{"character_count": 1602, "word_count": 279, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9783999919891357], "ccnet_perplexity": [1979.4000244140625], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
waa president. The deceased was speaking on a bill relative to granting premiums for killing wolves; the bill required that an af- fidayit be made before a magistrate previous to the payment of the premium. MT. An- thony moved to strike out the word magIs- trate and insert the President of the Real Els. tate Bank. The Speaker immediately asked " do you mean to insult the Chair? Ii you do you will take it back very quick" Mir. A. disclaimed any insult, but observed that ne thought "the certificates should be signed Dy a man of great dignity" As soon as those words were uttered, the Speaker left the cnaIr' and as he descended, drew his bowie knlfe' having a blade nine inches long. MT. A. then left his seat, and drew his knife, blade twelve inches long, advanced towards the Speaker-hourishing the knife--made two passes, and struck him on the arm. Wilson retreated few paces, and as he was in the act of again advancing, Anthony threw hls knife and afterwards Q chair at him. Will son then rushed towards Anthony, who i'm. mediateIy picked up another chair to defend himself. Wilson caught it, made thrust with his knife underneath the chair, which entered Anthony's breast, who immediately fell and expired. The verdict of the jury was Guilty of excusable homicide"

 In speaking of Major Anthony, the Gazette observes, he was an officer of the war or 1872 with Great Britain, and was one ot the gallant defenders of Fort Sandusky suose- quentiy served in the Creek war, under Gen. Jackson, where he acquitted himself in such manner, as to give entire satisfaction 10 that distinguished chief"