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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-03

Stockings and handkerchefsa are supposed
to match in color the trimmings of dress.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-03

Sardou, the French dramatist, is opposed
to late dining. He is now at work on a
comedy which he calls Gold Dust"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-03

TUESDAY, Sd, at P. M, POSITIVELY,
~ hVIRGIE LEE +. M. Humphrey Mas
sR4hsssl5 ter For freight or passage apply on
Gd1zz1mi1ss8 hoard -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-27
.fGdINST MRS. sNITH.
How the Coroner's Jury stood Last Night In
the Jersey city Murder Case.

The inquest in the case Of Richard IL
Smith. the murdered Jersey City police officer
was resumed at . o'clock Yesterday morning
and continued through the entire day. William
ID. DAILY. lawyer. testified that the murdered
mRn had told him that his smith 81 domestic
III" was worry miserable.
William Mccall a brakeman on the Central
Railroad of New Jersey. testified that whom re-
turning home from Communi paw Station at
ociosS on the morning % tho murder In com
pany with John Johnston. the conduc-
tor on his train he saw man walk
ing rapidly through Pacific avenue in
III" direction ~ Commuuiraw avenue.
tho man who wa, on the upID-lte sill" - tie
avenue res cmllei Coyo" B'nuru in si2t and
h-urc. On cross-"N eminalon tic witness
would h1i swear that 81. man was l. uuett. and
suggested that 10 might h' train 'allcr. John
ston corroboratei Mccall us to scrins tie
stranger hut could not Identify him.
Bennett wis then brought IN very lame with
acute Rheumatism. The Coroner directed him
10 he. sworn, but his counsel, Mr., Fleming. OBJ
l"ried, and Bennett prrs ntel written refusal
To- testify. n Mrs. Smith had done. The (oro-
nor then summed up the cu-r and gave IL 10 ihe
jury, who retired 40 Sc O'clock
" midnight tn Jury STOOD IL % IN favor oi
eN'ulraiug Bennett, and uuanlmou s.y against
Mrs smith
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-27

devices 70 excite fear apd terror
Surh were the means used nv the
ln,morra,ic pnr,y, 70 carry Louisiana
rho sta"ncnts and alidaVts made bv these
people WI" eubmitted 10 the local returning
OH FRS soertol bv tho State Legislature. com
posed ~ two white men AMI two colorrd mon
gu natives of the south. and these men who
knew TIE surroundings and many NJ the ia Is.
decided. in strut compliance with tho law 81
TINT State, that under this law those pnriahra
nni pol ing places must hr eNcuded an il wns
done. Thus Coy. Hayes got the vote of Louis
lnnn IA lawfully and fully as that Of Ohio All
THIS cry % fraud and u-urpHiion ought. in the
minds OF Just men. 10 rrat with fearful cro.t
ngnlnst the Dnmo'rgtic party, for it VS. their
9rk1uiH.i crime and violence that crnutod tn.
doul which III" Return M llonrd and Electoral
Commission decided IN our favor.
The strength Of tho Democratic pnffv to-day
rs before the war. Lies I'm Il united South. held,
not only ny sectional feeling. but hv 81 -tinnni
ireiing antHgonistic to the Union int"nsiilcd bv
Us cary advocacy OF ~lHt's' rights, it, attempts
~ secession, ana by tour Years Of bloody and
uusucces-iul war against the Union. This ssc-
unua teellng IL 80 rampant that H. O-trarl-es
native white mon who become N.publiraus
holds in terror the entire black population. and
10y intimidation and O-traciSm prevents the free
expression Of opinion and the free vote " Re-
puhlicansht elections in the South. The South is
determined to be sectional. and ~ a section
dominates the counsels Of the Democratic party.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-27
THE KNIFE ~ JERSEY STREET.
Not nm rnusuai Occurrence within n stone.
Throw of the Police Central once.

