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From Washington.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July


THE KUKLUx COMMITTEE.
j. G. Morris, formerly of Warren county,
Georgia, now resident of Atlanta, testified be-
fore the kuklux committee, To-day, that he was
elected sheriff of Warren county in 1868, served
one year, but was compelled TO leave the county
by an organized band of kukluX. He was once
waylaid by disguised men, shot at and badly
wounded He gave an account of the killing
of DIR. Carver, who had been put into Jail to
await trial for murder The doctor was taken
out by disguised men, who burned down the
Jail in order to reach the prisoner.
They forced him to surrender to them pistol
in his possession, and led him forth and shot
him dead. This was in 1869. While attempt
ing to arrest guilty parties, he was forced to
flee from the county. None of them had been
tried or punished OF seven persons he once
sheltered, all but one were subsequently muir
dered by the kuklux. There had been no muir
der in Warren since the beginning of 1870. The
people are, however, in great terror and fear
The subcommittee, now taking testimony IN
South Carolina, will return to Washington next
week, when it will be determined when the in
vestigation for the summer shall close.
FLORIDA.
Governor Reed, of Florida, is here, looking
after defalcation of $4,000 in the Jacksonville
post Office The money was taken by money
order clerk, and the postmaster has paid the
amount missing to the government.
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Wea,her Record.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 90 P. NJ.
SYNoPsIs.-The area of lowest barometer,
which was Wednesday over Delaware, has
moved northeastward to the bay of Fundy, and
the barometer has risen very generally from H.
lnois to the gulf and to New England. The
pressure has fallen somewhat this afternoon on
the gulf coast. The temperature has fallen
slightly on the middle Atlantic coast, and from
Alabama to Louisiana, and northward to
Illinois. Northwesterly winds and clear or
clearing weather prevail in ;. the middle and
eastern states, aud westward to the Mississippi
Threatening and rainy weather are reported
west of Iowa. Heavy rains have been reported
from louisiana TO South Carolina,
PRonApIIITIEs.--It is probable that the
horometer will fall somewhat, with threatening
weather and rain by Thursday night from
Georgia to the Mississippi, and that brisk north
easterly winds will be experienced tonight on
Lake Superior and northern Michigan. Threat
ening weather, with light rain, will ,propaably
extend eastward to Lake Michigan Friday. Par-
tally cloudy and pleasant weather is probable
for the lower lakes and the Ohio valley, ana
eastward to the Atlantic,
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HEARING ON STREETs.-A special meeting OF
the mayor and aldermen was held last evening,
in accordance with the orders of notice issued
for hearings upon petitions for laying out and
making public the following streets; Orchard
street, from Belmont TO Arch; Dix street, from
Harvard to Ashland; Coral street, from Grafton
to Etna; Penn avenue, from Grafton street to
Union avenue; Union avenue, from Providence
to Chaplin street; a portion of Waldo street;
new street from May to Chandler, and for
widening Cedar street from Chestnut to Ever
ett. and locating portion of Lowell street. After
the hearing the matter was laid ON the table for
further consideration. John Walker was Ii
censed to drive a hack. Aldermen Marble, Jor-
dan and Kelley were appointed a com mittee to
revise the list of jurors.
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New England Dispatches.
Charged with Smugglin2-HiIIed at IA
aw-Bridge-Dartm Commence
ment, etc.



BOsToN, July 20.-John Stewart, steward of
one of the Cuuard steamers, was before Com
missioner Halett to-day, charged with SNUG
Cling about $500 worth of silk felt. The case
was continued, for examination, till Saturday.
Charles Driver, aged eighteen, an English
sailor, was killed to-day at Charles river bridge,
by getting entangled in rope while hauling
vessel through the draw.
PORTLAND, July 20.-JOhn P. Boyd died TO-
day, aged eighty. He was the last surviving
member of the class Of 1872, Bowdoin college.
In early life he was lawyer, and later the
cashier of the Casco bank, and afterward pres
ident of the canal bank.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
HANOVER, July 20.-Commencement at Dart
mouth college was well attended to-day, the
visitors including Gov. Weston and other prom
nent citizens. The honorary degree of LII. D.
was conferred on Hon. George w. Nesmith, Of
Franklin, Prof Albert Smith, OF Peterboro, and
Hon. John P. Healey, of Boston; that of D. D.
upon Rev. Titus Coan, of Sandwich Islands,
Rev. VIM Clark, Of Amherst, and Prof. Town.
send, of Boston; and that OF A. NJ. upon Gov
Weston and j. Russell Bradford, of Boston.
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Hamilton College.

