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Daily Republican., 1878-11-13
Shooting . Cougar.

Ned Wallace, Of Jesus Maria, killed
cougar the other day that measured
eight feet in length. Mr.. Wallace was
out hunting, and during his search for
game came across a couple OF young
cougars. He shot one Of the cubs dead
and wounded the other. The wound
ed one set up crying and whining that
was heard by It's mother, and before
Wallace could reload his rife he was
startled by a terrifying scream. He Is
an experienced hunter, and he we'll un-
derstood the significance Of that cry.
He knew it came from the female cou-
gar, an animal Il ., when aroused and
snraged, has no superior in strength,
activity and ferocity. A crash In the
brush on the hillside above him, and
repetition Of the frightful scream that
sounded almost human, warned Wal
lace Of his perilous situation, and he
prepared to face the danger. His rife
was empty. With the utmost cslerity
he threw handful of powder into the
barrel and showed a bullet down after
il without the formality of encasing
the latter in a pstch. As he hurriedly
finished, capped the weapon and drew
lis knife the cougar was within TWEEN
ty feet OF him, preparing for the spring
that Would have probably cost him
his life. Quick as thought Wallace
levelled his rifle and fired, the bullet
luckily striking the animal in the
breast, inflicting a fatal wound. The
cougar l"aped fully ten feet in the air
and fell dead at Wallace's feet. The
skins of the cougar and her cubs are on
exhibition in Jesus Maria. That OF the
full. grown animal measures eight feet
in length. h.-Caiare,ds (Cai.) Chronicle.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-13
ii For he RnvUBLIcAS.
.fitE = Z On0( nePto.

NsssRs. RplroRs: Probably With q
heart nadsFup Of other than human
flssh and fsslfng, l might coinpossdly
remain In spathy and silence On the
subject which heads this writing, and
mot intrude upon you " give enough OF
the busy columns Of your paper TO what
wish to say Of that dread disease dip.
theria; having an assurance to the coi'-
trsry, however, | am ooerced to ven
tilate mvself. II has been with the
best levsled vigilanoe and care that !
have scanned the records Of deaths In
our city, for more than two years, Of
the unfortunate victims OF this disease,
until absolutely l have shuddered and
shuddered with no shade Of relief ex
cspt at ths end Of my pen. There would
be, | opin-, at least the shade of a
shadow OF relief to my senses, did !
not know with decision that 35 II net
the entire 100 psr cent. Of the cases die
ussless'y without any earthly necessi-
ty. This 10 an irrefutable fact, having
the force Of reason and the stability Of
character and experience TO brace 1t.
However this may be, society seems as
toundingly satisfied with the ghastly
innovation, and to all prominent ap-
pearances fold its hands and gives q
welcome death at the end OF diptheria,
my husband, wife, daughter, sister or
son had better die. What noble nature
could lie silent under the prickings Of
factsi The picture Is one far more
freezing 10 my young blood, etc., than
tho wierd tale OF Banquo's ghost would
have been to Hamlet. Porsooth 1t Is
distinctly worthy OF remark that deaths
from diptheria in the present day seem
10 bv Of no more moment nor call forth
very little Of any more anxiety or at
tsntion than do deaths from confirmed
consumption of the lungs, and this idea
seems to have acquired such patent
right in the popular mind, that one
disease Is to all appearances looked up
on ss being equally irrstrirvabls; alike
hopeless as the other. What grim
phantom, and yet how apparently wei.
coined II Is! Let me be understood as
plsinly asserting that diptheria is a
mere bagatslle and no deaths need re-
suit from 1t, when we come TO the ques.
ton Of medical treatment, In any Of its
stages with the proviso that the victim
is not dying when treatment Is begun.
Let me urge up.n the community to be
on the alert, and when any manifesta
tions Of that devastating and family
monster are evident make
immediate and proper steps looking to-
ward its repulsion and try to prevent
one death record from being made up
50 largely Of deaths Of victims Of a dis
sase that does not sweep over the land
bearing death irremediably upon its
wings. BAYARD T. SMITH, N. d.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-13
r.. r.hsAa ,.,ss.ta icsIs..l,...