Jersey street l. n short thoroughfarc run
ming from Mulberry to Crosby streets, parallel
with and near Houston street and contains
more mischief to the square inch than any
street in New York. William Brrmcrman the
proprietor Of a barroom ut tho corner Of
Jersey and Crosby streets. saw man
go into the back yard % his premises lu-t
evening. Mrs. Brcmernmn ordered him out
and he threw a pail at her She ran screaming
to her husband who put the fellow into the
street. lie walked to Mulberry street. and then
bnck to whore Bremerman stood leaning in his
doorway. There hard words were followed by
clinch and tussle. and Bremcrman sank 10
the sidewalk NJ the fellow drove the blade Of n
large knife into his neck. In the excitement
that followed and in the darkness the man
escaped. Bremcrman was taken on u strotcher
To tho Mulberry street police station. His
wound extends from the scalp nearly To- the
shoulder. There is danger that it " lll prove
fatal Br"mrImun refused 10 - to a hospital.
aud was sent TO his own home. He WAS not
Hhle 10 tell the name of his nSsailant in the
police siniion. hut aftcrwuri he said that the
man was William Farrell.
Soon alter u" -iabAing ana before the police
know who Brom"rman'- n--lilaut was. Inrr"ll
walked down Jersey street. whore a thronE mad
collected. Seeing three or four reporters he
swnggered Ny them saying: | knows all yous
Yea better Keep away from here. Aterwurd
r. walked w 70 one ol three gir.s and shipped
her face. asking hor why Sho stared AT him.
This was done before II was thought that Far
eel hal hand in the iiElt. and IL appears To- be
a 'u-e ol guilty conscience. for neither the re-
pOtters nor the girl who was slapped by him
had noticed him unit hc made himself known
He aitorward walked away.
Late In the evening Farrell. who lives at pal
Mulberry street was arr, s''d and positively
Identified hy Ir norman rs IN" man who
stabbed him. Farrell was hiding on the roof Of
his house when arrested by Onlccr CURE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-27
FIIRJIEu's mtsKED BrRGLtnr.


III
Ia" c"n"''iVh oi "lu Mr' hhSle OF fair-
view. y. j.. whose residence Was broken into
before daylight on Sunday morning hy four
! masked burglar. and who was with his wife.
bat, u about the head gagged and bound and
.t...l . .I..,.. A., H. ~ ''.t.-., 30 ,f.
,...i,,..l ,...-,.rl d, ,.4,. ,,,.,,,. ,rt
| '"."'''t ',s'N''.' H'"'' Tel" "'"H '' M
whole 4eit side az hi~ race Was swollen and
| 4lN.d' ana he ',ui' hpt 41t 'he rou'h rnl'r
.N' ~ ."'n N'u''N ""'i' we "rt,''7 .I"N''u
in. 1ct be- had recovered from the eff" Is =
III. chlnrofDrni administered iv the hur.iar.
,.l.I,,.ii1
ana could tr. now H. W"' u-'f 10y them r"U'r
'hnn on sunday AT ~ bursting ~ 'h' d.Or' lac
~.
ms mouth Nh'lhrr IL WIS hpnd
VITA cl. l.r form. he coud NOT tell boz his disc
ruy.. Thrn am" a. stunning liow On bis i'm
some question That be- could not undrl, ;ilpi
ai ''At blow inN m th' -au" place. IT,. ir-
e.s- t be- WA, -ir-s M.' hammer Ai'er
-'iOu- Hul rrlnuinrt 90 for nearly au hour.
II m' hi."d uu'r 'n's hDi s'iN Gl"n tie
confusion th' physician las llpr- of tur uu.
fortuIqt" oil inln'- recovery. lle is respected
inr nnd W.i". ann hH- Aud ir h3- com On
eyer, ifo,n e. -ymls'ti1e VIII him Mr. p
ing sttii X once ou on.h i"mr... nud ssh" told
Wu"r" thr mon count he i,uhI: II f'.' 'NrriuE,
,,. ,.'' '7>'' i'7''''i'' "N" 7"'N." from
..' gen li'hI ID 'l re illN Woo arltri NJ
t.r W.Il, " ,r'r. l..i'' -'"i oh N'i gay
d" '. ' a. "a. Ia lhi 'l', VI h4a ii.i yi',I ~
wanted II 9,r.s,,.l. ti.l "ho WIS dy'2n"d IN
u,i2p o.. 's MIX ,' i'S'I ''i \, 'aL-
~ HFl'h ~ ~ M'7i lh.uy-If-t sirr't. hr
sung I! lh-." Wa I'll al We burglars iri,r
i"ri t," ,trl 7@y4r In'elti, W.. wa, Nnhi-
,lH.b ~ N'h' huI 'hN ! i'ty 81 VI I"tNl,"
ir1'e'Nvr, A,-orHill n' aAd ',gnrs Duhn Wh3
h'lt seen l'iI h'h nnAI tl' i"irNi.W tai. nli
,H'i'H On W. .Nrn'.S W., nN't!..tN; ,
M'Ni from lNlNl'W - li' !" uI"tH -lI'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-27

