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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20
THE YELLOW FEVER.
OF FROST In THE I'm
FECTEHs DISTRICT.

THE Situation at Holly springg-A GPea1
amprovenaent-Elaness of Col. Holland.
Especial to the Demoerat.1
HOLLY SPRINGS, Oct. t9-Since my last
there has been marked change in the condi
tion OF affairs in this place. We had @ pretty
sharp frost this morning, and hope and have
every reason to expect another tomorrow.
There are very few new cases In town. but
the fever Is pushing Its way slowly but surely
In the country. There are but two deaths
and three new cases to-day. y.z.-@eszszs
Aboelt an hour sines, Col. Holland, who has
labored assiduously day and night for this
people, and who has seen all around him fell
succumbed to the disease. The doctors re.
port the case q mild one. God grant it. His
taking off would be an irreparable loss to this
community. I will keep you regularly ad-
ylsed as to his condition
CHAs. MAGMuRDo.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20
AN ADVENTURE IN JAIL.
A Resting Point I'm n CEfeckerel Life
The Proper Place for an Un-
RmAtiGateG @GnlnE


NEW YORK. Oct 19-In cell of Jefferson
Market Prison is Albert Lavergne, O. man
who claims to have been q king OF one Of the
most powerful tribes In Mozambique, q dia-
mond hunter In Brazil, spy in the French
army during the FrancO-Prussian war, O.
miner In the Black Hills and q dealer in pre-
clous stones In Paris. He is known to be one of
the best pistol shots In the country and mar
velousl y expert as daggerthrOwer He Is q
French jew, thirty-five years of age, who at
charged with having tried to kill his wlfe's
sister on three different occasions. The wfe's
sister, Miss Maggie Bennett, says Lavergne
married her sister to trade and speculate In
her beauty, and did 1t at the dagger's point.
Ho drove her out nightly into the streets and
followed her twenty or thirty PAGES behind to
see she did not idle through remorse. He
beat her whenever conscience made her
wayer | demonstrated with him, and was
told to mind my own business. I persisted,
Daisey, and finally succeeded in getting them
both to let me live with them. I was work
Ing In q store on Broadway at that time and
thought perhaps my wages would support
It was no use. He beat and drove Daisy
into the street at night again, and her health
began TO break down. He raved and threat-
ened to kill me while | was only trying to
save my sister. He had q dagger and O re-
volver.
Lavergne says he came to New York In
1876, with $4,000, and met Daisy Bennett, or
as ne knew her then, Hazel Barton, In house
OF I'LL fame: He was struck by her grace and
beauty and induced her to accompany him to
Deadwood, In the Black Hills, where he went
into many speculations. Here he met with
heavy reverses which he attributed to Daisy's
and had to challenge couple of
men to deter others from making too free with
her. After leaving Deadwood he went to Chi
cago, where he alleges he started in the dia-
mOnd brokerage business. Here he says he
purchased the Empress Eugenie's diadem,
given at one time to Josie Mansfield by James
Fisk He broughtlt to New York and sold it to
q diamond broker, named Thomas. On his
return to New York. he married Daisy in
May, 1877, in this city. He had nothing but
Ill luck. He lost all his money. Quarreled
with his wife's relations and was eternally in
trouble.
"Did you live on your wifes shame?" asked
the reporter.
II had to until got something else to do,'
,oOlly replied Lavergne.
Lavergue says he would like to get his
hands on his wife again, but he is held In
100000 to keep the peace for year and to
stand committed until the bail is given.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20

