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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-11

vines have fruited four or five years;
and the summer pruning should con-
sist ia cutting away feeble shoots
wherever found, thus throwing the
vitality of the vines into the stronger
canes, which will produce the fruit
buds of the next season.
2 Pinching back bearing canes to
with a leaf or two of the nearest
punches Il of no benefit to the fruit,
as the leaves of the canes are the
lungs Of the vines /; and I claim
thet il the vines be shortened in at
all. it should be done very moder-
ately. merely stopping the further
growth Of canes by pinching them of
near their ends.
3. Ia no case should the most
thrifty canes be shortened during
the summer, as they will be the canes
which bear the next years fruit.
As the fruit begins to turn in
color. do not remove any leaves to
expose the grapes to the cum, as they
ripen no sooner by so doing, and the
effect of the sun is injurious rather
than beneficial, while the removal of
the leaves actually retards the ripen-
ing Of the grapes. by checking the
flow of sap through the canes, which
the leaves regulate according to the
requirement of the growing fruit.
5. To produce tine best fruit, and
in perfection, the small clusters of
grapes. when vines set q great deal
Of fruit, must be cut, or pinched of,
leaving but one bunch generally to
each shoot or cane. Many vines are
often 40 productive that it is impos-
sible for the roots to afford full susie
nance to the entire crop; and in such
cases | remove about one-half, 81.
ways leaving the largest punches,
and the result is splendid # uit, while
that on vines not 50 served is of much
less value.
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writing to John kirkpatrick, Cambridge, Ohio.
, 1877-10-16
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.


HAVANA, Oct. 15.-St. Tiomas ndvsccs stale
Tint II fearful hurricane visited Curaeoa mud
nctcIboring islands Sept. q, and caused great
damage. The Wind blew from all quarters
The sen washcd away tho lower part Ut tho
Town Of Wihemstadt, and nearly every house
In What Is known as the PctrimaY quarter was
destroyed. Tic Notifications arc In ru!ne. Many
families arc destitute. The damage to uropctty IS
estimated at oycr 100000. A Dutch mnn-of-
war and two Uutch scilponers weTe WRECKED,
The ncfGhburhood of tho lsland of Uonairo Wcre
.uIErd.
ROME, Oct. 15.-Anton!o scialoJa, lawyer
md political economist. liz dead.
THE INDIAN FAMINE.
LONDON, Oct. 15.-1t ia estimated that tho
Ealntuc viii cost the Indian Government E15,-
pO,0OO, exclusive Of tho loss Of revenue u1Ml
other indirect effects,
RECENT FAtGrREs.
NEW YoRE, Oct. 15.-It Is reported that a
large private bank In Vienna has failed. Lila.
btics, El,ID,UU.
BERLIN, Oct. lI.-Thc total losses hy the fall
urc Of thc llittrrschuftltrho Bank nj Stetti will
ptoaably amount to over is,OOO,O00 marks. Tho
Natt"nal Hank is NctiveIy assisting some Of tho
firms tnrnfycd 81 US to prevent tho extens!on OF
tte .a1amity-
BERLIN, Det. 15.-1t has been discovered that
thr Directors OF the lsittcrscllatsche Rank, In
addition to the xhnlcsae tsconnting OF do,lbt-
fHl h.lls, have undertaken the guarantee for
!NltEN marks which do not npIcar on the
books.
, 1877-10-16
The Independents Germans.

