The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-07
DOMESTIC INTELl1GENCE.

GUANo IN GEoRGIA.-fhe newspapers OF Columbus and
Hawkinsvie. Ca arc complaining Of the stencil Of
guano In their vicinity.
WHAT AN OYrsR-The New Haven Journal says that
an otter was recently killed in Connecticut. which
measured four feet tn length and weighed wentythrsc
pounds
SUICIDE IN ILLINOIS man named Coleman, being In
pecupiary difficulties committed suicide at Loami
February n. He loaded shot gun with heavy
charge Of powder and buckshot then took or the nip
pie and secreted the gun 10 the cellar whore he
trvcd Afterwards 70 carry coal OF fire, with which he
discharged the after placing the muzzn against his
forehead. His head was almost wholly destroyed.
MURDER NEAR BUFFALO An old man named Jacobs
Waterman the hre-brck works at Black Rock. was
Thomas Kelly David Carr. William Carr. Owen McCar.
thy and Thomas Bowers were arrested on suspicion.
HOMICIDE AT ORoyso GuLcH.-1hs Helena Montana
fair which occurred on tho soth near Prossssnr Hodges
mill. about three miles from Helena II originated in
quarrel about some wood VII ch had been cut by man
named Small. Professor Hodge, with his-son and othor
friends having armed Themselves went with teams and
attempted 70 take the wood. Small and another man
whereupon Hodge stepped back and cooked his gun
Moore drew revolver, and both nred about tho same
the heart and ball in the groin. Professor Hodge
in the breast by bali, which oaDced and passed
around his side, making long but not fatal wound.
Young Hodge shot In the wrist how Is not known.
Moore well the Hodges were known as young men
OF good character.
TuE wAxsurrA Mills CoxrAsy decided on the LIST dav
dav under any circumstances They commenced work
with little over one hundred hands
HypRorHomA IN THE wEsr--A young daughter OF
Alfred woodruff OF Greenfield, Michigan haO recently
gone raving with hydrophobia from slight bite received
from dog two weeks In Chicago, the 2s,h uli,
a Of T. p Abel dentist, died from hvdrophobla,
caused BY the bite OF PCT dog about the middle OF No
vember last The dog sick but not supposed to DO
mad and ran gu. Of the house and moro
till found dead shortly after. The bite healed and
no moro thought o. till days before the lads ath.
when he first showed symptoms OF bydrophobia which.
despite tho best medical skill, became more and more
severe until the paroxysms became so excrucaing that
no remedies Afforded relief and his parents and
a,ives unable TO witness the fearful commissions
DIVORCES IN THE wrr.-In september 1896 Rose 81.
Carr married A. j. Schweitzer February 7, 1867, she
filed bill In Chicago for divorce on charge OF cruelty
and neglect The bill referred 10 a master 10
chancery ~ho reported 70 favor Of disorce on the sth
Sanford and tho late Mrs Schwetzer were married.
Shortly schweitzer who absent from the city,
the published decree OF divorce, and came bnck 10
learn that his wife already married again Hc pro-
cured opening OF tho decree his affidavit that the
proceedings from the beginning were unknown 70 him
The lawyer who had put in appearance for him In
the had been induced to do 80 by spurious power
OF attorney exhibited 70 him by the counsel OF the COM
plainants
The LAST BArrrx or ArfAsrA-Thc Atlanta ga
Journals Of the 2sth uit describe an ARRAY which oc
Cured there the day before between man named
Greene exshcrin OF the county and ex Confederate
soldier, and Mr. Howell dispute existed between
them regarding ferry In which both were Interested
Meeting in Atlanta on the day mentioned they had some
words, Of which the following we're orerheard:-
MT HowKLL-"wil you swear TO itf'
Mr. GREExE-ssYes will TO IT, and swear TO tho
truth, too"
Mr. Howrrf,--"weI wouldn't"
A he uttered these last words, Mr. Howell pushed up
against Mr. Greene, when the latter Immediately struck
him with his nst They then cIinched, and struggled
for . few seconds when Mr.. Howell who Is man Of
considerable size and strength was about to overcome,
when Greene drew pistol and raising II as near How
ellis head possible began firing This was done with
difficulty, they In such close quarters The first
shot slightly grazed Howcs nose; the second missed
and struck the sign OF Massey, Swanson Co.. the
fourth took effect striking the base OF the occput or
the back OF Mr. Hoves head, entering the brain, and
killing him instantly