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As125.OOO Fire I'M IVES, Virginia,

FAIRMouNr, West Va, April 2-rweniy-two
buildings destroyed and number damaged Oy
nrc that originated between Swisher Carpenters
store and eudcrEass saloon The business h,ocs from
Bridge street Jeirr.on, the sOuth ridU OF Mdtn
ttrteI, anu all the uudings but TWO n the north side,
were burned a'so. number OF buildings IN Brilge
street Loss. Rl25.Hn.
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MnIoncy Did no, Whip hi. wife.

William Maloney, Of 50 Mulberry street, at
tempted yesterday 10 whip his wife. She ran dova
st4rs to the apartment Of her friend Jua ODonohus.
The two women soon returned with a kettle OF hot
water. ana poured Gown Williams back. lie started
10 tho doctors office, and after having hiss
back dressed to thu Frank n street police station.
where he and his wife were arrested coun charges
oil
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YOUR MONEY OR YOUR HEAD.
Grants Piacehoiders Invited TO Shell Out
A significant Warning.
Grant,s officeholders ln Harlem were

Grants ofhceholders IN Harlem were
served with notices on Saturday as follows;
NEW YORK, March go 1870.
SIR; You are respectfully Invited To attend M eting
" DO held at Lincoln Han ll0h street. corner of Third
avenue Monday evening April 3, at O'Clock, for The
purpose OF adopting some plan of raising funds for tie
coming Presidential campaign In place ~ asscssments
collections, SC DO not tan 10 come, aa II VIII be 10
" j. e. W iTsoN r. e. BRSsEL,
A. ANDERSON, j. $. DALE,
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More Work for LAWYERS.

Property owners aud storekeepers Of sixth
avenue yesterday TO protect against the construction of
tho Cihtrt E.e,gtci Railroad N that thoroushfara.
A resolution was adopted cdslng opposition to the
road and TO employ counsel 10 Apply to te courts fof
luJuAc ctlOn.
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Juliu. Crsqr & Co. ..oin. 10 the Quaker City.

Manager Henry G. jarrett with Joseph H.
Tooker and the three star actors Barrett ngs. ana
Davenport, and the entire company OF Booths Inc tire
that recently appeared In d" "Julu. Gear" forming
party OF six two. will ke the 93U limited express
Tor Phadcp pnil tnis notnng Inc piece y to be pro.
duccd this evening IN the Philadelphia Academy %
fusfe
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The body of Thomas Green, tho Jewett sve-
nue, Jersey CITY. florist who lad been missing since
the storm ui me @oh inst was found IN the marsh -
the foot OF GlcLdcunlng venue Bergen, yesterday.
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WASHINGTON, April 2.-Presideut Grant. al
though confined to the bed keeps his room. and re-
celves no visitors. Some vi his Intimate friends
that his sickness IA owing TO return NJ periodical
neuralgia. Tne Rev. Dr. Newman to-day prayed tor
his
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Police Efficiency In New York.
In breakinx into Charles Stehr's pipe manufs

IN OfeIkInx mo NnhfIcs 0tehTH 4 pIpe WhhuTho-
tory 3A7 BrJome street, on Saturday morning. the
burglars worked tnreequArers Of hour the streea
railiug nd door ning ucts snd sn ashiug panels Tns
propr eior naturally asks where the pohco we're all thAs
Tine.
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Tho Weather once Predictions.

Mrs. Emma Hardinge- -Brltton spoke last nighb
In the brooklyn lns ute on d" The 1Wtntyeighth Anal
yertlry ~ Modern spiriluaiism."
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Mrs. FlizanCth Grim " sIl Park nvonue,
BrnoKlyu, dropped krrOscne lamp early yeHterdat
morning The lamp cap oded aud Mrs. Grim wss
burned 10 death.
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HOURS or LEISURE.

Increasing southeast 10 southwest windA
slightly warmer, cloudy, ami rainy weather.
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Three OF the signers are Custom House officers
and another Ia a Post once clerk. The closing
part o the notices Ia regarded IA threat. Simi-
lar notices are To ne issued IN the other dlstrlo
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An Amendment TO The Elncenth AmenamsnI.

