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The New York herald., 1872-12-08

Articles Pcriumeries. ac.. &C. "A complete
hand %ssS and are spesiss DAILY iIs,h lines ~ q
saa y Pan. nas" and fs%Ss
done up in fancy cartoons expressly r9r
have also 70 offer the x'S most tss, desirable % oas sS
four buttons
VII vt low
ces
FUR DEpARTMEur
'''s'''xs EADisS fIiss'"si AND 0onloRENs rues
comprising a,
Recall ss:' *1%ia.. *,as White ''"'' s, An u ss''
n"ss;sn n,ssn1 'avs; sv"x squirrel uhildren's Sets,
Persian Lamb Jackets
chiidrea's White FUR Jackets at &c. N - and upward.
All ofthe above are well selected and sold ex
cept as truly represented, at extremely low prices
SWISS AND oRaANDIE DRESS DEPARTMENT.
epeciaity,.
In this department We shall offer on Monday and
during the week the latest styles and novc,tiesin
SWISS AND ORGANIZE N, EVENING DRESSES AND
made IN in the most tasteful manner various styles
with aued rufies side plaitings puipgs vaiencennes
aud Swiss inserting aud edgns with appropriate Train
Underskrts very elabcratey trimmed with neediework
inserting aud cdgna aud ruies At sa So S. sa5 aud
ST
sws, and over Dresses with achus AMI waist
to match.
Swiss and Organdie Poonaises, all made up and ar
psioss ps%ssS T s. ss s. 81 issss % @ md :"
speeislty the month We are constantly adaing new
features to this department Particular attention paid
moderate prices
LADIES. MORNING wRAPPERs AND HOUSE ROBES
in great variety, made up in every grade OF materials
constantly on hand and made to order
plaid nj s sn %a ss IS as
press CLOTH Siack and cashmere merno satin
ns s or rH , @ iSss q 0a'
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Fine Cloth sseaqes !. S. $40 sis :. ...,..
wssss nass ao. sssts "sa o'oAA' 'n
aPs :, q; s.. ans aT%sns' ss and or"'
Fine Beaver eSSIs ss 80 Gass; a. IS snd Nantes
Mani,es, 8c. Mt
low pricos
The balance Of our Black SILK Walking
SUITS and &c Costumes will
% srsasiS se's1 reduced nn: 4
prices
Black Alpaca Walking Suits
Fine Black Mohsr. Alpaca SO Si2:
s.ss s.st i, rsGSs a IL sIss is,s., ss sss
made up In neat styles. at 50, So and so.
BARGAINS IN BLACK DRESS GOODS.
. pieces better quality Gfos Grain silk 4; 81
Is pece assorted Goods At prces ranging IRON
81 Is S. $ .5 IS 80; cheapest goods offered
GREAT REDUCTION E1,k,S TNiyHrs hySSs AND GERMAN
pieces German six sl yslys,ass, Velvet ,o,,,v -
.s. yaa. ss ssst pure
81 peees se " Lyons silk Velvet, extra fine. sI2
ssss, s. 60, s. T. s., s. sS' ss g. 81, s. S.
sPECI>L11Es FOR THE HOLIDAYS
dress s leastns At s. 8: S. s.. So S. O''' =
We shall also open on Monday and make ane display
Real and Imitation Lace Goods,
Real Lace Collars, Lace nandkerchicfs Lace Barses
r,ehs e n ~ tie lowest pricea article c9mprsS rom yer
large stock aud at exceedingly low prices.
also.
KID GLOVES
By The single pair dozen. one. two, three and four
CSC, 81, 81 ~ and upward.
I SPECIAL NOTICE.
ON MONDAY MORNING.
we SHAH open
one case
Extra nno Lyons velvet
overshrts and rolonaise,
pxrn.oeprsss p.ao,,Ss
TO wh,ch We specially invite examination.
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l 81 Aai 49, s,<tb sveuuc /
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we eau Specia attent,on 10 our hhe q
Hand made Lace Goods Ia
Real and Italian valencieuno I.ace Cspes.
Pelerines. Flchues sleeves and Tea
Coiarettcs, Bows aud
Handkerchief
our own manufacture, and arc thus enabled to sell
greatly below usual prices
Real Point and Point Applique
Collars Handkerchiefs and Barbs; iyery cheap.
Ladies' Embroidered Handkcrchiefs,J
Ladies' and Gents Initial handkerchief.
in all styles, qualities and designs.
at 4lc.. 6oc.. ssc. upwards; pure linen.