A special dispatch from Washington,
says: The publication here to'day Of
the Macksy lsttsr concerning frauds In
the election at Charleston, .. c.. and
also Of various reports from United
States Supervisors from other parts OF
tAs State, has created q general sensa-
tion here. Even the Democrats be-
gin to admit that the load Of such
frauds Ia more than their party will be
able 10 stand.
A despatch from Columbia brings In
formation, that the method OF stufing
boxes adopted in Charleston ond In
Beaufort county was employed in all
.ne districts In the STATE where the Re
publicans made opposition to the Dem
ocratic nominations. The small tissue
paper ticket was used in all these dis
iricls, and made its appearance In near
ly all the boxes, although none Of them
we're voted openly. They were folded
in the large regular ticket, and instan
ces came TO light in which twenty OF
them were thus deposited by one indi'
vidual. In some boxes there were four
times as many votes as there were vo.
ters in the precinct. In Columbia and
Richland county the Democratic major
ity Is 1850 more than the Democratic
voters. Stufing the boxes was resorted
to as a pastime, and was carried be-
yond all bounds Of necessity. No at
tempt to deny or conceal the fraud is
made except in the newspapers. The
tissue paper tickets were in general use
throughout the Republican counties,
showing that the scheme emanated from
tn. headquarters.
Tho Republican candidates, Msckey,
Rainey and Smalls, will be urged to
give notice Of contast, 80 that the whole
subject Of these unblushing frauds may
be forced upon the attention OF the
Democratic Congress.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-13
Great Reduction In Reef.

Our motto quick sales and small
profits. Look. at the list Of prices: Good
Stswing beef g. and 8 cents per To;
good roast at S and 10, best l2A and
IA cents; good steak III to IA, best
sirloin IL cts 4 III. Fresh killed and for
sale every day at stall Nos. 10 and II
Third street market by, r. P. Carey.
Also at stall No.79 Second street mar.
ket by A. T. Carey.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-13
SPE E G I A L T..

C1t! HAytne nd advices Of q Contempla
|oN ID sdvanop cf LUPIN'S FABRICS, es-
scially thslr Black Cashneres and
srinoaS ~ have hastened to make
II { ,'cthsE large purchase Of these
aebrats6 goods, so that We may b-
Ae to cQQtinue the sale Of them at our
b ase Asst Low PRICES.
4, The stmpepse quantities We handle
uIiy V % 9fset facilities In the purchase
thsss Gcods, which leads us to be-
we ahsre can be no successful
- s"mpettlsHith US in prices, provi-
ing ~ k060e cOnld be found in this
arks s9ssSsS
! mad WU 6At6 heard much dissatisfaction
presS1d X late by ladies' who have
,rcbapq lack Goods in poorly
BIZ cyhted ttogns, by finding after they
4 them .j1A strong light that they
-,rs tt ue in color and in
poD ,iol esSlisy.
~ 4pf46f4Hn
1Nd u onsl 4ck Goods Depart
r@ tent y lsGAted in the lightest part
our elifcently. lighted store, so
aat la hay make their selections
III ~ tive knowledge that the
oda ~ &rpear no better in color
t;LtO Qt1mN ~ at time Of purchase than
isiy o1ined with the utmost scru-
Daily Republican., 1878-11-13

<xa1 or xy-yLEAwAkE
{-iX EXTERN RAlLn0AD1-Nm
pdsy, DsA I. is77. Trains wv
singten 10 - .. H., and % p.D
enbssg y ~, I'D = ~
r. vllmington ! y n.,And : II e~'
31r andsnps,yst II =. and sAsp.n
Trains leaving I.endepperE q
0Em 1ect With train ior Phuadelpnn
s - Wilmington II 10 - .. M
7 2Ing PhiIsdelphia at 10 = IN.
r. mia and DslswAse train leaving
IT00& % p. n.
- I LAndsnbsrx or. r1.ttti
And Delaware trai., d. with
5br Philadelphia s0 Z. IN.
1ng WilmiLt ton, ~ 6.ao y, M.
- ving p. P.llladelphia, 81 Alb p. IN.
] n CONEEL S1pt.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-13
~ -
Crow. old Victory Crow,