below Will be found partial list Of candi
dates for the Legislature nominated by tn
Democratic party In different parishes of tn
State. It will be added to as other parishes ar
heard from
FOR THE SENATE.
First Dstrict-WiI Steven.
h9eond District-O. DeBouchel.
Third District-R, Fl. Benners.
Fourth nistrict-D. +. Kenner.
Fifth Dstrict-fus. A. Breaux
Sixth District-Wm. Fl. Merkel and J. n Har
ding.
Tenth District-George Fl. Wells.
Eleventh District-C Fl. Mouton.
Twelfth District-T S. Fontenot.
Thirteenth ! Nominated at gimms
port = J. Norwood; nominated at Williams
sixteenth District Andrew 9. Herron.
~ Nineteenth a. DIstric!.B21Iimng t m Williams.
Twenty second Disrict-L. H. Bowden.
Twenty-fourth District-Dr John +. Kelly.
FOR THE HOUSE.
Assumption-B. T. x. Dngas. Charles Dupsty
Avoyelles-F. B. Coco, NJ L. Ryland.
Bienvlle-J. T Hghtower.
Caddo--J. G. Moncure. DR.. J. r. schumpert
CUncOrdia-George t. Walton.
DO Soto-S. n Potts. B, L. Jenkins.
r, East Baton Rouge-Josiah D. Nettles. Wm. J.
E.st Fel!ciana-,doo, W. Munday, T. B. Lyons.
IberIa-J r Wyche.
Hladison-t. l. Brad1eid W. G.. HOss,
Morebouse ). D. Hammonds.
OrIeane-Firet Wnrd-Martin Gordon. Sec-
ond Ward. l. Gubernator. Thos Hasam, Jr.
Third Ward-J. D. Hill. Michael J. Hart. E.
MrElrpy. Fourth Ward-RIchara Weightmnn,
Fifth Ward--L, Armand. Sixth Ward-W. A.
Blenvenu. Seventh Ward-Frank Marquee,
Leon Hnlzhalnm; r. Blgh h W,ard7 ,No nom inattan.
man. Tenth Ward-M. r. Redon, Thos. d. VIII
lIams. Eleventh Ward Geo, W. Young JOS. r
Ieenth and Fourteenth Wards-E. L. Bower,
Fifteenth Ward VIM McGee. Sixteenth and
Seventeenth Wards-Kenner Scratchley.
Ouachta-W. ?. Renwick.
P'aquemines-H E. Gilmore.
Kapdes-James G. Wise. James Jeffries.
st. Helena-Charles r. Lea
:, st. landry Homer Durio. J. Massie Martin.
Yves Vidrine. Martin Harron.
st. Martin-Ilcharie Fournet.
Teneaa-O. q. Cardi ! and A. r. Brown.
Wnshington-J. J. Carter.
West Foliciana-Samuel J. Powell.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20
A BLACK Frost at MempEaEs-Forty Rev
Cases and Twenty Hnternents,

Cases and Twenty HnterHnemts.
Especial to the Democrats
MEMPHIS, Oct. ia black frost greeted
tho eye Of tho anxious multitude this morn.
ing and general rejoicing has been indulged
In to-day. The cool heads, however, regard
1t with suspicion, as already hundreds OF
refugees have returned, bringing their fami-
lies. to become victims OF the fever, which
will not yield to single frost.
The physicians to-day report forty new
cases, ten inside the city. Undertakers re-
port twenty interments- thirteen whites, seven
colored, and seven inside the city
The death roll embraces Judge ?. T.
Scruggs, who was reported new case on
Thursday, and ex-Sergent Pat McElroy, of
the police force, who In the early outbreak of
the epidemic resigned his position and left
the city In the hope of escaping the fever
BROOKS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20

BhWaFdnesS off the INDIAN Arny-Fears
SilteFGAfned that IL Cannot Move NE
AR0re spFtng-Ehe Alliances of Hmd In and
Russia.
aS,NDON, Oct 19.-As was intimated In the
PATCHES, the British authorities In India
b found themselves greatly impeded by
#inef1lciency Of their supply and commits
a service. The advance was to have been
We on the fifteenth, but nothing Is yet fully
@y. At the Horse Guards the fear is ex-
gsed that the expedition will not move at
Until llex,t spring. The whole European
nv In India is now about $4,000 men, the
we army $4,000. It Is believed by Lord
Rton that he will be able to form an alliance
4 the Belooches, Heratoos and Arridis, the
atribes. On the other hand it is feared
Russia has formed n close offensive and
snsive alliance with Persia.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20
GERM ANY.
either Enemy of Prince Bismarck Sent
to- PrisOn-A Result of the Won
f Arnim Trial.

