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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-08-11

presence brings a chill and q shadow.
The voice is commanding and repellant ;
the manner stern and forbiddfng. Silence
is observed at the table, save when they
choose to break it, a word from child is
misdemeanor, and laughter is rebellion.
The worst of it is that this is an done
professedly IN the interests of deoorum,
and often as q help to the advancement of
religioni What strange idea of religion
some men havet Is it any wonder that
the children Of such families are so often
found, when grown up, among those who
scof at all that is sacredl
,- A father, unapproachable, is, indeed, q
tyrant Were the Great Father such,
what would become of us . Men who act
thus set themselves in majesty above their
Maker, for He inclines His ear to the
meanest of His creatures. The father of
a family should attract, not repel- BE
ought not, by an. affectation of dignity,
which would be ludicrots were not its
results so disastrous, to spurn from him
the warm, conhding, heart of childhood,
which longs to unfold its secrets to his
ear. He should rather invite the little
secrets of these childish hearts, and make
his children feel that in their father they
have an ever-ready friend.-IHe tMetho-
dist. .sf1i. z1s5s!9 STR 6W .bofc5al q
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-08-11
Two Meals a Day.

If any man or woman of forty. five or
over, not engaged in hard manual labor,
especially the studious, sedentary and in
door Hvers, would take but two meals a
day for a menth, the second not being
later than three in the afternoon, and alb
solutely nothing afterward, except it
might be in some cases an orange or
lemon, or cup of warm drink, such as tea,
bremo, sugar-water, or ice-cream, there
would be such change for the better IN
the way of sound sleep, feeling, on wax
ing, of having rested, an appetite for
breakfast, a buoyancy of disposition dur,
ing the day, together with genlalty OF
temper and manner, that few, except the
animal and glutton, would be willing 70
90 back to the flesh pots of Egypt. "Ben;
Wade" as he is frequently called, one OF
the political lions of the West, has taken
but two meals day for twenty years, ana
if all sedentary persons, those VINO are
indoors a greater part of their time, would
after the age of forty five, observe the
same inflexible rule, there can be no
doubt, other things being equal, that long
wears of happy exemption from the ordi-
nary ills would be the result. The reason
is. that the stomach would have time to
rest for recuperation, and would thus be
able TO perform its part more thoroughly
making purer blood, giving better sleep,
and securing an appetite for breakfast.
Let any man try it for ten days, taking
the second meal seven hours after the
first, and abandon the practice If he can
Hdl's journal Of Health.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-08-11
The Sabbath.

One morning gentleman was going to
church. He was a happy, cheerful
Christian, who had great respect for the
Sabbath. He was a singular man, and
would sometimes do and say what the
children are apt to call funny things"
AS he was going he met stranger driving
a heavily loaded wagon through the town.
When the gentleman got right opposite to
the wagon he stopped, turned round, and
liftingsup both hands, as If in horror, he
exclaimed as he gszed under the wagon.
"There, there, you are going It'll You
haze gone over it. !" i'''
The driver was frightened. He drew
up his reins in an instant cried, "Whoa,
whoa pa and brought his horse to stand.
Then he looked under the wheels, expect
ing TO see the mangled remains of some in
necent child or at least, some poor dog or
pig that had been ground to jelly. But
he saw nothing. So, gazing all about, he
looked up to the gentleman who had SO
strangely arrested his attention, and
anxiously asked.
pray, sir, totGt hGUe Ido1e ?"
Gone over the fourth commandment"
was the quick reply. Remember the
sabbath day to keep it holy.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-08-11
@, THURSDAY, AUGUST II, ,rls7O.

