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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20
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Serppbslu.
Walt. Sartinss, Ct. &ula, Stio rotten
Serrrbsln nit psr Wur;sl aus.
SIsartise Tiedten.
Ssrr Stsit, Snanpasc. n. g-bsfrsitrn mid
BON elmer bpsartissn Glftts, an psl9sr i'd bel.
nabe 2 Sabre lit.
STeae @unscn.
StropbuI6ier Iatur.
Grau Glilatstb StiL IaraItbpn. @ise,-btil.
ten msinsn Sebn prn sin.m pHsusu Ssin, an
benz CT pisIs Sabre lit.
Wild > Sein.
Sophie Gtsama4er, RinnsIOta Cafe, Winn.-
eurirts rftnss 9sin, an BEN i'd felt II Sabrsn lit.
BlRtseihmIre.
Wr. 6. Wplt, SrsntOn, y. 8 .-bsprdtsn cine
pUlfrmmsnf Ssilans elmer ~lanspisrissn 8ifsl.
Sopfncb.
Or. 8. 6. 8rssfont, Sambprs, ga, - nfll.
len aud bel itpsrsn Gaasn, ibrf Miiisn.
Ssr;flppfen.
pbil: Hpt Salsmsils, Wise. - aasen mir
neine @siunbbsit tpispsr, natesm i'd LANCE 3eii
an Ssr,flppfen lit.
SeiSen SeS tpeibIiben 6ef6lebts.
UIdu SlIiapflp 2plpuH, Utalu9tH Wrpce,
Sas..-babsn mid na9 ersiHS&sntli4sm Sc.
brauts s%oalansis bsrssftat.
Santfranfbeiten.
@usi&lGss, S6warrn, Salj1i6s, 8lsdsn,
Witsisr, 8tf6miirs, 9arbunftl, Rinapurm,
@rinefppf. i6limms @ussu, &ptSlauf. ardpt,
S6prt WiBfarts unb anesrs 2ranfbsitsn Ssr
Saut III Der 0sbraub Der 5ropfsn BON unSsr.
slti&litsr Wirfuns. Cine siusistGlaId
ptrp In fat alien 8Gasu ben llnslaabisisn BON
Der Wirfnns sisiss SsilmittsIs absrisussn.
Die 6laids hamburger Gropfsn tofei
so Gents, obsr fhnf 6lai9sn So. inb
bel allen apotbefern unb Sanblsrn in
Wsbi5inen 5u baben.
Warnun8
gbs Sbr Or. 9lus. RSniss hamburger
Sropfsn fault. laBt Sud uon gursm gpes
tbeter ober Gambler bic Ramsnsantsri9riit
pom n. So8eier & Co., 5sissn, bamii
Sbr ni4t bur4 i5Ie@te gta@abmuusen
betrosen wsrbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20

