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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-13

DANvILLE, Jan. S.-The train going
South on the Richmond and Danviile
Railroad, while running very rapidly,
ran into a rock slide one mile east Of
Lexington, n. G.. The engine and the
postal car were completely wrecked
and the baggage car and all the passen
ger cars, including the sleeper, were
more or less damaged. The posta.
clerk and baggage master and severa
passengers were slightly injured. Engi.
neer Mike O'Donnell and his iremer
were instantly killed. Tie track can.
not be cleared of rock before night.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-13

THE HU6 OF DEATH United States
Judges have been appointed because
Of their bitter hostility to the South.
who would not be charged with the adj
ministration OF justice in the North.
Marshals have been selected mainly for
their willingness TO prostitute their Of
fetal power to foment sectional strife,
to Cypress unoffending citizens ard to
pollutc elections. Postmasters have
been appointed who were utterly incom
petent, in some instances being unable
to read or write, merely because they
we're potential in demoralizing and con
trolling the ignorant blacks. Customs
and revenue officers have been selected
to make the collection Of revenue sec
ondary to the corrupt control OF eiec-
tions. United Sta.es Commissioners
have united with District Attorneys
and Marshals to plumber the govern
ment by the wanton v.Xation of strug
Cling business interests in the South.
and the special agencies Of the govern
meut are crowded with noted criminals
as rewards for noted political crimes.
In several of the Southern States |
found ~convicts, fuIgitives and outlaws
enjoying the patronage of the admins
~tration and inviting public contempt for
government and law by their shameless
distinctionr This b,ot-not unon the
South but upon the North whose ad
ministration is guilty ofits creation
has lasted with more or less prominence
for a dozen years, and it has been the
most fruitful of all the many fruitful
Aler. X. Mcclure III the Philadelphia
Times.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-13

Raleigh Neus- Observer: One Ed
ward Decker, of Fayetteville, n. c.,
stabbed William Reilly, in Savannah,
Ga, on Christmas eve, from which
Reilly died on the 28th ult. Decker is
in jail. Col. I. B. Long, on Sun.
day brought II. E. Nelson. the default
ing postmaster at Greenville, from New
York, and placed him in the keeping of
Sheriff NOVEL;. In regard to the short
ness Of his account as postmaster, Mel
son was rather %reticent, saying that he
estimated it at about 5000. Col Long
estimated it at 81, 800, and that amount
his sureties we're called on to pay.
Both the postofice and money order
accounts we're involved.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-13
INSTITUTE
For Young Ladies,
GoLDsBoR0, WAYNE CO., n. C.
REV. DR.. R. II. CHAPMAN, ! pr;n,.
Mrs. V. S. NJ. ca APMAN,

The entire expense of Boarding pu-
pills at this School, for English Course,
Latin. French, Singing in CAss, French
Calisthenicks, Board, Washing, fuel,
lights, and servants, for school year,
one hundred and eighty $3.50 dollars,
i. e. twenty dollars per month.
The instruction in Vocal and Instru-
mental Musick, Ancient and Modern
Languages, Calisthenicks, &c, fully up
to the requirements of the largest city
Schools. The Musical Director, DIR.
Henry Schwerin, graduate of the Uni
versity of Berlin, and Of the Musical
Conservatory of Paris, comes from
the American and Foreign School
Agency, n. Y, and is endorsed by DR..
Damrosch of the same city.
Pupils received at any time, and
charged from date of entrance to close
of Sc sion. Apply for circular to Rev.
DR.. Chapman, G~oldsboro, Wayne CO.,
n. G.. 1Jan 13.tf.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-13
For the PAEMHH AND MECHANIC
RINGwooD, N. c. Dec. 18th.