South MT onro. Committcca wcre npnointcd to
cauvnse the city for further sub-criut ons.
OMAHA, Nch, Au,. 2f-Onr hundred nnl
uiry-ivr dollars were contributed here to-day
In rcsponsc to the public appeals made ycs-
trriuy hy two clrrgymcn " Memphis and tho
Row DR.. Hon. htpn nf the Churrh ni t1r Ir ms
fever patents IN VI ruhs. tue hitter Ecutlr-
man received about s23G IN contributions. This
money Will hc drVot d tn tn ~" Of NJ" Ems o.
Inl Sisters Of ~. Mirv OF 1852 Poplar sire {.
M'muhis. Bshou Quinturd Of Trnnos-ee is IN
this city URGING MIDI IT. can be- addressed In
the care Of the Rev. DR. Houghton
Cpn'r buttons amounting tp il9G were re-
celyrd NV Mnyor Ely vest rlny for the southern
sufferers. or the cont rihutiuns received hV him
up to last evening ~ / 80 had been given with
requests that he would send them to whatever
nrrird, Through the Chamber Of Commerce
Relief Committee vrst"rdHyrN- Gov Tildnn con-
trilui.d $3.50 VANDERBILT s25n. Brown Bros.
Go. tjOu. making "A touh. with the cunir hu-
tons OF others. Of tl7jj.71 Which. aided TO tho
contributions previously received. gives a COM
picir total Oi tG.9jj7l. In addition g. i0O OIL
lrctci in ~" Church OF the Strangers sunday
morning. tl23 WIS rHi~od nt the evening ser
vicc. Miss Mary Anderson. tho actress con-
tributes tluO through Mayor Elv. Scattering
lscriutlunS, amounting to Slri were also re-
c"lNed yesterday from other sources.
Yesterday there w"rc at anchor at Uppor
Quarantine about twenty vessels from South
rru ports diSchurgiug their carEocs into
lighters. Among them was % larg" steamship
About 2ol -tevetorrs and lNlnrrr, arc en- sng q
I'm unloading the vessels. They nre boarded
and lodged In two old hlks. which are an
chnici on Robbins kcct tine mon not bcinE
allow Il o. gu ashore. The vessels are thor
oushlv iumisatcd before being allowed to come
up fO the city.
Tn" Jersey city Base Ball club has decided To-
play two games with some iirst-'id-- amateur
club, the proceeds TO be- given to the yellow
fever sufferers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-27

Col W. + Sim threw open the doors Of the
Brooklyn Park Theatre ior the season last night with
the pre- scntauon OF 'ACriohrafcd Case The audience
ncatly nlcd the theatre. Mr. Edmund X CdierIla,cd
Jon R0Hai, M-. Emily Baker, thf'r, Mt Edwin
Narrey, ihls fAl.> = Mr. Z l. rt.n Gaaf =, ". npp,
Miss Emma Markoy Valentine O. MnIlg, and Mss Emua
SAtrt.it ~ t'" g. e'si ., l.ftt Eva fl,u aINaIfi
~ i!fist. fsuI. Mr. Charles % lrcu. WHO made lbs
INST bow ust ush th.s sie % Sac ,au ,,a soc
lash sergeant
Rcs.ic Turner who has NOT appeared before RrouklN 70
alhrusr ,,nce the B'tchr ltou trial o'A the ,'ar"c
ter of nue. Ainuid
The tl,uirc las been uovlN upholstered ami painted
ana pres. MS q bright tnt,.ful tIlrhiau'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-27

