The weekly standard., 1869-09-29
GRIMES AND CAsTALTfFs. " 4 q =

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One colofed Woman .was killsdd ana afoafs
others knocked senscless " lightfisg hneaks
Sparta last weeE,TcisIadi firoHn Ssi3oasol
1fsd e4T .iiEbE sdt sisSaisass % ,ntaa lsl1
An aitrag eccuIred, q, 3 clpSch near llett7v
Fieh Chapel, BEDFORD county Va, on re
cent Sunday three persons were seripuslE ip5,
juredI I,,.,,,.,,, a.,s..s 1, IN : =
Ngilafee committees ihTex@ csll,shstn-
selves Regulatory Because they ieeulate tAsa
hgmIber Of violent deaths in in their respedtise1
districts to fifty.two' 'amoIth. II oh ilv
Ephraim Carpenter, a farmoi, liiyipg near
Sigourneyi love-, teommitted suicide last
week on account ORA fear that bis scfpps
would be destroyed by the rain, M III, d,iv
Aaron Bundy and iwifs, ofwaseaS Michi-
gan, were arrested at Paw Paw onshe 18th
instant ,son theo charge of. statvingSto lcathp
their child. about6fiye months of age.as ,iisiE
Fourteen men were recently, found hang
ing to one tree on. .Grap vine PraiTie, Texas-
They had made an, error as to the oYnefship !,
ofsomei horses Accidents sl viii happen, ss,
Acoloredl woman in selnas Ala, attemp.iI
ted to kindle,ar fire with kerosene the otherl
day with such success that in a few an1inutesd
She was nothing but a fchafred mass fshu.'
manity. haiie''qmo7os Llt7 sigs2Ha ifpu''l
Mr.. Henry willets,, -, r5esidksan ii Tent Of De- BE- !,
troit, Michigan, was killed in his own house
. few nights ago by q burglar, against whom
he struck in leaping from bed st the alarm lar I
oi pis WIG aii % bong N sas lpan .tr1na]
James Armstrong attempted to'shoot bis
father-in.law in Boston, Friday; with q fe-i
Yolver,1 dbut missed him and iswounded al
neighbor He then fred at and killed his I
mother-inllaw.t Bny ,19isiuihi 81! dTsN
A Japanese step-mother al, Asaka, boiled
down her husbands two children in hot
bath, Her punishment, was, to, be, slowly
boiled in cauldron of oil, to which each
step7mother in Asaka contributed q portion,
Two children named Flowers near Con- !
norsville, Delaware county, in this State, on
Wednesday last in passing Rthroughfa field
horse. They were aged three and five years,
respectively. I'D d2iar gai7rh b. !ab i1lt3 "
A thunder storm and tempest visited Qua
dalajara, Mexico, on the 18th ult. Immense
volumes Of, hail fell. Over two hundred
buildings were struck by lightning, and five !
persons were killed by the subtle fluid dur
ing the storm. - :. a, ~, :, - ;.
james Armstrong, of South Bridgew ater,
Mass, finished a weeks spree on Thursday, 4
by shooting his wife, killing her instantly. 1
He also shot imam named, W elch in the 4
face. He then fled to the woods and hast
not been seen since. siH 1oyat isai aaT
.Abaggage master. at Cleveland, while en- d,
ioying himself janming up trunks, had a,
hole jammed in his leg by the contents. 81. a
gun in one of the trunks he had tossed over
board They handle baggage nj mighty careful
there now, you ouybteet,d BET iiaia saT .basf4l s'sid
-Twenty-one persons belonging to Rock 4
port, Mass, were probably lost during theit
gale on the Sth inst. Seven bodies have
been recovered, brought home and received
Christian burial All the parties were enzi
gagged in the fishing business. o1e1 . jon u
James Apple. whose. distillery in Phila-i
delphia had been closed by the murdered
United States Revenue officer Brooks, was !
arrested yesterday, He was seen, TO give !
money on the day of the murder to Robert
Hamilton, which drove. the hack which, took
OH the aSsasslns. s.,sqBAa,it adT .soal fg-a I'D
A ferocious SOW, ino Newark, Ohio, a fewc
evenings ago, seized child, stripped offIitsas
clothing, broke one ofpits arms inatthreed
places, severely cut its face and head, und
was only prevented from killing it, by the
interposition of young woman who was
near at hand, and came to its rescue as2yI
The New Orleans papers give encouraging
accounts of both the cotton and sugar
crops. They put the excess of this year
over last at about 100000 bales, and this
crop will be worth more to the South than.
in 1860 and 1861, for it is nearly all surplus.
The South now raises (or claims to raise) as
much food as is necessary for consumption,
which was not the case in previous years, an :,