WAsnINGToS Aprll g senator Morton will,
tomorrow Introduce a Dlll 10 amend the Fifise' ia
Amendment 10 the Constitution. ana remove the OBJ
jectous the act set form m he late decision VI TIE
supreme Court.
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A MYSTERIOUS MURDER

William Simmons, cOlOred man employed
as porter by John H. Hail. liquor dealer at No 7s War
Ten-st, became engaged in fight with man whose
name unknown to the police the store on satur-
day afternoon Simmons had been drinking all the after
noon, and very quarrelsOme. lie went out OF the
store errand about half past four o'clock, aud
short time afterward found the sidewalk in an
unconscious condition. His head severely cut, and
his symptoms suggested fracture Of the skull and com
preston Of the brain. Capt Catirey OF the
Leonard-st police was informed of the case, and
he at iOnce set his detectives at Work
find Simmons's assaant. Simmons was taken to the
Chambers street Hospital where he died soon afterward
Coroner WOman took charge Of the case Yesterday and
Dr. Cushman made a pOstmOrtem examination oI the
BODY He found extensive fracture OF the el size Oh
the skull such an injury would have been inflicted by
blow with a heavy club. There had been great eXtrd-
yastOn blood upon the bran COMPRISING tlat organ
and fastening death Coroner WUltman asccrtancd that
Simmons 30 years Of age and lived at NO 213 west
Twenty y-seventlSt. He spoken of by his employer
as faithful harwoI king man, and very peacedble, eN-
cept when under the influence Of liquor Simmons was
to have been married yesterday, and everything had
been made ready for that event when the news OF his
death reached his residence.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16

The police made /, ,SS7 arrests last week.
Deposits at the Post Office last week amounted
% Sjs, 900.
James G. Blaine will speak at Cooper lnsd-
tutc this evening
Chestnats by the wagon load are being re-
TAILED on the streets for - cents per quart
"Hell Gate" rock is the name of a candy
displayed in downtown onioctionary store.
Thomas McCampbcll. age 9, was run over by
an express wagon Eizapetn and srrng.is ON satui
day night and fatally injured
Martin F. Tupper of England is stopping at
the REV. Or. Taimagc's h0ine while in Brooklyn. lie
will 20 TO Philadelphia THIS week
The two Chinese Centennial commissioners,
Chin Che IIeucu aud Wu YuE SING, Vsitc! the public
institutions OF this city on Friday ANA Saturday.
Ransom Randall committed suicide on S2t1r-
day night by jumping INTO The Easi river lr'lh uc ll
destitute.
Campaign societies, composed of youthful
citizens who viii receive tue vguue IlN!'1c i '" ID
years. beginning TO parade tAc streets Win h'h'
and drum.
The second lecture of the course of lectures
arranged 10y tine American Literary 4.i.aH WIN nr &C.
IycrcI this evening az Chc@cit !iIt III! Ha!"id 'dl
Tor. Subject " Literature as an Ar.
The Register of Vital Statistics reported
for tie past i3C deaths 4a3 h' h and 3i nal
ra-e. decrease OF II deaths, GS births and 20 mar
raccs compared with Ie rcpori o hc week pIc''"''
Louis Lazarus was arrested on Saturday at
Tie request Of the Chief Of Police Of ST. ioIi. 40" on
clarg Of being thief lie |da committee ~ 'I' Ni-I
u.;6u Place Police Court To await The arrival oi "Si
Louis officer.
Sarah Flynn Of No. 800 East Forty-siXth
81 was sentenced ON Saturday 10 six months Oh ldc.-
wells Island for cricy h.atH. her dIu.hcr age l3,
wno had refused TO eicf ilu2, saloon Win "'r' IA'
At the meeting of the Police Commissioners
Oh Saturday. superintendent N"hng was directed to
make the arrangements necessary 10 secure uc f'l'-
mission OF returns from ire several election districts 20
the Police Central Oai'c on election ay
Sergeant Beatty on Saturday night found
carpet"s on one oi llc s''!'s l'. I'i m d" % & %
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16

