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The New York herald., 1876-09-03
FATAL ACCIDENTS.

Susanna Eas,crbrook, two years old, Of No. l6s Null
berry street ie out OF the fourth story window OF her
house yesterday morning. and died few moments after
beng taken the Fourteenth precinct station house
Coroner Croker was notified.
William Clark aged ten, of No. 13s Waverley place,
who over by u sixth avenue car and had one
OF his legs Oh Friday night, died at ST. Luke's
Hospital yesterday. Coroner Ellinger took charge oil
ne
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A CONTRIBUTION FROM NEwsboYs.

Ngwspoys LODGING House. !
NEW YORK, August 20, 1875
To The EDITOR HERALD
When heard OF the death Of the brave General
Custer and bis our superintendent suggested that
we would have share the of his monu-
ment Enclosed you Will find So, our humble but
hearty subscription. We unanimous IN the desire
have Sitting Bull in circle. We would soon give
him his war paint without using either toahawk or
scalpng knife THE \EWSBOYS.
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Godtried Boddcn, AGED nitytwo, Of Jersey City, at
tempted suicide about I'VE O'Clock last right bv jump
ing into the North River at pier % Officer Bcckman
OF the steamboat squad, saw him struggling In the
water aud Jumped IN after him. fhe officer succeeded
In rescuing the drowning man, aud took him 10 his
home
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
THE SHOOTING OF M. J. ALLEN

ihomas shaney who shot Michael j. Allen, clerk in
the oihee OF Tax Collector Furey Brooklyn nnictns
painful but not dangerous wound in the back on The
night OF August "a, yesterday committed by Jus
ce "dsh TO await the action OF the Grand Jury. Mr..
aen was present al the examination and testified a
tue Iacts as heretofore published
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ANOTHER oYrER1Na rnoM SARATOGA.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Augux %

SAKATOGA SPKTNGs AuguS ~ 1910.
To THE EDITOR HsRALD:-
Enclosed please find draft ON First National Bank OF
New York for S247 also 81 I'm all $254) the net pro.
cecds OF u dramatic entertainment gotten up by r. :.
Manuel at the Grand Union Hotel for the benefit OF thu
Custer monument iund Mr.. Manuel asked aci
as treasurer Messrs- Clair x Wilkinson made M
charges for ball, band other expenses Enclosed
find slip from Saratogian with statement Respect
luly yours, DAVID +. RlTCHIE.
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BURNING OF AN ELEVATOR.

Yesterday afternoon fire caused in tho floating
elevator Buffalo, lying at Atlantic BASIN, Brooklyn, by
the overheaiing of journal The structure was
damaged to the extent OF $4,000 10 valued II
*lo'ooo Is owned by T. c. Ogg. oil No Wafer
street, this city, and 10 fully insured.
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
CLUSTERS MONUMENT.

ANOTHER GENEROUS GIFT FROM PLEASURE
sEEKERs--NEw YORK NEwsBoys CONTRIB
UTING.
Below chronicle tho generosity Of the guests Of
another watering place hotel in contributing TO tho
erection of monument over General Custer. char
acteristic episte accompanies tho offering from the
newsboys the metropolis cared for at the Newsboys
Lodging House.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-08