established lnnk In Eiznbcihtown, Mr.. T..
NJ. Longshnw has rival bank in the town.
and between the two there IL much
bad blood. 4 month or two, since some
~ 'nry oi the VI Killop & Co. Directory re-
4 citing upon the financial standing Of Arnold
Polk's hunk. Arnold suspr ted TINT his rival
%as the author, and brought, sui against
worth. Iong~haW's clerk, entered into the
controversy ana Arnold met hin on ilic street
one day and cowhidrd him. Inet Thursday
they met again In a snloon and Arnold knork I'd
Iloldsworih down. IIoldsworth wont over tho
way tO the hank, goi q shotgun and opened fire
on Arnold us he came out OF the bnrruOm. Ar
nod wa ready with his pistol, how EVER, and
fired two shots ut IIOllsworth hcfOrr that Young
man could yet behind u tree. Neither. 50 tar
had been hit but M Arnold adVn lcrd toward
HIM. llnidsworih fired again. th" entire load
lod ding in ArnOd's right hrcast and shoulder
making fearful wound. Hold-Wufth. with his
empty gun. then ran. Arnold firing after him
three shots one IS which struck John Andcr-
son. n farmer and limo cent spectator - the
f..ht The ball passed. entirely through his
~ mach. He will probably die \ stray shot
from Hold, WORTH charge elirhtiy wounded a
hyatHnd"r named Miller. hut lloldsworih him
self WIS unhurt except 10y the hHrropm beating.
llcVcd. 10 die hut therearc now chances that hc
will recover. with. Icrhnus. only the loss Of his
arm. Judge stewart ordered the arrest Of all
a." comhninntS, Hs VOL as Of tho peu'e officers.
who had failed e. interfere in the fight and the
trial viii attract great interest. Mir Lon..shaw
was csrOrting lIudsworth down the street "a
day or two after tho ngut armed with shot
gun. whom ih"y mot David May. clerk a. Arnold
Polk. Words were passed. and MAY went
after his own weapon. but was disarmod before
any further damage was done.
A. for the wounded persons public sympathy
do' : not 10 out 90 then. IN an, marked degree.
street light and II any man u hurt vhy-ho
eh )uld have got out 81 tho way.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-27
Fat Peoples Misfortunc..

Som. N the savage tribes enter their dwellings I'm ourh
hole 10 the root and when person becomes 90 iAt mat
he cannot get ~ he e regarded a, az outlay ilGd '
sv.trIn hecn adopted In the United States the outlaws
could not have made more active demand Tor AUnn :
Ann Fat than now exists Hundreds who had liNcd n
constant fear ui have, By its use been re
duced to comfortable living weight fic Anu Fat Il
purely vegetable and perfectly harmless SOLD Dy 1luS
glsls -Als
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-27
shooting = you,hm, sweetheart.

SAN Francisco, Aug 90 Adcine Gray aged
10. was shot ami fatally wounded by william Baker.
rejected sutor, while walking the street tins utcl
noon. Baker approached without speaking, nll,cl a
pistol to her lack, ami Bed He Is restaurant Mater
IA yI al ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-27
PHILIP ARNOLD'S FIGHT.
7HE rRONOTLR or THE GHEtT MT
NOM SCHLHE SIyERELY UOINDLD.
f"tn, Shooting In in,nbriht"wr. Ky.-Uow
III" IS-'"iii"rnInn Illus Bc,omc Banker
md Istrcmrd tiiizcn I encrauy.

and Istremrd titI1cn encra,Iy.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug % Philip Arnold
the man who engineered the great diamond
s'hcme of 1871 Ia success. lies In his bonuti-
iul homo AT Eli2hcthtown. this STATE. with
load OF huckshot in his right hrcnst and Shout
der Arnold has been out " the public eye
since Lent and Raston compromised thoir
suit against him for sl5OOoo cash. yet
ho has made himself prominent man
among his ncghbors. and his bank is the
most ilourshing in that section Of Kentucky
II" cntcrlains largely his stable is noted for its
fast stock and his fruit farm Is 'hc boast Of Ilnr-
din County. Though he got his wound In tho
course % "a promi.cuous street nght. and though
another citzon n passive bystan1cr was per-
hap- mortally wounded by u shot from Arnoll's
pistol. fancy that no very vigorous prosocu-.
ton will be made against him.
II Il hard TO say Just why the man hns como TO
be In such fair rcpute among people who are
not apt 10 condonc crlmo II the Arnold sort
They forgive too easily violence but they
nhhor dishonesty or the suspicion 81 dis
honesty Perhaps it was the very dar-
ing Of il that found favor in IN" Kentucky heart
- t1ls are not so freshly remembered hy
IN" country ~ large HS had TIE Credit Mphilior
AMI the B.lknhp revelations ami that greater
rational erin" ~ all mover boon: and 1t is mot
ihrr"iorr. 80 queer that Kentucky should MT
Keep them IN mind.
And II was the most daring swiullr since
George Laws south Sea- scheme. y sides. Ar
mold WIS ~ il -ntucky boy. and his rri .shhlr- nj
tEl%ib tnt"wn. whQ knew his re~prrtnhle iaiher
have been So black rs IT WIS painiod. ana they
CIV, him tho benefit q ,hc douii. IT, was a
tnCaiiornia when lad Win, h. did during
| we interval IA not r'cnrly known. Out he sud-
Nonrs ago and opened 70 big account In the local
that ho.had di-coyeroi n now Gol,'nin ;. mo-
MIafnrn md
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-27

