The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-12
Miscellaneous News Items.

GB- A valuble mare belonging to Will
liam G. Scott, living near Emmlttsburg,
Nd, fell into well recently, and had to
be killed before she could be removed.
SAN Francisco, October 7.-President
Hayes and party arrived at Dallas last
evening and received cordial welcome
from the citizens. The party left during
the evening for Cascades.
GEE The Rev. A. A. Hoskin, who had
been deposed by the Methodists for het-
erodoxy, was denied permission to per-
form marriage ceremony in bis former
church at Milwaukee.
CB- A little girl named Kennedy picked
up piece of bologna which had been pre-
pared to poison dog in the Thirty-sixth
ward, Pittsburg, on Sunday afternoon and
died from the effects of it.
EE- Diphtheria of most malignant ty pc
is said to prevail to an alarming extent in
Derry township, Westmoreland county,
and likewise at Connellsville, Fayette coun-
ty. There seems to be no abatement of
bD6 disease III Un0 ldJUer IOW0.
Kansas cattle raisers, in order to
hinder competition, had a law passed
forbidding the passage through the
State of herds from Texas, but a United
States Court has declared the act uncon-
stitutional.
aY Albert Gray of Dallas, Texas, had
lately been converted to Christianity, and
therefore when William Young swore pro-
fanely in his presence, he was dreadfully
shocked He drew a revolver, implored
the blasphemer to stop, and then shot him
dead.
GB-D DIR. MMahon's attentions to young
lady at Coumbiaua, Ohio, did not please
her friends among the young men of the
village, because they knew that he had
wife at Alliance, and they pelted him with
raw eggs one night
GEE A bill collector returned to Mem phis
on horseback, with bag full of gold and
silver coin. The horse ran away, the bag
burst and great crowd followed for a
mile, picking up the money, none of which
has been recovered.
Susan GLADDEN. of Unionvile Ohio,
being very angry at Forest Morfet, told
him she would shoot him or his horse with
the gun she carried, whichever he chose
He said Neither" and she mercifully de-
cided on the beast, sending bullet through
its heart.
1B The Board of Supervisors at Buffalo
N. Y, has come to dead lock, two repub-
licans having gone over to the Democrats,
and one Democrat to the Republicans. AT
ter adjournment Tuesday, disgraceful
row took place at neighboring saloon.
cY-At Milwaukee, Wednesday, Mrs. F.
Crocker, a frequent disturber of Womens'
Rights meetings, attempted to shoot her
step-mother, Mrs. J. B. Smith. She fail
ed however, to do any other harm than
shoot off one of her own fingers. She was
arrested.
BRADFoRD, Pa, October by fall Of
scaffolding on r. B. Stones new building
this morning, Charles Roedell and Charles
F. Freeman, painters, were precipitated
twenty-five feet into the area. Roedell was
instantly killed and Freeman probably
fatally injured.
RICHMOND HILL, Ont, October A.
This afternoon two brothers named Fahey,
residing in the township of Marthan,
quarreled, when the elder struck the young
er on the forehead with mug inflicting a
ghastly and probably fatal wound. Their
father on seeing the wound fell dead.
F4r AT Sacramento, Cal, recently Mrs.
George Hamilton sent note asking an
interview with her husband, from whom
she bad been separated. He called on her
and during their conversation she shot him
dead. The act was prompted by jealousy.
Last winter she shot and severely wounded
young girl who had excited her jealousy.
E-The Hazelton Sentinel says that a
peculiar fever has attacked the people of
Beaver Brook and gives the names of eigh-
teen persons who are now down with the
disease. There are various theories as to
the cause of the sickness, one of which is
that the plague was taken to Beaver by
the filthy Hungarians who recently visited
the place.
BUFFALO, N. Y, October 3.--While
Max Walter was going down into we'll
to clean it out his foot slipped and he fell
to the bottom and was impaled by large