about them; nothing but what is the
truth.
"When we got as Tar as Warren
county we were camped about three
miles out Of a small town. The night
was fearfully dark, and the rain pour
ed down in torrents. That night I
made up my mind 10 leave. Thad been
down hearted for the past two months,
fer the dear girl in the camp, the same
one that Rugged me the night I was
baptized, took sick and died in the
southern part Of Ohio. 4 Thought /
could never get over that. She was a
beautiful girl. just turning ~ years.
She had the pneumonia, and she died
in her father wagon in the woods
Two days atterward we got permission
permission To bury her in a farmer y
graveyard on his farm in one corner Of
a field The funeral was al night. /
shall never forget IT, An old man took
the part of a minister. He was fear.
full thief and thought il could not
be possible that such bad man should
say the funeral prayers lof the young,
innocent and beautiful girl Four old
graves were Within the stone walls of
the little cemetery. A big tree rat.
tied its rotten hrances in the night air,
and IN that damp night the body was
lowered to its last resting place. IT.
was dressed in beautiful shrOud aud
laid in neat coffin.
"After the funeral that night, |
made mp my mind 10 leave them. At
the time started it was lst such a
night rs the funeral, only it raincd
slipped out OF the camp and silently
got away from the woods | told ms
story 10 hutel man, and got to viii.
! Transport People have been kind to
me all along and now | AN going to.
wari home ON THIS tram / hone they
are alive ana well but my heart SINKS
within me almost when think that /
I have nOr heard nom them tor So long
No doubt they have long ago thought
was dead
The woman attracted considerable
attention on the train Hel deep,
black eyes fairly sparkied when she
became warm ia her descriptions Of
forest lie She was slightly above
the medium IN height ana her skin
was a dark olive, She had a magniii-
cent set oil natural teeth, " hich were
rarely shown however, as she smiled
hut very little She was dressed IN
black, with the exception OF a cherry
eulOred ribbon bow at her throat
which 2 lady IN Williamsp1rt had civ.
en- 10 her through one Of the police
men
Talk about women being irudges
among decent white people, she con
tinued that nothing Women who
dIe compelled to lead wandering lives
IN this country are compelled To lie,
cheat steal and commit almost any
crime to obtain money There are
plenty Of women who are situated the
same as was, and who ale just wait.
my fOr a good chance 70 get OFF ="
She got of at a small station near
Allentown, and took branch road
lesding down the country. II was
learned that her proper name was
Jaiia Bogerts that her father and
motherswere dead, but that her broth
er and two sisters had removed to
Montgomery county.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-08
Chicago and NOrthwestern Hallway.

Close connections are made at Chicago with
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, Mich
lsan Sentfal, Baltimore aud Ohio, Pittsburgh,
fort Wayne and Chicago. Kankskee Line and
Pan Handle Routes, Tor all toiuts EAST and
sOuTHBAS1, and with the chicago and Alton
and Illinois Central ior all points SOUTH
Close connections are also made with the
Union Pacific X K at Omaha tor all far West
points.
Close connections are made az junction
points with trains OF Ell cross reads
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-08
A Husband Trapped.

Writing Of the carnival ball az Rome.
a correspondent to The Memphis Ava
lanche says But before l end my
account must tell you Of a certain adj
venture in which an American gentle
man figured, that has sent all Rome to
laughing. How it became public
property no one can tell, but certain il
is that everyone knows Ii, and | VIC.
late no confidence in its mention.
lie went with his wife 10 one of the
carnival balls Here he was to meet
an Italian bella donna for whom he
had tendTesse. They were to recog.
nize each other by the usual time
worn deyices--a blue ribbon in his
button-hole, an almond blossom in her
dark hair.
Naturally he had not made his wife
the c0ntidant of his little affair. and
had carfully concealed from her the
costume he had selected that of a
Spanish don. But he could not puard
all tie avenues of his secret. ana his
wife was quite clever enough TO tiud
an open one. She found out every de.
( tail of his dress, and kept the know.
ledge 10 herself, together with a,little
secret Of her own, with which she
promised herself some sport.
/ The ball was ~ his height. From !
O'Clock 20 3 the American had danced
attendance 10 his bulcinea he was
/ hurrylng OIL 10 get her an ice. when q
/ little figure in a blue domino. whom
he recognized as his wife, stopped the
/ way
She dn the high carnival yoiceil >,
| found You out, have
He--Oh, do let me alone.
/ She Indeed | won't I know yoW
I tricks and manners. ~ been watch
ing Your Irritation ia the corner
/ Pretty goings on al yoni time of life.
lie Il don't become YOU 30 throw
/ stones nv dear You are not as younl
! asgou were. Remember youf hair dive
She Ny hair is my own. al al
events. | wonder if your languid sig
4 norma knows that you take yours off al
night
lle--l declare, Maria Jane, you gei
/ more agEravating every day Its nag
/ nag nag. from morning tin night
Nou u be as had a. yom Aunt IllckliI
E a. hhu htFH bils
h. laughing yely muchl Indeed
I As bad a. Aunt liichlnf
iit--fes aud y0u couliu be- Vol Il
unless you were the det-
/ AZ ths point IA the dialogue see
( und domino came up. identical witt
the one AZ his side and e. his amaze
T meht The voice " ms gitr ,sit sweet
nv
John. dear IL r. time ut were 20
ing home IS u not
But who is this he gasped.
"On that a. Aunt iiiCklin,
lAunt iiickln be Il remarked. was 4
/ maiden aunt with shetEel-
+ I'VE are Just Ot a height, iou know.
! continued the wife "tud Ns made az
I B plan 90 dIc5s exactly alike and mol
I let ans oAe know IL been such tuh
4 htiu tlt tuuty deat
/ AuutS dear to0k on htt mask. aln
ned lie wicked fans, ANA 4ud 81,
/ Thought IL had ana informed that
] the maiden with the almond blossoms
waited ia vain f0r hel ice John
/ Who eNme IA like lion, went uut like
amh aud hs domino was found III
/ has dressing room neat mtulus tom
I into small .hIeds
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-08
PULLMAN PALACE CARS