The conductors Of tho Third avenue horse
cars have received distinctions to make quicker time
SAVING vi twenty minutes IN the round Trips the esu II
the epen'ns m tAe Gle aIed Galll9aI " tho public
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-27
stabbed ,y her husband.

John Johnson Il 100 Mulberry street met his
vic Mary 10 the Bowcry near Canal street As evening
ana ulcd 10 induce her to return home with Him she
replied that she h'i it him forever ard hal change
her name 20 Mars INnrh fuh.Alu tA,u drew % kuNe
and stabbed her an tie shoulder just ~ he drew lAck
orreat the thrust onetr suH'an su0 the ku.e irVml
Ms Alud with hi- club.
Then johnson dealt his wife blow IN tho iace lie
was ked VI IN the Ldudgc street station and his vie
was sent 10 the Chambers street Hospital.
faVorite Chateau Iagnrosse tlarets.
Jon2ac cnsnacs and horeau Lefeyre champagne Mau.
scr Flnlv,-Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-27
JOIIINGS .iBOIT IOWN

Warmer clear or pa2riy cloudy weather; va
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-27

At Hulnut's NJ 3 \. NJ. C2': &. CO.: .. GO; IL
NJ ga o. 7-', 70. - 81. - ~. tJ-.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-12-26
ASSignee'S Sale
OF
REAL ESTATE.

.THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL
in Washington C. H Fayette county, Ohio, at
tne ooorot 1L sl tne Court IT Htousseson &c, ss Is $ zSSz
Saturday, January 25th, A. ID.
1879,
Commencing at 2< O'Clock D. m the following de-
scribed real estate conveyed to him by B. f. Cof-
man, for the benefit of his creditors to-wit:
Lot number SAG, with large brick dwelling, in
L. C. Conmans sub division of said town of Wash
ington. ~ =. = - =
Appraised at 81, ,oOO ~ -
TERMS OF SALE-One- third on day of sale, the
balance in two equal annual payments, bearing
interest at the rate of six per cent per annum and
secured by mortgage on the premises sold.
MARTIN GROVE,
6w5 Assignee Of B. f. Coifman.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-12-26

Resumption being success, the green
back brought up. to the coin standard,
gold being abundant %and silver held in
reserve, there is fair promise that the
business of the country will revive, and
that the people win see that good money
is good thing. Then the chances of an
other Ohio man for the Presidency may.
besvery Wen wortliylOf consideration, and;
partial as the President is toward his pre-
decesser, he would not take unlzindly to
the Ohio man who has achieved, ,resump-
tion in the midst of difficulties that could
hardly be overestimated.-Cin Cincinnati Com
laercidI.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-12-26
SMITH VS.. COOK!

The Contested Election Case for
the SheriffaIty,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-12-26
TN BANKRUPTCY.
Read THIsM
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company,

Wo will pay Agents salary of 500 per Month
and expenses to sell our New aud WonuefIui IN
yentions. Address, sEBRAAN : Co.. AsTsRal' ~
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-12-26

BAYARD DTAYboR, our Minister to Berlin,
died in Berlin last week.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-12-26
GREAT
: AUCTION SALE
At
Foster & Smiths,
SATURDAY