ingly in the ground, hung the young
birds by the legs with strings at the ends
of the poles. VIII thought it would be
mercy to kill them but Dave said they
must be left alive in order that their cries
might frighten the old birds. And they
did cry we heard them pleading piteous-
ly as we went off to the house; and
going out once during the evening,
could hear them still. had a great mind
to go and cut them down after the others
had gone to bed, as, I should have done if
any one but father had hung them there.
suppose they cried all night. H. Yrugg
The next day was Sunday; but Will
and I stole out before breakfast, and ran
down to the scornfeld to see |" how they
easily and looked over the ridge into the
field. There wereIthe four young crows,
swinging from the ends of the poles |; and
there, too, were the two old ones digging
.up the corn with might and main and
feeding themMith itp We could see them
flying first to one and then TO another. as
. sim glad of it," said WILL ".Don't
scare them the. Now lets get sal. father "a and nd
will say TO this r. ID E..s+.,-fs-, .,s.,,F
= Back we ran, and telling them something
good was going on down in the cOrnfeld,
we all proceeded to the top, of the; ridge
again. WIN and I were ready to burst.
They both took a good look at the field
and then at each other. Dave looked
queer; but father, throwing himself upon
the grass, laughed as never saw him be-
fore. "You're fine fellow, Holmes" he
exclaimed at last, t'to coax me into move
ing that family of;croYs up into nay. corn
field - shall not attempt to repeat what
Dave said. VIII hadtit to laugh over for
q week afterwards. "Boys," said father,
turning to us, I' 90 and dispose Of those
young crows in, some way; we can't. have
them there if it is Sunday"
We disposed of them by turning three
over to the care of the old birds, and
keeping one to tame into pet, and mis-.
chievous one he became. We had no,dif-
fculty whatever in, tanning him; and his
tongue was d.tty split, according TO Dawes
.directions, to make him talk. But, re-
gret to say he never became q fluent
speaker o He became a most inveterate
thief, however, and a nuisance, generally,
to such an extent, that his neck under
went sudden .circumvolution one morn
ing at the hands of some person or per
sons unknown = g-FcFtE 81 1jf4-t4
The thing which finally kept the crows
off the corn was newspapers, unfolded and
placed fiat, t,on the ground, with stone on
each corner to prevent them from blow
ing away A dozen of these laid down at
intervals over the field did the business.
Will thinks this is still another proof that
"the pen is mightier than the sword."-
Our Young Folks. -4
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-08-11

AN exchange paper says it is a curious
TACT that deaf man will go two miles out
of his way to walk on a railroad track. 1t
is SO; and another curious fact is, that he
dosen't do it more that once if any trains
are running on that day.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-08-11
4QDGRN REDpLNq nErNs.

80.
"Wmr thou take this brown stone hont,
These carriages, this diamond,
To be the husband Of thy choice, aoi'a '.A's'''
Fast locked in bonds Of Hymeni ,,
And wilt thou leave thy home and friends
To be his loving wife, sxr--y.rs7-.s,yr.
And help to spend his large income ; 9 = II
So long as thou hast life I"
Il wIHl7themodest maid replies
The lovelight beaming from her eye
.,And wit thou take thisi thiii w1aserEAlf. .s9Ssa
with Rls al HfissssSSs sssss 3HSsd %iins b
To be thy chosen BRIDE
Whilst thou hast life and, health, t =
But die as soon as posefbie,
And leave herall thy wealth S'' ,s-.-.,r.
"LWillfsp the fearless mate replisy,
And eager waits the nuptil ties.
'Then pronounce You man ana wife q ,.
And what I've Joined forever,
The next best man may disunite,
And the first dtyorce court sever"
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-08-11
a WAS 700 BVER 4 BOYlP

MY littlefonr-year-oldH Harry, -
Bright IN beauty and IN Joy,
Saids with his accent OF wonder -a
"PapaWAs zoo ever q boy f-5r-ra.ts 80. y
Was 90 eVora little a. J. be p $40 ~ - G
'tDear baby, I" said Tin reply, s s.,
viii my darling ever be weary 49, -
And heaxtWorn and sinful as ufaq
With forehead of Wilderness and ecand lrsf5ys
Ana1oEing and innocent eyes eefI ali ~ :
ThoAl doat measure the distance befWo F,fts IN
wilma ufrauHe and holy surprise, - n. -
Thou like q bda duahad and fragrant s7r5-d
like leaf at its fall;
far away from the angels
Thou within reach Of their call.
ryce OF snI4bssaaA6Asy gsasStiS1,9 e'hGRnooH
Humble, and tender, and sweet,
Thdn CONTEST IN faith my darlings ~ { ffsT3fl
ToEitSt thy fathers feet. 80 . - * .1S
By1hY Enth thst knows 40 alloy, s4Stst -
Haf1 90 TO our FatheRns simple, Tsa-
Aid IN heart be always boy. -stf
The sun., 1870-11-02
The Camden wife Murder-PositiVe Evi-
deucc Of the Uusban nd's Gutlt