These celebrated ears are run on all night
trains on all the lines Of this road
This IA the ONLY LINE runuing these cars
between Chicago Rad 81 Paul or Chicago
and Milwaukee
At Omaha our Sleepers COZ meet with the
Overland Sleepers on the Union Pacific Rail
ROAD Or all points west Of tile Missouri
River. Among the
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-08
SELECTED MISCELLANY.
TRUANT MADGE

TklANI MADblt
by KATE PUTNAM UsGoop.
The shadows lie sleeping on held and hill
The cows came home an houl agoi
he bees arc hIved, and the nests are stll -
Where can the child be lingering so
Oh. where can the little laRgard stay
So swift Of foot as she ever has been
Rs not So far by the meadow way
10 the lane where the blackberry vne
begin.
Her mother stands u the door way there,
shading her eyes from the setting sun
And up and down, with an anxious air,
She looks ior o trace ot the truant one
Has she wandered On whore the swamp.iow
ers blow
In the darl,ling wood aud lost her way
Has che slipped In the treacherous bog below
Thut.lidcs under mossf4 green and gay
Nav, tlhorou8 mother spare your fears
Your Iitle mAdcr u safe the while
So marsh htd screams Iu her startled eara
So forrest maze. her feet tvglilc.
She he only standing amtd the rye,
There al the cud ~ the clover plain
And pulling daisy star, % ny
Whether her love loves back again
ana WI bends over ths maa brNir
Two head are hsttrI than one, iDisooth =
Leaning aud looking, eager-eyed,
10 see II the daisy tells the ttuth.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-08
INDICTMENTS OFFERED by THIS
ROUTE

AANAffs y r " = VT III
ROUTE
TO the travelling public ore all the modern
improvements RocE an 4 Gravel Ballastea
Track, Steel Rails, Rock ans Iron Bridges,
Parlor and Drawing Room Day Coaobes.
Smoking and Lounging Cars, Westinghouse
Safety Air Brakes, MIler'a pateE. SAFETY
Coupling and Platforms, Speed, SAFETY and
Ahs6lnte Comfort
Rnnnlng Through 1--WE Great state
aud operating over 1900 miles Of road, this
Company presents u the tlaveler facilities
that ARE EoT and cANSor he offered b,
ans Competitor.
An ticket agents can sell you tickets via
this route
lfyun wish the best travelii aocommodA.
lons, you will buy your tickets BY this route,
and viii take ~ other
DARWIN HUGHITT,
General Superintendent
" II sTENNETT,
General Passenger Agent
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-08

LQGk hospital.
NuF rNA NhLlN
& WASHINGTON
STREETS.
CHICAGO, Ill

Chartered b.
the state for
the purpose ~
giving the best
possible treat
mentin al cases
% PRIyATr and
4 mRuNlc Diseases
ia an theirvmied
uHd complicated
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DIRECTORY.
West Wisconsin Railway.