AIbemarle Hoisl-Manucl Il. Garcia. Argentine
Minister at washington and g. Niica p"rn2 Srci''aiy 81
Legation. FttH Ir.'w MT t-Iht lioh
Edward Mcpherson ai pcnnsl Nauia Cen George T. ohrlde
Louisiana. ana Gen y. NJ. Marshall ol tooIC1 Er'f
Jg-fX senator W. Upton OF Nebraska ana r"l
Knem Of oonto... Hotdda Hoit,e''.a Daniel E'Ght.s
L. Commissioner tine tiilau Exhibition ana Col lIt
T.. Laidey, L. =. Army .rcoF fineC ~ An
Manager Of the Ijns 81 Moutiti 90. ma ~ h'hi
% British Canadian Amy ...'f NctJi IS
P0tel-I G. Johnson e. = COmIs~oncr Of customs ahd on
IlcWtl Powers Ui Maine E'tIDJJi iH
Hottt-Thc Hon. Dewitt o. LUtlcohn ~ usWcs ana l
ter T. EridIuau l.. =. st,r UyUe-bWcH NJ Long,
d = Consul Ak Panama GssV I.Oif.,-Ial George
T. Heudec a. Iolk Noti-',ru. b. &. Wait
hal Nis sippi st. LeH Hoct-lhe EtE Dr. Ross oi
fzyiI a
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
LONG Island

HUSTINGTON.- existing among
the nrub.is a. -, Jo.u's Epi opal CLulch have rc-
suited q suit 800 Jaw, 10 determine The legality of the
las; Easter election Tor W1Idcns aud ycSiryIucu
JA,itICA-,ame. Mcfau- him, q prominent Democratic
politician arrested on saturday FOR assauliius und
beating John H,lmcaup. HcmcaEp was IN hartvr,
.up laNils his hair cat, when MrlIu-hll I~s,d liu
wly lac did not iJiu Democratic CLUB lrlhcup maIc
some Icuy which was dlstisIcful to Mclaughlin, who
puiIei him uIi OF th. chair to the ngOr, and then
beat and kicked ir badly that it at hrst feared
las injuries would prove fatal
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
THE CITY'S EXPENSES.

The estimates of amounts required by each
municipal department for 1877 have been submitted to
the Board of Estimate and AppOrtionment and amonnt
in all to S1s6l0s32 Is. The interest the city debt
win require S9,176,5O1 49, and the redenpton OF the
principal of the city debt G1 J4951l II additional,
maAiu total of 500, 1886 es5 o. exclusive of the city's
quota of the state taxes These figures TO bc re-
vised by the Boud Of Aldermen.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16

each OF the following companies: Pennsylvania Coal
Company at No Ill Broadway, on Friday, Oct. 20;
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company,
al William-st. and Exchangepace, Wednesday Oct
%; Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, at the Coal
and IrOn Exchange, COrtlandtst, Thursday, OCT
26. These three companies will probably continue theSe
monthly sales for the present, while the Delaware Lack
awanna and Western Company intends making the sys-
TEN Of auction sales permanent
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
VARIETY pERFoRMANcE cLosED.

For some time past complaints have been
made 70 the Police Commissioners in regard to the cnar
acicr OF the peiformduoes Robinson Ha in Sixteenth
St. near Broadway The entertainment consists OF
bauct-danciug tibeaus aud short plays. On Saturday
David stoddaId who lives in tac ucglborbood of this
place made an affidavit before Justice BiNby, at the
Washington Place Police Court. that the establishment
was dsordclly house where improper exhibitions were
given Justice Bxby accordingly issued warrant Tor
the suppression OF these performances aud sent the
pluels TO Capt Williams OF the rweny-nintb Precinct
Police 10 be served The captain wait until about
$50 T. H. on Saturday and then cuterod The place Ile
was accompanied 10y Charles T. MacL,an counsel TO the
RofG OF Police and several officers N civilians dress.
The entrance u the police force wac so quietly effected
uat % was not observed by the audience. Capt VIII
lains ioos hi. ael 1pou tie stage While platoon OF Ais
men u uniform took possession ~ the rear Yoion of tc
house. rnc spectators. believing t.H t.ty We're ip 5e
tc0. began % crowd WtO tbt Ni.s ana 'o"aiu lc
doors. Capt. Williams OrtHcu tucm aI tu idky lhtit
EpHte gE TO-, ds-H" them t4tf ~ tl"N renamed ghtt
rosy vuud p" permitted 90 20 home Tue CONFUSION
iu feN AurUus Ju We're pefM'tfct 90 depart. A'1n-
tHno George LonNson, me proprietor was arrested Wlia
a.! hi- ,uuiurts. TIE prison were marched % the
Trtirtl Street Police stat There Urll 81 prisoners
RrtirsOI a.Cd that De lived 80 n Is East sixteenth
st luI wa. hOtri keeper The other prisoners gave
variety Of fcy names. such WuLld uc ihy least likely
to f,1 DO discovery o. their true IDENTITY. After they
were placed "a tLeir cells the prisoners sang shouted,
George Robinson ana william b. WOodley,a the Wesh-
ir~-ou Place Police Court held In $1,000 hall each
by Justice Eixby, charged with giving an improper e1,
hibOn The actors and actresses were held IN sou pan
each to aud tAe other employees were discharged
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
NEW-JERSEY.