The Dss Moines (Iowa) State Register
addresses its rooster:
Grow, old Victory, crow! Crow in
your glory and pride! Crow for the
magnificent victory of the Republican
party! Crow for the magnificent victory
for the Republic itself! Crow for the
grand triumph Of honesty and honest
money! Crow for the solid North mass
ing itself against the menacing solid
South! Grow for the result that pre-
vents the election Of a President by a
Democratic House! Crow for the States
Of New Jersey, Connecticut and Nevada,
changing from Democratic to Republi-
can States! Crow tor an alignment of
New York and Pennsylvania with the
Republican column Crow for them as
the bulwarks of honesty and lioerty in
1880! Crow for the downfa of Tam
many Democracy and Tilden Democra-
cy both! Crow for the steady 9Republi-
can gains in Republican Statesl Crow
for the net Republican gain of IL Con-
gressmen! Crow for the Republican
United States Senators gained and
saved! Crow for the general and special
grandeur Of Tuesdays verdict! And
crow for the brighter future that it
opens up to the nation!"
Mr.. ". B. Reid, West Chester, Pa,
has sold 70 Richard Harrington, Dover,
Dell, the Short Horn COWS 4th, 5th, 9Th,
9Th and 9th Lady of Chester. and the
bull Prince Of Chester, which closes out
Mr.. RE- herd With the exception OF Stl
lady Of Chester and bull Prince of Avon
Daily Republican., 1878-11-13
ooy ENNARD&CO
IMP 49,
cfxNTxT I7sI + ~ .H'AoH, DEL.
r,tnrsevr1nt dealers

In 4 N y LEp'
y. tiLASS AMI TEN ELI
STREET
|, WILMINGTON. nRI wA,E
n HAY IA frst-class arti,
Sver and Timothy hay. well
for sale at 5000 per ton,
horses. Timothy hay 81 ou
left at JOS TAIN ALL \
Orange, will be promptly
n -, .l... oetl9'dtf
Daily Republican., 1878-11-13
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
TEETH FOR ALL THE PEOPLE.
Beautiful Teeth at IS. Is, ~ and g
SO per set. Teeth extracted with
out pain by the use Of gas Over
thirty years experience.
DIR. GALLAGHER
No 1856 Market street.
PRoPERTY TO RENT uI
JOHN W. WHITEMAN,
REAL ESTATE AND COLLECTlN !
AGENT,
NO. 2 WEST FOUKTH STREET.
WILMINaT IN, DEL.
Dwelling Houses rented or sold on reason {!
BILE terms The renting and selling OF farm
a speciality. also convevancing done. aug2a
HhMER A. HERR.
ARTIST AND DESIGNER,
STUDIO Room. NO. 10 MASONI'
TEMPLE.
Teacher Of Painting and drawing in all
Its branches including free hand, OBJ ect,
perspective and mechanical. Pupils in the
In Public schools can take lessons after school
hours, to those preterring lessons at houses
will be given. Portraits pointed In the finest
styles. Satisfaction guaranteed.
For those ohjecting to sitting a photo Will
answer. Old pictures carefully copied. AN
DRAWING AND DESIGNS
made In the most careful and artistic manner
Terms reduced and very moderate.
REFERENCE.-H. =. MCCoMB, X. X. Rob-
INssN 4 Co.. and j. B. TANTUM, NJ. d.
sep238m
Daily Republican., 1878-11-13
UPHOLsTERING.
r EDNUM h THORP,

NERS. GEN. SHERMAN. wife of the great
MI soldier, says: 81 have frequently
purchased Durang's Rheumatic Remedy fOr
friends suffering with rheumatism, and In
every Instance Il worked like magic" Sol
by ali Druggists. Send for circular to r. X
AELPHENSTlNE, Druggist, Warrington
Daily Republican., 1878-11-13

NO. 4os KING STREET.
tinds, very cheap. Baskets
cheap. T,
lied 1t lowest Wholesale rates,
d Ftincy Baskets q speciality.
ny stock, no trouble to show
AkER, l0S King street.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-13
For the Republic IN.
Factory Girls.
Oh for the rarity
or Christian charity,