Bag Rir9enidlGfer. Sn Der auten al
ten 3eit idsirt es bel tdufigsr poreetom.
men 81 iein ooB ebrbars 2sute uno Ionii
gang quite gbrifsn in Den 8irtsniti5len
ibr SdldFden bislten, als bsut5utnss.
9isaeibt wuBt,n Die bamalisen @sifli.
den i6re Yrsoi9ten ni9t 10 untsrbaltsno
porSGtruser, ME ibrs bsutissn HadfoIser
pieleidt au9 bottle oas bamalige Sc.
i9lc4t before @stpifsn unb mar oeBbal6,
neil Elm rubigss @suiIsn Elm Ianftes Hu-
h%efiien biloet, oiel seneistsr, bel elmer
Yreoigt ein3uniden, oIs oies beute bel ibrsn
oiel rsiSbareren Tn4fomnsn Der SnQ lit.
&urS. oas S6lafen in cen air3sniI6len
fsl pisl b"dufssr Dor. Dor uus iiest elm
ausjug aus benz Sagebu9s oss Obioiab
Burner, aus tuel6em beruorsebt, baB i'm
Sabre 1864, alio Dor mcbr als 250 Sab
rem, Der 8su. Sr. 8. Wbitins in 2Dnn,
WaTa6uIetts. nls 9rsoissr anseislt mar.
lnter'm 3. SUM isnss Sutres mslbat oas
Sugebu6, oaB Auen g"rposes ge=
m d b 1 ar. nm Die g 1ldfer in
Der &ir6s auiuwsden n, uno ba er
auf oiss gbrenamt isbr itoEs mar, 10 per=
I4aHte er i4 einen Su6s9panl
cen sr an sinem lausen Stabe beie tigte.
Ifit bieiem Su4sidpan3e bsiri9 CT oas
@eIi4t beg S9ldfsrs; i9lief Der Cine
ooer Der Qnoere absr 3u fsft, 10 itaaslte er
ibn nit sinsm Dorm uno 10 trus IS H9
zines Sonntags gu, baB sr einen Biirser,
Namers SOmlius, Der nit isinsm Sopie in
Der Ode bts 6irteufubls rubte uno i1
nit Der Sano On benz &is9sl ieibielt uro
gar luitig i9nardte. nit Dem Dorm 10 Def
ti9 an Der Sano riBte, baB Somlins aus
is,nen Srdumen auiIubr, nit Der Sano
segen Die Wauer i6lus unb gum Gntlrbsn
Der 9onjen anod4tigen @smeinoe nit laus
ter Stimms sine gar trafiiss 9erpiini6une
ausItisb. als er f6 absr Den S6laf aus
ben Iussn serie6,n bette, i9dmts CT i4
gar iebr BEG 8Orsargcs uno bos Gage.
bud ipri6t Die anTi4t aus, ba6 Der Moun
niemals wieber in Der Girhe I6lafen tper.
De. 8eiter bsibt ss in benz Sosebu9s,
Dos in Der Spra6e isntr 3sit sei9risbsn
1T a: Aud Die @eibsr i6lafeu, abcr man
inoet's ni9t aus, neil lire ungebsursn
Strobbiits oas sanss @sii9t perbilsn.
&sp. @bitins pflssts i9srsbaitsr @,iie su
Ia9en, BON Der 8anSsI aus lei IS inn, als
ob er Su StrobI9obsrn prsoigte, 3piI6m
wslden bier hno bort Elm Damn Tbs." -
Wan iiebt, Die altsn tonntsn au6 ,ett &c.
ntltbli9 uno rs6t cerb ipaben.
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sas- Sis p,rriidte Ssmpsrenslerin,
@itiue Gan gOtt. iaste Dor ,inissn absn.
ben. wdbrsnb fs in Stbaca, q. o., preSiss
ts, lie CLAUDE. ibrs perftorbsnsn gltsrn md.
rem gum b6aiid,n Seuer peroammt uno
5uar sur Straie fir ibrs WiHstbatsn in
oisism 2sben. Gin Go%rntqfuoent. Der i'm
uorosren Sbsile Der &ir9e iaB, purbs our9
oisis aeubsrun9 10 ansestelt. baB sr aufs
ftano uno sur Rir9s binaus sins. als sr
ben balben @es Bis Sur Sbiirs suriidss-
lsst, bemertte Die Wittpe ibn unb ihrie
ibm mad: .Sisisr junss Wann ssbt CUR
SDae." llnier Stuoent brsbte Tid rubis
UNI uno iaste: -Wollen sic pislsi9t
SIREN gltern cine Botidaft isnSen2~ Sis
berii6tists Bittue Usrtummts unS Der
STUDENT 9ins binaus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20

