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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-09-07
The Tournament near EmmitSburg.

LoCUsT GROVE, Sept. ?, 1872.
Mr.. w. NEED Thinking an account OF
the Tournament proceedings would inter-
est YOU or vour readers here give you the
report for publication, if YOU desire.
The Grand Tournament which was held
in Mr. Il, Ilockcnsmith's grove near En-
mitsburg, was quite a success The day
was beautiful, the weather delightfully."-
cool and the ladies, gentlemen and all
seemed as if they had met for IA full day
enjoyment. The people commenced gath
cring early and by the time the Sir Knights
were equipped in their flashing Dolly
Warden, the grove was filled to overflow.
The ladies, of course, were smiling their
sweetest smiles and looking their very best
each one anxiously expecting the crown.
At 10 O'Clock the riding commenced the
crowd being SO great around the Judges
stand, excited the horses of the Sir Knights
and made them almost ungovernable.
iIilrs Cotillion Band of 'raneytown was
IN attendance and did their best to enter
tain the assembly.
The knight" Would if Could" Mr..
J. F. Miller, being the successful Knight,
crowned Miss Grouse rs Queen of Love
and Beauty. Black Steed- Mr. George
Mottcr, had the honor of browning the
First Maid of Honor, Miss Columbia Hoe
kcnsmth Blue Rdgc--James Mnshour
and Toms Creek-.l Moscr crowned MISS
Ada Dorsey and Miss Sarah Wetzci AS
Second ana Third Maids Of Honor ,;1sat
the conclusion of which the gallant kniSIlts
chartered a hack, placed the Queen and
her lIonorcd Maids in it, and they as body
guards escorted them TO the platform,
which was ready for the dance. The
graceful Queen with her sweet smiling
Maids accompanied by their gallant escorts
led of the first grand promenade. The
dance was pleasantly kept up until late
hour and exceedingly enjoyed by ALL
The ladies and gentlemen OF Emnltshurg
were well represented and participated
heartily in the hop. The Chief Marshal
was Mr.. Harry Raymond. The Judges
were MIR. ". b. Morrison, w. p. Gardner
and J. Gillclantl Great credit is due Mr..
Il. llockcnSmith, J. Newcomer, q. VI.
Morrison AMI others, for the efficient man
ncr in which they conducted the whole af-
fair. This was the first of the kiud held in
this ncighhorhood, but we hope il will not
be- the last, as we will be happy to see the
same performance over again, whenever
convenient to the Sir Knights.
From one who loves to read the Clarion.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-09-07
THE LOE[SJILLE SIDE $40 W.

The Dolly Warden side show or
Convention of Democratic Straight
outs and Boilers met at Louisville,
Kentucky last Tuesday. They were
in Council for several days, Some
Is or 90 States We're represented
but no Delegates We're present from
New England, Oregon or California.
The assemblage was called to order
by Col. Blanton Duncan, the Warwick
of the West, who made a short and
tolerably fair speech, and concluded
by calling the Hon.LEv1 S.CHATFlElD,
OF Otsego county, New York, as tenn
porary chairman, who was afterwards
made permanent President of the
Convention. The Hon Wm. NJ CORY,
of Cincinnati, George W. Woodward,
of Pennsylvania, James Lyons, OF
Virginia, j. Proctor Knott, OF Ken
tuckey, Chauncey c, Barr, of New
Jersey and $. +. Bayarl We're the
principal mIgnates present. Mr..
Spal1jng, Of New York, presented a
long letter from Chas. O Conc, Of
New York, on the "situat;on, which
was read. 1t was full OF "glltterng
gcncralities, bat nothing to the point,
except that he would not 60 for Gree
lev. and declined the honor of a nom
nation but Notwithstanding his dis
claimer the Convention nominated
him by reclamation as their candidate
for President Of the United States
\ Telegraphic Dispatch was also i'm
meliately produced stating most posi-
lively that he would not accept the
nomination.
Hear it not Duncan, for It's kncl
That will take thee to Heaven or to Hell.
John Quincy Adams, Of Massachn-
sets, was nominated for Vice Presi-
dent-and after the appointment Of
the usual committees, etc, speech
making, etc., the Convention adjourned
sine die.
Three Richmonls are now in the
fell-Greeley, Grant and 0 Conor
YOU pay your money and YOU can
take your choice.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-09-07

