New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-05

why did you give il up p
wal gave il up-for some reason or nuther. You
see Travelled into deesct and inquired for the trustees
Somebody said Mr. Sniekels the man wanted to see
so found Mr. Snickels-named my obc, interducing my
sel-and asked him what he thought about letting me- try
my luck with the big boys and unly gals in the deessr
He wanted TO know If RALLY considered myself capable
and told him wouldn't mind his asking me lev easy
questions in rihmetic and Biography showing my hand
writing But he said no. never mind, he could tell good
teacher by his gGH
Let me see you walk off little ways, says he, /" and
81 can tell says be- "jss wells heard you examined,
He so in the door, as he spoke and sAoughhe looked
little skittish; but was consd rabie ras,rdfef and
didn't mind much so turned about and walked oil ~
smart as know how" He said he'd tell me when 70
stop so KEEP till thought I'd gone far enough-then
| spected sthing waste pay, and looked round WAL M
door rGs Met, and SRteEtfs rGs gone!
Did YOU go baekf'
Wal no. didn't go back"
"Did you apply for another school
wal mol did mt apply for another school, said tho
gentleman from Swampville rather judged my sp-
"peOrance was against me-"
MISERABLE RoGUE.-The ClereiEHd Democrat Of
Monday, gave the following incident
man ID named Hall attempted to commit foul out
House. on Friday ucht under tho following ccaal
stances lie alghted from the omnibus with the girl and
registered his nGmeHal and lady and ordered private
room Thinking them and wife, the gentlemany
landlord complied with his wishes The girl was shown
TO the room her ostensbe husband took the key and told
the landlord no would retire shortly AT late hour the
conscious the deep and damnng plot that had been laid
by the villain for her RUM quietly sleeping In the
she thought exclusively her own AZ the opening OF
the door she awoke and at the sight Of the intruder she
shrank from his view. He approached the bed aud a.
tempted by force to accomplish his hesh purpose. With
ali her strength she resisted him. and al last with wild
shrek of piercing dispar she brought aid to her assist
ance and she rescued from the hand OF her asaans
He fed from the house and left the city on the first tram
We learn that the police are after him. IL Is TO DO hoped
he will be brought to justice. ,
The young girls story is simple. Sho was travelling
from the East by herself TO the home OF her parents
in Warren County. Being alone she attracted the attsn
ton Of Hall who represented himself az pork merchant
en- for Cleveland and offered to DO her protector
which proposition she accepted Arriving at the MOTEL ne
told her he had procured her and conducted her to
it, she little dreaming OF the fate he had an store Tor ner
and from which she providentialy rescued She
/ departed for her childhood home on Saturday
DREADFUL ExPLosIoS.-Ser Men Sertonsy fDsred.
several FataLy-At FIVE minutes past seven clock this
morning number of citizens we're startled with an expo
sion which sounded like the report OF cannon Upon IN
vestgaop appeared that the alarm caused by tho
explosion Of steam boiler of ten horse power in the work
shop attached the extensive cutlery and surgical insru
ment establishment Of Mr. Charles C. Rbinehart which
fronta on Light st. near the Fountain Hotel and runs
hack 10 Grant st. near Mercer. Twenty were gener
ally employed in the workshop but only seven had arrived
the time Of the explosion which accounts Tor tha1 nun"
/ Der only being wounded.
Such was the violence Of the explosion that the walls OF
the workshop surrounding the boiler were levenei WIN
the ground and the adjoining back building consisting OF
saw mill and the Clubhouse attached to the premises OF
Mr.. Lusby, were partly demolished r.. a. ooo 4,
The loss of Mr. Rhneharts estimated ~ rom soyoV
$4,000 which, he informs will not be paid by the insur
ance Company, they consider his policy only covers
Losses arising from fire. Baltimore Argus, Jan. 2
The Oshk0sh Courier thus rePudates the des hat ma.
ci.y ia away out there in those American Netherlands
as minated by The Virginia GIooe on receiving copy
| of the full grown Courier
The idea Of an eastern editor using ,ne ehP'g ns
J Won know friend that we only forty eight hours
Journey from the seaboard almost as Il were within me
suburbs Of the Atlantic cities. Away out there indeed
\ nv wha IN nsinuafef we are u cOn8u-
cradle distance this side Of the Rocky Mountains and We
desire have understood that consider such express
sops when applied us, entirely out OF place ana ~
tending 10 disturb the amcable relations which exist
between the Eastern and Western States In this age Of
seem lightning and csOric the phrase away out there
il offensive except when applied TO the sandwich Islands
or the Russian Possessions in the far North West.
The MAINE LAW IN MIcHIGAs.-The Liquor law took
effect in Michigan the ls inst, and The IemPerasee
quest that been achieved The coon has come down
they say II seems like another country The Prncipal
liquor shops had closed up and though some OF inc worst
~ there be any degrees ia such busness were trying TO
sell syy the Carson League boys were after them and
was thought they would room ali be fereted out All,
this is the sovereign remedy we are OF oPnon ,1 Ss
State of Maine for evidence Of the sautsry effects OF
prohibitory law think i viii be found on our own Dor
der Indiana Temperance Union.
TIVE WAY TO GIVE 1T TO TaEs-On Friday last Mr.
Morton wealthy merchant Of Erie, visited Buffalo on
business warrant Immediately sued out and served
upon him as one Of the rowdies who helped in the eo
NOUS destruc1on OF properly IN Lfie nc Nhs neia W
hail In the sum Of s240o in defuut Of which be
cIapped in jail Two other Erie people were arrested IN
Buffalo the day following and committed In default Of
$1,000 bail.
The true reason why the Erie Committee Of Conference
didn't 90 New York that they afraid Of being
arrested and held TO answer for their crimes.
Albany Atlss.
Alkaline Phelps of Northfeid Mass Yves tried at Green
field last for the murder Of her father by poison and
acquitted the ground Of insanity The prisoner
examined several of the witnesses 10 very like
manner and also made plea in her own defence She
diculed the idea that she insane and seemed totnk
there two conspiraeies against heroine 20 take her
e and another TO shut her up in mad house. She was
dressed Ia the prevailing fashion sported rnges carefully
arranged and presented sngulsy groesque appearance
FIRE ~ CAxBRIDGE-The City Hall at Cambridge
Mass destroyed by fire the Goth u, together with
the dwelling house Of Esh II Luke, adjoining Loss Of
the corporation about $4,000; insurance $4,000. Mr.
Luke insurance s23OO which will probably cover biz
loss
The FIRST NATIVE BucKErE.-A correspondent Of
The Ohio State Journal says Arthur ST. Clair Kelley
was born in the Old stockade in MARKETS., Dec fss
and was the fret white child born on Ohio sol-snd tnn
same Arthur St. Clair Kelley died in Petersburg Va In
July, 1922. .
TEMPERANCE IsTELLIGKEcE.-A Convention OF me
friends Of Prohibitory Liquor law Of Kent Co, viii DO
held in Smyrna the 18th Of January. Kent County
said IL about being organized into Maine Law League
SERVED HIM RIGnT-A few days since a man we
tarred and fea,hered in Clyde Wayne Co., Tor whipping
bis wife.
hanback, has sold The TiSR o. Wig to VIM. c. Gray
who has assumed the post Of editor and publisher HehS5
changed the name of the paper 70 The Tim Cay TsSn,
The Rev Lewis Weld, Principal Of the American A.y-
lun Hartford died at bis residence in that eiy on tns
Goth ulf