Wenfbenfenntnie


lin beg 2ebens 9idt unb S9attsn.
Sbne Sdu'6uns 5u erbliden.
Wubt ou nit Dem 9olfe lsbsn,
Nust Did in iein' @sisr i4idsn.
au5 Dem Muit bss Robsn nirb Dir
@lenbenO Seelensr6Bs itroblen,
uno e~r itauneno nil It oss G0lsn
Rern srles'n - in barten S9aalen !
Steti It ou auf BEG r2sbsrs 5Obsn."
Witlt ou mitten unter .9ilOuns,~
Inter fsiner @ldlte iinosn,
8ar abl4eulite Se,wilt' mn9.
uno ts miro bid p'6bli6 fr6iielnb
gtel Dor Den r@urmsrn" fafsn,
Die lid. 8uaoen ju erbstttln,
Utit Vergnugen .retsu laiisn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20
pstrr Rlsnr &Sobu.
OetscrGl : M0emtur

fir bic neutrality-suspicious.
9mperiaf & 2lort6ein Sn(. Cos, pom cSouooH.
&opaf SuG. g., pom SiperpoOf,
Commercial 2luioa Ar. Co., pou eSOnSou,
German american 3n(. &c., bon 2isuJ Ora.
ST. Yanf Ssusr & Saarius 9n[. Co.,
pom ST. Yauf.
ST. So(ep6 Seuer & 2aariue On. &c.,
Don ST. So(sYs,
Atfantie 9u[. g., Don glen YorR,
German 9nL. &c., pou Sresport, 81,
&. g. ACCIDENTAL An. g., Don SartforS.
Grapslers' SnL 60, Don Sariforo.
Aetaa Sife 9nf. g., pom SartforS,
Tisft mi6fstn Gsmpasnitrn, Bic I'D bet etn 9btsasp uni
esaeu 8suer fura panitli6s Bablane thrtr Gtluhs b.
r6trt tabtn, ~snpfsbltn flo fsisa uns fSuntn gra&uunasr
ssn etssn.buu ~ ben tiatsasa Sa.tn tatststu GENES msr
esrtsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20

BsS- Srommsr @uni5. Ser Srrr
9iarrsr bssssnst bean gulenbausrn. Der
iinsit cine i9wsre 8rantbsit iiberitanbsn
bot. .gtun, pis asbts gulenbauer? Sbr
isio Der trsueu 9Hsss gursr Grau piel,
iebr piel idulbis. sic bot ben Simmel
on Gu6 psroient."
80 lit potr, Sodwirbsn, | ban on BE-
liate Soft idau f~uisfdais Bit, ear mDbt
lui balo nod Ssroisnit belobne."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-20

Ras" Giuen sutsn gBis sat 2Oro gsa-
consfislo. Gnslano's .lmarter" Staats.
mann, tir5li6 semudt. Cine 2aOp be-
5si4nsts i'm 9srlaufs zines @slprd6es nit
benz Yrsmisr Die 3ulu. &aisrn dig .8il-
be" r8ie t6nnen sic Die 3ula's 8il-
De nenn.H," entseQrsts 9israsli. .Sabsn
sic ni9t u~niersn 5slobsrrn ssislasen uno
~unIeren 9ii6o bst.6rt2-G oIens
10, Der an9lieanii@s .Yiidof" bon Natul,
lisB T9 BON einsm rsslsbrtsn" aafsrn. Der
ibm bel Der ueOeriesuns Der Yibsl in Die
Spra&s Der 3uIu's bebiIfia mar, 10 &C.
gen ous G6riitenibum sinnsbmen, ooB sr
oaiielbe fir rinsu .Sumbus" srtldrts uro
i'bt on Der Spite Der ln~sldubi9en gne'
lambs marl9irt, mas i'm iibrigsrs ni9t
binosrt. osn. Sitel zines triItli6en 9iiaOfs
DISQUALIFICATION uno has fsits gintommen
zines ho9tirt lI9sn 9rdlater gu psrssbren.
Gin vSiitof', Der ii6 BON sinem 3uIu=
&aHern oas Gbritsrtbum abi6pdbsu unS
uno gum rSniioel" bssraoirsn last, per.
oiente ausssbauen gu iusrben - absr nidt
in WarmOr, i%ouosrn nit elmer &nuts
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a ntur