RINGWOOD, y. Q. Dec. 18th.
Snow and rain and cold.
A little negro child burned to death
in town yesterday. Carelessn. SIS OF
parents.
At the sale of Mr.. A. II. Davis place,
/ heard Mr. Zeno Green, of Nash coun-
ty, says he had a tenant this year who
made 65 bales cotton on SO acres and
Mr.. T. V. Avent, another Nash county
man, said, he made IS bales with 3
horses, and plenty Of oorn,. Both good
farmers certain. | wish you a Happy
New Year. G. 4. NJ.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-13

Philadelphia Press, Rep: Quite a
number Of colored people, mostly wash
erwomen, have LETT Indiana for their
old home in North Carolina. They
give as q reason that they would rather
face the Ku Klux than suffer from the
climate of the Hoosier State.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-13
LOOK OUT FOR YOUR NAME /!
200 4 EAR S1.10 Six MONT
RECEIVED PAYMENT,

NoTE.-To avoid losses by mail, and the
bother of giving, and preserving, Receipts,
we shall print in this column the amounts
received each week. and the time TO which
) the subscriber is paid. Hereafter no money
will be credited on the books until 1t a ppesrs
here. SO look for your name, and if ii does
not appear or if there be any mistake in the
trim, write to the Editor.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-13

Edward Wills, Brinkleyville, July 3. 81 Mrs
NJ 4 Sharpe, Statesville, Jan 8, 81; Mrs r NJ
PEBBLES, Jackson, Dec IS, 81: VIM Campbell,
care Western Railroad, Montgomery, Ala, Jan
way, Jan 10. 81; Mai s Watson Reid, Charlotte,
July II, Il; A g.. Wilcox, Brinkleyville, April IL,
81; z c Harkey, Charlotte, Ayril 3, Il J c Burk-
FL.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-13
kEMP Z. BATTLE,
Pres't. n. c. Historical Society.

Raleigh Tisitor:: Mr.. Napoleon Will
liams, living six miles east of the city,
fell into the fire on Saturday last, and
was badly burned. as was also his moth
er who attempted his rescue.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-13

A BRIDES ~IEsANITY AVID SUICIDE. ~
Neto York, January 2 On December
16 Edward Stilwell, a merchant of Ny
ack, married Miss Jennie Merritt, Of
Kingston, and the next day he brought
his bride to his pleasant home and in
stalled her in charge ST bis two children
by a former wife. She was happy in
Der new position, but in a few days she
became i'll. She complained of her
head but refused to call in a physician.
On Friday morning, after attending to
heI household duties, she went to her
room, and, after writinga brief note,
took a revolver from her husbands
desk and shot herself through the heart,
dying instantly. The u,te read as fol-
lows: Fare we'll all. Ny husband is
one of the noblest men alive, but my
mind is entirely gone. | am a maniac.
Find me- Two other notes, written
at different times within a week, were
also found, and from them it was learn
ed that she had, during that time,
made W attempts al suicide-once
with chloroform and once with laud-
anum.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-13

4 GENTS WANTED for the Best and Fastest
"A Selling Pictorial Books and Bibles Prices
reduced 80 per cent. National Publishing Co.,
Phil, Pa. Jan. 1915,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-13

WILMINGTON STAR OUTLINES. One
of the Old Dominion Line steamers wa,
badly damaged by ice in james river.
--Another cold snap oft West,
mercury falling p degrees IN some
places. At Otis. Indiana, Henry
Augustine killed his uncle and hi aunt
and one Of their sous 70 rob them -
The hotel Mount ST. Vincent. Central
Park, New York, burned loss $780,
O00.-Miss Campbell AMI Miss Wood
fatally burned while dressing for a ball
at Hamburg. Maine. Peter Wells
killed Henry Fisher at a dance in Sagi-
nav, Michigan. Henry Burton
shot his wife and a Mr.. Tate, whom he
found together in his house at Mem
phis Tate returned the fire, MORALLY
wounding Burton.-The Rappahan-
mock river at Fredericksburg is closed
with ice eighteen inches thick. y,
A. Stringer was frozen TO death near
his home in Chesterfield county, Va.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-13
Jan l3-tf.

following scot b. mail postpaid. 10 biAtiolU'. 80 snf,s asHed so {;
o Lilies, 9 sorts named. o., y double Isteta,cs TS Al hua
sorts and Towering Butts. E.mt currency ~ postage stEnrs.
BY goods have az established reputation and Eatos ~ tafts 81 .
world. j. LENIs CIILDs, GtEENs. ~. y.
Jan. 13-tf,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-13
WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