MEssaa. ED!roRs In your issue VI
Tuesday was an article under the head
Of Avenue Scandal" In which the
writer complains among other things
OF the uncalled for inoults heaped by
the factory girls upon the unofending
head Of the peaceful citizen.
Now, why S. A. should pass so alb
ruptly from the colored couple and
their assailants to something which has
no connection whatever with the sub
ject, Is inoompr-hensible, and Seems
more like the contempt OF some mush-
room aristocrat, for that class Of labor-
ing humanity called factory girls, than
the truthful statement of an honest low
or Of peace and morality.
Had ). A. no Avenue scandal in high
life, clerical or otherwise, to report,
that the poor factory girl, ignorant and
uncultivated though she may be,
should become the target for such deri-
sion 1t may he true that she is not
entirely blameless of the charge, but
5. A. aims indiscriminately at all, for
getting while speaking Of them with
such a supercilious air, that many of
these girls, had they any incentive.
might rise to higher sphere OF life,
both intellectually and morally, and is
in some Instances, as true lady at
heart as her more fashionable sister,
who revels in luxury, while she, suffer-
ing from the effects Of Adams first
transgressipn, is compelled to earn her
bread by the sweat Of her brow.
IFS. A. be woman, may God give
her heart to feel another's woe as
keenly as her own; II it be- a lord of
may he live TO learn that true
worth is not always dressed in silk and
shod in satin, but may sometimes be
found even in factory girl. MEG.
MEssRs. EDToRs In Tuesdays is
sue of ths REPUBLICAN, the following
appears over the signature Of s. A.:
" | vow and confess that even in day
light it is impossible to walk on Della
ware avenue without being insulted or
scoffed at by factory girls from the
Banks" .r...
This is Wholesale slander. There
are hundreds Of respectable, worthy
girls who work in the factories, they
are employed from early morning till
close Of day, and they have no time to
promenade on the avenue. II S A.
has paid his tax hope our worthy po-
liceinen will sse that he neither gives
nor receives insult from
any of the girls, no matter what their
may be. SARAH.
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
COLOMBIA.
CONGRESS -aERMANY's FLEET SAILS FOR
NICARAGUA.

FURTHER DETAILS or The PANAMA FIRE
NICARAGUA.
PANAMA, March 16, 1873.
The loss to insurance companies by the lire OF 9th
INST amounts TO $3.50 600, aud Is aivded among the
following companies :-Scottish Imperial, Northern
and Standard, all British companies, aud the nubc eek,
Magdeburg and TRANSATLANTIC, German companies
THE COLOMBIAN CONGRESS.
The National Congress Of Colombia was opened at
Bogota on February l. Manuel Murlo, NJ. Amdor
Fierro and Juls Perez elected respectively as
President Vice President and Secretary OF the Senai
and jose Muria Chaparro, Diducio X. Degado En-
rque Guvna to tho same Offices in the House OF Rep
rcsentaves According to tne report OF the Secretary
OF the Treasury the revenue OF tho nation the
fiscal year amounted 10 ,9S3 o which the prin-
cipdl items re;Customs, s. l6U, 900; iucomo from
salt worxs 81 055, 000 and the subvontion IRON
Panama Railroad, $3.50, 000 The Post Office Depart
ment produced $50 Uz0 aud the telegraph Sl2. 6y4.
ia tho year account oil tho CIVIL war Political
tors are quiet throughout the Republic
WILL GERMANY ACr2
The German fleet consisting OF the Elizabeth
Arladnc anu Leipzig lett this port tor Cornto
l4h inst. The Medusa lett Aspinwn The suuno alter
noon Tor Grey town. These vessels visit Nicaragua
Republic 10 make due reparation 10 Germany ior tue
outrages pcrpetratcd upon her Consul. Mr.. Escn-
stuck, Ia the latter part Vi 1876 ana or sub
alleged insults to her Minister while cpdeavoring TO
make satisfactory settlement OF the trouDic.
SEw ArroRSEs GENERAL
Dr. Pablo Arosemena has been elected Attorney
General oil CoiomDia and Mr. Francisco Arcila Fourth
Supicnte OF the federal Supreme Court. Both gentle.
from Panama.
PROM SOUTH AMERICA.
The steamer from the south coast, with Callao dates
to March arrived this forenoon She brings nothing
OF interest Nothing has been received from Central
America since Tho Departure OF the last mail
The New York herald., 1878-03-25