'ar be 8 srrstsn DampNatas.a sm pasntssn rae su1 a.
9dsii6s Nbfabrt.
tamburs. NmertfaniI9e 9inis IL Dampier
Gprb.T tutI@er 9lpsb, Bremen is Damptrr.
GunaIs einie, 9ipsrppsl u. autpsr. t6 Samptsr.
Nsb Star Zine 8 Gamptrr.
DIE dauftuts BON yaHastutn. bic 10 In hen Iestta t5
Satrtn auf tieien Danpftrn turiber uRb ttnahr pei TIT
bast, anb hts teas gmpfttluns unb babtu mr bas 8uttss en-
msin1 8rsuutt sta&ut.
Sn 0erbinbuns NIT Obisem, ifeae i'd
We4fel al,f aIe Sauptitdbte Guropa's ais.
Gttenbabn 9t6et$
sa& alien 6auptaisttn amutlss unb Galtfprnias iSnntn
hen sanJtn 9ae Ia mcntr Office ~ ben rtstlndeisa pruitn
esiaat rsttn; q a. ut&t nstbts 10 aaf ben D'pSts ss
Rtpptn stnastu ~ iaftn.
Grunbeiseutbum (REAL ESTATE.
etus srsss auspabl ts beatu e~iatt-9tem.tu.s, nj,
and Garutn uni pratr.adnhaesn sne BIT mr ftts iu zen
~ennhteftn Bteiusunstn ~ taten unb triu9t 70 isstu. Ger
fetn @dt In Gtstnibum a6a unt ssrianbrnstrh aslssH
rtu. mstns ethu a. prafta.
Bfr anIssuns ron gapiiaIisu utrs auf a&nas nab Fhaa'
Gdfs Gorge sttrastn.
peter aitus.
soil m d ten,
9~srfbrtsfs, S~spstbtitn, nsba anm sftiitatn Dsfxs 'nttu
rfTesn aufs ranfti&at bdsrst.
cAes; qds bon Brain uns S. Strait
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
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unb fsrnnbin ale pisr,sbn Gage

HHp IFEHfIVIH uHt pIET5tpH Ad8t.
DIR eanhunssples sittr GsmpH6iFti In 9altins ore IA ~
eltt@ Itppt Der Baltimore unb Stip. G~tftnbabn, Rt.6t yai
bssrest als irstnb cine 9tlsnbatH pom yisp BERT IN
yttlabtptia.
Bet gnianft htr 9ampff6tfs ptrb has Depot far ALE mid
Gnstasateu ssiSlcHsn. 70 sas bic Ginpan6srsr ni&t br sc
fatr ~aussefest tne ppn Sttrlsern be6ptneslt ~ utresu
mas tn anetru pa ftnpldssn lttesr 70 ct Der Hal "a.
DIR MAIDEN rs6 ~befpnbtrs auf fsIstnet fur lsutht Rn
ttnht bsebattuussrtrtts 9prjlss aufmsrtiam, rtl5t II
Bette NIT unleru S9ifsn bttst; Die yaFasitrt Fns unto
Dtutf6ta, fSnnen fd alfs NIT Stbtrndnn ssrh6neissn sbn
Dplmttf6er ~ stbrau6tn. umfStn aus stntm coli II
has anbtrt, ME Bat tneirsetsn Rtiisn, Tnstt ni6t aatt b.
gaHaatrt setsn tn Bremen fpsltt9 an Bprb bee Ocean
tampitrs uus rsrlafen ~esnftlbsn trf In Baltimore
s9estn ptitersr ausianft psas, man I'D an bic General
&ssaItu
A. $6u6ma6sr & g.,
go. s Shb SAP ST., Baltimore, Wb
aadniss assntsa fir Busaaa, uab umssssns pete
Rttne u. Sstn, Dubuque, Sppa.
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srssnci but the witness upset this theory by swear
ina that he had first tested the agents. and found
them free ffoin arsenic.
al quarter after eleven o'clock the people rested
their casc aud the defence recalled three wit
nesses and cross-exnmined them ON unimp ortant
points
Colonel RUSSELL in opening the for the
prisoner this afternoon. did not mark out any par
tcular linc OF defence. lie claimed there was no
motive. A far a. acquiring property con-
cernei He admitted the purchase of poison. but
said that was done at the request OF the deceased.
IL would show that the son-in-law Priest,
made threats 20 take Barnes life. He would show
the sickness OF Barnes before the return OF the
prisoner after having purchased the arsenic. He
Odd not regard the claim OF death from poisoning as
having been clearly established.
A. y. Lsw, Justice OF tho Peace testified in re-
gard a the drawing OF the will OF the dece sed and
o. the latter making the prisoner his execurix thus
showing the confidence the deceas I'll reposed in her.
The defence have subpnnaed over hundred wit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-25
SUICIDE OF AN OPTICIAN.

