorous to a fault ami without aa enemy la Aha werid For more than six year ha had how enn fined to bt n4B bat he bore hit suffering pelientiy and without complaining His end Re J-w0 Marshall WltoaOBdoelr the had been for some time out of place were telling agatnaf tha hock door of the sffiooo Which wa a few feet above the ground did Dot koow who the breakfast was brought than tor whn Horry Hooper carried op stairs he had the door locked behind him nd oould not know anything about the killing Johaostd hod not rows Hopkine tow tom ttore etiotd aot find sftws-- later next day with JUsery Hooper who eld he wm 1 gwtry sad did not know that XSfJSL TSL2T1 JLGMenilo eaw tbe dtfiicolly over the bbild talking ta Btsaeh Hopkle eboni te Hopkins eald it was pretty bad and added to wjtuse -Don't beargrired JTOU sold Hooper a box of cat TRADER IV AM VII II IAWV1UI liiKIV VAIttT morning at tha Military Heepital whet he had been confined FINE TIIOT7T F1HUING 1 W0 J0HN8GX jyfi lw lets ef Mew Turk City Fropetoto coll attention to the provisions of the tea and net to be accepted aa a guide ind pendant of tha taw Tbe lew i plain explicit and unlam followed the aa menti will bo worthies Nor taxes legally collected until the provision of tha law are complied with 1 have tor quest that you forward the list required ny law at once Joesrn Dtllib President State Board Railroad Tax A The railroad trill be expected to furnish a similar list to tha above of that own re) action of their local properly (MMtMteerowe RitSs! 0121314 NNk Spin mbit ratoly etap loan sesto- To the American Nashvillb July hereby aoeept ths challenge of dead (tad Alton to walk for NN 75 hour mitoh to ia Memphis orUkat JT Aionuu Ultoia kliji KSDAT Jwhr et 11 at i Mr Ci Veto Saturday a a Lake Michigan Muskegon Two sailors from toa ri brews Motto and three other men drowned The body of cm of toe men design hre sires etonto Tbe Wei feotto ear tor the We Cur An- '0.