Corrected every Wednesday morning
therefore showing the state of tbs markets on
the previous day, TUESDAY.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-13

UIancIng by.
lis good for the nerves, yes, ver-yl
She timidly yields her hands 70 his,
And he wraps her from the cod breeze;
The buffalo covers them up to the chin,
And he taketh toll at the bridge,
certin.
". Crortut.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-13

Oh! he snow, the boot full o snow
Now for a sleigh and a young widow,
Or maiG Gt IS certainly much move tuu
Then to rumble along IN an Old va
gon-)
Prancing,
Dancing,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-13
NEW YORK ADV rs,

As given in wednesday morning telegram,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-13
The Beautiful Snow.

Oh the snow, the boot iull O snow.
Dear TO the heart OF the small fellow,
Who slides on his sled down the Icy
track,
4 lynn, as usual, on his stomach.
Riding,
Gliding,
Yelling alons.
Shouting aloud 10 the .4eGaii throng,
Seeing a female and song 10 her,
And tossing her IN on IS swi TRAINER.
Who, when she comes down, obsc yes
a broad grin
On the vanquishing face Of the bad
urchin.
, 1881-03-18

and then Ind 4 warrant issued for his arrest.
When ttl9 officers went to arrest Thornton,
soranl gnmc II cards., AZ snni, is tl,o
yllIain renlEzel that tho Jig. WAS up mil
tlinl tfIs strunE nrin of tho law wiaa unnn
illtn, ll1 became raylnx lunutlc. II required
from pulling every hair out ut his ltcaa and
tearing Ills cfOslttg from his body. lio wns
apparently 30 wild tint lio had 10 be ttcd
!nhd anil foot, md was lrnltgEi here today.
To he crazy before, al,'l says that ln II a gond
Actnr. Tile 1le Knb wifi. DECLARES s1ln
wl!l stick to ',fn tn tho last. Tile Nebraska
!!ady VII stcofne q tnotller fsl n few weeks
about, ~ years Of nee. iIotli woiIsSn nrp
gtUtl-l91kfng and intelligent. Tta offcefs
hrc hooking for other claimants. THE arrest
rrentett Krtts setisattUll In the southern
pUEt1ull Ut tho county.
, 1881-03-18

determined 10 secure his attcn,laI,cc, and nc
corltngly passed. resolution which set forth
tho fact that l'nge Ind bce,I served with n
suhWrnt 10 npt~ar beforc the f;ra1d Jury to
give Ills tcstinony, hit, aftsr repeu,esl o',.
lnrttlnlfy, fnsl refused Ut neglected. IN mt III
~ nppcnranc.c. nnd asked tl'at m attachment
it II lsss t GtosI,y% }o!n'a u 10 II Fso sIio
tiratId .1nry, Thoso WHO witnessed The scgne
in court when pagc. wns arralgned on ttlu In
sl[ttncht for partnrY expected 10 acG Il
cnnnterunt nf tint sculfa when PAGE s!n,tEi
lm nrrcsiel fnr diss,hcylng thu Jsuhprlth; but
The atotn. blew Oytr RiHl lie ffnIly rnnsrf,.ert
to nl'cy t1!e tllalulata. af tint lillnlsatoral
l,t.ly. md did 20: It,, Is s;.d that
lrfnre going into tim j,lry-rO0,n
Page took .tle precaiton To- ,uilt Il re.
volyrr n each packet alal l,nye his blaek dug
ll'ronE! With tha, cnsc, nh! WILL prababty
inake their rt.1't'lt to1norfow Should M H.
~ not guilty anil tlrnlanul 4 trlnI at oiIce.
Witnesses for tlle StntG 6f Wisconsin on tho
lIast of lle defotlsu arou1ppcted here to-tngr-
row.
, 1881-03-18

