New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-18
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Oh;ol t;a-este saws: German w.risn IVA a one h,sss
ssp nsssed through this city Tuesday going from
her residence few miles west OF town on Vis 70 ner
husband who had been taken sick At the p,ae snse ns
was working in the country east OF town. sac n,i WIZ
her in tba wagon .nugly propped up in wneoaske' sh
children, all the product OF one birih' lucy o ~
much bigger than appedumplings but SEEMED ~ "
awake and kicking. They were ak months OH e' al
A. near of size possible. except the runt OF ne parry
which described being the smallest mOra o Us Ky
We state this case win serious
It's truth relating il to az second hsn1 iro
an eyewitness lady of character N this city, VINO "a"
and counted the children and had the mother worn tat
they were all hers single birth. I1pets happen "a
countries eten once IN every sooO births VI
this country not often There are many well sested
eases Of FIVE children birth bu far As our research
extends there y only recorded OF SIX nrtn,
ard about ths; ihers is much dcubt Hhappenei IN
the day Of Dr. Pare, eminent Fronch surgeon and
writer who died IN the year 1890 The mother wao was
TIE wife of ord Maiemcurs died after delivery and hut
one of tire children lived succeeding 10 his fathers title
and estates The sccoant given very crcumstsn,isl.
ard!t o. doubted tina, Pare believed i; Modern med.
cal writers saw however that though honest man aud
God SURGEON Tor his time he was very creduous phi
losolhsr.
Rrolrlxc Casr.--7ae P.h.5sr.h Dispatch Of tho
li,h ssys. Late on saturday .sit, young woman,
who cave her uamo as Mrs Ha,ch N. called on Mayor
Vol and askej his advice in The following case; sne
stated that some four years Siac- she hNT,tu "su
uain-d Ralph Hutchinson, and unli lew weeks $50 shs
and her HUSBAND sided with her parents al fheniN'e
where Hutchinson had obtained employment As ooa
digger. During their stay here az intimacy sprung pP
D
and az length ihe guilty par eolea 'ose'nSt. ino IN
urcd wcuSn after several vain efforts TO discover the
Whereabouts Of the parties, al length aseertened tnN
Hutchinson had received employment; from George Foster
cf Tempernuceve this city; anu IN obedience 70
letter which she sUbso lus niy recc'te from h stfnng
that he was sorry for what bad oecuHd and wsnei 20
c her II once she came here accompanied by An infant
only four months old. Ca reaching IemperanceYite
he had the modification 10 learn thai her wicked mo'ier
still lived with Hutchinson Re- M VIE ln,s ..u ne. 70
rEe information Of the matter before Justice OF the
Peace: bnt her husband hearing of her intention et
on SATURDAY evening for Sieubenviie, tsAing win nm
the shameless companion Of his guilt Inc woman ils-
Their stated that she without resources Oh any Ar1,
md two children dependant on her for support ine
Mayor took the into consderaon and pronse1 10
use his best efforts bring the culprit to Justice
BLOODY AyYRAY.-The Ner orleans P'cayTHe OF the
OH tells OF bloody atray which occurred on Gravierst:
A man named Charles Armor, a steamboat ehgheor,
stabbed Washington Fleming, also engineer and wo,
man by tie name of Mary Taylor. Fleming was staoood
through the arm and his wound though pa ntuls not dan
oerous Mary Taylor stabbed in the side, and fears
ere entertained that inanmat will suervene and pro-
duce fatal termination. There are NUMBER OF contra
dcory stories aoat in relation TO the cause OF TINS ahr
Int Il most probable is that Fleming had succeeded
in winning the affections OF the lar out neke MARY VINO
ed previously smiled upon Armor, and the latter, frantic
with ;ealousv swore vengeance upon both They met
this morning and ARRAY occurred with the above term
nation Amor believing he had killed both parties sur
rendered himself 10 the First District Police Court Mr..