Frederick Germann. an optician at No. 202 Grand
street, Williamsburg. last evening put an end to his
existence by cutting his throat with At the
time of the tragic occurrence Lyman I. Nelson was
waiting in the store for pair of glasses left to be
repaired. He had handed the ticket to German, who
walked into room aud committed the d. d
without having given an intimation Of his intention
either by word gn. Mr.. Nelson, having heard the
sound of body falling in the rear ROOM stepped
the door and discovered German lying upon the
floor. with the blood flowing from q CHASTITY cash
across the throat. Information ut once con-
veyed to tie police, aud Ambulance Surgeon Mad
den summoned. When the Surgeon arrived Ger
mann had breathed his last. he having severed tho
jugular. Mrs. German. whoohad left the house for
u walk about twenty minutes previously. upon her
grief. She stated that she knew of no cause to ill.,
duce the desperate deed. The only explanation thus
far offered is that the man was suffering from
temporary dcrangement OF mind.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-25
THE WORK OF RUM.

Some children playing yesterday afternoon In tho
basement OF the tenement house No. 80 Forsyth
street discovered the dead body of . lying
across u piic OF rubbish. The police imIne-
diatcly notified. aud II was asccrtsincd that the
mans throat was cut from gar 10 eas.
At some distance from whore the body lay
was found o razor. tho blade OF which was covered
with blood Tho police concluded that tho Gaze was
one of suicide. While tho body was being trans
crred from tho cellar to the city hcarse. woman.
who happened to DO passing at the time. uttered q
piercing cry aud enchanting. "My Godi u's fhill'
fell to tho pavement She was carried Into the house
where she boarded and when sho revived explained
that tho body was that of her husband. Has name
was Philip Miller anu for number OF years he ~a-
second mate OF the ship Northern Queen. she SAID
she married to Miller ABOUT htcon years ago.
At that tWe he was an ambitious man. but
some years afterward became addicted TO
drink. Five years ago. no was sent TO state
Prison for year for attempted MURDER
lie was again sentenced to years imprisonment
for assaultng his vile. since then lac has been an
outcast. On Thursday evening Mrs. Miller met him
for the first time In several months at the corner
OF Canal and Forsyth streets. He begged i've cents
for drink. She gave IL to him, passed along 10 her
home aud never saw him alive again. Deceased was
born In Germany forty-six years ago.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-25
ADMIRAL AMMEN'S POSITION.