PATERSON.-Thc taxes received 10y the CITY
Co lcctor the past Nec amounted ~ SN9S2i 81
IN" Washington Ma,ert buildings VIII hc SOFA ud T
q foreclosure OF the Hrt mortgage to-day. Tho buildings
and hand r3IU.OuC aud there is lien Tor unpaid
taxes uf ~ 900 The Ur-t mortgage if Tor F-p,opl
At an early SATURDAY morning the Office oi lhn
AcncW's coal yard DaIrlyr and Sa'cl-St. was en-
with powder. and Bile .; oil They were u!ghiclcd
away before securing any plumber leaving behind q
number of implements.
FEEEUoLp-ln the monmouth County Court, before
Judge S.uGdcr i.as been uic suit pr"ucHt hy Mrs VI
c. stanley u Sew ioih 10 recover 81 900 rent on "a
hu., ma that from John i. Chamlerin, the Keeper
Of "a gambling house at Long Branch. Chamber rs
counsel submitted au al tylt alleging That the house VAS
occupied og gta5i.'. lhl poses aud tat under h iH"
the Gamblers Act TIE landlord could not col
cct Tcnt The jury ioud verdict for the defend
ant. an then counsel for plaintiff applied for new
trial tEe ground tAat the verdict was not SUSTAINED
by the evidence.
CaMpEN.-Thc Grand jury Friday found 90 bills Of
indictment among which Wci" indictments AGAINST
Robe Block for murder. and lslc Gtcy,a cnoIr i".cf
Tarc were alsl indictments Tor cuucelug a hoili-
eide IN, Iur, recommended the passage oi Stringent
law against carry ing concealed weapons. Robert Block
was araigIrd W thr Court 81 over and Icmnrr Ht uu.c
on tine Indictment charging LuI witt the murder OF
guilty lis tlia Was set down tor 10 morrow.
EiIZtBErm.-Thr PrcgDvtcrlu synod Of New-Jer-ey
VIII tomorrow m tine Fir.t prc-hytcuan C.Irc.
with $50 ministers and ifO WcW1,rs. DuInz the
pest year G22l persons were received into membership
BiooMTiELD.-Tnc Town Committee has contract,
foI , for year at - 30 pr 1000 f,-t. thc Whole
cost for the year io hr about $4,000. Last yCJr tn pCe
wa, - - 900 feet.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
MEMORIAL SERVICES.

Services commemorative of the late John +.
Crosby who was drowned oil Fire Island on sept 10,
were held at the Church of the Covenant at Parliave
and Thirty fifth ST. yesterday, at D. N. The Rev Vim
cent d. Marvin reviewed The public aud private NE OF
the deceased man Prot George l. lrcntlSS OF thc ilon
TheOUaicdl Seminary also made brief address.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16

A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER.-BassOmpIcTC
French Euhl~, adO' a. Spain, telling Henry ~.
Ice ntclud Madrid % mounted ou the very small
cst mule In the world" said the ambassador. "Ah"
what amusing sight 20 the bigirtt
AS mounted the smallest mulc!" g. was your
Alaiesly's representative" vas tac rciondcr
JFSNY's QCE,T.-A gentleman, on walking
out one -nda evening, lnct young peasant girl WnG>c
parents lived near his house. "WLcIc yOu going
jeaivf" said ne. Looking for sOnin-aw for my
mother, Sr," was the reply
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WFSr MoUNr VERNON.-Au election for two
s os. trustees ou saturday utcd IN the reelection oi
john Zllg and II. G. Apci
EAST Crl-Tgl:.-Thc tax PAYERS Of the village have
voted g., raise $4,000 tor "a schOo-LOi-t. At the
same time =. Johnson J.. J.. Tuuuluc aud InOuis =
Necdilam were elected trustee of the district.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
BOYS CLOTHING