terview was 10 prevail upon him 70 reveal the
OF the murderer OF hrs brother Tho note asking or
al audience returned with insulting answer
Michael Granahan, Que Of The prom :uent mem bcrs
OF the Molly society," against whom suspicion pointed
as being implicated IN The Rca murder, rs In town
with gang OF colleagues IL to him that Kelly tho
Bun gave the waich taken from Rea, ana who as
sisted the murderers to evade officers Of the
FINAL PREPARATIONS.
The priests and Sherin ana Captain Anderson have
been IN consultation this ing with reference 10
tho arrangements OF the morrow. The spiritual ad-
visers have labored assiduously with all tho men,
urging Them TO disclose the inwardness OF the
crime for which they suer. and II not
impossible that they have been unsuccessful Tully
Will most probably speak OF the offence, and II IL rs
true that Heser was an accessory the murder be-
fore the fact Will SO state IL from the scanold o1t
NcHugh has evnced no repentance, even though tnc
priests have beeu coseted WITH MIN for hours he s
as,uooorn. mulisn fellow with the demon implanted
In MS heart oil hearts.
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
WAS HE MURDERED?

THE DISAPPEARANCE OF JOSEPH KAUFMANN-
MEETING OF HIS FRIENDS AND AN INvEs-
TIGATIoN RESOLVED UPON.
ABOUT ono hundred persons, representing tho va.
rous Swiss societies Of this city, together
with representation from Metropolitan Gas Com.
pany, met yesterday afternoon Deems Lion Hotel,
West Thrtyeignth street, to take action with refer
ence to the mysterious disappearance OF Joseph Kauf.
mann, collector in the employ OF the Metro
politan Gas Company, who disappeared sud.
denly on Friday afternoon, March l5 and
has not since been seen or hoard from.
Mr. Hubber, iricnd OF Mr. Kaufman and promi-
nent member OF a number OF German societies,
opened the meeting by giving detailed account OF
Mr. Kautmann's dsuppe arauce and The scarchus made
discover his whereabouts. He concluded by saying
that his family aad friends believed that ne had
tUuly dealt with, ana that stone shou be left
turned 10 discover the assassin or assassins.
Mr.. Charles q. Spoerry, General Agent OF tho Swiss
Mr.. spsa secretary. Inc Chairman Informed tho
meeting that he had Known Mr. Kaumann Tor sew
aud lrussw WORTHY CITIZEN. He was good iather ana
husband and had always been held III high esteem by
his employers The speaker next referred 10 an in-
tervew which he had WITH Superintendent Waling,
In which the latter expressed his Dsef that Kaul-
mann had run away with some woman, but
what authority his belief was founded he could
not tell He (tho sreakcrl like most Of those
present, firmly Of the opinion that Kaufman had
been murdered. A gentleman from the Metropolitan
Gas Company SAID that the missing neld In
the highest respect by the officers Of the company tor
ms honesty, soeriety and general good conduct Mr.
Demonico tho speaker SAID, mad such aith his In.
tegrity that tie had gwen his bond Tor 1900
gao company AZ u guarantee oil Kaufmann's honesty,
and had never b. oxen that confidence. The COM
pany had resolved ~ meeting held during the latter
part OF last week to offer reward of $1,000 the
arrest OF kauimann's assassin and $200 TOR the
cOvery OF body After several other persons had
addressed the mcotins the following resolution WAS
unanimously adopted:-
Resolved, That we have entire confidence In Joseph
y Il. IN I'm
iaIher tried aud repe the idea forth
police abscouded there being
slightest grounds tor such openly
police tor their want OF
ing the mystery and nrresting knufmanns assassin.
A committee OF seven was then appointed TO act
with committee from the gas company Tor the
purpose OF raising subscriptions 10 offer larger
ward, II necessary, Tor the arrest oil kiulnann
sassn and TO raise iund or the support OF vito
and family IL WAS also decided to get up monster
petition, signed by The members OF the different
csties with when he was connected and his friends,
which will be presented to tho Mayor asking AIS
sistancs in unraveli'ng The mystery. Alter col
lection had been taken up TO supply the immediate
wants OF Mrs. Kaufniann and family, the meeting ad-
i0u
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
MATRICIDE.