Ladies, Gents and Misses Linen Hemstitched and
Hemmed Handkerchiefs put up very attractive in
u, u and dozen in each box, at exceedingly low
Embroidered Sets Collars and CUTS, In variety.
RIBBON DEPARTMENT
We are % Offering g. an n. elegant ic4,a selection Of
rich Roman Sashes at 81 1. 81, &5
watered sash Ribbons in al shades, all
All if Sosd iI sas ashSi sSssn %i%s .ss
six FisS%e; Ss"rs; z! 6aps. ae; asa ysra scarfA
"iqesS rreseh os Flowers ss , and Featsers. SeS.~
c,osins Ssc out sssitS al oS9 Felt f%ss s.4
and Bonnets
We will display Monday morning
magnificent selection Of
Paris, London and Vienna
FANCY GOODS,
mostly our own importatioas and selections,
comprising.
mems, Fan, Holders, Ladies, Portemonnaies,
.is: 4: ri'':
Also
Inlaid Rosewood and Carved Writing Desks, Jewel
Cases Work Boxes, Inkstands Swiss Carved
Wood Goods Brackets. Stands.
Towel Racks. &c.
very cheap
BRONZE STATUARy
AND
FANS
Pearl, Lace and French Gilt Fans from 81 rs pwards
our IN.
paid unusual atten-
.aape ssI ae ,o1 %shs,"Hi .ss IioiisaSys Hs SS"'ws v.
mention especially Gents Dress
ing Gowns and smobns 5:c.e,s .s In
and made in the most attractive manner.
die Gw sSes ns and a'ss
speciality with us-trmmed and made in the most
% 81 .s: Sm
t1rsv sp nand "a ss, sns SGs S Sess
sets, Of chemse. Nghtgowns, Draw
srs presents. ssay s;s,;sss At sss o. @ so!:asy
setupward. Ladies' Morn
ing Robesoieveryma
usualiyiow
prices
GREAT BARGAINS IN LACEs
We will offer this week
very large assortment OF
REAL GUIPURE, THREAD AND YAK LAcEs,
purchased at last weeks
at unusually aaniH1 lsW sSsp prices
Yak Laces at 25c., tOc, eoc., soc and 81.
% per cent below last weeks prices
and Spanish Laces, large stock.
SWISS MUsLINs and ORG ANDES, for
evening wear
An attractive line Of
HANDMADE JACKETS,
wORSTED SCARfS
.woRSTED LEGGINGs
vELvETEEN LEGGIsGS
oh'ld!ssf FssfAhnTs hanS made
GLOVES AND MfTTENS.
at extraordinary low prices
As this season l. drawing 10 a close,
will otier the balance OF this month
Inducements
We have now on hand
the most scarce and de
sirabe shades of Sitk
Trimming Velvet from
Black silk vclvets at O.. o. 3s e275
ELEGANT LYONS PURE SILK
full 26 and 2S inches wide.
great bargain
colored satns, vevetecns and Turquoise silks
AT greatly reduced prices
TRIMMING 2pEpARrxESr
Is constantly In receipt OF
nor ornamenas, Loops, ones s%t,en.. rs'Hase' age
we which are selling at
extremely law prices
STERN '.or"r4.
67 Sixth avenue. SY
sixth avenue
Twenty sn,rd @ street
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DRv GOODS.

yui'Cty u bsyttt ?iIt huu QO0nO, IN 'teNs
Lise fkread, siik Oioekcd, Balbriggsa. 2
Sea Island Cotton, MerinO. Lambs Wool
and Cashmere. in plain, striped aad
stock Of Gents. Youths aud Boys Merinc.
Wool and Canton flannel uudergarMents.
of all sizes aud grades. at eKtrcmeiy low
Cuffs, Ties. scarfs Bows and SUBSCRIBERS
for Men and Boys silk. Alpaca and Cot
ton umbreilas, .-ererytbing IN tho
ing as a specially Dents Smoking Jackets
and Morning Wrappers. made up Ia eyery
variety o. material, including Mcttom
velveteen, trimmed Ia the neatest and
most attractive manner. al extremely low
prices, TO which We would invite cspec,A
Housekeeping aUd Toilet Goods. SILK Eu
broidered Piano, Table and Toilet Covers.