HsE" When Hon. Richard M.Johnson,
of kentucky, was in Congress, about
the year 1881, Gales d Seaton, pro-
posed to publish the Documentary
History of the United States, many of
which State Papers were burnt during
the Var of 1872. Some "kantan-
kerous' Democrats were opposed to
tn, measure because Gales q Seaton,
editors of the National Iac1liycncer,
were ardent Wigs. Col. johnson
voted for the measure nevertheless,
nd the Bill passed, while the Dem
ocrats were in a majority in both
Houses of Congress- II always vote
for Liberal measures where the Poor
Printers are concerned, said the
slayer of Tecumseh, " and my consti-
tuents never take me to account for
supporting liberal measures. Col,
Johnson never had any opposition for
a seat in the House Of Representatives,
He went in by reclamation
ne- Our friends the County Com
missioners will please take notice.
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THE 1OIRN.i .NE.NT.
EMMrrSBuRG, Sept. 2. 1871

Mr. EHitor-lIaviug remarked the inter
est which your able and interesting jour
nal exhibits in events occurring in this VI
entity, take the liberty of furnishing you
with the particulars OF a grand and sue
ccssful Tournament he'd about a milcirom
this city on last Saturday.
The rosy morn and cloullcss skies that
greeted Us were in beautiful consonancc
N,h the cheerful faces and bright eyes
that lent cuchantmcnt to the most interest
ing event that has gr;!ccd the records OF
this good city for many day.
Eight brave and skillIul knights dressed
in costumes that WED in richness with those
uf the "Cloth of Gold, rode for the covrt-
cd pliNs ot crowning the Queen OF Love
and Beauty. and the LIST, 81 and 3d Maids
of Homer The horses wire spirited and
yaly caparsoncd, and the ring unusually
,inalt to rest the extraordinary skill of Tie
cont"- tents.
sierra very close and exciting contest,
in which tie costly lance was manipulated
in the most approved style, the LIST prize
was awarded to the Knight OF "Dollv Var
dcl,' Il result which gave general satisiac-
ton to the fair dcvotccs of that popular
creation of Dickens.
Ulon he conclusion of the trial, the gal
liant assrmblagc proceeded to the Pavilion,
where tine Coronation took place in style
that sent us back in spirit {" the days of
E,n.iNullh and Richard CTnr de Lion
The l,iirs cEo~cn by the successful com
prliinrs were" lovely rs II poets dream.
- L. 1 l,.,,r
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The New County Of Catoctin.

Solitary and alone lpNt this ball in notion
These were the emphatic words
uttered in the Senate Chamber of the
United States by THOMAS HART
BENTON, of Missouri, as he arose one
fine sunshiny morning in January
1885, and introduced his famous Ex-
punsing Resolution-a resolution to
expunge from the Journals OF the
Senate.-the Resolution of Censure
passed upon President jackson for
removing the Government Deposltes
from the Bank OF the United States.
Col. Benton was sneered and hooted
at, scorned and ridiculed, for his
temerity in bringing forward his Res
olution but not to be deferred by the
soueamishness of one side or the
audacity of the other, he made his
speech in support OF the Resolution
and sent it out to the country for the
consideration of the American people.
The result is known to the world.
He lived to see and Gen. jackson
lived to see the measure OF condem-
nation passed upon his official action
erased, or rather "expunged'-that is
the worl-troln the Journal Of the
Senate.
No Senator has ever yet asked for
its restoration. *
Now it was the Hon. WILLIAM
Cosr JOHNSON, the Mountain Sprout
or 'Catoctin Sprout OF Frederick
county, who first suggested the lde"
at a Public Dinner near this place, OF
erecting the COUNTY OF CATorTlN.
Mr.. johnson did not live to see this
measure contaminated but he told
Capt VIM. ?. Jones and Capt. Michael
Sluss that one day or the other it
would be effected.
We believe in CosT JOHNSON idea
and we shall endetvor to keep it be
fore the people until this measure of
Justice, convenience and necessity
the greatest good to the greater mum
ber-is carried into successful eXeru-
ton.
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Frederick County Republic.
can Convention.
FREDERICK, MD.. August 81.


