New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-18
CHARGE or MusprR.--An affid1yY Is, 81
ac aiusi woman 10 Dallas County IeSss, "a a

CHARGE or MusprR.-An affd11, k.e sn u.s.
against woman 10 Dallas County, IeSss "a mssjs,
OF her son-inlaw .shapen youth by nsture. and "a
object OF real commsseraton. The boy about sis
teen v.ars old and was found dead in pool OF vsts,
near his fathers house. lie was the son Of Mr. D.
hcConas.
SERIOUS REScoxrER.-We learn that few days since
an alteration took place e. Fort kearney ~ T. between
Col Bowler and Judge Bradford. Of Sidney, lo~t In ~
gard claim in the OF which Judge Brsdsosd
siruck with club in the hand Of the other psry,
stunning him ard vory badly fracturng his skull lie VA
carried home sensele-e
On Friday evening last woman found lying n
marble yard in Harrisburg Pa excessively intouestd
80 render her stupid ana nsensible. In this conttca
she WAS placed hand borrow aud conveyed 70 rssp
This degraded creature obtained the poison where .ers
Of her sex dol at of the filthy lserbeer shops ~
curse our town, where wet dsmna'ion IL retailed 81
cents glass
A few evenings stree a farmer residing Fanoutk
Pa. was waylad and badly beaten by gang OF hsA.
men who employed u qusuying stone short do
lance from that village The farmer had not given he
esst provoc alton and the only for tho brutal At
tack as wearing white bat. Ga the eyea e. Glowing
the neghbors gathered and after giving the thor.
oueh drubbing, drove them out Of the neighb"r accd
Az "a town meeting held at East Haven, Cor" W sx.
urdsy 5th to determine what amount ri money firm the
town treasury should be appropriated for the parhas Of
spirituous LIQUORS under the law of Connecticut II
was "voted unanimously tia the sum OF nTte crhts aal
"no more payable July 1892 be devoted to par.
Ar Providence H. l., the liquor dealers ge'tnge e.
tremely to whom they sell. man must be
pecied of being willing to swear 10 lie, or unwilling 10
swear to the truth HI cannot purchase IT, IL exts
hazardous to sell openly. and an assurance he
could do and not get into jail could not be obtained
for the profit on the liquor sod.
According 20 me SuR2e,laad Aers, the drinking
"habs ot The people of Sunderland cost them 5000
per week exclusive of the expenditure for private
sumption. But this embraces only part OF the cost
Ten gallons of laudanum are, an average, consumed
weekly end o. much opium would make ten gallons
more III, Of this amounts to II 200 per annun.
man named Chapman, mad with ntoxication, attempt;
ed 10 ride his horse INTO bar-Oom OF botel AZ Savan
nah Ga and when prevented by the landlord he drew
pistol and fired Hewas arrested placed in the guard.
house but escaped through window. He was, however
rear, sted and lined SIS fou his murderous spree.
W.SroN OUrRAGE.--As the afternoon mail train at
Rome n. Y, going west Saturday last It ran into
bar of iron which had been placed the track by
a Young lad by the of smith. Fortunately no in.
ury was done though the lives If many passengers
jeopsrdzed by this worse than fendish act.
PRoBAIE MUHDER.-Mr. Henry Mobiles was found dead
near Victoria Texas and his horse was lying dead beside
him. both having been killed by charge, charges OF
buckshot Dr. John Oats, ON whose place the deceased
was found has been arrested the charge of having
committed the murder.
Tho inhabitants OF the town of Wapeo Louisa County
Iowa recently made decided snti-Alcohol demonstra'
ton by turning out and marching round 10 the
different grogshops ana destroying all yestges OF what
thew thought had cursed them long enough
An Indian named Jacob Deloon has been arrested in
Hartford Conn. suspicion OF the murder If Samuel
W. Ganson whose body found on the railroad track
near that city week on two since.
Murders IN ARKASsAs.-On the 2sth uL james Par.
tin hung at Searcy on White RIVER Tor the murder OF
a named LndeIson.
On the same day atfray occurred in Independence
County between two men named Richard Wall and G..
Matthews in which the latter stabbed the former with
knife killing him almost instantly.
On the 2sth ut in Jackson County, Jessie Coo killed
man named John IIollingshed, by striking him with