Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-03


county Judge, and taken twenty miles to
GIen's Falls, where he was placed i'm n cell
OF the lookup. after which he was taken be-
cor ms is }10ge, and without Rretence OF
IneclatslF haLGcuffcd. and before 1irht of
ne Sstrhs Gay was lncarc@rated in the Hui-
son River Asy lum for the Insane. Here ne
was gwen the full liberty of the asylum and
grounds, The physicians thus taciflv ADMIT
ing that Re was perfectly sane, but as DIR.
,SIeyeia;nd, inc superintendent, was absent,
lie couid Lot De discharged. After about a
week. Mr.. Wilson escaped He is an ans
heWspaper CORES pendent and well versed in
law.-f7roy Wing.
AN ISCIDENT OF THE RIors Au5,v
yesterd ay q tTavel-worn man hung about
The Der gen Point depot. He said !?othing
, nui ms presence attracted considerable at
tentlon. Late IN the afternoon he approach
90 one OF the engineers on q coal tram and
commenced 10 talk about the railroad trou-
pies, put suddenly checked himself and
WalKed rapidly toward the Newark bay
bridge. An hour later one of the men noticed
ihat the man had disappeared, and hearing
mat ne had gone in TIE direction of the
or .dge, started up the track TO look for him
AT point directly over the channel of New
ark Bay, he found hat. which he recog-
% as that worn by the stranger, and by
", Pan It 10 the unbeTs by an old knife,
Was Piece OF paper, on which was written:
u 90 lhls 10 escape crime. / was desperate
and Intended 10 take part with the rioters
nut InlnK self murder will not be so damn
other course" There was no name attached
10 the paper, and no trace has vet been
FOUND OF the 6ody.-GJersey CITY Journal.
EASTERN SHORE Recommendation
The head OF events extraordinary, one of
iDe Eastern Shore papers publishes the fol-
lowing: MI James Wilson, OF East Frank
lord, salisbury, becoming wearied with the
e1l'1't of single blessedness woOed and won 10
ms M confidence the wife OF j. Hastings, of
West Camden, Salisbury. aud on the night
OF the sd they departed for parts unknown.
accompanied by another enthusiastic couple.
J y,e1tb ma Ha"kins aged about Is years, took
WIN MIN Mary W. Taylor, aged about .
years. These parties took boat and sailed
down the Wicomico eudeavoring 10 over
iske vessel which had sailed in the after
10 take care of their only child, boy Years
JACOB thinks his spouse has played hin a
ankee trick, assisted by her Low er, who for
sahes me maiden of Ierrapin Hill, for ma
lfoh OF SKlIIpot Cove.
"A "EFRY QUIET AND ORDERLY MOB"
tCoR MarenS Gonzales ont ola Cy!Or4u,,IaII
the ether night and hanged him Ia "A telegram
pole. He had murdered an aged counIe
named Crown, who had asked ham to stay
SftT hsght, actually killing Mr.. Brown
Nhlle he was caring for his Gonzales horse.
KetErhlng TO the house, the wretch KILLED
Mrs. Grown, and left their daughter Mira
n nee Ior dead, obtaining II for his butchery
ne eScapcu 10 New Mexico, but was hunted
Gown by detectives and brought back for
ulal, and upon preliminary examination
was positively identified by Mrs. Rice, who,
pointing TO Gonzales, said: You are The
nan who murdered my father and mother,
and nearly killed me- He was also sns,
pected oil several other murders.
BLUE GLASS SwINDLE-I.aSt evening
LUIS ti Scb~ariZ, reported to Captain AIIaire
s LEM inspector at the central Office, that q
sHort time ago he answered an ADVERTISE
Inent OF the Queen City Glass aud I,amn
orks Manufactory, Cincinnati, Ohio. which
pIoiaiseo so per month and expenses to
hot hlrta
formidable document appointing him their
agent Tor BloOmingdale, ONO but n note &C
companylng it requested Mr.. Schwartz 10
i iorwSrd ITO for OUTFIT and so cents for no.
Iarlai expenses. Mr.. Schwartz semi fine
money, and found that he was swindIed.
captain Allaire made INQUIRY in the detec.
i've tI, once, and ascertained that an officer is
investigating three other swindles of "a simi.
lar nsture.-lN y. World, 81.
SUICIDE FROM LovE.-Mrs. Charles Ris-
ch'if, residing at No. &c Hicks street, Brook
Iyh, vas Mortified yesterday morning wien
-, she e went 70 call her servant, Amelia Croos,
10 hIu her suspended With rope by the neck
TO ore OF the nails In the close, of her bed-
room. Mrs. E!schof called her husband,
VINO cut The ur fortunate girl down and sum
~, H. fhyslflsn Life, however, was ex-
! ~ CT; the uody having evidently been haag-
ing lOI rome time. The deceased was a
natlEe OF Germany, thirty years of az and
nau Ior some time previous been in compan
WIN young man, who, for some reason
unkEOWn, ceased visiting her. 1t is SUP
posed that this action on his part was the
cause OF her rash act.-IN y Head, Isl.
GEN; RosECRANs AND WIFE have been
calIeo oack 10 the neighborhood OF their old
ne ~ ONO, 10 attend their dying daughter
MISS Mamie ROsecrans, who had become "a
nun IN The TTsuline Convent St Marine
a BIown county, OHIO, and was known 10 her
community as Sister st. Charles She has
been dangerously Ill, and has recently baen
having frequent hemorrhages and falling
aaplaiy' Her parents were telegraphed for
Oh me Zith ultimo, and the General was tn
meet her at Elko Station. He has been EN-
gagged in experimenting important mining
operations in California.
RELIABLE private Information from Lon.
6 non Is 10 TIE effect that Maurice Strakosch
nas peen successful In attaining the object
ior which he went SO suddenly abroad. He
mas not only engaged Adelina Patti to come
70 10 ms country the approaching season, but
ne is also making up an entire operate com
Pahy or singers, none of whom have ever
Deen heard in America. Among them 10
Nlcoiini, the celebrated tenor, whose name
me famous prima donna. and who is. peS-
maps, The real cause Of PATHS failure TO again
MAKE a 81. petersburg engagement.
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.-Duringa thup-
yer storm on last Friday afternoon, Miss
near Shepherds Mil, six miles from Berry.
vile, Clarke county, was killed by light
mug We learn that member OF the family
ar.S ,He. s.tt.h5 oy uef Sue was uuIDjured,
aId mat no damage was done to the house or
furniture. The young lady was 2a wears Of
age Winchester Pa.) Times.
jog Goss FREE AGAIN.-Jog Goss tho
pnglilsi, after considerable experiences I'm
Keptucky Jails, breathes the air of freedor
ne Faio SEQ hne aud gave bond for the re-
ma,nder OF The $3.50. The money was raised
by his friends. ASeo
THE telephone aud educated f,eas bave
got over 10 London, law
rs The Iowa Changers are after a repeal of
their own freight laws. Va
DThomas II. Greevy, democrat. waz
eisctec city recorder OF Altoona, Pa, Tues.
day, by thirty majority.
n|The New Orleans Picalan,e, saws that
'tf some OF the strikers would strike ths
earth with hoes they might gain bread.1
RT-"A colorei barber is candidate for as-
gets in IL will be by q close shaye.U-fNs,u