Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-27


Al CUTBAgE EN NEw ArgE OFF.CI Az
The New York papers are farm. fin. very eIlb
orate detslls ot ca.e where female uatien
II 'he immigrant hospital 20 Wsrj's ls' sud vas
nrUtalIy trests3. Iue ~DuRu EI - Col .u-. va
taken SICK while vas-luE through NtN YORK
city, ana waF se-t ,o The above uStituti0H, when
tlurdering doctor ,aid she ha 8 the sni .Il-pox
bus 30 subsequently, appeared. EfEfr ths IaI,-e %
tbrte CaNf, - ha a r1faueUIs 4 tI-H4-e 4 fWn a.
the hives - After hyirg 80 ttys iu the small
IoN hospital where she Ia b. side = woman
dying OF the disease, tre doctors camh % tAs
conclusion taRt the Eirl had NOS The disc ase snd
she was then removed to a place called tae pa
yiiiou, large open space u-st Tor pur dcati0u
OF diseased psrscus. Wly.e sle Ilv aloae .-srS
she vas kept uutil ~hc vas cgnyA'esceu'. when
one night she was outraged by one Of the Ulcers
OF the hospital After some d.fi 8ltv % perpe-
TRAITOR was indicted, U.-l sud aC4assta1.
although The evidence Va conclusive oI salt.
but tue offender bttlR g aOtSd politician tie
case vas mani ipu. .aIe' ga l.s favor. a y Hw YORK
paper stys; when the glr. heard that TIE YER
diet Of the jury Laf acquitted the prisoner, she
said IN court 'ol, Thai makes Tae sliIy' Next
dsy the unfortunate woman, having spsut the
night m boarding hou-e on h .utstrsef. visit
e. the house q the sisters or msIcy on o. Just0n
street. where when one OF the sisters -ame %
Ger IA fho - al way oi giving e5us1lat.01, she
exclaimed. a man svOre falsely ana hes az
qultt, a. Seeing kin1 % stIT..r visible Ina the
sttIrisce, The sister Ask 4 her ii she hst taken
anything. aud shl g. piled. i bsyc taken poison
at last aco0Uu's ste was iu & = riaZ col lltion.'
A RrMAUKAuLE ApvEvrrus -ab,rt I've
=
district suddenly disappeared, and was not
heard rom until ilat saturday. Tue boy says
ths' o. lie evening o. October ID. as ne was
le wing the apcthcgary store IN Bunk r Hiu
street, where De Was employed ne was ap-
pTOscfed by TIRn rs no informed him a. 40 = IRE
was raging in she vi-iD ~ OF Chelsea hriFga.
ard askcd him ~ 20 N0Eu auf see n. Arriving
a. the bridge 10 IRE was 20 he -nen, A. when
just OF the puIur OF returniu. ne wa seized
around the neck ~ the man. r. lO chak.d him
until p hecarn" IrcgGs -Ions. robbed him. aud
then tlreW him over The railing into tn waters
OF 'he Mystic. The clin which the prurre tnip
the river gave 10 hIs system restored IN % tha-
ne Yves able % attempt 20 esve himself. The
TIDE ves running nut. ana be. being a skilful
~ mn er, kept from drowning and n dated down
the stream until opposite FAST BosfO9, where a
friendly spar which was foatirg iu the water
came near 20 him. aTd gaining the he dOate1
ont 20 sea. lie subsequently became unc0n-
Scious, aud when he rallied again he was ont OF
sight % land sin clingiug - the log Af5er re-
maiung IN the water nineteen hour ne Was
rescued by brig bound for Greenland. aud a.
he did not care % visit that country be wa
placed on board an English ste rner. thu rams
81 which he states was the Norm sn, and carried
% Liverpool He improved the first opportunity
10 return home in the steamer SMYRNA, which
arrived at this port last Sa-urday.-B Boston
Elgbs, N0rcmbcT q.