Nt,n FORK Tfmts. Net. u.
mcct!n. of tho German American Inde-
pendent Citizens Committee was held Inst cyrn-
Ing at Beethoven Hall, Ms. Oswald Ot.cndorfcr
presiding. In calling the meeting to or,ier, Mr.
Oticndorfcs rcrIcwc, briefly thu political situa.
ton, and stated that In lLis opinion neither Ut
the tlkrts at present lii tho Geld would met
with public approval,
The following preamble md resolutions wcrc
thrn rcau:
WHEREAS, In view Of the lnmentAblc failure Of
the Republican and penocratIc parties of this
hlats. ns septetent'd In tlirir respective c"nsen-
prnpc. .uil,s the independent German. Amurscan
enKenr' A'sneiatoh OF the City and Cuunty Of
erct AMI disappointment Vt ths lack 81 Wisdom and
patriotism which characterized tho proceedings 1t
ti,r.r epnsenton", mn. tho principles embodied Ii
wnrns.s, Ths iteruSlIean Convention ha. not
ony ignored and PASSED over in .llcucu thr isud
tfon NJ harnupy alnnng the sartous acrt,ons of the
country @ ahA w attempted cfstlSet Frform,
hat u. ny 'mpl!eatlon Eefnacd to rso ahoye mere
paEtf level, nnd haH ttInururatcd a h1atie npposi.
tian to thu tysc,n q reform which llas been hapl
- thu lrsinnins u d hettvr era, and ~ tho com.
higher nspirat'unE ii puhc government;
WHEH.As: ~, Thc Republican Convention 1t The
ton to the will and l,catun of ons OF more pasty
LADDERS l'ar made It mpuastbis for Tic Indepcnd.
en citizen snd v".cr who cares moru for lii eouM.
tty than fot 1aTly t1 in,nr+a tbs action OF That
Cnnstnllon by voting for ia entire Ticket;
NnEnk4s, The brtnucrai!c Convention has e.cp
OF faction. and has handed oves no. only ths civ
qas o chsf Of ~ n,s hs s absoue
ths consen,sn: IL. h.s a.. sa'g aea ss
tsnu' nn Tweed !t,ngs, ard has yTtlay lct i1ci 10
ot!tea the p,inciple. !naaK,ara'e'. slIyr lie u.
tile C1kY anu Ek34N f4 4 rack OF fObtArx ahL
, 1877-10-16

money, when Lee dropped It, 1llsllop, having
thus K,tten 1otsc, made dcaI run for tho
gate, when the police, taking q hack.
tarRnttep, amt nn Immense crow.l gathered
asn,ut tho psckprkets, crying unt voctfcrnn*l.y,
Hang them! flans tltctnl'' nu'l the widest
excitement prcyailc't. The enforcement af ,note
Inv was "n'y prevented hy tue IN'!ie: clearing
way nntl hurrytnR tho prisoners to the etty.
ioh wero tail..l, atrl arc tlckctcL Tor tho f'e,l
tentiary tfts week, half tlozcn or tuorc having
witnessed the rubbcry. Turf snrn say il.o*e
and Louisville, at cact, Ut which places eusc onc
WIS robbed, mi OLD gcutIcf,Inti nt the last ,an,cl
place having had fsis u "''srt Accrcsi nf 800.
, 1877-10-16

appointed committee erfrranal residences In
accordance with thr foregoing rtntcmenfs.
AFTERNOON sEsst0A.
Bishop Ames ptcs1desl A. the afternoon res-
sion, tho Rev. e. s. Truct,le1l leading tho tlc-
vnttnns.
The American Tibte Society was iutiorecsl.
pointed out.
Tic COMMITTEES on Frce,1men's Cause re-
ported collections. tt,:53T9.
The report OF the Committee on Episcopal
Residence was adopted.
The Committee Who were empowered to pro-
cure an set ofincorppraton for tht Conference
Committees on Statistics, Esi,ication, and
Temperance presented their report All were
adopted.
The appointments will 10 announced To-
morrow nlorning, Immediately before thc aL-
iournment.
IN TIE KvRHlNH
The subject of temperance was discussed, tho
Rev. j. L. Cleveland presiding, and several in-
tcresting addresses were delivered.
, 1877-10-16

,LEAvEHwoRrM, Kan., Oct. t5.-Iohn N.
Crowell, srecinl agent uf tho Post Office De-
rartmcnt, reached this city last csonn :, Lavsng
In charge Charles ". Prescott, Assistant Pest
master at f'reat 1,cut1, Kan., whom lo
nrrcstcl last satur,lay inr ritling reg.
istercd letters. Prescott confessed to taking
several 1,nsctl sioliara. Crnwcil fo,tnti tnnI,ty
III E'rpscft's possession that he asl tnvlt,+el IN
atlceoy registered letter, 50 there was nuttlny
lett tor him tu .ln but tn confess his guilt.
rcsrntt stool lliEi, IN the community, anu has
many relations nt,.Uig The must proInI,nnt nnl
respectable people intlr,s s,ortson Of tho STATE.
, 1877-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS,