~, 'pt'"s' 0'*pa.e" 70 1hf eHlsa0o 9rIoRhes
st. JHuis. Marcll 'l7.-liGry Mcrtz, the
Postmaster ut lIlltnWll, Oh tho EIlye.strcot
roa,l, who wes cut three .tnysnr bv 1yflitor,
1,toel,mo,, tI;nI ~ ti,,. ,,,,,,.,t .nin .,a';..
me easaa was Il trlghtfnl olle III tho groin,
mid tic cnso WIS recognized as ll0pplcs4 frOrl
the first call OF the physician. The tart!cl1-
lara ycrn frannraIiv Enn,v,, t,,rn,,,,',,,,t tt'o
western part VI tho county. anu there has
beeil ueSeloping Food tlcnl Of feeling
against Diecknnalt. Tho lattor Will be rf,-
n1embcre.l NJ tho farmer whose wife wns
1,.a'T". n'eeu AI aug I.oAo" TWO years ago.
AIicck'han was ut 1lrst suspected ot COLL
pilclty Ill the trngcdy, but afterwards slls-
piclon fastellttt oil joe Stockt|. who lay beer
tu,n,1 IL. sIrt =, - 1sts,,e "'1 '.' o@e's
, 1881-03-18
TntCHINDS]S,
ttkAutDNoS}Rt
Tn fhf Efif6s. NJ TIE fthj+rHn Jfi

Tn Ia NJ T1AF TS.fH. y
,,,,. ~ ."' ..a .a"o1 T. 4"s ensa9o !F'eaaf'
CHICAGO. March W.-l noticed your timely
1t Ia cspeclaiiy valuable In urtnuIur to tho nut,.
liz ,,fno ~, ,o,I1, - ~, Es..sa,, .,,,,, au nuo ~
nv suv 1T sasan,ss ~
fHcnt prohibiting tho ,mpnrtation of Amerlean
uurk intu FRANCE ln relation 10 ,,csa- parasites
Humber found tutosse'l. low aa II IL.
will 10 found to ho very much loss
@ Ma"v "a oso"r'mon,s m ,ea1a oo'n,a posk.
,ra. so,,,,, 49,, ,.a".. ''.ae - ~ *.ua u
way, GONG 'cn years hgo' convinced mo thu
on Western forns will scarcely bo ,rfrst,] will,
trichinp. Hailed to detect tricnInn. In pork ted
on grass and corn. but did lind tho,,, in hoxs foii
ttd on BlauEhtrr- ho.,&uswustc. This coineIuo',
"n auo op ,ra" nTn 1,o a H. .aa. .no
'as issa - o. rats, w 'o!ss. sed : oos Il s'st Scs:
"n % % p, whore s ln.xc Annan'Geafi naers ai
hogs nre kcpt; and T ,hon % nssoe.c'i.
ion TINT llttie danger woull accrue It nnug4tcF-
house fed hoKs and Na.lpaxc-fed Hugs wcre fpr.
4'i =" ~ oH"aH W nu'a'' tuou; LUIS
"sTulFes peculnf s&Rt''nea''eo IL tn!s tltnc' m
consequence ,s CO., Of ststsn'ont of tho French
,onc cm,,,, t,o tracc,l 10 an,crcon. k,,lai norl.
it thnt Lila W lti'raE ri tr,cbnas,a I .rnsnS
thar,. "'''7 wv" 'nss'A ~ po'A ~" @lu As1ea
sIncp E,,ronopn. ro,sod nor,, ia sr,o,,. ye, ri,
tnr III ia y @ ~. ~ ~ re
tTirhinosIs II, tn r. on,ini ~ ~
,,nor,r ios.ns 1 ~ t,.,,fs, 70 ~ !. T. ~ In! Ky
,,.,, ,S,"t sia, - ~, sn ,. I'll u - Nc!l
,a,' tn,"n1 =, ,t 9 & s. ,. VIZ ~ aeS ite
NnnthSr atnfc,ncnt WITH n,c W nn,n ~ Xxx ~; ~;
not tsss sitsvontrsyctsos i carsfuy..enaetsa @
~ s WILL, H : ~ =: LIN, ~ WHY -, ~ knnWl
Ssstns eishii, .I rnst ~ i iit ~ 'ne ~
rnr.. mil ~ th ,"ns If" ~, ~, ,.t 10 ~ ~
sa ns!, M ~ sus % -. ~, ~ S.ui5 natstlkAte.
, 1881-03-18