WOMAN MURDERS HER MOTHER, SEVENTY
NINE YEARS OF AGE-DErAILs OF THE HoR-
RIDLE CRIME-FIENDIsH SPIRIT MANIFESTED
BIZ THE MuRDEHgss.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALD.1
SYRACUSE, N. Y. March 20, 1878.
One ofthe most atrocious murders committed IN
the annals OF Onondags county perpetrated about
one O'Clock Saturday afternoon nine miles north OF
this city ir the town OF Cicero. Mrs LorA l. Edden,
aged ioriy-six years slew her own mother Mrs. Lucy
Day, aged seventy nine years.
rnE DISCOVERY.
Al the time above stated old Mrs. Day was seen by
a neignbor 10 come out OF her house and sink down
under lrec Tho neghbor went up 10 her and saw
that she dyns. Al that moment tho daughter
came out Of the house and brutaliy remarked, 'rhe
dsvsh old fool foil down aud hurt herself, and now,
damn her, she's come out 10 make show OF her.
SELL"
Tho dying woman was helped into the house by the
neighbors who asked tho daughter to explain the
blood which saturated the old woman's garments.
Again the daughter replied -
.'rhe damned old - drove knife through my
haDd.n
Tho daughter then drove tho n noishbors out OF tho
house. declaring she would lay the Old lady out al0no
want led none OF their help Some OF The
women, however, insisted on aiding her, when they
discovered deep stab Ia the old womans back, Just
undor her lett shoulder blade. Mrs. Edden took tho
bloodsaincd garments from her motner's body and
HID portion OF them III lott Of the house and burnco
the remauder.
ARREST OF THE MURD
She was arrested to-day by sheriff Meldram
ana Is now Iodged in The Syracuse Penitcn-
tary. Tho Sheriff found the old woman's blood.
stained flannel shirt concealed In rag bag. The
woman still denies that she committed the murder,
although she AYERS no one was 10 the houso
at The une but herself and mother She
admits she had quarrel Just after dinner
when, she alleges the old woman Tell down
hurt herself. Tho knife which che drove her
mothers back has b. found stained with blood As
u.io than lufiV hrno
partially closed the daughier's hand making bad
wound. 1hs daughter's uloodslained cl0thiug has
been found, and thcrv Is not The slightest doubt but
that she Is the murderess cor0ncr's inquest will
be held to-day ut three clock.
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
A TEACHER IN TROUBLE.

Loander Talmadec, q teacher, residing In Elizabeth.
N. j., charged at tho rombs Police Court yester.
day with Attempting to pick the pocket OF Nary y.
Terwiiger, Of the wcstches,er Hotel, IN u Madison
avenue stage. Tho prisoner sat by the sidc OF tho
com mplainant, and was soen by q frcnd OF hers, Mr.
Zsba Carpenter to put his hand undor her cloak three
separate times Justice Bixby expressed doubt to
the prisoner having Intentionally attempted tho lar
ccny, especially rs MS character vouchcd Tor Dy
Two gentlemen who appeared IN court. Mr. Tamadas,
VINO 10 we'll known IN Enznbeth, denied having had
any intention to pick the iady's pocket, but admitted
having placed ms hand upon hcr. Bail was nxed IN
the sum OF $500, Mr. Eningham Maynard becoming
hon
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
NURSED A VIPER.

Last month there turned up In Irvington, N. j., q
young German, named jacob volz. recently arrived
from tho vatcriand Jacob was fortunate enough to
-un across Mr.. Frederick Metz. who resides on Cln-
ton avenue and also IN from the same place In Cor
many as Volz The latter being unable TO ina en-.
ployment being great destltuton, taken IN
by Dir. Metz and gwen shelter. Soon Afterwards Mr..
Meiz secured employment tor JACOB IN n Newark
brewery. Subsequently while his family wcrc from
home ono evening Mr. Metz's house was broken INTO
and s1l0 In cash and lady golds watch stolen
from sale In the mouse. On saturday evening jacob
arrested and, when ronted by his benefactor,
confessed that no the thief Hc Is held for tue
action or 10 courts.
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
sTABBING AFFRAY IN NEWARK.

Daniel Farrell, residing AZ No. 4s River street,
Newark, yesterday morning visited William Single
ton hrs house No. ~ Monroe street, The pair got
Into wrangs, which finally ended In nghi, in tho
OF which Singleton drew u jackkniie aud
slasbcd Farrell severely in tho face and head Far.
rel wrested the knifo from Singleton ripped open
the neshy part of his arm. The timely ARRIVAL of
officers and the OF both parties probably pre-
vented the per petraIon Of murder. Singleton has
been committed for trial charge OF fc0nious as
suult, but Farrell was let 60