The Republican County Convention
met here to-day at 10 o'clock, a. NJ,
and organized by the election of DA-
vlp RlNEuART, Esq, of townsville
District, as President; Henry Baker
and Daniel Cutler, as Vice Presidents;
and J. NJ. Miller and Joseph NJ. Eb-
berts as Secretaries. The Convention
was largely attended, all the Districts
Of the county being represented.
About thirty-hve persons were put
in nomination for Delegates to the
Congressional Convention, W h 10 h
meets in Frederick City, on the 18th
day of September.
The following gentlemen were cleo
ted Delegates to said Convention
David Rinehart, Thomas a. Smith,
D. P. Routzahn, c. \. Damuth, Dan
lei V. Harp and Moses Douty. Three
of the Delegates are said to be in
favor of Ca pit. Nall, and three in
favor of DR.. Lewis H. Steiner.
When the first ballot was taken, it
was thought that Capt. Nails friends
We're in the majority, but by cutting
under and "tillibustering' a little,
three delegates were chosen against
him.
For more than two hours the con-
test between DR.. Steiner and Captain
Steiner was sharp and created live
ly interest.
If Frederick County divides her
vote, the strong probabilities are that
+. NJ. DARBY, Esq, of Washington
county, will be the nominee.
The friends of Greeley and Brown
are going to hold Mass State meet
ing in the City of Baltimore, on the
18th instant, Eminent speakers of
this State and from adjoining States
VIII address tie as4vMbIage.
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n o + l c E.

This is to give notice that Books will he
opened at the Western Maryland Hotel, in
Emmitsburg, Frederick county, Maryland,
on Saturday, the 2sth day of September,
1872, from Q O'Clock, a. M, until 2 o'clock,
p. M, for the purpose of receiving subscrp-
tions to the Capital Stock of the Emmts
burg Gaslight Company.
d. e. ADELSRERGER,
ISAAC HIDER,
JAMES A. ELDER,
DIETRICH ZECK.
BRION UDONNELL.
J. W. EICHELBERGER.
sept 7lw
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
Frederick White, In the Orphans
Executor of Court for Frederick
Peter Bussard, de- County.
ceased. august Term 1872.
nRDERED by the Court, this I'd day
~ of September, 1872, that the sale of
the Real Estate Of Peter Bussard, late of
Frederick county, deceased. reported by
his Executor, and filed this day, be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to the contra
ry be shown on or before the 18th day OF
September, 1872; provided copy Of this
order he published for three weeks in sue
cession in some newspaper in Frederick
county, previous TO said day
The Executor reports the sale Of tho
Heal Estate situate, lying and being in
Frederick county, State of Maryland, for
the gross sum of four thousand three hun
dred and forty three dollars--($+,3i3 0o>
True copv-Test s. G. GOCKEI.
Register Of Wills for Frederick county.
sept 7-3w
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sls" A bellgerant ram in St. Louis
recently charged on his reflection in
the plate glass window of a store, and
went through it with tremendous
crash. The flock Of thirty sheep
which was going along the street fol-
lowed their leader into the breach
The bill OF sale Of the sheep and the
bill of cost of . new window glass
about balanced each other.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-09-07