TIFFANY & Co., Uni0nrsqNaTe,
have larger aad more c0sai-
plcic stock Of their wcs5.knOWD
watches than ever before Of
GeYe;i. Thcy invite paTiicW-
lar attention 90 their EaGics'
watches in every style OF casing,
frosn the lowest price at wEllch
a good watch can DC afforded ID
tise nsO.. CO.tiy made,
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
AuuOuuccntnt%l

The blood contains large amount Of iron.
Tho PERUVIAN rlEtI 4uppIcs thi- vital clement
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HUDSUTs, IN
BROADWAY
Q a. N. 80. Noop 81 3 io. 2S'. Midnight, So.
Highest dUrng the Oay. - Lowest. 30.
Average, 3jle. same day S7j, 52',
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATORY.
ABSTRACT Or REPORT FOR TIE WEEK ENDING AT ! r. ~
OCL II, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16

The water main at Division and Nythe-sts.
burs. yoste. day afternoon.
Two bales Of cotton, found at the foot of
Court-st Saturday night, we're brought 10 the E.cvtnth
Precinct Police station, where they await an owner
Fishing tackle belonging TO Robert Rogers OF
No 253 Navyst was fOund the foot OF COurst., ON
Saturday evening He is supposed 10 have been drowned
while fishing from the dock
The Rev. DR.. Norman Seaver of the First
Presbyterian Church. on Henry-st, offered his Iesgha
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16

tion AZ pastor OF that society yesterday meeting will
be held Wednesday evening to consider the matter
The Naval Court of Inquiry which has been
vestigang the charges against Commander Alexander
A. Semmes OF the United States steamer Alaska SUD
mitted its report to the Secretary OF the Navy
John O'Brien of No. 761 Gates-ave. was ar
Of young girl named Jane whitesey She sait that he
had taken her from the st. JOsephs Orphan Asylum 10
his home, where he had beaten and seduced her
OF the 400 wOrllmen at the Maryland the
majority are IN the Bureau OF Construction ana the
of them are engaged in tiug up the new sloOpofwar
Trenton which is lying In the dry dock ana is deta &
for the European Squadron under command OF capt
John Lee Davis.
At a meeting of the Jail Committee of the
Supervisors OF Kings County on Saturday, Judge Hehy
the new Jail should be butt on the county lands neA 10 10
the Courhouse, provided that the property owners IN
recommend the building OF the new jail on the site Oh
the present and on two lots to be purchased from
the trustees OF the City HOSPITAL
JERSEY CITY.
Ex-Mayor Charles ii. O'Neill has decided to
send all his emroyGs to the Centennial Exhibition ana
pay their expenses.
William Finck, age &c, grocer at GulfOrd
and NeWYOrk-Gvcs., jersey City Highis, was THROWN
from his wagon on Friday evening and had his leg so
badly fractured that it viii probably have to be am
putated.
During discussion Cn political matters be-
loon Saturday evening, hot and angry words ehse
which were quickly followed by blows After a shor'
struggle the cOmbatints were separated by friends
The managers of the NcwJersey Central
Railroad that the SUNDAY night boat, Elm Clti,
of the New.IIavcn line viii land the Central dock in
COmnunioaw 10 transfer Centennial passengers sunday
local trains will also be run, II they are lOuhd ploh"oo
NEWARK.
George Holden, jr., and j. p. Hague have gone
into bankruptcy.
William Moore Thomas McGurdy, ana
Joseph Newton. the latter OF Trenton. were arrested on
Widay night for atrOciOus assault on Thomas
Thompson.
Thomas Bellingham of No. II School-st
arrested Friday uIrut by Cdi"f oi Police MINIS on
scon Of being implicated I'm the recent hat robbery AZ
NlipuTn.
Several hennerics belonging TO prominent resi-
dents Of the Eighth Ward cucred oH FRIDAY niSht
and large uumhor Ot fowls were Killed. stlahSe
feature of the affair that Of the fowls were taken
away.
In the Quarter Sessions on Friday, Andrew
IIalrtmau, tra ur cnbrlziinE the tuuds "l
the German Savings and Loan AssocItiun OF WhlcH nc
Treasurer acquitted. lie testified iha ae cold
neither read WI and that friend kept the BOOKS
ana collected the money.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16

AUCTION COAL SALES DURING OCTOBER.
The auction sales Of coal during the current
laonth Will amount 70 100000 tons-1o0,00o tons by
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
R.H. H.MACY&CO.,
IaTU.sT, AND 6TH-AvE.

