Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-28
OFFICIAL.
INSTRUMENTATION BY THE pRps,n,
UNI ID STATES.


AT season when the Proyideroo .
manifested itself in the visitation or VI VI
thence which is spreading its rayooe. 'ga ~
the land, il is fitting that People S5osu Ia 'ur0
has ever been in His protection sbonHl
themselves before His throne, and wS;rO
Lodging past transgressious, ask cn,,;
the Divine Mercy. ''''1ua>
1t is therefore earnestly recnmr,o,
first Friday in Angus, be observed ,,-eu ,S.eD
United States as day of fastinp. bn,n;J;
prayer. All business will be susoepdod !;
rious branches Of the public service
and it is recommended to persons or 81" :"
denominations, to abstain, as far as NY
from secular occupation, and 10 assemble fIuC
respective places of Public Worsbio ~
ledge the infinite goodness .-IIich has ,y,'.a
our existence us nation and so lon, o"- 'eu
with manifold blessings, and 10 ireslo.o H.
mighty. in His own good time, TO s,av ,bo \
ing hand which is now lifted up agairs,
WASHINGTON, July 3, 1899. 4. TAyT1
THE MISCHIEF OF JES-.-The Ro.,o.
gives the following account OF Milton w 81
now lying under sentence Of death. in NJ.
setts, for the murder of his wife -
Streeter is a man Of a low order Of ir,ou.
almost entirely governed by the animal
He married his wife, Elvira IIau0b,oo
months courtshlp, and was for several !
most fondly attached 10 her, so much 80
derstand, that he could not bear to see
render TO her the most common atlentio,s
exhibiting the utmost jealousy. This T.,
observed by his townsmen, and some orlbs
it point 10 work upon his suspicion, n,,''
seeming to be upon the most intimate Torn,
his wife. We were told that a man named
doing business in the island Of Cuba. yis,od
bridge few months before the commis,;oII
murder, and either having discovered or N
formed Of Streeier's jealous disposition. Sc,
to work TO excite his suspicious of The cha
his wife TO the highest degree. To This
took lodgings in tavern nearly opposite M
occupied by Streeter, and used every me,
his power TO insinuate tha! he was in MI
communication with Mrs. S. Streeter N
this, and watched his house and wife with
most vigilance, often neglecting his occu1
for that purpose; but he made no discover,
ranting n certain belief that his wife was upd
10 him with this individual.
cuslomed from lime to time 10 give him
dollar or so, and request him 10 give it to hi
pretending that they were indebted 10 her
amount for some work done by her for them
things as these, long continued, had re-
Streeter nervous and irritable in The ex,reu
he firmly believed that Mrs. Slreeler ha,
guilty Of infidelily TO his bed; he had Tho
threatened her with severe measures, uni,
satisfied him of her innocence, and had ca
razor 10 bed with him several times, for Ii
pose of terrifying her into Confession; but
of confessing anything, she finalIy y complain
justice Of the peace that she considered
endangered by any farther cohabita,on vii
and he was therefore put under bonds 10 k,
peace, and also was ordered 10 separate Fl
wife and leave the Stale.
These rude and remorseIess jokers have d
satisfaction of knowing that their fine spt
been purchased by the death Of one humar
at the hands Of murderer, and IS yet to be
paid for by the death of nnoih &IRv- the seal