pliquc and Mott lingham Lace Tides. &C. &c. Mo
Cashmere and PopliR Dresa Goods. cut in
teng,hs, At prices expressly for Holiday Prees
our Dress silk Department we have sa eteg
men, ment Of Lyons best Black aad Coiorsd Dress res
0repcs. rich Fringcs. f,uttosas. Tassels. Ac.
pies freely given, Ribbons In Gros Ora,
Sss seSss ana snS e ~ esns snsaes wsS snd ns
Shades OF Bonnet ,and Trirnmia,g. Vel
sssse. ss's Navy ss''iS Blue 9ftss 3synss s%s s'
the A. most dinioafft shades Obtain
sS"mer.te @ the ' pr;ess S' OF our %s'Sn d,frere"i
lines Of Suits aud Costumes Ladies',
Misses and Chiidren's OUTFITS, Ladies'
.Cioaks, sacques. Dolmans. Manti0S
DC House Robes and Morning Wrap.
pers, Rest Laces and Lace Goods.
Underwear. Hosiery, Kid Gloves. ktb
bons Dress Silks, from the celebrated
manufacturers. Gents Smoking JACK
eta and Morning Wrappers Elegant
British. German, Paris and Vienna
Fancy Goods for the HoiidayA 10
which we would direct particular
attention, az this stock IL com
posed Of the most unique and
elegant articles expressly selected
with view to the approaching
Holidays. and in which can bo
procured any article aprop0s to the
season and suitable tor presents. Furs
for Ladies' AiBses' and Ohildreu's
wear. Ali the above menuOaed de
partments cOmprise full sMd c0mpieto
llOcs. They wilt
he open 70 the
insp pectiOn
Monday,
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY DEcEMBR QUADRUPLE SHEET
pRy GOODS.

-.
- sns,' %s
Monday.
| ALTMAN December
- with the
- cole CO.. l. ca.oa 90 a.o o.
dsys. win psrtcai.r regard % soi,aisy ss and
good taste embracing every article 0t use.
sss s Cd .s and Gss ss lessS .s i s 's
es r.sss c'%%ess %ssss oScesen S cees :: And
Soutiit,ng Department,Lad,s.s' .. Ciosss. cosss
1! Ladies silk and ropi,n suit. House Robes
and Morning Wrappers, SWISS ana organ
s as" laass isss and rc!s%ics; a dSs real
sable .S saSs sss Tsfs !" er%ae n."s es a Astrs
khan, ch,ldrens Fur Jackets. Gags and and
aDs "sia" aasi,% Gs@bric Cant % and L,"sn Under
oS oSS,s'"s %suaas a"sns asasfss Ss
sns Dssscs sas ne ns I.uas Wsnr ladies'
Misses Gne Merino aud Flannel Undergarnsats , &c
@sa Lac snd sSS ys ns aa e
s%r ssS ss a "s a"s s
Sets 9 GGs.s Ss ma ~ n fa% s%
silk Scsris 'ficx Knots ami Bows ia addi
ton to which, have out usual ass0rt-
Hicnt Of Cloak and Dress Fringcs. fasse-
mcNtcrie and Ornaments; satin ann SILK
Bonnet rrmming. Cfoak Vclycts, velvet
Gems &c We shall atsO make a splendid
(. offering Of fine British, German. vienna
and rsris Fancy Goods, consisting OF
very choice collection OF rich mounted
Fans. dne french Gilt. Whitby Jet, shell
aud Rubber Jcwelry; Gilt And Jet Aiat,
Hair Dress aud Bonnet 0Inamcnts New
She'll Bono aud rubber Back Combs;
Hand Mirrors of hne Freach Plate; hne
Russia aud Turkey Leather Goods In Satch
els, Bags and pOrtenOnnaies, Belts AND
Pockets attached. Side Dress Ornaments
Large stock Of the most renowned Toilet
Articles Pcrfumeries. DC. &c A complete
genera stock OF Fancy Goods, to which we
direct particular attention. We have on
hand and are opening daily fresh lines Of
ladies' ana geMtiemenS Linen and Cambria
Hnndkcrchieis, in Plain, Embroidered,
Hcmstitched AMI Plain, and Fancy Initials
suitable tor ali persons and ages, neAuy
done up in fancy cartoons expressly LOT
Holiday 0ttts. ~ very tow prices we
have also to offer the most desirable col
two three and
four buttons,
Ladies',
o. Oentemen's
"a and .liisixih avc"ue and nGses
wear.
at low
pri-
ccS
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In our silk and Dress Goods Department we have just
received full line Serges, Satines Popln Apacas in
all cloth colors; finest goods much under Broadway
prices.