Sptrta! NsDatcA 10 TAs Chtc17o 7>1snse
NT. vsasos, ILL.,, Oct. ls,-The Cairo Pres
bJteTy. embracing that portion of the vineyard
knuwn - Egypt, met In this city To- might, aud
was fully oFgauized for business. Theirs was
fair representation present, though ruost ot th.
meMbcra are expected to arrive bY to.morfow's
ttaIux. In the abscuce OF tho krv. C. Z. Ftsh.
OF DuQnoin, Moderator Ut The last Cunfsrepcr,
tue exesclscs uf tha evening wers conducted "
tho Rev. J. u. Grceu, Of Hha~ueetosn, WHO
preached ~ able sermon. The Rev. j. G. hut.
1er, Of Grand Tower. wn3 chosen Moderator.
The PresbylsrY will continue In sesstou several
days.
I. n. C.. l..
xp4ctat ptsoatcA to T7s Cascaaa 7s4Sxas.
CEpAR RAPIDS, L., Oct. 15.-,rhe Convention
, 1877-10-16
ASIA.
Et1NS f1F WAR.

IoAnoy, Oct. IA special to tho Tina
from Calcutta says: " It Is feared war Is imtnf-
ncnt between the British and the Emur Of AT.
ghan,stan and tho Khan OF Ke1at, in consr-
9ucncc OF tho location Of British forcc ut
Quetta, in Dclnochistan, which tho Ktan and
Eulur constrlle to tncau the permanent occupa-
tlon Of that country. Though tic force at Qucttn
Is only sent nsowclly as an escoFt to the British
resident agent, yet tic Etccrpy declares its
maintenance there il necessary rlcaauro OF the
Imperial policy. The Esnur nf Aighanissan IS
the iureible expulsion uf the British, for which
he offer. hts help, aud warns the Khan That their
continued prescuec .ncaus eventual absorp-
, 1877-10-16

Sbf7&3 II6[ut& 70 2A1 EHttSa47 7T4VRH&
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. la-Just ~ the
horses wcse about to 90 10 thu string 10 the sec-
ond rnce to-day, great deal OF excitement Was
produced In ths grahd stand by ]. s. Bishop,
claiming to hail from Ct. Louia, picking tho
ves&-pocket OF George Fortune, Of Glaagow,
Ky., Of $50. Fortune caught Bhhop ip the act
aud demaudcd ILL money. At that moment
James Lee, claiming TO hs from Quincy, ILL.,, q
pal Of HEhop, came up and took the stolen
money from him, and wAa about 70 depart,
Wien Fortune eollHsd Lee, demanding thu
, 1877-10-16
AN AD1sOlr ROBBERY.

Sr. Louis, Mo., Oct. 15.-At half-past II
o'clock to-day a man rushed into tho wholesale
grocery house Of II. +. Rcdhed, NJ. $40 North
Second street. and uskc'l tho aookkccncr to
change SO note; at tho satne moment another
,.,an attracto,l tho attention OF tho lhokkcepcr
In m Opposite direction, and tho 1rst man .ex-
tcruusiy at,straetch $50 In cuasi pnd <3,0O0 III
DRIFTS, chccks, ETC., md cacapod.
, 1877-10-16

PHILADELPHIA, Pa-, Oct. 13.-Neettp1s OF
the non Union men Of tho Delaware, Lacka-
Wanna 4 Western mines vese held near Scsan-
ton to-day, md resolutions. were adopted set
thug forth the fal.aeJ Of longer continuing tho
started work to-day, aud mas. meeting Of
mioess will be held to-norros looking towards
= resumption Of work. Scranton is t,lted with
solltsss, zlal w further 1unL4u Is anticipated.
, 1877-10-16
"H0MES IN TEXAS"

~ H& luxor o. Jhf 3nbuAs,
CHICAGO, UT. l5.-Prs1uit me to correct
Typographical error In my communication pub
l'shed thfS morning. Tie word tfood ~ wa
printed inssea4 Ut 'fuel''
InE statement intended 70 bs mala was that
the International & lireat Northern Kllroa,i
furnishes trcs to Immigrants, At the "Hu,ns.n
vt Palestine, shelter, fuel, fur 10th beating an.l
cooking purpUses, aud lights.
j. II. pAaE, g, p. d T. A.,
No, lA ClaTk ttreet
, 1877-10-16

