3 is knownTHE NASHVILLE HOMICIDE.s one of the looning. A ig the load sists in exchemicals to tnd this was n journey of The trial tion of l.)r. ological In-been quite□s are made German in-ary carbons 2g from one-mixture of yttrium and ige is appar-Df light re-ractor ot thever, and itvio etr aysised actiuic1 motor lire rmany, em-iDg and for gear being i liquid car-ire used in getting upccasionally, ill relieve and heart-Dort, Tenu.one dollar tiveJy cured can recom-years ago bered since uanteed to . F.ubser.Henry Daniels, a well known resident ot Nashville, was shot and almost instantly killed by Ted Penter last Saturday night. Daniels wentto Fon-tei’s cabin about half-past eight andsaid, “Ted, you son of a b , comeout, I want to see you.” Thera was no reply, and Daniels proceeded to kick down the door. He broke the door open, stepped inside, still calling Penter vile names; there was a shot, and Daniels reeled out of the door and died about 75 feet from the house. Penter remaiued in the hcuse, and was arrested by sheriff Cook a few hours later.Penter and Daniels have been partners in taking care of or leasing some property at Nashville owned by J. C. Heald. Daniels is a half-blood Indian, the son of Stephen K. Daniels, who married an Indian woman at Nashville years ago and left a large family. His ago was about 32, and he was one of the most powerful meu in the county, his height being over six feet and hia weight more than 200 pounds without superfluous flesh. He a miner, and was assisted in winning many drililng contests. Penter is an older man, and not a match for the other in physique. He is registered as Edward Penter.These men went to El Dorado in Mr Heald’s buggy a few days before the shooting. Doth became intoxicated before they started home. On the way Daniels lost his hat, and there being some dispute about whether they should go back to find it, Daniels threw Penter out of the buggy and went back to search for the hat. HeTHE SOIPrevity has bee acteristic of ma What could be r grimly witty, tbs buted to Talleyrai when a certain n ill and in great pa suffering the tori Swifly came the w —already?Of different com exemplifying the reply, which has various painters tc wished to know which the painter Dr. John Prown Opie. “Pray, Mi what you mix y said a brisk diletl great painter. W the gruff reply—ar Single-word rep] witty, says the . fairly common, famous Dr. Aber to take a walk on calmly replied, “ V A recent exampl the late Dean Hole □ey fellow-travele Northern railway after “ltchin?” “Scratchin,’’ can and therafter the c Many brief and laid to the acclt; Jerrold. It will si “What’s goiug o: popping Jerrold »m,” and the sj jction to the wordAkin In thia