The inquest upon the body Of Mrs. Ill., who
vas suggosel 10 lave been mur loltd by Ter lus
band In Camden, began al O'Clock on Monday
evening, and ad.oarned ~ midnight without coming
20 q verdict. DR.. Cul.cn, ybo made the iost mOfteH
examination, gave tie opinion tlat the wounds were
c,uscd by blows from club or other blunt III
slrumcnt 10 Vas thought probable that chair had
teen used W NC murderer. and tits theory
frned by the tact that the 'ee of Of the elahs
found in the room was stained with blood Dt
Cullen pronounced the wounds 10 Be u such q ng
ture "a 10 cause death
Ilomss Crawford. resident of Fourth street.
who was on tie riicrnoou of Surgay walking pet
Hius aluse, &c sUucl tIlt he sAW III GcA'ns ii-
knock he vic down with cl1r. Opon atte'rIt-
ins W rise IRON the holr, Mrs Hl again struck
~ the brutal husband, and aEtta iell, THIS umt
against TIE cuuuter, and rec vlu- aun tne cout7St
fDid mttrf,rcd, and the uuioituHa ate woman was
taken 10 .cr rom. " MICth,r Hlil ureu attacked
her tuarc. the situation O. tie room aui furniture
would indicate, was net known b. any Of the Wiz
nCses.
Jacob l.oc-r and Catherine Hotrr, IFS wife. 10th
residents In the same locaity. tc-tihed to itiIrs
brutality 20 iis vic. lie hsI repeatedly strgcS Ter
IN Ire presence o. tnc-c Witnesses, and thcy Ind
day hours before the aIrCarauce Uf Cav ord.
From tue.r 'csumonY II appeared hat mn had
du0ug ,h, day pnt -uei t'- Niie Win cut-"s and
blows. and tnat DC t.l Tor week. preceding tho
tra-cdy sno The M teri,sh d. Mon tow rd
h,r. Hc had frequently oto 4tsAsJ TO kill h,r. and
had oftcn attempted - -. bis threat INTO exc
cIiion.
Great excitement lac been caused in Camden BY
thc.c developments, and there urc Gears thai an n.
tempt ~ li bc made 20 lynch She murderer. lie a.
lI.E liO lorne iair reputation, and has Tor m4ny
years tcrn well known throughout the city.
Tho Inquest Will probably be concluded this
The sun., 1870-11-02

TUESDAY Nov. 1-ELauR AND MEAL-Tte mar.
kct 'or state Wcscrn, ani outhtrl nours has bcen
l.tt wc!kgn,i atierly ny yG hrse rccSns, md ar
queuty ne "a OH, ana nuycts tor export though uGlr
Wauts ae large, aro tetercl rom o. eat ~ ly tlc
iru %. m and uuckwhcat hour have uccn qurt ang
unchanged ~ today m'rkct price were dc.Tw'ed
b. du. uccodlt from hioal anu IN romo ca-es over
ira State &c. sos 90 round lonu tho. Sirjgtb,
Western surlng wheat extras, f'!aFti Z. iDle cN
600 te,ji GunCsco cNIfas ~ .ieyS533 " elupp a.
Uxfrts, faljssGa %; city trad 1Nd inVy hnnufF 30
{ 0i sou hern Arl ins tA'rs i, a. %, 5oG,n{rn nSh
extra e. lJs4t5 o. Curu mcal-N c-Crn, Jer.cv, &c
81 s1ettt5, southern prar1N Wi'e, cttpc -. oucA
hour. stA'c' iOO B. se.sJs'JOJ lenasJNAnn'
rEoytsrovs-rhe market for tho past We has boon
d1U ant prices tower but clDsini s.ctlv 40 thl le.
rather W1ak saics, aOl pJA Ut $500, Ji 10, IN go
and ~ ,or extra primes ana D auct ~ Obls nc
opton. Beef dun aud rushaisci at SO ts'S pr Ian
eld extra mes, llcrc3h-c n t.l a 'uaui ald sta
rrm en- bot at rr qu e sale o. nOs "a 3
Ci,, q. g guilty. trt meats d1i an u mn.i. Ha-
con in demand ald yer, nrni sale, p bNt AZ liSc To-
the lot duh aa1 he.vy sales 10 pN. =, II cit ="
lot city. anl l it.G4e Tor "estern steam ato 'lO
GrAis "ins inarkct h1' eecn vcsl f,r wh'a' unicr
excessive cipia. put otuCsW tuu r. Wheat 10 dss
was g. lower and act W sale ooel hnsh 70 e. 70
u 2T a. - Tor so luiwauNc; 81 % ssl5i f1r amber
Nc.teTnj o. 40 Tor sn9er state slt@s 9 ~ 'or
N.iOi siG0asi q - White OF az kint.. Barley irrco
lari c1mmon lnacty' ani neNyy. choice nrm salt'
1870 u3n. eSe ior two ToEed stat, and sil9 t9I
i oi nnsh State StSi Oats dai; sales 800 bah n
- sJ5ac or new Ohlo ol uAcs. AID oi sc anoat and
anihoavy. Corn duh sses $500 tush Western uiiN
el 90 8.t~t4c " cstern Wulo, al r.tSc.i S1uthcT,
at si6es2c.
The sun., 1870-11-02