Prot. Agassiz and party completed
their voyage of deep sea explorations
around the Horn and up the Pacific
coast, having gathered 100000 valna-
bic specimens of mineralogy botany,
and natural history, on the cruise
The steamer IIassler arrived last week
1T san Francisro with the party.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-09-07
nH" Few people know, and thous

nas" Few people know, and thous-
anls DO not know, that by sitting a
glass fruit jar on a folded fowl, thor
oughlv soaked in cold water, the fruit
can be poured in boiling hot with no
more danger of breaking than with a
tin can. Cut this out and paste it in
your cupboard,
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se,y- There is on exhibition

Goupil's Art Rooms in New York, a
full length portrait of Gen. Lafayette,
which is a copy, by Healy, of the
original picture painted from life by
AIRY Scheffer, now deposited in the
Chateau La Grange. This copy is a
gift to Lafayette College, Easton, Pa,
from one of her graduates, DR., Thos.
". Evan, Of Paris.
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- TO 90 DOLLARS per day =
- ~ Agents wanted All classes
OF working people. of either sex, young
or old, make more money at work for us III
their spare moments. or all the time, than
at anything else, Particulars free. Address
G. STINSON 4 CO.,
sept Fly Portland, Maine.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-09-07

The Democrats and Liberal Repub-
licaus in Pennsylvania and Indiana
are in buoyant spirits, and pressing
the campaign with hatterins prospects,
Buckalew and Hendricks are on the
stump making speeches daily to large
crowds. In Luzerne county, Pa, the
other day there was q tremendous
gathering of the unterrifed, and
big things are expected from the coal
regions. There is nothing like loco
motion and keeping up the fires Of q
cold day.
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Vermont Election.

The election held in Vermont, on
the Sd instant, for Governor, Legs]a-
ture, etc, resulted in the triumph OF
John Converse, Republican candidate
for Governor, by about 81, 900 MAORI
ty, The Legislature is Republican
all over. Vermont may be set down
as q decided and unequivocal Grant
State. 1t is tally No. ] in the Presi-
dental contest Of next November
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M O N e Y.

NNANTED-To loan-Sl 900. at
w EIGHT per cent.
Address by letter MONEY" at this
office. sept 1-lw
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SEED wREAT.

TNHE subscriber has for sale prime ar
i tiCle Of SEED WHEAT.
Apply to JOHN W. PAYNE.
q miles North of Mechanicstown.
sept 7-2w
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To.day DR.. VIM. White, as Executor,wil
sell toe valuable farm and brick mansion of
Samuel Rhodes, deceased, near Sells mill,
Enmitsbury District.
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.OOD COFFEE.--A splendid article
~ Of Coffee AT % and % cents per ID.
STOCkSDhLE'S is the place.
may lift
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-02
OINCINNATI.
The Musical FestivaI-An Invita-
ton 10 the Choral Societies Of
Amepf

The Musical Festival-An Invita-
tion TO the Choral Societies OF
America.
CINCINNATI, November 1.-The Ex-
ecutive Committee OF the grand musi-
cal festival to be held in this city has
to-day issued the following circular to
the choral societies Of America:
You are cordially invited to take
part in the musical festival which is to
take place in the city OF Cincinnati
during the first week Of May, 1873.
The object OF this festival is to elevate
and strengthen the standard Of choral
and instrumental music, and to bring
about harmony OF action in the musical
societies of the country, and more es-
pecially the West. That these will be
attained is made certain by the fact that
Mr.. Theodore Thomas has accepted the
Office of musical director. The
programme, as planned by this great
leader, comprises come OF the best
works Of Handel, Mozart, Beethoven,
Schuman and others Beethovt q 8
Ninth symphony will be per formed by
a select chorus. The festival W III con-
sist OF six performances, beginning on
Tuesday, the 9th, and ending Friday.
the 9Th day OF May, while Saturday the
10Th will be devoted to grand open
air concert. On Thursday, the Sth OF
Nav. there will be a contest for valus-
ble prizes offered to the mixed and
male choral societies The details OF
the entire festival will be furnished to
the officers OF all musical societies upoc
application to DR.. C. B. Miller, Official
agenf"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-02
THE NEWS.