UTICA, July 2O.--Hamilton college graduated
a class of thirty-three to-day, and conferred the
degree of Phi. d. on Prof.. c. A. Young of Dart
mouth college; LII. d.. on Judge Sanford =.
Church, New York; Judge John w. Dwnnell,
California; o. s. Williams of Clinton, and DIR.
John S. Gray of New York. A central execu-
tive committee of the alumni was appointed,
which is to appoint subcommittee throughout
the country, for the collection of a S2OOO,OOO
endowment fund for the college.
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over the Northern BORDER.

FROM TORONTO.
TORONTO, July 20.-The loyal Orange dis
trict lodge of Toronto have appointed commit
tee to draft addresses to Gov. Hoffman and the
Orangemen of New York, expressive of graft
hcation at their action on the 18th instant The
lodge further resolved to open a subscription for
the purpose OF erecting an Orange hall, to be
called the Hoffman Commemoration hall.
FROM KINGSTON.
KINGSTON, Ont, July 2O-The Dominion
board of trade has accepted an invitation from
the national board of trade of the United States
to appoint committee to consider the subject
of more beneficial commercial relations between
the two countries.
FROM QUEBEC.
QUEBEC July 20.-The yacht Gauntlet, which
this week beat the Shannon, the winner of the
late regatta, has been sold in New York.
FROM HALIFAX.
HALIFAX, July 20.-The Tyne crew will ar,
rive here next week, and after rowing against
the Paris crew, will return to the Halifax re-
rOtfn
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COUNTY NEWS.

Michael Griffin fell dead in Ftchburg last
Monday, while drinking beer with COM
panion.
Mr.. Goodale Goddard of Athol recently dis
covered a cave on his lot of woodland, IN when
were found full set of cooking utensils, wafer
tank, sink, pack of cards, liquor bottles tun-
neis, saw, pick-ax, ETC., beneath the floor The
cave, which is about eight feet square, was
ceiled overhead, and had the appearance OF
being deserted.
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NEW NORTHEKNs
SAN FRANCIsCo, July 20.-The Northern rail
road was incorporated yesterday, with capital
of ST, 400, 900, and the same directors as the
Central Pacific company. The company will
build an air line road from this city to Tehuma
county, two hundred and ten miles.
ANOTHER NEW ROAD PROPOSED.
CINCINNATI, July 20.-The Kentucky and
Great Eastern railroad company have decided to
build a new road from Cincinnati to New York
city, through Kentucky, across West Virginia
to point in Virginia, thence, by roads now
constructed through York and Reading, Pa, to
the eastern terminus.
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CITY OF MEXICO, July 1.-THE LeIdistas
and Porfirstas are uniting closely to oppose
Juarez, but the triumph of Juarez is considered
certain.
The report that negotiations have been com
menced to resume diplomatic relations with
France is denied
The Roman Catholics entered Protestant
church in the capital, intending to kill the min
lister, but, being prevented, stabbedI one of the
CONGREGATION.
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CHURCH DEDICATION IN AsHBURNHAM.-
The new Methodist Episcopal church in Ash
burnham Centre was dedicated according to the
customary form of that denomination, yester-
day. under the direction of the presiding elder
of the district, Rev. Loranus Crowell, of this
city, There was a very large attendance, the
house being filled to overlooking. The exer-
cises began at eleven o'clock with voluntary
Inv the choir, Mr.. N. b. Herrick, leader, Mr..
G.. G.. Stearns, of this city, native of that
town. presiding at the organ. Services were
continued as follows Invocation by Rev. Mr..
Parker. of the Congregational church; reading
of Scriptures by Rev. L. P. Causey, pastor of
the church, singing of an original hymn begin
ming, ''Father Divine, we look to Thee, writ
ten for the occasion by Mrs. l.. II. Sabin, of
Gardner; prayer by Rev. Pliny Wood, OF Web
ster SQUARE church. of Worcester; lessons from
Second Chronicles, sixth and seventh chapters,
by Rev. N d. George, OF Princeton, and from
Hebrew 10, 1926, by Rev. j. A. Lansing, OF
Lynn; SHINING Of the hymn beginning
"Great King of Glory, come" given out by
Rev. John Peterson of Leominster; sermon by
Rev. l. G. Bidwell of Cambridgeport, formerly
D0stOr there; lesson HOlll Is.J iNSb ny A'e' ~ -
McCurdy of Athol; presentation OF the church
TO the society by the trustees, Z. s. Flint, secre-
tary: presentation of the organ, by Rev. Plny
Wood; dedication ryice by Rev. L. Crowell;
collection, in which the generous sum OF over
$4,000 was added to the fund for the payment OF
the church; doxology. Benediction by Rev. Nj.
. Webster of Ashbumham, closed the exer-
cises, which were all very interesting and i'm
nre.siye, at about three O'Clock. The company
then retired to the vestry below, where an am
plecollation was provided by the ladies OF the
church, and everybody was more than satisfied.
Rev. Mr. Bidwell's dedicatory sermon was
from the text, Luke .: "a, So, his general sub
iect being The Lordship of Jesus Christ
supporting his views by reference; l, to the
literal historical fulfilment of the prophecies
?, TO the practical teachings Of Christ and hi,
predictions, illustrating the subject by reference
the history Of nations, The discussion ws'
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MUNICIPAL CoURT.-Eiien Coniin was the
highest priced criminal before Judge Williams
Yesterday. She paid $40 and costs for the lar
ceny of hat from +. A. Eldred. Louis Crocker
was sent to the house of correction for three
months; the charge against him was common
drunkenness. Bridget Mahan paid two fines OF
S. and costs each-one for committing an as
sault and battery on Mary Fitzgerald, and the
other for similarly abusing Ellen Fitzgerald
John McKeon, for assault and battery on Fred
erick A. Sprague, was fined $40 and costs; he
appealed and was held for appearance at the
superior court, in bonds of 5000. Edward Ken
ney paid SO and costs for keeping liquor. Ellen
Leary and John 0'Malley paid fines for drunk
enness; while Walter S. S. Edwards, Thomas
Kennedy and John Dooley, fined for the same
offence, were sent to jail on account of their in
ability to pay.
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HoRTIcULTURAL.-Entr July 20: j. F.
Allen, tomatoes, Tilden; pears, Doyenne dEte;
w. T. Mortified, thirty Seeding verbenas,
gratuity of 81; +. H. Dewey, collection OF
petunias; Hallock Bartlett, eleven varieties
Nasturtums; F. j. Kinney, tomato, Trophy;
potatoes, Bresee's No. 4, or "King of the
Earlies, planted May nth aud now ready for
market; strawberries, lucinda and Kinney
Seeding 10; blackberries, Wilson's Early;
gooseberries, Downing's Seeding; Blackcaps,
Mammoth Cluster; Raspberres, Philadelphia,
Hudson River, Antwerp, two seedlings from
from Antwerp; gratuity OF 81 Herbert R, and
Lorenzo F. Kinney, thirty-three varieties OF
wild flowers, including many rare and very
SNOWY kinds. Also two stupendous toadstools
for name: the larger being twenty-siX inches IN
circumference, was thought to deserve the pro
Yisional title of Kinney's Mammoth. Henry E.
Kinney, pansies, marigolds and Drummond
Nil
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kire Record.


LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, July 20.-The Cir
ard Press office, in Crawford county, was burned
on the 18th.
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THE FIRST MORTGAGE
Eight per Cent. Bonds

Now offered are limited in amount to sl2 500 per mile
and are for 1000 600 EACH interest payable January
and July, at the rate of per cent currency or per
gold at the option of the holder Bonds registered
ifdesred.
Among the leading Stockholders of the Company are
Hon f. ID. Morgan, Elk Governor and Elk U. $. Senator
Hon. John A. Griswold, Ex-Lieutenant Governor Troy
N y; Hon. Cakes Ames, NJ c. Massachusetts; Messrs
Morton, Bliss & Co, L. Won Hoffman & Co. j. & W
Selgman d Co., Harrison Durkee, and Others of New
York; Benjamin f. Bates President Bank Of Commerce
Franklin Havens, President Merchants Bank Boston,
and Others also well known
The above statement of facts proves the SAFETY of
these bonds. Their PROFIT is equally manifest upon
examination They sold for the present at 90, and
accrued interest from July At this price they
certain income for IS years. nearly per cent upon
their cost One thousand dollars In these eight
per cent bonds Will give the purchaser MORE THAN "a
PER CENT greater annual interest than the same amount
invested in the new Government Five Per Cents while
holders of Government SKIES will find decided profit in
selling them at present high prices. re-nvesng in
he New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Bonds.
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Summer Resorts.

IRVING HOUSE-Broadway and Twelfth
Il ST., New York A first class Hotel the European
plan; location unsurpassed in the immediate vicinity of
A. T. stewards Retail Store, Wallack's Theater and
Union square. GEORGE +. HARLOW,
pro
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COMMENCEMENT AT WORCESTER
FREE INSTITUTE.