m matter whether ,y nativity H> was Irish,
English. Frgllcfi, Dutch, Or n1 any uthor. ma
tiodal'ty. A. citizens Of n Ercat Natim,.
gIhtal fact, wh1cl1 aw4 could MT utter, t!!at
,Ip,inlnfus ntul valleys If tie Got!nlry wllero
In was l,t,ril. liz himself felt tc,lt1trly tn.
%S5* %S5ess"s @ 'f y sstsIa W. H: Ss% @ of s''"y "n
sstiii Its !atter and 1nott"r lived to bless aaclr
soI. II lth 'senrd that 0'cy and ntl,ars .#lio
!ilIetl tlltisa l'lllslsfcs wnro being ropbctt
fpst against It, and ihfA wis Thu very
feeling which cr'lrntnl the ?cart of tho
walls IF l!s fnllo"-cn,t1trWIIcli oyer atl!c
wolrr, aGam nil''s nwny. II f!q til! mt fcnl
wrath IN l,ls l!gart, II tcats ttla MT come 70
Of lreIant1's wrongs. hr would be- nh no tr1,,
ritixcn of his nttnrtrd lnstl. 'l'Ie ay,ntmtI.lps
NJ American cfiffens cttslll mt tW prevented.
trn Rning' forth to tho 0ppressutl 0f ntl
In It general Why l,o knew that there conl,l
be IN pr,sslmrtty wl,rrG tllete were nn hnines,
sai tI,Hre tnuitt le no homes wlirr0 inel'llatl
Wim,A them on otller mrn's lind.
Ii, aiding tlla suffering irish, ~ spreading
irals were tarrylns !ou, i @orls wlllsl rlcltul
the gnptl wishes of MI gat,.l peuvfe eyGfy-
Wllefr, lIa lInh lmell nss,Ired Tint tnb fnlilt
wss with tho 1risfI; Int l1U c0ulll not l,chnye
It, HIS pHIHTIfWEB Win t1IG lEIAn H tIlIH
country sllnwrtl him tint tho tIutlhle cuHIa
int he With t1ln people, hut with tho t;'yrrs!-
,nrut under which tl,ey lived. With good
government they Wnui.l sa0l make All CiIyi-
hble lat,nnn' recnrl' WlAt thcy llul tone
to be mentioned, Eycry brunei, II business
cyrry profession, wis filled with. tin I'uImr4
Of lrls''Insn win ind sletl lustro 1VoI them
aII.
While lie coVld not lm expected 10 adyise
revolution, ycl rs Il cilzen l,n lad rigi,t,
WlIcft tl.err was n wrs'lsy. TO hrgU Tint Ag1tn.
tit, slIuull ba kGrt np uHtIl tlls wrO,ig WIS
rightet. III. wns All ngttntor himself. lie
llkeN peaer, but not better thn1I Jttsttcr. IIu
I'LL liht Ike IT when lie hui 10 tNly tno biE
a priCo for II. Ilo Yns not sE,elltLng ut
the disturbance wltlc!l c;,,nu from arms, }jut
frum tGa cnliKlltentl. informed, nlltl itliE-
nant sc1Itit,Gnt. IIe wig In favor nf nglh,tlty,
Which wnn|u make the wra!igs Of tho Irtal
wurte known MI Ovrr tho glUhu: IL this
was tlnilc ali tin power bf Ensla1Nl's nrmy
nld navy cailltl not avail nEainst tic public
Bunt|n.olt thus grul1sWl, aHtt through Its
agrtlcy thu time wnlIhl coItG whcli tho
Wr0t,Es Of Ireland w0i,1i le rctlrcssrti.
III eDlGI1lsion Mr., StDrrs said TINT II some
Of these tfuys thry would show lin u clrr,r
'wny i!twliic, I19 might be able TO do Whit
se could towards aLafng the Irish tn Il redress
Of their WRONGS liD wtuld he fuIlnI ready tn
do wlnt he could Lllelp tll8 cause. Loud
llHt continued applause.
MsS DuNsttn, n Young InIy pupil Of Mrs.
IInbkIrk's. rccited "'rlso l,attIu OF Font
envy" III n very spirited manner. .al,d II
Stirring speech by MI. W. j. lfynes brought
tie evenings g'l1oyntelt to close.
, 1881-03-18
CAPTURE QE A shEAK.IHlEE.