The reduction in the public debt dur
ing the month OF October was FIVE mil
lion two hundred and twenty.eigh'
thousand four hundred aud seventeen
dollars.
At Emerald, Ohio, Friday afternoon
about 2 o'clock, a horrible murder wa
perpetrated. A man named Nathaniel
MCGOWAN and one William Richardson
both drunk, got to ousrrelling. when
MCGOWAN knocked Richardson down
and bea, him to death. MCGOWAN ID
now in jail.
A Troy, New York, dispatch AZ
nounces the death OF Hon. John Girls.
void in that city, on Friday evening.
The St James Hotel. at Rockaway,
Long Island, was DESTROYED bv fire yes
t.rd.y morning. Los $75 900; insur-
ance small The FIRE is believed to
have been the work OF an lncepdisry
Gustave Kindt, alias Captain Mar
shall, notorious ssfe breaker and es-
caped convict, was arrested At Hscken'
sack, New JERSEY, Friday. charged With
robbing the safe OF the Hackeossck jew
elry Manutactory Of jeSelry valued at
5000 and about 1900 in money, 90
Angus, II.
Dr.. Bowler, veterinary surgeon, report,
that there are no cases ofthe horse ePi
demic in Cincinnati a. yet; that the
health OF the horses there never was
better than At present
A woman, whore husband is 10 ,h'
habit Of drinking TO excess, committed
suicide at Charleston. West Virginia
by drowning. yesterday morning.
Previous TO the act she peonsd lettel
contai ing instructions TO her friends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-02
WASHINGTON.

Supplies for the Cuban InsarGents
WASHINGTON, November LA Puretc
Principe letter announces the successful
arrival OF a email expedition, which
left Pureto Platte with few arms and
a good supply Of powder and lead for
the Cuban insurgents.
Ffnancial.
The Treasury balances at the close Of
business to-day were as follows: Coin.
s79, 9,l73,l33; currency, 81, ,243,6S7; coin
certificates go, ,3O7. 900; special deposits
Of legal tender for the redemption of
certificates OF deposit, $23, ,655,OO0.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has
authorized the redemption OF 81 $50, .
900 OF the three per cent bonds, as fol-
lows: Nos. 4792 to SLIT, inclusive, OF
$4,000 each, dated October l6, 1868, and
Nos. 4776 to 1900, inclusive, O, $l0, 900
each, dated November Z, 1868, interest
to cease December 81, 1872.
The statement telegraphed from here
that the recent apparent increase in the
greenback circulation indicates that the
Secretary OF the Treasury means to
avail himself of the supposed "a, ,OOO.~
900 of reserve 10 increase the outstand-
ing greenbacks, has no foundation. The
issue Of $4,500.000 is only temporary,
but the TACT that the three per cent GER
tificates called in amount to over S5O,-
100000 and that this has reduced the
available g-eenback circulation by this
amount, while oDly substituting ninety
per cent of national b,nk circulation,
shows a reduction on the gross clrcula-
ton OF currency Of $40,0OO,0O0. Thus,
Notwithstanding the increase on the
outstanding greenbacks. the actual cir
culation mas not been increased at all.
Operations or the Tax Law.
According to the new tax and tariff
law there will be no appointment to gil
the vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
ton of Collector Gray, Of the Twen-
tieth Pennsylvania District.
Cabinet Meeting.
At the meeting Of the Cabinet to day
nothing but the routine business was
transacted.
The Missouri Disaster.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has
directed that an investigation be made
in resari to the burning of the steam
ship Missouri, on the 22d ult., off Abaco,
Bahama Islands.
Resignation OF S"licitor Bristow.
Sol citor General Bristow has ten
dered hi. resignation, which has been
accepted, and will take effect next week
He has accepted the office OF Chairman
of the Board OF Construction and Solicl-
tor OF the Southern Pacific railroad.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-02
Mhn o., Hnn SmppOrtc