Trains arrive anil depart from Hudson;
RAsTwARp
Day kxpress. Arr Il:O5A.M Den tt.Io. A.
Nlght ENp'sa Arr. s:35 p. II. Dep. $40 p N
WESTWARD
Day Express Arr 800 p N. Dep 5:O3 NJ
Nisit hNpss ART 6;4O .. NJ. Dep. Gas A. ii
Accommodation leaves for st. Paul at 700
A. Al. Arrives, returning, at $50 p ~
Through trains 10 Chicago without change
Of cars. Connections made at Camp Douelss
Tor Portage, WstertOwn, and Milwaukee
and points east VIA Gfand Haven
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS on all through
trains, tetween Hudson and Chicago.
Tickets Tor sale to all important points Ly
GEO h. HUNT, Ticket Agent
i. b. CLARKE,
Gen. Freight and Passenger Az. q. Paul
y, w WINTER, Gen. supt, Hudson.
a. n BARNES, Gen. Ticket Agt, st. Paul.
RIVER FALLS POsToFFICR.
HUDSON MAIL
Leaves ? A. 49,. .,....,.. 80. Arrives p NJ
RLLswoRTH MAIL
leaves 4P No., .,.., :. Arrives s A. NJ
PRESCOTT MAIL
Leaves Mon Wed and Fri. SAN Arrives
4PM
NEW CENTERVILLE MAIL.
Leaves X. +. Tia. aud Sat 3 a NJ Arrives
Wed and Sat JPN
FLINT, P NJ.
RIVER FALLS LODGE No. II, X. of p.
Meets LIST and Sd Monday evenings of each
mouth.
w W. VASNArTA, c. c.
d. d. Dav, Secretary
RIVER FALLS LODGE 100, +. and A. NJ.
Meets ga the hrst and third TUESDAYS Of
aauG mOath
WV L. DAVIES, Master
IT, Z. CARLTON, Secretary.
RIVER FALLS CHAP. No. Al, r. A. NJ
Meets Saturday on or preceding full moon OF
K. BoURS, II. p
W. CARLTON, Secretary.
/ 90 f., No. 1919.
Meets every Saturday at y o'clock p. NJ. at
the r hall.
GEoRsE PRATT, n. g.
w 5. ENsIGs, Secretary.
j. o of GOOD TEMPLARs.
4ioet every Friday at7P NJ. at their new
hall
W, d CARLETON, W. c T
. WooD, Secretary
RIFERFALLS GRANGE No. 81, P. ofH.
Sleets lst Friday in each month, at o'clock
81 d. PROCTOR, ~
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-08

Industry Is admirable no matter
where II "a met with, and cleanliness.
we know, Is next to goodness. BUT
even this virtue may be overdone
For instance, a case is upon record
where a woman actually secured the
neighhorhood This was little too
much OF . good thing
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-08

Rims 10 is ufH kiuwn bj tuusl persons IN the
cts. DIR JAMES has stood Is tAe bead " the
profession fof the past "a yeess, Age and expert
snce q All important n ne successful treatment
Of syphilis In au forms. Gouorthua glect stric.
turJ, can positively be cured 10 the shortest pos
siblc time Seminal weakness. emissions Of
semen 40 night, caused by self abcsc, which pro-
dtCe iwp1tenCy, pimples ou tAe face, also eau Be
cared BY the best known remedy IN the world. A
book for the million, MARRIAGE GUIDE. which
tells 300 al ahuut these die asGs. marriage. love
anG thfG consequence; five lu uihcc, OF 10 cents
% prepay postage Ladies' requiring the most
delicate attention hons and beard may call OF
wife AN business strictly confidential DR.
JAMES has ~ foSns and paliers Ia calling "a
zee nc one bat the doctof Ofhce hours. A NJ
Eniil + NJ. SEudsys, 10 % ~ Consultation
always rRTK and invited. Cal or write
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-17
SIEAI.INGN.

