The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-03-06

himself 80 badly that lie died from the
ininnps
Nx- A Hartford bov was throw, from, n
donble-rinner recently. and his hin h,oken.
hut he didn't saw ANYTHING ahout IL for n
week. and now he will be crinple for
life.
Vs n,ne.eeh year "lo g',i was whlppe9
oy ~ ascnoo,nlas'er AZ hlan"see' .'. iowa, anu
promise, alleging that they had for year
been matrimonially engaged.
reg bag containing tho hodv NJ an
infant vos ilshad o,,t az ,ha ,,,or a. p,,,s
hnroh. recentlv Tho child had ev;dentlv
bea5 a,ive yhen born .,,d ,.as ,,ndo,,htadi,,
drowned Places oe irnn had baan nlace3
in the bac to sinh II
lad;es nnnn chair Sacea Ia said to often
contain lead which renders IL verv ;ninri.
ous. If little iodlde of potash Is drop-
ned unon the uovder the nresence of lead
will be revealed bv it's turning yellow.
vB man IN the top story OF chicago
hotei , at5racted crowd OF pedestrians
hupored ieet below by waving u pillow
fellows Oh to the of,ice and tell them
TO send me mn n cocktail - His hell was
broken.
UB fonceman II. w. Freeman shOt ana
mortal'y wounded EDWARD ltlce at a mouse
on walker avenue, charleston, Mass,
recently. Inc oincer was endeaVorlng 10
arrest noted thief and garroter named
donovan, wnen he was SET upon by tne
and firallv comnelled m nse his revolver
NE Efforts were ma de on Wednesday at
Newport to arrest Rev. Charles Thorpe, an
Episcopal minister, of Berry, province of
Quebec, who eloped last Saturday with
young lady of respectable family, leaving
his wife and three children. AS Thorpe
could not be held, he left for Utica, N. Y,
the girl going to Lowell and refusing to
return home.
p 1..;.. ru,s
porter saved and bought real estate. His
wife, who drank secretly pawned his coat,
in the pocket of which were the title deeds.
The pawnbroker refused to restore them
unless the advance was paid. The Court
of Chancery has restrained him from
parting with them pending the hearing of
an action.
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We no~ % es,uenoe oonri.mI snaIni 'no l.e suoplo.
,onS I'M in'' pnu, eio 'So Dag;J donoa %ooa
on ne onhey iv"nr" '",ilo"u' WnoSo ,e
near Harrisburg, was thrown there by
some of the gang of counterfeiters with
whom he had been connected, as he had ex-
pressed determination to expose the gang
after his own arrest for passing their
bogus money.
sz-Tho 1o,ao, ,6,o;o,, uo,.,,, bo.
tho c,i,ow;,,n ga aoInhra, ,od a y, ,,ooal;st
,,I,oso do,,aS all oo.;n,. ,,e,a os mi,
,rard ana nmmo;n,v % as % Lie ueoe mo ,sos beami;
ful, said one day TO Charles Bannister !:
DO you know what made my voice SO
meiodlous? NO., replied bannister'-
why, tnen, "hen was h'teen s"a,low-
eu py accideht some tralh OIL. uoh1
thlnk, re1oined bannistef, IL would nave
uone you any hartn' II, aC the same tinie,
you hau swahoweu uancihg master.
E3s- A blast of thirteen holes was ex-
ploded a few days ago at the bottom of the
Iocbiel stone uuarries. near Harrisburg.
through the apepcy of dynamite. with
astonishing results. The bulk of stone
heaved up is estimated at 500 perches,
some pieces being of astonishing dimen-
sions. Three pieces were measured and
found to be sixteen feet long, seven feet
wide and four feet thick. or sufficient to
buiId about 1863 feet of ordinary stone
ience.
tB- The law of Missouri requires that
when man is TO be arrested. the warrant
shall be read to him. While Deputy Mar
shall Hughes of jackson county was read
ING warrant to Frank Miller and Richard
Green, whom he found while they were
cboppinp wood in the Little Blue bottom.
Green SHOT him Through the heart. killing
him instantly, Both men fed. bnt were
cantured lasf week in T,afavette county.
N"Pe $3.50 49, go