Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-25
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n,,,,s ~ ~ uos naS us Jay, gut the cat has the
Don't SIT so far away from me. Harry
9ear, sne said to her lover while they we're
don't sit so far away and turn your back =,
me- me IN q that way; people VIII think were mar
"A woman out on sorr, ,u o,,o,ro, ,-,-
lets one day last week. ana the ss,on,s sp
1ather, walking the floor at the solemn hour ar
mionight With three well defined and distinct
cases OF conc, reels as though he had comm,tted
"A writer recently set himself at work IN
ger out series OF papers on 1.-The Great Men
up In the journals OF opposite POLITICAL faiths
be came 10 the conclusion that we had none al
present, and never had more than one or two
In IN al our history as nation, and he could not
En0 out Just who they were.
~ My first wife, said Mr.. Marigold. running
DIS shhlous eye over the dreSs-makers bill
which his second matrimonial venture had Just
handed him, used 10 make one calico dress
last longer than you wear a silk one.r ssYes,n
reppe0 Mrs. Marigold, land she made one hus-
oaLd last her great deal longer than can,
700 And as she bent her gentle glance upon
his countenance he felt all the blood n his hack
turn into hailsiones
singular, but married man In a street car
can 81 e me loo6 or pretty anxiety come over q
pretty girls face clear at the other end of the
car The moment she begins TO tumble for her
pol'. mol male, and he darts forward 10 take
nei rare lCng before she Is ready, but ne can't
see his wife down on her knees lf iwliag round
In tbe straw feeling for the nickel she had
oIoiteo, Ol'il The driver wraps the lines about
lLc piake and comes in 10 help her.
1T Is QUITE RsNARKABLx." said senator Ros-
coe NonkHng, sitting on his porch In Utica the
otter evening, chatting with one OF his neigh
bors- 10 note the changes which are constantly
being made In the construction or fowling pieces
When was Lad | remember We used 10 have
shot guns with bore rot larger, I should saw
than the end or my thumb. Passing through
Rhoce lSlaId the other day / saW q little red
nosed man, evidently going snipe hunting. who
la hay lad hot
which, should say, from the passing obserya.
ton that obtained, had diameter fully equal
10 The crown of my hat baltimore Gdzens.
RESCUED FROM PoLyGkMY.-A telegram 10
lne New York Herald, from Salt Lake, Utah,
ASugnst ", says: A singular CONTINUATION OF
secretary ENdrts Circular to foreign powers
was made in this city to-day Two English
girls, sisters, arrived with Mormon eniCrant
Pa ary iast JUNE and having no friends In salt
iake nave oeen lyins out With the Saints one
is i years old and the other is 10. The older
eyfl nad oeen counSelled to marry the man AT
Whose house she was STAYING, Elder Charles
Harmon, aged e5, with wife and a grown up
tamiiy. The marriage was 10 have taken place
Today. The fact became known the prosecut-
Ing attorney was Informed and the girl was
saved from ruin. Mr.. Evarts says that the
MorEonS come 10 this country with Criminal
Intent. IL is certain that mary friendleSs girls
come, who are surrounded with such Influences
tnat they can hardly escape polygamy
Whether the intent exists or not Criminal
actions very frequently result.
TIE MISSING Boston MURDERER CAUGHT
Safo CheNNaro. alias Larry 0'Neiu, was arrested
last evening, In Brooklyn, on charge OF being
one OF the murderers OF Mt Frye. the Boston
merchant. Detectives Howard and Wood of
Boston, learned that Chevvaro had gone to
Brooklyn, and Yesterday these officers, guided
by Detective Roche, OF the third precinct, ascer-
tanned that the fugitive had found shelter with
some friends at Red Hook Point About 10
O'CLOCK last evening Detective Roche saw a man
who answered the description OF Chevyaro en-
tertng saloon On Hamilton avenue kept by an
Italian, and known as Diego Han. Roche said,
'That's your man for $1,000 The Boston ON
GERS were OF the same opinion, and Chevvaro
was at once arrested. He seemed perfectly
cool, and did not deny that he knew about the
Frye murder. At the station house he gave the
name OF Angelo Anlfarre. He admitted that he
had left Boston four days ago, and that he knew
OF the Frye MURDER, but he denied that he had
taken any part In it. He told several contradic-
tory StOr1eS.-lN. y. Post, 23d
Atelegram from New York says that LARRY
ONeill," mas been taken back 10 Boston. He
says he did not accompany the murderers into
The house, though he knew their designs and
that they expected To make 10000 by the
crime. He gave his real name as Angelo Ann
fare.