The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-08

AEOTHER MURDER IN CIECINSArI-The residents
on Orchard street, between Main and Sycamore
were alarmed, about five O'Clock yesterday after
noon, by the screaming Of female. At the same
her house into the street, pursued BY her husband
who knocked her down, and commenced stamping
her. Some men ran TO the assistance Of the woman,
and took Ash into custody. IL was then discovered
that he could not stand, aud was carried into
house. He stated that his wife had cut him, and
some officers present arrested her and took her to
the Bremen street lookup. DR.. Boyd was called to
breast over two inches In length, and extending
through the lungs. He has been gradually sinking
and 1t ten o'clock yesterday morning there was no
hope OF his recovery: After her arrest, Mrs. Ash
asserts that he has frequently whipped her, and
came home intoxicated yesterday afternoon. When
he came Into the house she was cutting beefsteak
with large butcherknife. He kicked her, and she
the weapon out Of her hands, when making des
perate effort, she plunged il into his breast She
then fed and he pursued her and knocked her down.
Her face u pretty badly beat up. Ash IL steam
months, and never lived agreeably together. He is
her second husband. Her first husband was m1r.
dercd In eauGhtcr house, Ia Deer Greek, BY q
negro, named Perkins, about two years ago. She In
very small woman, and reliance is placed in her
negro has since died. Cincinnati Sun, yuiyk
"CoMrSG EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOWS BRr0nR."
"A little girl, about ten years DID, daughter of Mr..
Oberland,a resident Of the Eighth ward "a the
clock was striking IL on Saturday, noon. exclaimed
mournfully 70 her mother ito morrow at this hour
shall be In Heaven" There ~as something 80
sad and plaintive In the tone in which she uttered
this, that In spite Of the parent not being OF So
perstitious nature, 10 made impression upon her
mind which she found il impossible 10 thSow OF
At dinner she told her husband Of the circumstance,
and ne endeavored to rally the child. but with
sweet and sad smile in which. however, no fear vas
manifested at the coming prospect she repeated ncr
conviction Of her speedy dissolution. II was now
the fathers turn 10 feel depression Of spirits,
which overshadowed him the whole day, 81 much
co. that in the evening meeting officer Young. watch
Representation Up to this time, the little girl had
enjoyed exceedingly good health, but during the
night the parents were aroused by her complaining
bitterly Of pains in her back and lead An early as
her In high state Of bilious fever. Not withstand
ing all that human aid could effect, she expired at
noon. Her fatal prophecy was fuldlled.-Cmcia
Enquirer, July 3.
SroP THE MuRpERxR--A most cold blooded muir
der was committed near Graham's Furnace, In this
county, on Sunday night last, says the Wy fhevile
(ya-) Telegraph of Tuesday. The circumstances
related 10 us are n foslows Two men ia the en-
p,oy Of Mr.. Graham, named Cornelius Worrell and
Henry Tutor, under the influence Of liquor, became
engaged in quarrel, which resulted in 6ght, 10
which WorrelI was great deal bruised. Worrell
went home, and sometime after night he went to
the house Of Mr.. Miller and asked him TO lend him
hia gun, saying that he wsaed - shoot oppossum
The gun was given IN him. and with Il he returned
10 his house, toll his wife 70 put him up some pr,
visions that he was going 10 shoot Tutor and tneu
abscond. Having loaded the gun, he proceeded q
Tutors cabin and Knocked at the door. Tator
opened the door, and as he did so Worrel fred upon
him. They were 20 near that the whole load, nth
the waddiDg, penetrated the LETT side Of rutor
ms king hole large enough 70 run mans hand into
woriel then made his escape, and Tutor fingered
till about 10 o'olosk Monday night, wnen he ex
pired. The citizens of the county have offered 70
ward Of 800 sor tae apprehension OF The murderer