CIEvrTANp-.At P4na.c, \. J.. on Monday, DC,
Chufch on wein#ias. N1T 4. aa ao'clo., r a. ms
n lds Viii meet 81 hs late residence az hsi past
GolFMAN-A solemn rcqu' .m mass otmoaths mind
will ne offered m FOR tie ltu'e ~ ua s'u - ilmoly
james Chulcl Jams q, fne lenA Of 'he iA,nuy
"'F1Ti Iii h,s 2,s1,cnes - tiIav ri,ec Broe e.
lyu. on TUESDAY, November ndnCl Foley, native )f
CM'lelo4 4l.Iorne. county tors, l.e.a.d.
fay inyioi to attend a., mn,rA a. ~ dsi, ii9n t'e
Bn, at hllf past pricisc y wlutc solemn rrQu en-
mas wl be 7i e. up 10. the re-v'e oi hls 'oah an
.,Uus0N --ril.ey, IN M'udlN o,4osryt Captain
Nm llus4r, aged g. } ai5.
btrs of Arcurus Lodge ~ l. aul 4 ~, tho onic,rs
AID memtegs Of tbe lwet'n ieg'mrnt \ O., atd Ihe
dents G1WI /. are r'pee my EN'sI 10 atmud ln'
o'c "tk. l'om Al sans church corner ieA'ime' AMI
Henry 10 tc Giconwooi ipi ln' rim ,nt,
llu-cung lAe's, Mary, Nne OF william he urSAd JAth-
ncp'atye. ana niende ofua family Me esgoeimly
inyud 10 utt ia the funeral On Wcihgsily nov =
at utlotH nom her late residence 10 East lth st.
McpElNiOIr-On Monday. October 2l, anet a short
but severe Illness Michael Mspermott, asel ~ ycars
3atiye Of County Casao ltea4dp ,.,.,,. ,.,,.,,..,
On lhuiel lN, NoY. ., wur.e g. an1le hi rol1e a mFs
va &C. ols,d i9 ne lepo'e OF s3n Tne iglt,Lye,
uticui Tine rf raj from hl4 Ito re,tieucc, Genre
NMSGl On ~ ,mIl,u ,,nr ,UE o. IV a a. ony AMI
severe Illness, Nilim II. ouc-t slu oi plgcJ AAl
AfH Anas Moore a:gi a. ,. t6oren s,h
:, near IN aN on Thurs ny, NoV 3, nc 10 VooSt A.
the flmly arc respectfully nWtei 70 ss'etd lhe iAne
Toronto. c W papers Place copy,
| SNlnElt- 90 tu..day, NV. D. aucr llnq AMI pan'
fu uos. Mar Aun Auy Ter th2 ne ~ hi lAte has,
sultcl and oI-est ians Ie VI tAo uol E1sehe NAFi
J Tie relatives and ai'ndi efis fsu D aIe requested
The sun., 1870-11-02
rRE DOLLAR T'EERLT Sun

A NEWSPAPER or 1HE PRESENT TIMES.
INTENDED FoR PEOPLE Sow ON EARTH,
includlnp Farmers. Mechanics Merchants Professional
Men Workers. Thinkers, and all Manner of Honest
Folks and the Wives Sons aud Dau yhteu OF all tuch.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR AYEARi
oNE HUNDRED COPIES ron $50
Or less than onc Centa COPY Let the.e be 50 Club
at every Post once
The sun., 1870-11-02