1000 pieces plaid and plain Goods, suitable for
presents, 2jc. 30c., Bic, 44c. and soc. per yard.
100 pieces Popiin Alpacas cloth colors, full yard wide
45s per yard.
With full assortment OF Mourning GoodsSn Cashmere
Drap d'ete, Alpacas and Biarritz Cloths
Very 6ne black Dress Silks. 81 rs 81 IS and 81.
Extra heavy Gros Grain black Silks 81 IS 81 50 and
~ 75-50c to 81 per yard under Broadway prices.
Trimming Silks, in all the new shades with great
variety OF sattns, 81 25 per yard
Cloth sacaues, Talmas and shawls for ladies and
children.
Plain and Braided, $40, Sl2, SIS $40 to $50
Handsome Ottoman shawls, s. 81 IS to $40.
We arc now opening Hosiery. Gloves and Undcrgar.
ments Of every make and quality for ladies' gents and
children.
Also some great bargains in Kid Gloves
DU dozen Ladies Undress KID Gloves ftc and y'c.
Ladies' l. 2 and button Kid Gloves, 5Jc 70c, 55c.
to 81 IS
Fine french Flowers and Millinery Goods.
Felt Hats and Frames In the newest shapes
Roman sashes and Ties, Sash Ribbons scarfs &c.
Our assortment IL extensive and complete,
having made all purchases with view To supplying
the wants OF parties buying tor the holidays, that
strangers visiting the city find article both use
u and ornamental that they may require obviang tue
necessity OF shopping in different places ,,,.
Store open tall $50 every evening during the Hondays
RICHARD MEAkES d co,
Sixth avenue and Nintcenth street.
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We will open 20 cases oI
fancy Bon Bon, Glove and
handkerchief Boxes. oI
our own importation, all
handsome designs, ol
lcvery size. which we will
offer at very low rates.
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
A
M M Nm ss A 4 Z Z Z 8
s.kss kEKs A.As sseR sseRa kksE 'sss
! IN & AAs I 5
E,pv AE kkpee sssss
Sixth avenue and Niaeteenth street
We beg 10 announce TO
our customers and the pub.
tic generally that We

q very laIge and choice
assortment Of Toys and
Holiday Goods. Of ever,
description, specially se
lected to meet the want
OF purchasers ~ the pres
ent season and adapted "a
all ages.
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III O'NEILL CO.
IL. will offer extraordinary bargains in
50 pieces black silk Velvet 81 and 81 25
23 pieces black silk Velvet, 81 50. 81 rs and 81
2inch black Silk Velvet, 81 rs, reduced from s.
We are now offering line of black Silk velvets boughe
at recent auction sales.
Colored SILK Vevets, in all the newest shades
Windsor Ties.
800 dozen Windsor Ties, soc.
1000 dozen Windsor Ties, finest goods made 63c-
5U dozen Roman Ties 2Gc.
Crepe dc Chine Scaris,
Flowers, Feathers,
Ostrich Pumes,
Jet Ornaments
We have open the largest and most complete stock
OF Millinery and Lace Goods offered at retail In the
city
The above goods selected with special for hne city
trade II. ONEILL CO.,
81 and 800 sixth avenue and Twenteth street.
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Z. OLpsHUE. N D.,
Il. l.. OLDHgK. NJ. D,
j. w. OLDsBUE, Nj. ID.
Address DRs OLDsHUE,
NJ. 1872 Grant street, Pittsburgh, Pa.

A HARD Casa blnshing maiden in
under the following curious circumstances ::
She had farm which he wished to purchase
and she offered the property and herself for
twenty thousand dollars, refusing tn sell one
without the other. He accepted. paid the
money, got the title deeds of the land, and
felt we'll tatiefed with bis bargain that
he restored oDe>half of it to her As that
half was herself. she decIued the generous
gift with thanks and insisted be should
marry her. He refused, aud she sues him
for breach Of contract. and there is every in
dicstion that she will win the suit. Now.
if a mau cannot do what he likes with his
sun. it is hard indeed. If we are to be sued
aud made TO suffer the penalties of the law
every time Ne SEQ fit to indulge in a pisce {
th"ughtisss generosity some Of the kindisst
feelings of our common nature will receive \
shock that will prove fatal to them. If we
buy a wooded land and determine to make
the former owner a present Of the wool ;,
shall he sue us for breach of contrAct2 II
we buy we'll stocked farm. and conclude
to give pig, a COW. or q horse away, shall
We be plunged into lawsuit 1t is un-
necessary to cite further examples as proof of
the sbsurdity Of the " hole affair. II we were
that maL We would marry our prosecutor,
fpin half dozen clubs, Masonic lodge, a
military company and a sporting cub. and
try to make her as comfortable as possible
under the circumstances.