that ,1eacrtcra from rlevna report that Osman
Fasha's army Is destitute Of clothing and AM
munitInu, ard srantity progisioncd. Thn men
md offlccrn arc Tired fighting and suffering, and
disposed 10 surrender,
ASIA MINOR.
Russian and Turkish 4dyfccs indicate that tho
Russians occupied tho TaRul Hills, SArbstop,
and Kizlt Tcpe, abandoned by Mukhtar Pasi,a,
and arc rnaunuvcrtpR for an advantageous posi-
tlon from which to make a ncw attack ea the
Turkish lines concentrating about Aladta-Dagt.
rLEyNA.
special from the Russian headquarters At
Oorny -stut'cn says tic Imperial Guard hare all
gone 10 r1cvna, lud the Czarontch will not
ronltnsnl them to avoid clsshing wtAh the
Prince Of Rounanfa.
Constantfnoplc reports telegraphic rommunI-
tlon Nth plcvna fe-essablishcd.
\ HOAX.
LONDON. Oct. 15.-Thc Hungarian invasion Of
Roumaua |. positively declared l'oax.
PnRrAnlSG FnH WINTER.
LONDON, Oct. i5.-A correspondent al Setova
rises favorable account of The Russian prepara-
lion for winter campaign. Vast stores Of eprn
and forage 1lnye been lnIl In at the depols along
the roa.1s, hut thc null is f1ghtfal. On the
road two milcs south Of the Stmnltza brtilrc It
Lakes eight horses and twenty men rushing be-
hind to rel light wagon through. rho railway
from Fratcsi to sitnsitza IL progressing RAPIDLY.
HEArEH orr.
A spcefnf from Theeapta states that the Rus
SLAMS attacked Sultna a1 destroyed part Of the
town, but we're hcatcli OF.
4 CORRESPONDENT at Ccttiujc reports that the
bulk pf the Mnntcncgri,1 army has bcth dis.
missed to sow the crops.
Trustworthy alvlccs from st. Petersburg
state that lo0 bAstalluns Of troups Of the line
, 1877-10-16
KIJ.kT.tfx.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. ia special to tho
Coaritr-Jonrnat aays Dayi.l Hail, VI franklin
County. was whipped Saturday night BY
masked ,ncn. Hall met John Thomson
this morning, anil recognized IN him
sl,o. him, wo,n,lltlg lin severely. 11o rras
afterwards arrested, but readily gave tall. It
Is thought this will result III unearthng nnA
bringing to Justice band Of socal,eA Ku-klux
who llavo been disturbing Franklin County for
,praFN.
, 1877-10-16
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

PHILADGkFHlA, Oct. lA-AfFsTed, sfeamahip
Lord Give, from Liverpool.
Loapos, Ues. la-Ths steamships 81. Luz
Ivnt, ft.M New York, and SaruAti4n, from
Aohtre4l, have arrived out.
NEW iuAk. Oct. la-Asriyed, steamer Psrs-
iesc, from uayrc; Gallest, from Hamburg.
, 1877-10-16

Special nIspuicA to 7as Chtenao Tribune
pEs MONIES, H., Oct. 15.-Juhn L. lAnntn,
charged with burglary at Springfield. H., and
running nway with another mans wife anl
child, WIS arrested hero to-lay. Thc woman
anil cllili were taken back several days nro, but
LIurlat, hid IN q cunl tnlnc for four days, and
was forced out By hunger.
, 1877-10-16

Of the Young Mems Christian Association whess
commenced here m Thursday night si.,seti last
evening Mt hAlf-last 10. ami Is Rnf,t tu hare trrn
tic most successful one ever hchl In the State.
The Pastors of nearly nlt the Churches hnvo
1oine, in request to Mhj. Cole, of Chlyago. to
remain here and h,l,t series ii Gospel meet
InEs, which he has consented to DO.
, 1877-10-16

HALIFAX, Oct. h--A French oEtesnttuo Is
wrecked near Capo Race. md Of her crew Of
niue only one il savcd.
Mrs, Trrsrture, OF Fredericton, aud Mira Jo-
semi Carter, Of Lung Reach, wcro drowned In
81. Johns liver, bein8 thrown overheard by
callahan tf boa&&.
, 1877-10-16
1ltf1AAlYa