Ludwig uery, tho thief so elovoriy capturoa
by Dtllcer T. IL. Owens Wednesday FORENOON
proves to bc u clever sneak thief, who has re-
gently boon cnKngcl in burylurIztuK rootns Ii,
downtown buildings. Out Ut the varied ussort-
mcnt OF goods found III hls possess
aoit tho following t,avo hcon idpntiaud:
ltcher Xleklor, OF M. 1AI AiadIaou Streut. same
nIEnrs and the cont which led to tho nrrost OF
l!cr9, Fr.d ". Lee, II Wcstsrn untnn operator
r",'ntng 9t No; isT Ftth avenue. QUO coat, two
ind other ARTICLES; oliver il. Moody, satliu
building, pockut-lsfhto and sotao silk han!l-
y. Dearbar,, street. somo aait.s I'M, othor !lIleu
EtAs. Thero yet rcMuinB for lduatfticAt1ul Il
tts!ns!icruble qs,antlty Of alo.hlns, q, gn!vunic
ai, m ssSr a. gfssa prs. ma .ns W.
of work which l'crx " thus. fur known IL l,aYu
committed. hU 1Auat ba ra;lktal a. very skill
tal ro''t!!' Y worker. work! Ins ggsat inulorIty ot
with common yprlng. .locka, witch, nnlsss they
arh ps9?porly tut III tho t!ilnR, ar1 vvry c4slly
nlHtrtl with roMlnnn tahl..- knife. Gr,,ss, tho
pYd!cr. who was tlfHt arrested, las bauu resased.
tho thefts. Itu received tho stalsn property all
tho kasnv, and must hayu known that the arttclus
WGFu BtOlUI1,
, 1881-03-18

ho waa lrsvIus the deer camo Within s,,psaot,
sl}ahtIv sa e. snt t'ir, r. f+og na WAGON Tho deer.
.hrl fht x,,ftc-lloRrl crtsatnE Nuoin. /, I,hctrinr
tho tt'3a, hurried nntk. Tho deer jumped into
1I9 r,nd sumo ninety ynrtis ttr uni wu n fred
away. falling Mt every jump. Rounding Ep tho
rohd wn ny cl1nscf tErrtpt fnther, wtorofoadet.
ana. running tho old mnrc, overlook and ahpt
Il .lown With something Rooi frpm Mr.. WchktS II
1,,mnen~ ,, ~ha'ket Then We concluded to slartff for
that Mr. Webster md hla friend tnd shot Tim
DUCK. and my father hnt1 ahot tho doc Mr. Web.
fIer ghte tl4 cnGh. aud he and ha friend took
mo utftnr two men Nccrta incl, nni took tho
ne. ha thrcn Or ~ were 1T my fnthurs. I. fccl-
!nE q llttlo dissatisfied ut my rat shot took one
ilrst Slot. Thu honVi, snlltIng nroUntl, soon
t,s t,,n,s ,lnss,: rc m1 tcnd within! ton fcet of
frtin our wagnr lu,xcs aul returned homo jin.
Ktlng, rs was the custom II succossful,
, 1881-03-18
HltUr'AL OUTRAGE,