WASHINGTON. Oct. %. 1879.
To THE EprToR THE HEgALp--
In the HERALD Of September "a there appeared an
article signed "One of the Delegates to the Paris Con.
gress" which contained quotations 80 partial as to
pervert the of my report the state Depart
ncnt and criticisms my conduct. which I assumed
to be written by gentleman to whom wrote ro-
ply and sent you for publication provided had not
mistaken the author. AS IL proved to be some one
else you kindly returned me the manuscript. In the
HERALD of to-day Is an article signed Justice" 10
which will not reply. will to any article which
is not signed by person who is responsible or
who would not be ashamed to be the a,,-
thor of paipablo misstateinents Very truly yours,
DANIEL AMMEN,
Rear Admiral, United states Navy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-25
THE BARRETT MURDER TRIAL.
SCENE IN CoURT-THE JURY RETIRE TO con-
sIDER THEIR VERDICT
tDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SCRANTON. Pa, Oct. "a, 1879.
The trial of Thomas Barrett for the killing OF CAL
lahan. which has occupied the entire week. was lis
tened to again to-day by crowded court room.
The prisoners mother, ay-haired, amiabe look
ing woman. sat beside him all day and wept bitterly
during District Attorney Gunster's summing up
for tho Commonwealth. Barrett himself seemed
III at ease. and his lips twitched ncrvously
rs the eloquent counsel described tho bloody and
brutal murder which he porpotrated at tho solemn
hour OF ono o'clock the morning of the LIST of
June. The Court hushed In Stiffness and when
tho District Attorney described the Creep
ing stcathily over the grass and shooting down his
victim man In the audience disturbed the soemnity
of the scene by rising and shouting at the Attorney
That's not SOL Mr.. Gunster stopped speaking.
All eyes were directed toward the interrupter,
aud Judge Handley. with angry frown,
said:--"Onicors. remove that man and take
HIM before the Mayor" crowd of
tipstaver hustlcd the disturbcr through the door
aud Mr.. Gunstcr resumed his argument. At its close
Judge andley charged the jury and they retired ut
noon. In the afternoon tho jury into court
and said they could not agree. After receiving some
instructions they retired again, aud up midnight
have not agreed upon verdict. Crowds of persons
have been lettering about the court room all the
evening ia the pcting storm, expecting to hear
from the jury. who IL In said, arc equally divided
90 whether the verdict shall be one Of murder In
the hrst or second degree.
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THE cIITTENANGo MURDEREss.
CHARGES THAT Mrs. sHRoUDEB MURDERED
NILS. Pore AS WELL AS MRS. BARNARD HER
MOTHER.
Ipr rrLEonArn TO THE nEnALp.1

INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SYRACUSE. N. ". Oct. "a. 1870
DIR. Manlius smith, professor of chemistry at the
Syracuse University. has found arsenic In tho REM
nant OF the remains Of Mrs Pope. which were about
ono week ago. submitted to him for exami-
nation. Mrs. Pope died ON the last day OF
July. 1870. at the residence of Mrs. Bar
nard. Chittenango. Madison county. The
death of Mrs. barnard by poison last month. and tho
arrest OF her daughter Mrs. Frances shrouder. for
the murder OF her mother led the authorities to
pect that Frances might have murdered Mrs. Pope
also to obtain possession OF $500 In United States
bonds which the old lady had just previous
TO her death and which have not been seen
since. Tho fact that Frances was seen to
Immediately after Mrs. Pope's death. and the finding
of poison In the old lady remains. after the
lapse of three years aud two months, as above
stated. IL deemed strong ground tor claiming that
FRANCES Is murdercss in twoiold sense She has
been In the Madison County Prison with her hus-
band for the last three weeks. on tho
charge OF numbering her mother Her is to
be again presented to tho Grand Jury the new
charge. When the coffin of Mrs. Pope opened
very little of the body could be found. What was
black mould. The Coroner's inquest on the
death OF Mrs. Pope will be held Monday
next, at Truxton Cortland county. The greatest
Indignation is expressed in Chttenango against Mrs.
Shrouder. She in only about twenty-fiv years DID,
and OF not very prepossessing appearance. 1t is
ried iason ut her mothers house with citizen
of Chittenango now living. aud who il now and was
then married man. The old lady had frequent
quarrels with her daughter on that account.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-25
GUILTY OF MURDER.