Sntc.at DtxpatcA ia Tht Chicago Trtbnne.
ADRIAN, Mlc,, Ort 15.-y1Ifton Grassland,
tho son Of pastor Of tho United Brethren
Clurcs, In Ogden, was Jailed hero yesterday,
charged with btaamy, Ills father o1l:fated At
thu youths last nArrIa1t.
, 1877-10-16

Nsw ORLEANS, Oct. 1s,-Capi. vet zatf, Of tho
achnooucr Jennie Wood from Tartan. reports
a heavy gale there sept o0th, lasting twenty
four hours, xld dotux grest damage to plAnta*
lions all along tho coast Of b4y Island MANY
goastinX.tessclg luat.
, 1877-10-16
the WEATHER,

WAsH1naroa, Oct. 1871 a. m.-For tho Uppe.
Lake rcyion and Upper Mississippi Valley, part
" cloudy weather, occa4lunAi are2s OF rain.
stationary Of higher pres&nro and temperature.
1ouAt ossxGvArroSs.
, 1877-10-16
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary snd Womb Diseasea. Gravel DIsctes nrnnay.
,.optaEs of Wstcr. lncuntacnrs VI UyIne l.flKtis
p5,sk M dsl..sss ny Ts.ct thlrk c'oajy mlttl
"be six. " theru Ii hlurbt. dnrk biltous spIea
,nce anil white atc dust dtpOss, nhi wtlun thru
j,au lu The snsli of tho bsck and alonx The lolus
, 1877-10-16
AN IMPORTANT Letter,

ANN AkroK4 Mich. April ~ 1878. -~nR. l4pwAy-
Kind sir. hare been taking your Veaoivcut, isrxn.
iatE4s s and Mo usiax The 1EeaiI iei:st sious
st'at r!nent physictaas Of our Medical College prp-
Thry were liks Knots on ; tree. Nj weight wAa rs
tpauIs when commenced With soar s~lnedieA. aRl
Ii two hnndfrl and ten t0Ana hut tliat r&
u! FOne yet ha!a taken tw6ntJ four h,ttEs NJ e'
.Tent hue OF lteFf. and twenty -four hotties Of pils.
kot The tneulchta from II, Ufe1fL Please acnl mo
your hook "Ralsa and TtuRH
- --- NILS, c. EIlApF.
, 1877-10-16

EV1AN9V1LLE g. TEltRE IFAUTE.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. 15.--Thc stockhold-
ers OF tho Evansville 4: T'crrc ltaute Railroad
to4lay reelected the old Board Of Directors,
and will doubtless re-cicct tic oil oElcera. T't
year.
, 1877-10-16
Tumor OF Twelve Yoars' Growth
Cured by Radway's Rosolvent

In. NAnwAY-I have hal Ovarian Tuulef Ia shs
nvArrs and !oxela, All lie doctors s.ld .'thrrs VI
no ilslg fyr r." trfct sssrythl1E thai WA recon-.
.na thought x.u!4ts? 4 Iat haI n9 ia:!h - f. 4:
nf tho lesolsrnt and h0k VI lsdwsys ps and tNo
i.1les ot JauI headY !eef ana ehsra Is not sIvn VI
',nrpteI .!1n M h.ss t.r twsIss ysHrs Ins woIst
write thts q yau Tor lhe btnrhi nf others T1u RI
publish u t Jou choose. HANNAH +. KkAff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03
AN OFFICER LOCKED UP.

Between nine and ten O'Clock on Wednesday oven
ing Henry Rurt. janitor OF Tho tenement No ISL:
second avenue, notified that unknown bums
mer lying asleep unoccupied suit OF apart
ments the top floor Rurt summoned OGicer
McGii, of tho Nineteenth precinct who followed him
to the room wherein the man sleeping The lamp
which Rurt carried was extinguishcd by the wind,
anitor left the ostensibie purpose OF
lighting AS he departed tho door closed, and when
Onicer McGill minute afterward had awakened the
sleeping interloper he found that the unknown man
and himself prisoners. The door was
apparently locked, aud no amount OF force
that the officer could bring TO bear would
open IT, McGill found small WINDOW
opening the and squeezed through,
dragging his prisoner with him. On the sidewalk the
officer met Rur aud after releasing his prisoner took
the antor into custody Rurt was Yesterday arratgnod
before Justice Morgan at the Fiityseventh street
Police Court He denied that nc had locked the officer
In, but admitted that he had lett the house tor the
purpose o procuring the services Of another officer
he had that McGil and his prisoner were old
friends Justice Morgan fined Rurt $40, In default OF
OF which OF which to stand committed for ten days,
but after being locked up Tor few hours he was re-
leased and the fine RENTED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03