he atsorb ug question here IN the
9l,uy is politics. Everybody talks
y ,ic.. tn nks p,litis-, reads politics,
I'll knows politics.
N cutting cross lots through the
rl,is iay or So since | encountered
sd wood-chopper with honest lace
=; Greeley wh'skers As ne slashed
..sye into the tree asked him who
:. ..aapo-tei tor the Presidency. Ap-
.ysr,lv not hearing ne he only threw
=, sIs deeper into the beech tree be-
Y.s hin. Pretty soon he looked up,
e. calps stopped diving, AID leaning
Y.rs.i on hi. axe. he stood ready to
aS
D yoa support GFantT' I asked.
Whist support Greeley p
"N).sir.
"Ta1nie-, man You don't support
i-,rg. Francs Train or Mrs. Wood.
=. 10 you"
.No.sirrr ee, Look he er, stranger,
lot support nobody bat my wife
At',e 50 the childers. It's hard
:oGgl TO g;t suihin for the chllders
= "a, without supportin' Greeley an
is1; SO such other darn fool woomen
". Wooihull, when tsters ain I
',:a olly twenty cents a bushel an
's5ay to gi swav our apples"
Az. he nal thus delivered himself,
S':s0i standing wi'h me, to change
'.:.a1Iec:, sug .ested that his axe cut
u"
Ina, sSe cuts spleniidly," he said.
The Il: does -
Yes
VAL, I'll les let her stay thar and
=. then, while | 90 TO dinner"
.nea h, ,tnrev down the axe in dls-
a., sri T~n' to the house.-M Per-
"uH We York Commercial AdosrtiSsr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-02
ACurious Process.

TIE Boston Journal Of Wednesday
''T: An exhibition OF the newly dis
%'''ei GIocvss Of cutting glass was had
Hias request Of Prof. Tyndall on State
':=e: Yesterday, there being present
'ia Prot Tyniall, DR.. Macdonald
''2t Lovering, Hon. Josiah Quincy,
,; Els Dr.. Co;tiDg and others. The
!'"'o be Gu, has any desired pattern
;ac-d 90 lis surface in paper, wood
,o;a OF wax. the blast OF sands is then
'2;.'a against it, and in a few moments
"'"o'k Is completed. A piece Of lace
- be placed on the glass and
d: intricate design reproduced
'ah exac,ness. the lace itselI
- cs'og Injured in the Least. Photo
.npn' o. steel engrsvings made
aoumen can be engraved on the
, IS every line and shade being fol-
- "lh tine utmost exactness, and
= 'P.,te placed against either white
. black background has all the
.Hpness and finish OF the original en-
:. M's For the production Of what
.sooEn as ground glass this process:
'ronplshed something which could
-"s' ee done BY hand. that is, corro'
"ei aud convex aud concave surfaces
"a 'e ground" with the same ease
.-Ns plain surface can. The "ssnd
81 .ngraves or cuts with equal sue
~ y "'od, iron, steel, snd all metals
owing the most intricate and elab-
s pattern with as much certainty a.
~ most simple figure.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-02
NEW JERSEY.
Chief or Police McwiIliams Give
Rail.

Chief OF Police McwiIliams Gives
Ball.
JERSEY CITY, November l.-Chief OF
Police McWillams gave bail. to-day, 10
the sum OF $4,000 to answer the in
dictments against him before the next
term Of the Court OF Oyer and Termi-
ner in Hudson county.
Probable Double Murder.
John Rodley, a well known rough,
last night entered the grocery store OF
John McTierney. No. 22l Cherry street,
McTierDey's wife being in charge at the
time. Rodley called for liqnor, but
being intoxicated was refused, where.
upon he knocked the woman down and
kicked her in the abdomen. Her
cries brought her con John to the
rescue, whereupon he seized q large
knife and plunged it into RodIey's right
breast, inA citing probable fatal wound
The injured woman shortly srerward
gave birth to Q child. She cannot re-
cover.