The night shift that went on duty at
the Herald mine, in Devils Gate dis
trict. last evening, say Saturdays
Gold Hill Meas, while driving the
north drift on the l60 foot level, and
when about 30 feet from the station,
uncovered n fine vein OF very rich ore
two and one half feet in width. Ar
assay from the face gave S2l5 19 in sil-
yer. The ore is "A fine character Of
what is known among experts as silver
glance, and many of the pieces are al
most covered with thin coatineS Of
pure native silver, and would furnish
specimens that would grace the finest
cabinets in the country. The ore vein
Is gradually widening ont, both as the
shaft is sunk downward and the drift
penetrates further northward under
the sleeper portion of the mountain.
The Herald folks are very justly elated
over the new appearance of things,
and are preparing to develop their
mine in a manner commensurate with
its undoubted value.
The same paper says: Early last
evening there was a very lively little
time on South G street. Harry Nor
ton, editor of the Silver CITY Reporter,
ldu SOll6 NOIuS With tTOSDtc lIlE
Bill" IL is said that the latter apple
TO Norton a filthy and abusive epithet
The newspaper man At once throttled
William, and at the same timedrawing
his pistol ami smashed it barrel-end
first into his lace. After knocking out
one of the Prospector's teeth, Norton
cooked the weapon and pulled the
trigger. AT this critical moment an
ar hnr ~ tx.S ~ 49, t.nu, . I.ANx III, I,-l
forward and the hammer came down
upon his finger instead of upon the
cartridge, thus saving the mans life.
The original cause OF the rumpus has
not come to light. Up to noon TO-DAY
no arrests had been made.
The people living in the vicinity 81
Guthrie's ranch, in Grass valley, says
the Situer State, have petitioned for a
postotiice, and AS the Office will be Ci.
rectly on the route between here and
Jersey, and will not entail any extra
expense on the Department, the Post
master General has considered the
proposition, and, we are Informed
granted the prayer of the petitioners
Mrs. Harriet Guthrie is to be Post.
mistress, and the narne of the office
will be Guthrie's.
The production Of the Consolidated
Virginia mine, now that the new mil
is ready to run, will be increased u;
tons per day, making a daily yield o
675 tons.
The daily capacity of the mills run
ming on bonanza ore is l,07S tons.
The California mine is producing 50'
tons of good ore per day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-17
NEW TODAY.
POLITICAL SPEAKING.

V'HE CITIZENS OF EUREKA COUNTY
i viii be addressed at thr following times
and places by tho following gentlcmen:
Ruby Hill Proper, Thursday, October 10
c. j. Lansing, Geo. W. Cassidy and Geo. W.
Bak or.
Ruby Hill. Richmond side. Saturday, De-
tober. 28-Ihes. Laspeyrc. d. h. Baily and
Geo. ". Merrill.
Palisade, Saturday, October rs -Lansing,
Cassidy and Baker.
Ruby Hill Proper, Tuesday, October 81
Lnspeyre, Baily and Merrill.
Ruby Hill. Richmond side. Thursday, Nc
vember 3-Lanslng, Cassidy and Baker.
Palisado, November 2-Baily, Lospcyro
and Merrill.
Eureka. Saturday, November 4-@IION. II.
*. MITCHELL, Lansing, Cassidy and Ra-
ker.
Eureka, Monday. November GA. NJ. Hill.
house, Cflttcnden Thornton, j ohn II. Dsnnis.
Urrin Mill r. Baily, Laspeyre and George ".
Merrill.
Any of the sandi lates upon the Republican
county or legislative tickets are respectfully
invited to meet tho above nnIned Democratic
eandlua es at any of the appoi tmonts, and
divide the time with them in the discussion
OF tn poll lea issues Of the day.
Per order Democratic County CentraI Com
mlttee. A. Il. TITUS, Chairman.
ol7td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-17

The Turkish Arlnisticc Note.