GRAND CENTRAL FANCY AND DRY GOODS
ESTABLISHMENT.
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gAs MRS HERsoME MURDERED
Womnn's Mysterious Death-The Arrest
al her Husband.


The latest mysterious death is that of
Nj -. Cprnelit Heroine, wife OF Calvin liersomo,
tue pattntee Of the IA r-Olne gaItrT. IN Ala den
Mrs Ii,rsOme and her husband haa been boaru-
Ing at tue EVELYN Hunse for a year, and IL Is
SAID that thsi did not live happily. They we're
married more than wear ago, ana at first re-
sized III hhtneid Tor snort 'lme. wnen they
removed to Aial.en. on "Wednesday evening
MIR. liersome anu his wife mad "a dispute IN tneir
chhmbcr over some unknown matter, tho up-
shot OF which was that tho husband left tile
room. apparently angry, telling his wife at the
same time that he meant t. spend the night
10 Boston lie left tue house and Nal
den shortly after 10 o'clock, 1t appears
mud came 10 this city. where, IL Is supposed, he
remained all night. Nothing more was heard Of
Mrs. HersOme that night. nor did she appear at
breakf 'st next morning. After a lapse Of some
time she Was called uy one OF the servants OF
the house, but no answer came from the bed
room. The door was found to be locked, and an
entrance could not be maze through H. How
ever. Sir. Nweetser, the pro Tietor Of tue house,
got out on the yeranla and managed TO climb
into the room Of Mr.. llersume. Here he was
honinud 10 mud the de.d tody of the untOrtu-
nate woman IN cramped position by tho bed
SIDE sue was knerling upon one Knee with her
gown aud her body bore no marks 81 violence.
As spon Ms MI. Sweetser recovered from us
aston hment he unlocked the room door and
ceuec Tor - asst taht, and mnediately sent Tor
q Town hhT-hal, Mr. f. II. Moves, VINO IN I 4rn
At once began a search for Tue husband, VINO
hhd not returned. Mr. Moves went to the Eve
lNn HOUSE, ana, while viewing ths body. the
husband 4 tho dead woman entered the room.
hla was AT about ll.O YESTERDAY aud was In
walked IN uncOucetuedy, aud, seeing the
Mar there asked him IN an I'M
moss wasr The Aiirsnal answered tnnt
the death Of Mrs. HersOme was tue cause of his
presence, WbcreupOu tho husband walked to-
ward the PROSTATE body Il bis wife, aud, saving,
"Mhtt ara you dOwn there fOrf' CAV her eg "A
tllght KICK intending 10 knock the prop nom
under her, evidently. Again the officer said,
she Is dead" the husband Replying, " ell,
that's a nice no" do yOu DOR" The Marshal
then inf rmed the man that he had oD-
tanned sufficient Information aghnsi him to war
rat his arrest Hersou. q calInny submitted. and
was taken 10 the lookup AT once. Hut upon
being put Into n cell his GOODNESS abandoned
HIN, ana he uurst into wild excitement, crying
out On, what VII her poor mother say wien
she hear OF tins p "Oh, what viii NY poor
mother sly when she gets this news r and made
similar oAclanatiOns. 30 violent did the reali-
ztlion 81 his situation and the present Crcum-
ahce make HIN thht physician y called to
admlnlster something 10 quiet the mans nerves.
during MS xcitement, however IieTsOme ia.
DOT mentioned MS wife's name, but simply cried
Out such questions as tho above, though no
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seemed to sincerely regret that the thing oc-
CURED. Hts version Of the fair IA as follows;
The evening previous to his wifee death they
called on some Deighburs. and returning 10 the
hotel had some words, In which his wife srolded
him for III treatment. She was then consider
ably excited from the effects Of a strong glass OF
gin. He eft her, saying he was going to Boston.
She followed HIM to the station, aud begged
him to stay, but he jumped on while the train
was In notion and came to Boston. lie came
out to his ictofy In Wakefield the following
morning. and here received a telegram an
nouncing his wife's death, wbereupon lie started
for Nal
post mortem examination ~ the body took
place under the SUPERVISION of Drs. Charles u.
Suite. Sullivan, aud w ellsworth OF Maiden. late
YESTERDAY after noon. and tie Town Marshal was
DIR ctcd to submit the stomach OF the victim to
the state Asslyer for analysts.