The Trustees of the Worcester County Free Institute
of Industrial Science respectfully invite ALL who have
given their aid in donations Tor the building Or other
gins and all friends OF the Institute. to attend the Exer
cises of the Graduation of the First Class. At Boynon
Hail. on WEDNESDAY, July 26 1911.
The work of the class Will be exhibited In the forenoon,
and at half past two O'Clock r. NJ that distinguished
mechanic Prof VIM. I. Trowbrdge. q the shefieid
Scientific School In New Haven. VIII deliver the ocel-
ona address; and brief addresses and the Vaedcloy
OF the Glass Will be given. and the Diplomas viii be
warded. dlyls,a6 jyl9
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Criminal Record.


PoUGHKEEPsIE, July 20.-Richard Aiken,
confined in Jail here for long time on charge
of swindling New York brokers, was to-day dis
charged by order of Judge Barnard, of the SUI
preme court.
AN INHUMAN MONSTER.
LEAvENwoRTH, Kas., July 20.-Richard
Handel, residing about six miles from Fredonia,
in southern Kansas, a few days ago beat his lit
tie girl, aged six years, to death. His son swore
that the father had frequently whipped the girl
until she became insensible; that he very often
denied to his family the food necessary to sus-
tain life, and that it was no uncommon thing
for him to whip his entire family in the most
shocking manner. The boy also stated that his
mothers death was caused by inhuman treat
ment from the husband, and that when his sis
ter was killed his father threatened to kill him
if he mentioned word in regard to the affair.
The citizens were greatly excited, and at last
accounts there appeared to be no doubt that
Handel would be lYnched.,
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Switzerland.

BERNE, July 2O.-The council of state recon-
mends that the federal council take measures to
secure an agreement of the powers to a defni-
ton of the rights and obligations of neutrals
binding on all.
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9aroWare, Stobts. tic.

9aroWare, Stobts. tic.
ESTA BLISHED IN 1925
w. H. wHEEIER,
Successor to VIM, A. wheeler) manufacturer of
Machine, Railroad. Iron, Brass, aud Conc
position
CASTINGS.
HOT AIR FURNACES, TILT AND DROP HAMMERS
A9ueduet Gas and steam, steam Pipe, Wire Machinery aud
Cocks Window Weights, sc.
Shaning, Mill Work and Gearing, Forging Pattern
Work and Machine Jobbing done to order.
MIN THOMAS STREET; Ma.
n U R N A @ E S
DUNKLEE's PATENT SUPERIOR
GOLDEN EAGLE FURNACE!
IN BRICK, OR AS PORTABLE,
A. RUSSELL & CO.,
"a SOUTHBRID ST, WORCESTER
Sole Agents for Worcester and vicinity
Please and satisfy yourselves that 1t is the best Hot
Air Furnace III the market, having nearly double the
amount OF heating surface and vapOr pan arranged
supply pleasant and agreeable heat from dust
smoke and gas AS the many persons who have used them
the past winter will testify.
Also large and select stock Stoves Tin Iron Cor.
per and Glass ware.
Tin Roodng, Pump Work and obbing of all kinds at
tended to with neatness and dispatch
A RUSSELL & CO.,
No. a southbrdge ST., Worcester.
mys diff
TRO N, st E e l. &c.
The subscribers have constantly on hand very lars
assortment OF IRON AND STEEL OF all descrip
tOns. Also,
X1fEHsss MINIS s
P PbkFQMSS FORCES W MoksE EHors
HAMMERS, HORSE NAILS,
SLEDGES, RASPS,
SPRINGS, TILES
FINISHED AXLEs, BoRAX.
BOLTS, COMMISSIONERS,
-, BEACH SAND, &C, &c.
which will be sold at the lowest at the old stamp
WASHINGTON SQUARE.
w.. ~, 40. PRATT y INNMAN,
worcester, April l, 1865. deoptf Spl
FURNACES
THE PLACE TO GET
A GOOD Flu RNACE.
EITHER STEAM OR HOT AIR,
and have II put up GOOD SHAPE at short notice. and
warranted. is at
J. W. J0RDAN'S.
No. 600 Main street.
Church Committees, Carpenters Builders, and all
others in want Of Heating Apparatus will do well to call
as above before purchasing. diff rs
GAS FIXTURESI
NOW ON HAND,
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WIN. WHITING, Agent.

Office of GEO. W. PRENrIss. HolyOke. Mass. May u,
lS7l-HoyOke Machine Company Gentlemen: Tie 80
inch American Turbine Wheel purchased of you my
new wire mill Is driving all ny machinery very steadily
without regulator. 1t works my entire satisfaction
have used other Wheels but consider this superior
to any within the range Ofmy experience; 10 feet ia.
Yours truly, GEO w. PRENTISS.
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VIHE AMERICAN
TURBINE WATER WHEEL.
Made by the HoLYoKE MACHINE COMPANY,
HoLYoKE, MASS.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.