LONDON, Oct. l6.
The Times publishes the text OF the
note in which Turkey offered the six
months armislice. The Paris CORE
spondent of that paper commenting,
says: The note is conciliatory and al
most humble. The Times edltorially
says Turkey could not possibly have
been more concillatory. The note iu
diciously abstains from d~enouncing
foreign volunteers as Russians. There
is nothing i'll it at which Russia could
take nffense. The Times further says:
The fact of Russia having reverted to
the demands originally made by Eng
land would he encouraging if we could
regard with confid nee the aniInus
which prompted this course.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-17

two Sclavonians, fruit-pickers, named
Giralimo Tomadiele and Joseph Glover.
who were ut work on the premises for
Mark Rabassa. 1t grew out Of a jest
and ended in the death of Tomadiele
from wounds at the hands of Clover.
Glover ran away after the ailray, but
later in the night came II gave him
self mp to the Chief of Police and is
now in the county jail.
Failure Of an OH Firm -tapne Info
Bankruptcy Suit tn Remove tha
Receiver of the Western Savings
and Trust company.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. Is.
The suspension of the shipping and
commission firm of MnecKle, Victor
& Co. is announced. The firm j. old
and we'll established and lis pal per
always has been considered first
class. The failure is owing to a heavy
stock of bags which the firm had
bought up on speculation and for
which they were unable to lind a mar
ket.
The firm of Charles Clayton & Co.
has been placed in bankruptcy by the
creditors.
j. ii. Slocuin, a depositor in the
Western savings and Trust Company,
has brought suit to obtain the removal
of Solomon Pattee, the receiver, alleg-
ing against him various crookedness in
the conduct of the affairs of the bank.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-17
Death Of Commodore Van.
derbilf.

NEW York, Oct. l6.
The EueniRG Post says: We hear
that the Stock Exchange is about to
take steps to ascertain the authors OF
the report of the death of Vanderbilt.
and the rumors of Friday that the Trunk
lines had again reduced the rates. The
newspapers and news agencies as well
as their customers, the public. were
deceived by these sta' enents, and it is
full time that the Stock Exchange,
which secured the enactment of a Sc
we're statute which relates To such Of
lenses, should act IN the matter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-17
The Prospects of an Armisticc not
f~Iattering,

LONDON, Oct. 10.
The Daily Ne1cs has a special from
Belgrade which says Servia is willing
to accept statue quo, provided the
Turks give guarantees for the proper
government of Bosnia, but Servia will
not consent to any armistice longer
than December 3lst. If that is re-
spected now, she does not bind herself
to accept it at any future time. The
prospect of an armistice or peace is not
iiatterIng,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-17
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Jumped from n Fourth Story Win
dow.

dow.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 10.
Shortly before one o'clock yesterday
afternoon Gustavus storms, a native of
Germany, Al years of age, while suffer
ing from delirium tremens, jumped out
OF the fourth story widow OF ~Siegfried S
Hotel, Bush street, into the yard be-
low and was instantly killed. His
room mate, John Gebhardt, stated that
deceased had been very violent yester-
day morning, talking incoherently and
expressing fears hat some one was
going to hang him, At about ten min
utes To one he suddenly rose from the
bed upon which he was lying fully
dressed, with the exception of his coat,
aud rushed out of the Don Geb-
hardt being a one-armed man was I'M
able to hold him and called for help.
In the meantime Storms made for a
room in the rear of the honse. The
door was locked, but the crazy man
succeeded in forcing it open. The noise
awakened the occupant oil the room III
time to see deceased open the window.
He rushed tawards him and succeeded
in catching hold of his legs just above
his feet as he jumped out of the win
dow and held him while he called
loudly for help. Deceased struggled
violently for a few seconds, and Mr..
Rider not having received any assist
ance and his strength having given out,
was forced to let go his hold. Deceased
struck the railing in the yard, knock
ing of a board an inch thick. Sew
eral persons Immediately rushed TO the
spot where he fell and found that he
was dead. Deceased was a carpenter
by trade, and he was employed in
Platt's Hall as a laborer.
Murder Near SAN .J0Se.
SAN JOSE, CAL., Oct. 10.
Last evening a quarrel took place at
Royal Cottles' place, two and a half
miles southwest of this city, between