CeNnmco rs 192H0iee's; and Bgnk Of Vow York.
129 Railroad Moft. ages w3rc strong. with Central
Parifc5 az the fcatuic, which sold at qn7Sg 81
Unions were aso in demand, and sold at s25. for
Grss, i31I icr land grants, nd M Cor Incomes
Rock Island = w-rc quiet dt 017s GJ3; hrst8 Of g.
G. and !. -, M, seconds, 6sha59; and Morris
and Essex hrstl ~ par.
On eEireue quotations New York Central stock
nuctu,ted between o. 0i[dg24; scrip, s1I3i's Erie,
02d2IK; Reading, 10lhqti0iT; Lake shore, 80
g3'. Wabash, 52A052'i Iflt.purgh, 100hdlO6b;
Nortnwe'tern common 81 dIof; the rrc crrc',
eShGbSoA Rock bland, ll0q6tlil s. Paul, OlNO
62h the preferred, SlsUsi; Ohio api Nssissipoi.
32hQ32lE and Boston. Hartford and l. i', "a ~
The lover range OF this stock is due 10 tao removal
Of The itjuuctiOn on the Fishkil end OF tho route
thus permitting the sale OF the rolling rcx of the
Company which h1a for some tine been wit hcii
from the eutlre control Of the receivers. Invest
ment securities are quiet but firm: Pan1ma |. ld NJ
70 Delaware, Lackawanna and Wcsf rn, 1l9H;
Morris and Essex, 92 Norwich nni Worcester. IJi'
Chicago and Alton. ll5H; aud C., G. an l. e. NJ
Ia. 1ne features OF tie miscellaneous lst were
lacilc Mail and Western Union, Tbs first named
ranging from 42'i to a. and tho latter nom 3qa 10
4Of hariposa preferred sold at 9stgh, aud D5R-
ware ard IIudsoi. Canal at 100 Express fhares
were quiet on sales Of Adams al C11, and American
at 49,. Closing prices at G r. N. were a. follows
The sun., 1870-11-02

WAsuiSGroN. Nov l.-proposlls for adhesive
stamrs, general ard proprietary. bc,s stamps,
stamps FOR distilled spirits and tobacco Stamps
were orcncd to-day AZ tie ntcric- Department
BIDS were received from G'oigc T. Jones. OF Wash.
E,on; the American Bank Note COM any; Hatch
& Co., ut New York: Joseph r. Carpcntcf of Phil
alclplil; tie National Bank Not, COnrsny the
NJnhlt1n Bank Note Company; tlo COnuaeg tai
Bank Note CompauY; Mrs LOgy uuush. OF New
York, who IN the event OF her not obtaining a con
tract, asked thnt the success siul hid Ter be compelled
TO use her fugitive inr rafing her therefor royalty
of Two cents Icr thousand stamrs; Phiip 4 solo
men, Of Washiagton, who saY they arc owners ol
letters patent fur the engraved stamps o. tax i
Nliskcy, Rnd tho nlnuacu-c of tnein by any OF 1cr
person wouid mNirgc their rrhts. r1oy oder pro
posa's .or tho whseoy ant tobacco stamps.
The awards VIII be made On the Slh mat Tic
bills were accom- .ar.ei b. specimens VI p4p5s and
lTlntug.
The sun., 1870-11-02
The Model school Trustee of the Twenty
second ward

