A MURDERER ARRESTED.
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Some six months ago. an individual
came to this place and settled in an unite
nanted house in the outskirts of the City,
whose general appearance & habits were
such as to excite suspicion as to his real
character He seemed perfect stran'
ger, having mo acquaintances, nor any re-
gular business nor occupation; and al
though regarded as person, whom IT
was proper 10 watch, yet nothing transpl-
red to implicate him in any criminal trans
action. Last week, however, being the
term of our Superior Court, several gen
tlemen from An:on County were here IN
attendance, as witnesses, and, in passing
along the Street, they came across this IN
dividual, whom they Immediately recog-
nized as THOMAS c. ELLERBE, formerly
of Anson County, and fugitive from
justice. The fact being made known, ne
was immediately arrested by Constable
Mur7aH and carried for examination oe'
fore Thomas Cob6s and John J. Chr's1o.
pliers, Esquires, when the following lac''
were elicited:


i The Prisoner was fully identified as
the individual who, about the year 1874
committed murder on the body of wa
poner near Cheraw S. G.. aud immeof
ately absconded before process could 90
served on him. Since then, nothing cei.
tain has been known of him, until some
time during the past year. when a para, !,
graph appeared in the newspapers giving
an account of the murder of WsIlsam Es,
Ierbe bv his father Thomas Elterbe IN


West Florida. From the fact that INC


Prisoner was supposed to have gone 20


wards Florida, and from the further lae''


that he had. when he went off, a son .r I'D"


med William, the inference seemed c'ea.


to the Witnesses that the murderer "a'