T#s AFHIbW IEfAa,
4sEDON, Oct. 19.-A dispatch from Berlin
As q resume of the evidence before the
in the final trial OF Baron
Iformerly member of the German Par
5Ilsnt and secretary of embassy, on o charge
aaving DETAINED Prince Bismarck. The
4 were these: In Prince Bismarck's quar-
with Won Arnim the Prince accused the
hit of unveracity, and to convince the EN-
r. of this fact referred to violent
essA which he said had been made
ION, against the appointment of
fnim as ambassador to Lou
syause of his inability to tell the
5ment, and on this Prince Bismarck
hit an action against the Baron. The
in defense of himself proved by letters
Il Earl Granville and Mr.. Gladstone, then
sawer, that the English government had
4 ( protested against Court Arnim, and he
il that Prince Bismarck might be sum-
Il ed before the court to declare on oath
whom he had received the alleged pro-
The court refused this request and con-
a1ed Baron LOe to prison, on the ground
BPrince Bismarck had stated only that the
] sst had been made in London, not that the
. ish government had made it. Against this
Z 3pretation Baron Loe appealed to the
h tribunal, urging that In common sense
lie Bismarck's statement must have
bat that the English government had
u, the protest The other tribunal, on the
aty-second of May, annulled the decision
Re lower court and sent back the case to
Il for retrial, directing them to grant a
Aaring and to summon Prince Bismarck
4. witness. Baron Loe then asked the
SS to summon diplomatic experts as wit
As, but this the court refused The Baron,
4 optember II, protested against this de-
n in letter to the judges, cOuched in
4 violent terms, accusing them of being
Il Y suhsaTvfent to Prince Bismarck and
II of not making themselves sufficiently
Asable to him. Having thus put himself
He worst relation to the judges, the Baron
tied his second trial. which beg an October
I'd has now ended. Prince Bismarck ap-
lad but refused to give any explanations,
i the court sentenced Baron Loe to one
rs Imprisonment
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20

The official returns from the First Con
Wilson (Dem.) 1905; Hubbard Rep) 12s0s
Basel (Greenback), according to unofficial re-
turns received, about 1000. In the Second
District, as far as heard from, the returns
from all the counties except three give Mar
(Greenback) 5000. No official returns from
the Third District have been received, bat ac-
cOfding to the Information at hand Kenna
(Dem.y received at Wheeling majority Of
about 1000 over Walker (Greenback.)
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20
POLITICAL.
A Probable Charge and o Denial.

WASHINGTON, Oct 19.-The Post, Demo-
cratic organ, this morning charges that the
recent meeting at Sumter, s. c.. where COL
lislon between the whites and blacks was with
difficulty avoided was gotten up by the Re-
publican campaign ommittee for the express
purpose of bringing on collision. Members
of the committee pronounce the charge
QrOUndleSS
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20

The mother who went to Saratoga with her
three eligible daughters, and failed to marry
any one Of them off, can be identified, as she
returns, by the way she sends glanees of
death and destruction at the baggage master
who drops the trunks on ends.-[Free Press.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20
--@&S~~-

The Cuban cause is bv no means defunet,
It is said that a force Of 800 insurgents have
attacked and captured Fort Buena Vista, on
the line OF the Nuevtas and Puerto PRINCIPE
Railroad OF course no one would suppose
that the patriots have sufficient confidence ia
their strength at the present time to fight
again for the lost cause. They are, neVe r.
theiess, determined to keep up TIE crv for
freedom until more convenient opportunity
offers Itself il the future, S'AAA' y
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20
MARINE NEWS.

SOUTHWEST PASS Oct 10, s .. m.-Barometer
1910. Wind northnortheast; good breeze.
Weather clear and cold.
Arrived: Norwegian bark Yarra Yarra.
Ugland. master. GS days from Valencia. for
orders.
No departures.
PoRT EADs. Oct. 10, o. m.-Wind north
east. fresh. Weather clear and cool.
Arrived: Steamship New Orleans, Halsey.
master, at 11:20 a. m. from New YORK, to A.
Mnuton.
No departures
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20
LOrEllafds Horses TO Go to England
Electric Lights for the Park Avenue
Hotel and Other Buildings.

New YORK, Oct. 19-Pierre Lorillard is to
ship to Europe to-day in the steamship Eng
land his horses, eight in number for the
English races, including some well known
runners.
The Park Avenue Hotel is to be lighted
with one Of Maxim's electric lights. Maxim
will be remembered as an inventor and con-
tractor for putting improved electric lights
In his own massive feet Of steamers which
are being built in this country for the govern
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20
Sunday I'm the SDuxFs.
[From the Atlanta constitutional

IFrOm the Atlanta COnStltut1OnJ
Baltimore is troubled with a Sunday law
It Is probably not as bad as it is il Atlanta
Here the gushing soda fountains are closed
and the man who drinks a glass of ginger ale
must furnish his own ginger. We are fight
ing it out on this line and, with tke efforts of
the military bands stationed here, we man
age to get along comfortably; but good
many people get lonesome.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20

mene OF Russia. The light which, ID to light
the Park Avenue Hotel until the flashlights
within the building will pale before lie sheets
OF silveE flame that will stream In through
the widows, is 10 project from the eastern
wall OF the court at the height of the fourth
fair, will be lighted with electric lights thsst
VIII make monday on every side. The electric
lights on Coney Island beach during the
summer is magnificent success.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20
100

would be materially Iessened il about seven
eighths Of the politicians and beer-counter
bracers would go out in the country and elm
mate roots from the breast Of g8Other earth
We need less Wind-WOrk and more digging
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20
SPORTING NOTES.
The Fastest walking on Record for Fifty
Miles.