DosroN. Mass. Oct. "a. 1879.
The jury in the case of Caroline g. Goodrich and
Daniel +. Kmball their second trial tor the
der Of Jennie p. Clarke the victim Of the notorious
trunk tragedy" came in this morning with sealed
verdict of guilty. Goodrich convicted of having
performed the criminal operation which caused
death, and Kimball Of being accessory after the
fook
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-25
THE SOUTHERN BOULEVARD.

The Park Commissioners yesterday. on motion of
Commissioner Conover, passed resolution asking
the Board OF Estimate and Apportioninent to set
apart In the estimates for 1880 the sum OF $1,000 tor
the I'M pro venent of the Southern boulevard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-25
NOT PAUPERS.

In the matter of tho application recently made to
Judge Donohue, in Supreme Court. Chambers for
mandamus to compel tho inspectors Of election in
the Third Election district of the Eighteenth ASSEM-
bly, district to register twenty-eight people belong
ing In Bellevue Hospital, Judge Donohue yesterday
decided that they did not within the meaning
of the "paupcr statute" aud accordingly granted
tho inandamuD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-25

MRS. BARNES MURDER TRIAL.

OPENING THE CASE ron THE DEFENcE-wAs
THE POISON ADMINISTERED pY SOME ONE
OTHER THAN THE pRrsoNER2
SANDY HILL. N. Y, Oct. "a. 1877.
In the Barnes case this morning Professor Perkins.
Of Union College. testified he made chemical
analysis OF the stomach OF the deceased ana
found white arsenic, which he presented to
the court in three conditions. He was abb
soluteiy certain that tho article presented was
white arsenic. and. It was not normal con-
stituent OF the body. IL must have been admins
tered. Tho defence attempted to show that the
Assnts used In the Analysis themselves contained
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-25
THE RIDDLE WIFE MURDER CASE.
saRApH TO THE HERALp.l

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARTFORD Conn.,. Oct. "a, 1879.
report here might states that Professor John.
son. of Yale College. has analysed and found poison
in the body of the vito Of Riddle now under arrest
Mt Norwich.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-06-27
How They Ran.

Oil City Derrick.
Old Skinher is a great lover of
war "reminiscences, and is not slow
to tell of his own exploits in that
way. AS with most men who pride
themselves on a war record, Skin
ner also gives the best side of his
tales to his own army. He was
telling one of his grandchildren
recently Of a famous battle III which
he was engaged. His description
of the flying balls, booming of
cannon anu charge of the troops
was very vivid, and the little boy
listened with increased interest.
At last, when Skinner stopped to
fill his pipe, the little 10y said:
"And did the enemy run 7"
"Did the enemy run I" said Skin
ner: "Great Scott, how they did
runl My dear boy, they ran so
like thunder that we ran three
miles to keep out of their way, an
if we hadn't thrown our guns away,
they'd have run over us sure"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-06-27
Hon. IL. Barksdale.
Wetsville News.

Wetsville News.
AS the political waters are Begin
ming to be stirred tor the fall cam
paign; 1t behooves the democratic
party of Mississippi toIgird ON their
armOr and keep the work pushing
never relaxing for II moment their
efforts until every county III the
State is redeemed from radicalism
neither do we want any green
backism in ours. The old Jackson
ian democracy is good enough for
US, pure and alleged; whilst speak
ing OF this we will say that we be-
lieve we but echo the true senti.
ments of two thirds Ot the people
of Mississippi when we say that
they wish to see Maj. Ethelbert
Barksdale occupying seat IN the
U. s. senate. A man who has
done more to redeem our State
from radical misrule than any 9th.
er whose far seeing ana eminent
craftsmanship, i'll our humble opin-
ion, with due respect for all other
aspirants) speak, in thunder tones
"Thou art the mau;" wise aud pru-
dent in counsel, bold aud aggres.
sive when the rights of the people
are attacked. Let us see rousing
majority in the next legislature for
BarksGale for the Seliates