The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-06

bringing food and drnk. soon ate
| thinking what r%emsd Co b. milk. from
The can she brought hr tell 90 th~ q .u.
c"uvul-ion-. bis throat turnsd hlsek
md hr died The sergeant oi poltc.. wh,
'urrird 10 the cell a-ked the wife wis.
-h- bad given him aud -h.' answered b.
N'ckinE over the can and spiiliur the rs.-t
y the milk on th~ hHar The utiicsr
ard lttlr OF it. however She then
'Hid that brandy was in ths can. tn
,nrou-r found gaping wound. On th,
lead mans head. which drew ir,sm the
vile the explanation that two weeks aao
ne quarreled with Edward Fitzgerald
sud the latter struck him with an iron
crew. She did not know whether the
wounds had been dressed OF not
The milk brought by Mrs. Fallahee o.
her husband was analyz~d lat evening
'nd found To contain no poi-ou other
hAn bad whisky. She was discharged
This is from the same paper.
Thomas Brennan oi 224 East 22nd Sc
Fhile drunk. yesterday. entered Mrs
Mary Wallaces house, at 222 East 22ud
=, aud assaulted her Ms. Wallace is
I'D aud iniirm Her grand son. Thomas
Donovan. attacked Brennan. and both
oiled into the street There D1novsn
picked up a paving stone aud struck
Brennan on the head A. Brennan stag
sered "ff Donovan sought police oficvr
,ud Brennan was soon aft-rward iuund
ying uneousciou. In a lumber yard at
he foot OF 23d street. The Bellevue
Hospital surgeons found a compound
fracture OF the skull, which is necessarily
fatal.
The following Is dispatch 10 the Gin
cinnati Commercial:
ToLEDo, o., August 10.
Yesterday Afternoon. az White House.
u miles from here. boy named Lincoln
McMullen. while intoxicated. shot Bert
Bradley in the left lung lie was alive
his morning. but IL not expected 10 sur.
vive. MeMullen Is IN Jail here.
This We find in the ~ Y sun:
Nav HAvgx. August 7.
Following are the particulars Of the
murder of Daniel Barrett. OF this city by
Edwin y wh.tney. in Meriden The
murder occurred IN the rear OF n saloon
iud restaurant IN State street kept BY
John + SOmers aud Richard Hanchett
Barrett and Edwin n. Whitney aud 9th
-rs had been IN the saloon al the even
iug Some time after midnight Whit
ney treated six or eight of the Young per
.ons present but did not treat Barrett
Angry words followed Then esch party.
With irirnds went out N the rear Of the
.aloon. A fight ensued. whitney says
hat Barrett was on top Of him. aud 9th
~ were kicking him. aud that h~ took
his knife out Of hi- pocket opened IL
yith hi- teeth. and struck at Barrett b..
cause he thought his late wa- ia danger. |
not intending 10 XIII bin. Whitney 80
sped to his home
Th. police iound Barrett rroauinr on /
the ground llis woaud was over thr.r /
iuchr- deep ou he left side between hi- /
Iip Hni rus- 4 doctor prubed i aud 80 /
.nc,. pronounced 10 fatal The tuiir ea- 4
'ur used 90 eat i-ath..f. with re- thr.,. inr b ]
dad" Il Ma found iu th~ street fne
.'iic- wHnt g. Nhitney'- hus0d 1901. p.fe..
r Merriam street sud arrested him "
'iaim-d that b.. bad -tihh..d B,tr..tt w
.sit del~uc.. Barrett di.d 80 3 30 .. ~
sunday Before death be- id..nt.h 4
Whitney his murderer. aud msdr =
.tat-m~nt t0 City Atturuey Fay. who
tainted Nhvu be saw th- horubl. wound
The following j. from the same paper.
Mrs Mary Ann G.an~y. OF 2 Hsrprr-
court. BROOKLYN, yesterday timidiy Tu-l
Tered Mayor Schroeder'- ofiic- b-arin ~
cholera infantum. aud told an affecting
story OF suffering caused by her drunk~n
husband james GalIn~y. and Barney
MuIhollaud a saloon keeper in Jay
street, near Concord She bad been mar
ried eleven years. and had i've children
Her husband. who - serving term in
the penitentiary for drunkenness and
.iisordrrly conduct, has not done any.
thing To support b~r. and she has earned
q scauty living by wa-hing When she
could not give her husband money hs
lrove her into the street. aud forced her
To seek other shelter She began %
pawn her clothing and her household
uruiture TO get food. aud he at ouc.. b..
gan 10 use the pawn tickrt- 10 get drinks
IN Mulhoiland's saloon When she rc
used a. give him the pawn tickets h.
Iorcibly took them away from her She
a-ked Mulholland not 20 accept the tick
rs. but be elected her from his barroom
md dreneh~d her with water. She
lawned everything she bad. except scant
'lothing for her person. aud A. fact a.
he got pawn tickets her husband took
hem to get liquor. The Mayor gave
Mrs. Gsiiuey money. and provided b.r
With temporary home. lie will en-
leavor TO have Mulholland's license r.
loked.
This we get in the Cincinnati CONNER.
,ial:
CUrTtx0 AFFRkY Charles Devote. who
Keeps q saloon ~ the southwest corner
D Fourth aud Nam streets, got drunk
ast night. aud little quarrcl-ome
W hil- IN that condition. he gut into
uss with Tom. Marsh. an old painter
,bout fifty years OF age. who krep- his
paint shop up stairs az 81 Wet Fourth
street Marsh owed Devote little bill.
,Bd some ugly word. passed. Devote
knocked the old msn down aud com
r-nced kicking aud stamping him
Marsh jumped up and -la.h-d D-voto So
serrly with "a kutie on both sides OF thr
neck and across the face Devote was
ak-n home. uhrre his wounds were ~.
I+nd~d TO Match went 10 Hammond
Street Police station. la order 90 make
, statement 10 Lieut-nnnt Montgomery
The Lieutenant With charsct-rtstic pt
.i-uc-. heard the story. aud then iock-i
VI ,r-h up on charge OF cutting with iu.
tent O. kilI. much 90 thr apparent suf
PRISE ui the latter. llosrv-r it souId
.vem from uu account shat the yuttlu.
sa- actually done in -rli d-i.uc-