CONSISTING or
p pair Boots, $50 Hats,
"a Shoes, 90 Red Napkins,
225 i" suspenders so White do,
$50 Hose, l75 Handkerchiefs,
SO Pants, % Caps,
40 +" Gloves. 500 Pens & Holders,
25 Coats, 24Lamps,
Is Vests, 1000 Sheets of Paper,
1000 Cakes of Soap, 1000 Envelopes,
75 Shirts, Hatchets, Hammers,
Queensware, Chairs,
stoneware, Blankets,
1Ea4 Ink, etc., etc. ~
Just received a new stock of Buggies
and Carriages-twenty in number-and
will offer them at auction or private sale.
or will trade them for secondhand bug
gies or good horses.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock,
in the room formerly occupied by
the Changers.
so,, - FOSTER & SMITH
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-13
Meaning OF Amen.

During a religious interest at
Varna, ILL.,, says the Youths Com
panion, the pastor was in the habit
of holding daily children's meet
ing. at which the boys and girls
stopped for a few moments on
their way to school. In order to
interest and instruct the children,
the pastor presented a variety OF
topics. One day he asked the
meaning of "Amen." No one an
swered.
"You have often" said the clergy
man, "heard the brethern say
amen! AmenY while some one
was praying. What did they
meant If any one knows let him
hold mp his hand"
Up jumped a little fellow, so ca
ger to answer as not to wait for re-
cocnition. 81 know y he called
out. at means hurry mp and get
through !"
There was an audible smile, and
many of the elders, we have nc
doubt, felt that the definition would
be very useful if it could be gen
orally accepted, and "Amen" useo
to shorten long prayers.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-13

Two distinguished lawyers in
Alabama formed partnership al
ter the war, and the junior stated
70 the senior that there were two
things they must guard against
the poorhouse and the penitentiary
Very soon the junior collected Zee
Of $4,000 in cotton case, which
involved but little trouble, and
counted out sl,250 to the senior
remarking that it did not look like
the poorhousc. "No," replied thu
senior, "but it rubs the penitentia
ry darn'd close.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-13

In the late fight at Stolan be-
tween the Austrians and Bosnians,
the combatants came to close quar-
ters, the bayonet and yataghan
were used and no quarter was ask
ed nor given. An Austrian stated
to the editor of the Newe Poster
Journal that as his regiment APP
preached the enemy, Turkish
woman was observed in its ranks,
firing with great rapidity. In sub
sequently fighting hand to hand'
she showed great skill with yata'
CHAN, distributing blows right anc
left, and parryiug bayonets will
surprising quickness and ability
She at last fell, severely wounded
and at the close of the struggle a
the ambulance arrived to collec
the sufferers, she was found pale
blood stained, and apparently dead
When a doctor felt her pulse, sh
opened her eyes, and as he spok
withdrew her hand angrily, an
pointed at him with the other til
revolver which she had been tight
IL
1y clutching. 1t was quickl
snatched from her, as she cried
"Get out, you christian dogs.
don't want your help. You kille
my husband let me die" 81
soon after expired. She was ver
| handsome young woman OF abo'
} 23 years.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-13
The Japanese Government have

The japanese Government have
agreed to grant loan of $780,
600 for the purpose of working
some of the coal fields which spread
over an immense area in the island
of Yezo. Recent surveys by geol-
ocists Warrant the estimate that
there is workable coal enough In
that island alone to produce a year
" yield for a thousand years equaI
TO all that of Great Britain.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-13

Temptation is fearful word. 1t
indicates the beginning of a possi-
BILE series of infinite evils. 1t is
the ringing of an alarm bell, whose
melancholy sounds may revibrate
through eternity. Like the sud
den sharp cry of "iire y in the
night, it should rouse us to instan-
taneous activity, and brace every
muscle to its highest tension.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-13

Two Genose recently fought o
duel in small boats on the high sea-
inst outside of their native port
Without witnesses they fought
with knives till one Of them, the
lover of the others wife, was killed
and sunk to the bottom with Q
weight around his neck tied by the
ferocious victor. The latter came
into port and gave himself up.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-13
As a GOOD Joke on the inland

AS a good joke on the inland
Secretary of the Navy, the papers
are telling that, when he was in
spectiug a war ship at the .Phila-
delphia navy yard, it was thought
proper to show him the depth ol
the vessel by removing one OF the
patches; when, to the astonish'
ment of all present, he exclaimed
"Why, the old thing is hollow"