ALBANY. N. Y, Oct. 19.-Wm. McCann, of this
city. who is mntched to wal Tx on the thirtieth in
slant against ". E. Harding. Of New York for
trial here made the fastest time on record for
twenty,hye. forty and fifty miles: He covered
onds twenty. five miles in hours Ism is minutes s
forty miles In hours minutes, and fifty miles
In hours SO minutes. boating all records at
country for fifty miles is hours Al minutes.
made by O'Leary.
McCanns hackers now offer to increase the
stakes In the match with Harding TO $1,000 or
$1,000 q side.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20
WASHINGTON.
Am Active Revenue Agent sent tsp Tenmes-
see-TEae woodruff Scientific
Expedition.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-Revenue Agent
Wagner, of North Carolina, has, under in
structions from the Internal Revenue Bu-
reau, gone to Tennessee to consult and ad-
wise Collector Cooper in the conduct Of tho
raid on Illicit distiIIers now in progress in
the Memphis district. Mr.. Wagner conduct
ed the raids on the "Moonshiners' in North
Carolina, which resulted 50 favorably to the
government, and also assisted III the South
Carolina raids.
Prof. James D. Woodruff, Of the Woodruff
scientific expedition around the world, Is in
the city, having recently returned from Eu-
rope, whore he purchased steam vessel for
the expedition. This vessel, which is called
Gen. Werder, is of 5000 tons burthen, is an
iron screw steamer and was built by Laird tE
Co.. at Greenock, on the Clyde. One hundred
and forty students have already enrolled
their names for the expedition, and Mr.
Woodruff expects to have 200 by May, the
time fixed for starting.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20
NEW ORLEANS, July ii, 1877

The meeting was called to order at half
past by Vice President E. n. Cullon, who
called.
Fourteen present, twelve absent.
There being no quorum present the council
adjourned to meet on Friday, July q, at 7 80
.. N.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20

NEW YORK. Oct. 19-The steamer Eleisia. from
sec pnd r. mate and six seamen of the British ship
= 5opdhe r. MheeleE from st. Johns. B. for Lopo mp
captain and rest of the crew. nine in number
ha been taken from the vessel by tn Ameri
can snip Edward ORrien. The vessel was
slant. after having encountered heavy weather
for several days previous. shipped seas and
rigging. where they remained till the following
day when rescued.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20

A New York tenor recently saw pile of
music books and some money lying ON them,
and from force of habit he took the upper
part and now he has been transpOsed to Sing
Sing, where he paints chairs in the upper loft
Of the shop, making chrome-attic job Of it
Lowell Courier
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20
Acunittaa of Judge TrlHnb BILE.
ISneeial To tho Darnnnrnt

FAEMERsvILLE, La, Oct 19-Judge J. E.
Trimble was honorably acquitted by the jury
Of the charge of ernbezzlement Of school funds.
The evidence proved conc2usively that he was
justified in paying the funds charged to have
been enbezzled, and SO the jury say.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20
O'Leary Awaits g Declsl0n-The Price of
EHeueful.

CHICAGO. Oct. 19.-Dan. O'Leary. the we'll
known pedestrian. who has been challenged by
Hartman to twenty four hours walk for $4,000.
says he will not accept the challenge unless
decision by Sir, Jno. Astley renders it neces-
Budd Doble Of this city. offered s22 500 for
Hopeful, but Mr.. Richmond. the owner. asks
S25 900.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20
NEW ORLEANS, August 13, 1877

L ne Fieeting vas called to order, and the
ron ca Iled by the secretary; seventeen MEM
bers answered to their names; eleven men,
belT8 absent.
Mr. II. C. Castellanos then called for the
leading Of the resolution passed July 6, 1877,
declaring the seat Of any member vacant
who would absent himself from three con-
secutiye meetings without sending an avail
| able excuse.
| This being done, and the following names.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20
J WfRR Be the Etsers-0 Other Failures
Anticipated.