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AMONG the proceedings Of the late Radi,
cal State Convention were the following.

AMONG the proceedings Of the late Radi,
cal State Convention were the following:
Mr.. Ewing Washington moved to amend
the report by adding resolution requesting
our representatives in congress to favor the
passage of law giving general amnesty to
persons participating in the late rebellion.
ICues OF No! no. Send il to the com
mittes
The chair said the resolution was in order
as mn dmendm ent to the report.
Mr.. Ewing said he was a northern man. bnt
lie had sympathy for the southern people and
believed that general amnesty is demanded,
and would reflect credit upon the administers
lion OF General Grant
General Albright protested against the reso-
luton
Cries f"al right"-"weIl vote it DOWN.
he vote was .aken on the amendment, ana
il VAS lost by an overwhelming majority.
1t was saying among the ancients that
whom the gods wish to destroy they first
make mad" aud from the perfect yell of de-
lignt with which the defeat Of thi. amnesty
resolution was received by the eff :e holders
and ring convention, it is very evident that
radicalsm. in the insolence of lis power, is
fatally bent on It's own swift destruction.
A demand has gone up from all parts of
the country, the negroes of the South being
the pioneers in the movement, asking for
general amnesty. but the radical Bourbons
in Congress have turned deaf ear to it and
are governed by the base and ignoble feeling
Of hate.
Horace Greeley said. three years ago, that
if his party did not extend amnesty to
every man in the State. their sens, who could
not be affected by disabling acts Of lssisla-
ticn and who were fast arriving at the legal
age of voters, would sweep the radical party
out OF existencs in all the Southern States
His prediction is heing very rapidly fulfilled
If the radicals Of this State think they
can strengthen themselves by opposing gen.
eral amnesty, they are lsborirg under false
dsiusion.
General O. Albright, who "protested''
against the resolution, is Charley A Ihright
who at one time resided in this place and
who afterwards went to Kansas and became
freedom shrirker. Those who know the
littleness Of his soul will not be surprised At
lis protest against amnesty. He is incapa-
BILE of rising higher than that. Amnesty
will yet come. however. with healing OF lis
wings. even though it be protested" against
by q whole army of such parrsw-windsd po
uticsl bigotS - Albright.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-20

The LOCAL OPTION experiment has met
with a sudden back set. The Legislature
preceding the last passed an act authorizing
the qualified voters of Shippsnsburg, in
Cumberland county, to decide the question
Of licensing hotels in that borough. at a spe
cial election held for that purpose. The ami
license party prevailed by very large mas
jnity. The question in some way came bs>
lore the Court of Common Pleas of Cumber>
land county at Carlisle on the 9th instant,
when the President Judge (Juukin) decided
the law to be unconstitutional. and licenses
were granted as if no such law was in .1,
istence. The Judge who delivered this opin-
ION is a radical of the most orthodox stamp,
and was elected last October over the regu
lar democrat candidate in a democratic dis
trict. This decision caLnot, therefore, be
attributed, as il otherwise would be, to dem
ocratic whisky. The cousttutiouality Of the
local option law will eventually have to be
determined by the Supreme Court of the
State. the character Of whose decision NAV
be anticipated, we think, from what has gone
before.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-20

A HORRIBLE AFFAIR one o'clock
on Saturday morning the occupants of a
house in the Nineteenth ward. Pittsburgh,
were arUus, 10y the calls of Peter Weise, a
cattle broker, Who rented one Of the rooms,
saying that his wife had been murdered.
The woman was discovered lying on the
bed, presenting horrible spectacle there
was cash extending to the windpipe from
ear to ear, aud another cut on the back of tho
neck. the two nearly severing the head from
the body. From the wounds it appeared
that the cutting had beer done an hour or
more previously. 1t was a wonder that she
had not bled to death. When the police ami
surgeons arrived she W as still conscious, but
unable TO speak.
Search was made for her husband, and he
was found in An clubhouse asleep; he was
brought into her room and asked the cir
cuustances Of The case He said that be came
home about eleven o'clock. There was no
light in the room. His wife called him and
kissed him, and said. Peter, that is the last
kiss you will get from me-" He left her. and
she rolled out of bed; he ted her up, struck
a light and found that she had cut her throat.