Office of j. BEEBE, Springfield, Mass May % 1871.
HOlyoke Machine COmpany-Gentlemen: The 81 inch
American Turbine Wheel put in my mill at North Mon
son performs TO my entire satisfaction. consider the
best wheel l have ever used 1t regulates easily and
perfectly. Fall u feet.
Yours truly, j. BEEBE
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Office of WHITING PAPER COMPANY Holyoke, Mass
May 25, lS7l.-HoiyOke Machine Company--G entemen
We are running two your American Turbine Wheels in
mill; they first class Wheels and work to
under 10 feet fall
Yours truly, VIM WHITING Agent
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GOOD BOARD can be obtained at SO
" Salem ST. with or without lodging. Len hand
hell u3t% iyl4
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MADRID, July 20.-The ministers assembled
this afternoon, with the intention of rendering,
collectively, their designations to the king. 1t
is believed that the cortes will adjourn until the
ministerial crisis is over. The king is consult
ing with the leaders of different parties, with a
view of the formation of an entirely new cabi-
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T AIDES STUDDED BOOTSl-Studs in
IL stead of Eyelets. fresh lot, just opened at
FLETCHER h kErf'S,
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HAVING arranged to engo

HAVING arranged to engage in Whole
H sale Trade now offer for sale our GROCERY
and PROVISION BUSINESS. situated corner OF Pros
pect and summer SITS. Location and trade second to
none. To man meaning business this rare oppor-
tunity.
je2S diff BUTTON Il AUSHN
GTONE BOATS FOR SALE-50 ready
- made, and material for 100 more, to be made to or
der If desired. ID. II PERRY,
apis diff Quinsigamond
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ao1ra. ao1sa. GOING. GosE.-It is

Conc, CONG, Go1Ne, GoNE.-1t is q
notable fact that enormous quantities Of
goods are daily going at the bankrupt
sale of dry goods by Mr.. Geo. E. Wick
ham, in Menders Block, on Main street
Gone was the order of the day yester-
day, and we doubt il, in the same space
of time, more or 80 many good were
ever sold before in the city Of Wheeling.
They went at a fearful rate and at low
prices, for instance, calico at a cent a
yard, and good wooden cloth at one dol
lar and fifty cents for seven yards. The
bidding was brisk. The country was
we'll represented, and right well did the
good danes and sober farmers improve
the opportunity to invest in what is bet
ter than Government bonds. Their Pile
thoric wallets stood an awfnl strain and
if one ran short Of funds he borrowed
of his neighbor, if he saw bargain
that he wanted. The goods do not
deteriorate as the sale progresses, but
each successive day sees the same stand
ard and staple quantities brought to the
block. At no time have better bargains
been obtained than at present. Sales ii
should be remembered are morning,
afternoon and evening.
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ASCENSION DAY.-To-day is "Ascen'
sion Day." commonly called Holy
Thursday, in commemoration Of the
day Christ "ascended into Heaven, led
captivity captive and opened the King
dom of Heaven to all believers" 1t is
celebrated forty days after Easter.
Members of the High-Church party
have endeavored to get this day SET
apart as a general holiday, in the same
manner as the days of the Birth, Pas.
sion and Resurrection, but their efforts
have not been attended with any large
amount of success. On this day, in
England, the parochial bounds are
beaten by the charity children, who are
attended by the beadle and other Off
Gals. Formerly it was the custom to
fog or bump some Of the children al
the bounds, in order that those local..
ties might be impressed on their memo
ries.
The day will be appropriately cele-
brated in the Roman Catholic churches
of our city by the sacrament of mass,
az is usual on festivals Of this kind.
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ATTEMPTED SUlClDE.-About 5 O cloc

ATTEMPTED SUlCIDE.-About clock
yesterday afternoon the city was startled
by rumor that an old lady named
Mrs. Armbruster had committed sui
eide by cutting her throat with case,
knife, at her residence on Preston street,
below Jacob. On repairing to the house
we found that the woman was still
alive but in very pecarious condition
from the nature Of her mind and loss
of blood. She had been attended by
DR.. HALEY Mccoy, who has hopes that
she may recover. 1t is said that her
mind has been unsettled for a day or
two
From one of the women living in the
house we heard a different version OF
the affair. Shesays that Mrs. Armbrus-
ter has been very weak and ailing for a
day or two, and that yesterday she was
afflicted with tainting spells. While
attempting to cut some bread for the
children she fell and 30 cut hersel
with the knife. She was positive in her
statement that there was no suicide
committed.
We give both statement, that our
readers may judge for themselves which
is the more likely to be true.