Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-20

TIRE SroRr or rsE KRrLL TRsespr se
Tom ny THk NIcrix--ob the morning Of Mo-
,nHss 70 NJ" rS,t ICY nu ~, 'oahs .ne
lily skshed and a bullet hole under her left eve
STE barely escapcd O. ath. on Thursday her
hnsband, Herman, was put on trial on the
charge OF attempted murder Mrs krall tes-
Tuned;
met Hermann Krun arss G Hamburg in
August last, and Was married 20 him In Sep
tember. We arrived In PhiisSelphia on No
'emoer and remained there several DAYS. he
going In the meantime % BROOKLYN, ~ he said,
70 see his children, and returning on the nth.
On the next Gay be told me we would 20 TO
Newark, where he had moved his family lie
said be should have 90 stop at Elizabeth and
tske long walk ON . dark road on some bnsi-
ntss. gave him \ watch set with diamonds
snd two diamond rings, when he pawDed. and
we left Philsdelphia- We got OF a. Flix .heth
walked some distance along dark road 20 the
outskirts OF the city, when he drew me 20 one
side OF the road and said: Here, Lacy ~e have
both got 20 die" 1 said, Are YOU craEyG'S
and be answered, "Nes." He drew = revolver
and fred into the air. then 9 second shot the
allenterins my eve, and became unconscious
On becoming conscious found I had been cut
and WIS covered with blood. I struggled %
again fell. He then struck a match aud set nv
clothing on nre and went away. The Gre
smonldered. and finally put IL out with blood
from my wounds. | tried 70 crasl away, but
got in the mud snd waited until morning when
saw ssyres' house and tried to creep % it, I
Identify the prisoner.
ne hIirohet testihed that he as not married
70 previous witness that he slept on the train
and missed her as he woke in Newark She had
been drinking. He looked for her In Elizabeth
but could Dot hnd her
The trial closed YESTERDAY at Elizabeth
The jury, after being out fifteen minutes
brought in the verdict OF strOcious assault sud
he was sentenced TO ten wears in the state
prison, aud TO ray tine OF $1,000.
Mrs. ANN ELIZA YorSe has delivered her
great lecture in Denver, Colorado. She saws
q
the foreign element, Swedes and Danes MANY
times wives are thrown aside and a new one
taken, simply for the work she can perform as
dairy maid, housekeeper, or cook. Its cheaper
than paying as well a boarding helm. Poly
gsmous households are widely distributed
Brigham Young has one wife in Provo, tifty
miles south OF Salt Lake, and another In ST
George, three hundred and fifty miles AWAY
Many OF the wives of apostles provide for them
selves, and some support their husbands, the
four wives OF bishop sustaining that divine by
washing and house cleaning. Hushands dis,
criminate in the treatment of their women
Mary Ann Angel, Brigham Young's first wife
lives In retirement and neglect, while Amelia
the favorite, has every luxury and INDULGENCE
and lives in o palace which cost siOO 600. Ne,
elected wives learn TO hate their husbands and
their children sympathize with them. A little
girl said one day 20 her mother. Mamma DO
wish God had made men enough. 30 that every
little girl could have q father 20 love her %
Mormons sometimes marry their sisters, a
bishop married his brothers a laughter. another
welded six OF ms nieces. and there was an in
stance where mother, daughter and grand
daughter were married 20 one man. Mrs.
Young,s picture Of polygamy is certainly not an
agreeable one.