The wife was asked who did it and she
pointed to her husband. making a movement
across the throat as if in the act of cutting
II. Shortly after pencil was put in her
hand. and an officer. holding piece Of pa per
told her t. write the name of her murderer
when she wrote Peter Weise."
In the afternoon. while the woman wa.
still alive. Weise appeared to realize that he
Was in danger. lie got down upon his knees
at the bedside and imPlored his wife to save
him from being hanged. to tell that she had
cut herself but the wife made no reply
They bad been in the habit of quarrslins-
STILL LATER.
The deputy mayor of Pittsburgh on Sun.
day took the ante naOrten statement of the
woman (Weise) who was found in that cit Y
on Saturday with ner throat cut. and which,
by signs. she charged to her husband.
In her affidavit she says that she did tie
deed herself. with her right hand stretching
back as far as she could. One of the occu>
pants. who first entered the room, testified
that she had befora threaten ed to take her
life. When he found her she was lying on
the floor. blood and whisky running from
her throat.
The physician in attendance testified that
she first told him that her husband had cut
her after kicking her out of bed, but that
subsequently, she said the deed was of her
own doing-that she was tired of lfe She
struggled against being bandaged and once
tore the bandages off, On this testimony
Peter Weise, the husband. was released from
custody.
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"The Escaped Num-

In the St. Paul Pioneer We find the fol-
lowing On Tuesday last it is supposed that
Miss Editl O'Gorman, The Escaped Nun, /"
arrived at the Nicollet. An individual
having the appearance oi a gentleman, req
istered ais own aud her meme as followa ::
Prof. Auffray and wife, Jersey city," 1t
was presumed that the male nun was Miss
EGith's husband, aud No. 40 as assigned to
them.
They remained at the Nicollet until last
evening The clerk of the NicuiIet in our
authority for the statement that except upon
one occasion, " hen she went out To rIde for a
short time, she lett her room ouly when she
visited the Academy of Music to lecture
Tho male nun, i. c. MIR" Edith O'Gofman.
kept the door of her room locked and the
kew in his pocket. He did not allow her to
visit the dining roo m, even, but carried her
meals to hsr. The guests roomiDg in that
norton OF the house were sur prissd at about
noon Yesterday to hear a disturbance in No.
40. The door Was locked SO that the room
could not be entered, but the male nun was
evidently amusing himself in beating and
dragging the ESCAPED Nun" about the
room. sue shreking and pleading for mercy
meanwhile.
At Giuner time he told the steward that
the lady occupant Of No. 40 would require
ne dinner-aud she had none. Ho aItsr>
ward spoke Of going for doctor for the
lady, but Instead. about 4:3O 2. NJ, con-
clud,d to ''go for the LADY," aud the beating
and dragging aud shrieking aud impIoring
were repeated. The sym Iathies Of the
guests were with the Escaped Num-
She was billed to lecture at Saint Paul
last evening. and preparatory to starting for
III l.
bill, and said he would leave most of his
baggage. as they would return to-day.
Tho male nun was directed by the clerk
to pick up his bag and baggage and leave
that neither his presence nor his money was
wanted iu the future.
The mail nuu left. accompanied by the
escaped num-" The train for st. Paul
was about two hours late, and the male and
escaped nun" Prepared to the Bellevue house
to await its arrival. At about $50 thev
returned to the depot. The escaped num-
was barely able to keep upon her iest, while
Mr." Edith OGormau dragged her down
the sidewalk and through the mud.to tn {
depot. The escaped nuns" EmOs r-fus 81
to co duty. She staggersi, aud would have
fallen in the gutter repeatedly but for the
support of the strong right arm that had 30
shamefuliy beaten he. q few hours before
If she hadn't been an "esca, Q! num-"
people would have said she was intoxicated
otherwise, cIuuk--but escaped nuns
wouldn't get drunk especially when engaged
in delivering high moral lectures.
The whole affair was disgraceful.
There are those uncharitable enough to say
that Edith should ESCAPE" twice more
viz from tho brute who maltrsats her, and
from her appetite.
II is said that the male nun states thai
Miss EDITH is nervous and excitabls, aud he
fluids it necessary to administer laudauum
and castigation in equal doses. He, per
haps. gave her an overdose of both yesterday
AID that may account for her condition las
evening.