gLAsGow, Oct. 19.-It Is estimated that the
Rlen Of the City Of Glasgow Bank deficit
j fall chiefly on about one hundred of the
athy shareholders. Many failures in Glas-
and throughout the country are antici-
Bd as o consequence.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20

81 have somewhere pawned my wedding
ring for drink" is an advertisement IN D
German paper. "The holder will please send
me his address,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20

Bage of the Socialist Bin by Clauses.
s4RLIN, Oct. 19.-,The Reichstag to-day
led all the remaining clauses OF the anti
Halist bill and then adjourned till this after
4, when the entire bill will be put to a
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20
Am0theF-A Heavy smash I'm the
Spanish and West Indian Trade.

R)NDON, Oct. 19.--Alexander Bell d. Sons,
sof the oldest firms In the Spanish and
N indian trade, has failed with large lia-
Rieg. Their failure, It Is feared, will cause
aral smaller ones
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20
Four Deaths and Forty New Gases aC
BatOn ROuge Yesterday.
Especial to the Democrat ]

tSDec1a1 10 the UemOcrAt.J
BATON ROUGE, Oct. 19.-Official report Of
yellow fever for the twenty-four hours ending
at o'clock this morning: Deaths four; new
cases, forty. DR., Dupree has resumed prac-
tce. W. T. @.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20
New ORLEANS, August 8. 1877.

The roll Of members was called nv the secre-
tary ten Inernbers answered to their namess ;
elghteeh absfent-nO quorum. Adjourned tO
meet at the Call Of the president.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20
RUSSIA.
Coming Trial pf NjRsaaysfs.

LONDON, Oct 19.-An Odessa special says
Preparations are making here for the trial of
$40 Nihilists
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20
THE WRONGED SAVAGE
His Rights Advocated by Henri Ward
Beecher-The Policy Pursued Towards
the Indians One of outrage - The
Remedy Suggested.

BROOKLYN, n. =, Oct. 19.-At t1.le Plymouth
Church prayer meeting last night Mr
Beecher spoke about the indians, and said the
the Indians was that Of outrage and domino
tlon. The partition of Poland was as nothing
in comparison to it, nor were the wrongs done
by any one nation to Another in Europe COM
parable to those that had been done to these
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20
Six New Gases at Canton-A Congfder a bic
Frost,

Especial to the Democrat]
CANTON, Oct. 19.-New cases for the past
twenty.four hours six; no deaths. We had
considerable frost last night
EMMETT l.. Ross
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20
ITALY.
caption of the Ministry Knlminent-TRie
National FinanceN-The King and
- The RNnp

NDoN, Oct. 19.-Although the italian
stry holds still together the situation is
much strained, and disruption is
ght to be imminent. The rose colored
uents the other day, declaring that he
surplus of S60,000,000, at that $2O,o00,000
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20
LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS,

Below will be found partial list of candi-
dates for the Legislature nominated by the
Democratic party In different parishes of the
State. 1t will be added to as other parishes are
heard from:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-20

Registration office open I'm each ward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-06
STABBING AFFRAY.

James samc, ono OF tho FIJI Islanders who has
boon on exhibition in tho museum at No 81 Bowcry,
was stabbed three simos last night by Henry
Ka,zenau. sailor, who resides at No.
l6l Washington street. Katzcnan, who was
accompanied by his brother, visited tho museum last
night and there met Samic, who u appears proposed
that they should 20 ana have a drink together
Tho offer was declined by katzcuau's brother
This caused somc angry words to pass
between tho men, and blows followed.
During tho meiee the sailor stabbed tho FU Islander
= the arm, back aud head unictlng severe but not
dangerous wounds. Samio's assaiisnt was arrested
ana locked up IN tue Tenth precinct station house.
Tho injured refused TO 60 TO the hospital and
taken homo alter his WOUNDS wcro attended TO by q
police surgeon.
john W. Hunt had some words last night with bis
s,epson, Frank Meyer, mt their residence, No los
Charles street. when tho latter scized n knilc and
stabbed him IN the hand, innictng a slight wound.
Jobu Blum, aged fifteen years, whic under he IN.
nucnce OF nquor quarrccd with John Waters, aged
fourteen years, OF No. SOL West rhrtcth street. bc-
tween Tenth ana Eleventh avenues ana stabbed
Waters In the call OF tho lett leg with Jsckkniis.
Blum was arrested and locked ny la tho twentieth
prect net station house.