G.. W. Fleming has since made an ahidavih charging
Charles Armor with having entered tho room IN wnicn
depcreDt WAS living in bed by jumping through WINDOW,
and sabbipg and dangerously wounding awoman named
Elizabeth TAYLOR with bowie knife, which he had IN ms
hand at the time he entered the room. Deponen got cut
of the window into aleyway alongside OF the house
and thence into the street whittier he was followed oy
Armor with the knife still in his hand who stabbed depo-
uent in the right lie therefore charges Armor with
assault with intent kill The Recorder admitted Arrnor
TO bail in the Of $500 for his appearance on the l9h
inst for examination. We understand that the woman
/ in very dangerous condition
The Sardusky Ohio Register Of the lith says, the
Jolly souls who were enjoying themselves 10 the doorways
of Markots few evenings since, Sere iarushed VITO
subject for conversation which. doubt NOT by their
happy looking added at least an eignn Oh Al
inb of esh upon their ribs We could SEQ by the twinkle
Of their eyes and the quick motion of the head as they
looked from TO another that something worthy Oh
! smile " had come 10 pass And sure enough Boomer
alive and kckne-or at least there was nothing TO hinder
her from doing sodid down the street to pass d-
roctly in front of them. She walked boldly on JUST as
though nothing was the matter shskeref man, whom
we took to her husband accompanying her. but about
half step behind and carrying child She was dressed
in arge6gured de lame her -kt reaching JUST 70 ner
courtesy bcnders and presume was taking her lam
| lily TO Nebraska.
| METHODIST FEMALE CoLLEGE. -spartansburg ismoving
ahead of Columbia in the Female College she to have
under the auspco OF the South Carolina Conference me
compittee have already laid out the grounds and the
building contract has been given out The contractors
expect have the buildings completed early IN the year
and 10 open the Institution early n 1892 we learn rom
The Erss that there be four houses situated IN
inc on beautiful ridge about fcry.hye or nifty yards
apart making row OF nearly 100 yarus 20 & vamn@
ladies and the other for chapel and recitation rooms
The first three are 10 be 4Ox45 and three stories Ugh
the latter will probably be about 3ox6o feet.
At the Milwaukee Police Court. the 18th, woman
named Dupont made complaint against her husband lot
Assault and battery The husband, who was IN Ja hsd
only been released frsm six months incarceration on
the 9Th for beating his wife. The defendant mas peen
frequently in jail for beating and brusing MS we out
punishment he has received does not prevent
ettjon Of his offenses The wife OF the defendant 10
continual fear of her life from his brutal treatment Shs
offers him daily allowance Of pocket money and ciotmng
if he will but keep SOBER and be needn work lie threat
ems kill her time other and but TOR the inter
ference of neighbors would have done IL long ago.
AFEMALE MAL-RIDER.-Ihe Lraadrto Gazette says.
! The mail between Alexandria and Dumfres is
RED regularly and punctualy, on horseback by young
lady who acts in the place OF her father who sick She
has been thus engaged for several weeks, and has
never missed day. been out Of tme-rldng 20 miles
every day Her industry and courage are worthy Of hon.
orsble mention.
RUNAWAY MARRIAGE.-On Saturday evening last, Q
Young couple deeply enamored Of each other came 10 Lat
lies Hotel Indianapolis and regularly joined In the
holy bonds of wedlock The happy twain lef eminenty
| satisfied with each other and the world.
Norwegian by the ii. =. Advertiser was found
dead banging by the neck in his house on Hubb<dst,
Chicago on Thursday morning. Inquest held By Coro-
ner Hynes and jury rendered verdict Of hung himself
Report says that the mans wife went of with another
man which caused him 10 commit the desperate deed.
In the list Of births published in The liverpool Coar<r
Of June 25 il the following Lstey, the wife OF Jarvis
wilkinson Iaborer Wollsssn Nctts, OF her twenty-ff