About q month ago officer Chisrdi, OF the Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Children, procured
the arrest Of Terence and Mary Boyle whose chill
dren, James. aged tom Mary Jane, seven; Caiharne,
four, and Margaret two and halt years, he found
without food, hudded together in misera-
BILE tenement, the west side. The chill
dren committed TO the Institution of Mercy, but
were returned TO the parents later upon the latter
promising TO do better. Between one and Two o'clock
yesterday morning Officer O'Connor OF tho Twentet
precinct In tho doorway OF tenement called the Old
OK House, at No. 5o7 West fwenty-hith street,
found n woman crazy with liquor and covered with
blood from deep cash In her head An intox ca led
and Infatuated man was running about in
search the who his wife.
In u four almost naked children
huddlcd together and trembling with lear. Paren Is
and children were brought to the Thlrty-seventh
street station nousc, where the children werc
Immediately gwen food and q bath they
we're sadly IN need OF both. The dclectabe
par VINO owned tho children proved TO be
Terense and Mary Boyle, and they were committed
to tho Island Tor six months yesterday by Justice
Wandel The Oldest child, James, was sent TO the
Catholic Protcctory and the younger ones back to the
institution by the same magistrate with insructiO
Tor them not to be discharged save by his order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03
TOO MUCH LOVE.
From the San Francisco Post, July "a.

From the San Francisco Post, July "a
Making love by moonlight stated by those who
supposed to know be dcliciousy enticing pastmo;
but there are casesfor instance where the lady Is
marricd-n which the love is consequently Illicit and
pistol balls nrudc themselves unpleasantly the
mantle scene, when the fascination OF the amusement
10 nearly, not quite, destroyed such was the case
on Mnna street, the house No ~ about three A.
NJ. yesterday. Annie Cattermale, young brunette
whose beauty aud love OF admiration have led her 10
listen TO FASHIONED words Of others than her lawful
spouse, remained until the time mentioned at the
sacramento House, on Mission street, In company
with a GOD looking young man named William Roe.
Love dreams were at that tme ntrudod upon ny Tears
OF discovery, and shc started homeward, refusing
williams escort, but getting policeman 10 accom-
pany her short distance below her house she met
QUE Php Montague, another good looking young man
who boards and IN her own house and prosecues
his suit under the very eyes OF tho husband. WIN
William. who had followed her At distance IN
see that she got homo safely, encountered tho pair
word two was SAID, pistol flashed and pistol Da
which enfod Williams Uranium. Moro than tins, the
Jealous Philip hammered his rival with the butt oil the
revolver until Occr Cullen and others induced hin 10
des,sl The husband was not Informed, but the Two
mon aud the woman wore marched down 10 Tue cry
PRISON. Boc detained us n witness, Montague was
charged with assault TO murder, and the woman was
released. Al i've O'Clock shc walked nervously lnto
Kcarney coffee saloon, ordered cup oil coffee,
and then unable to touch IT, laid her head on the ablo
sobbcd pititully as TO attract the ATTENTION Oh
Officer Mcncner, who happened III the Saloon she
told hun sho had nowhere 10 60, and wanted very
much to lie down. tho officer conducted her 10 the
International Hotel She remained there until half
eight, when tho Ohccr. VINO was waiting TOT hcr,
opnir ed n con that II she who had done the
shooting. she was therefore charged with assault 10
murder Montague declares that Roe pitched INTO
him. shat no sttuck him with the revolver, not at
tempting to shoot him. but that tho pistol was dis
charged In the scuine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-03
UNPARALLELED SAVAGERY.


WIFE, TO CONCEAL HER ANTE-MARIrAL SINS,
- >.r, ,,,,us MN ,,r,,,, ,,v, >,r,r ,,,,>,
hii'i-' AM W." ~ 1AA'SAa' AAN'A' ~" -A'oA'1>
CHILD
,,,,. ~, -, ,, %
Inc H'"ns'"'o Ni""'l "o""", '"'y "o, Son'a'"s 'ho
following horrible details of iniancido pcrpetrated
nj cvnthiana In posov countv nm no ,6th nh :.
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