To ne Edg0r N 7Rs Sun.
SIN: ia Tns Sos Of March 3, 1870, appeared
the laUowiug specimen Of literary correspond nee.
g.. It's .uihor j I'm Morgan u once moro % ca'd'-
dat i0r ire ohce OF school Trustee, tle luen's an
,u,rl.rt OF Tue youth aud ehidfcn ol lhe iWenly'
satoni War .re-p cifuly request IHE sun = repro
luce John Mog.an's communication OF haFch j.
1903
T. n. C.H.loS ne .vin
}ip: irHH .icIo n yop. q ue fYostCrl1y ll"aicd
young : D. t.o .scl lu tau fHgb' t.p.I ~ ari
lul 3, Csh e t.anuy rDt upng Alo % 'ltci his lte'
Ail 10 90 Ole NcH 90 fc4lll ltfr'. A. tt.r IT, Nv
Aisatat meats : % lCr L.avc 70 make Few rue
IN ile Ntt liare I. not lo tuusit taou@h 10 hc
Hraiel % the l,"-G,tru, te tlA County OF SOW
Arlt. u wa 70 Wnull ic yyrf l,t ant l:ot ~ ~,
was Eir'et st u.l llusicc OF N ixc. u sicu o
ward Do. Lalr r." h.JgIlA hnd would have b en- Act.
Ing such o lY Tor t'c lshorr.ty q cte llu Dis
C1uyH'Fprs mtEudrd young man m'Whcr OF ihe
s0 O. itd g. ig ull4n Cub 'I Ntse tor nlucl. NE
arurs Is on ace .uut Os loI tc'ahe tlrl Har aut-
lug hlWsc lu he tpu panY ut huch NOrtuy Hud law
90 lu. tEfns Altci % u rs Alt aui h1t never
lmoso your .Klys oi 4sAt Ol u,e ,oi, i, ,an9 ioAns
lie ocrAts Yours JHil' NONDAr'
Il would DE unpqriorab'e IN ue, guardians an I
ptleuiE Of The Twenty strull Ward, tI tot rlp 'No
90 l0rlumH offered u us now OF Orrhus person
Iosr rcsael OF tutl cOSe ucqllil Gnrf W.ti lHc laws
OF composition AMI tho rlles OF grammar us the
vtittr ot the above communication proved Litse.l
~ DC. We are, llr, Nrgt lt p'tlt Li, -
tIIIXES3 AID PARENTS
ia tlc Twenty sccuud Ward
The sun., 1870-11-02
W. d. enATTUcK. Treasurer.

80 Pine street, New York.
Aner full examination we have acceo'ed an
Agency for the sale Of tho above First Mortgage
Bonds and desire to recommend them to our Gus.
toners As THOROUGHLY sAFE As WE'LL As PROFIT
ABLE INVESTMENT. JAY COOKE & co.
Pampllss with map may be obtained and sub
scripHons will be received at tho ConrASY's or
TIcEs, 80 Pine street, New York; at onices of JAY
COOKE q Co, New York, Philadelphia, and Wash
ington; the BANR or Nonru AMERICA, and banking
honscs OF IIOMES & MACY. Vow York.
The sun., 1870-11-02
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE CENTRAL RAILROAD or IOWA, con.
Meeting st Louis and st. Paul, and running through
the finest portion Of Iowa, is nearly completed.
TIE remaining million OF ts per cent gold FIRST
Mortgage Bonds Is offered at 90 and accrued in.
terest. Parties who desire a strictly nrslclass in
yeslment one Of the very best roads In the ooun
try invited to examine into the merits Of this
eurity. Il pays fully ono.thlrd more interest than
Governments, which are taken in exchange at the
L -. -
The sun., 1870-11-02

Michael Connolly, the Democratic candidate
fr Assembly lTou t.2 lhId Ward Of Jersey Ctr
died suddenly yesterday morning OF crainp ~ The
stOmaci. Mr. Connolly was lo.dins DVhocraNc G
politician and an c1-A.derman. Johl MutpnY, NtO
resi- cd la order 10 secure tho nomination Of Mt
Connolly, Atl probably Lc nominated iVT Assembly,
The sun., 1870-11-02
Probable wife Murder In New Brunswick,
n. J.-DcndIy AasnuIt apan nm Onlcrr.

Yesterday Charles GoodSore was before Re.
corder Neyius, at New Brunswick, n. J., charged
VITA an assault uron his wife, that threatens TO end
in Lcr death On the preceding night he bad at.
tac'oi her with q eh.-el producing deep gashes
uuon her head aud face. Tho woman's screams at
trseled tie attention of the nclehbors, and Good
acre was secured. lie escaped however and was
atCrward arrested by .ne police odser DR., Mul
ford was cal to r,tcud tic injured woman. Her
injuries were found to be 50 severe as TO make her
death ain oct certain.
A. about tho same hour in the evening one Of tho
officers wLo subsequently aided In artestng Good.
acre, Was informed tnat young man known az Larry
Carson was beating woman named Mrs, Kennedy
The onlcer went at once to arrcst the MN, bot
found more than his m Itch. According 20 his state
ment. Canon attacked him with great icrocty threw
sim down In tie gutter, and beat hiat severely.
With the aid OF his club. however the oiiccr sue
eoedcd In getting the bettcr of his antagoist Cor
son received several severe and dangerous WOUNDS
upon his head, and when he arrived nt tie ponce
station Was covered witn bood. lie - now under
medical care, and % II impossible to tea MIA. viii
he tie result of Lis injuries.
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