Ih:rrA1.o, y. T., Arare!l i7.-Early to-day
Ann 1lawIey, MI irish xirt lately employed
III Il servant nj NEngarn Falls, came Into
snyentI' StntioIl-1Iurse,. HhiNl to tic nillccrs
tiicra slle toll 4 lnost wnfut tale. S!ie IL
Il stranger iu tho city, antl for scycru' days
Inns been stopping with frIeuls. Last night
sfo Ilatl nil erratd: to t!p for her
friends. She started put with a blll-
tl|c III her arms 10 60 uptown, md
l'lase her way aiong Tfrry street. On arsir-
!ng ut West Market ntrGat, .sa WIS accostc.l
by IL ym!nk lnnii nnied: 1'n,rick D'Cunnell,
WIN iOllteIy HskGtl llgr II sllG tili not want II
newspaper III which to wrap her parcel,
@ ca afisr ,Sr siao S%a S"yersas2 sc Ter to
wrAppcr coui,l bo obtained. is snuii as
sltn went M, sic SAYS lie locked
ti!o door a.il knocked ller, down.
a Fsrrps s soJS oh Ia.tastt }Ia a ets1 S car, rri si
Edward Carr, sn ayers, then entered from 1t
laMl oySr lcr mouth at!t tol,l ler unless sh.
narlIes were subsequently, arrested. John
Carr Is ~ years old, and h II stalker by
a"rer sGSrer i on INIT Iartaets + .a sof
il. q iaiurer.' iii EdwaNi i,ixr Is il, :" saiar. r
Ann further says. tint she has lu'l occasIon
sion. mid TINT O'Connell has alwnys
lpcll, standing III tho .sa,llu pIncc. She
sks ntsi u h H. t',eo a te nano :; e f. certain
Tile. condition Of llnr CLOTHES. It'd blnck
Mnsks FROM tho tight grasping. OF hands,
II black eyt9 Rnh other alK1ls Ssi,ow TINT the
Gri had Il liartf time of It. Thu prisoners do
entcretl willingly. 'rhay fail 10 account for
!!er bruises, nild their stories were quite coll
, 1881-03-18


ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, March ld-'EI,ls afternoon
tho Constable Of Bloomington Township mr.
rived III this city witt, pne David Thornton,
who Is charged with blgamy. Thornton
cr1lse to Missouri from Nebraska sone weeks
Ngo. Wlllfb teaching school heru III lSsO le
married b buxoM country girl. md they llye.!
together Until Octobcr lust, when lle left fpr
this Statv 10 seek work; an ocuasiopal lutter
pnsslnE botwe6n thelu. Thornton went to
DO kaib, thls county, Atew months hxo, u,lu
snon a. ,,atrletl lovely young lady nal'irtl l.iz-
ies. rhs ce1etony Tas ~ ys.fottlsI ~ 't o., ,. liz
6tll Ut hiusch, Tia Nebraska sklfe heari1ly
of l!er. .ltasbalut's whereabouts, took nutioi
that slEo would !tsS IT, s,'u i!iui. Yesterday
aud. on making Inquiries regarding 'rhUri.
ton, AtoulAl lllat h1 WIS liore, but tAat klr
WIS marrfrtl ~ aHother lady, She satisfied
herself that 4ler husband w4s really talst,
, 1881-03-18
THE LASD-SWINDLElls.

CLEVELAND, o., March l7.+-'l'ho nrrest Of
Van 1lisc and l.inii, Iand.aga,.ts. by tic
United States authorities. OF charge Of
Conspiracy 10 defraud Tho Government,
created great excltenontin real cstatc-clrcles
llnrc., Since tho arrests mauy Mopp l,ayo
come f0rwnrd producing deeds lnnste out by
Linn and partner, nntrtllo officers elnim they
lIayo proof tl,nt tic men forged numerous
signatures to tlcetls. john X. Corwin. ar
r!sted with Linn md IIisc, but against wll0ln
tho Charge nf conspiracy hnd moi heen ,lts-
tlnctly nlasln. Inns hee: reayrts!ed and charged
viii! swndllrg. thu Government, ulI GnIl
fixed at S5, 0OA Tho officers claknl TINT they
ltnvu fnlllttl seyernl hlAkk daD&ls uoknowt-
edged b., corwfn, a.nl eansider tits gootl
Erouilt for cllRrgtnR him with conspiracy.
Proofs are accunlulating against thu men,
aild 1t Is claLn,cd they IlAye sccnrcd I,osHess
sion OF Cleveland lots III rxclallga (dr Mis-
sorTl lands: Assistant District Altorncy
Meyer Is iU0king for attvices from st. Louis
suIlcerning tho transfer Of the nen to 1llat
city for &rlul,
, 1881-03-18

ST. rAr1., MINI, March l7.--.l nepsl giving
tho na'no Of Williamson WAS ar5csted at
Jordan, allnn., by lhc Sheriff Of FrceDorn
County, and takcn to the Albert Lea }uil,
by the patent llay-fark trick, and securing
signatures to a notJ' representing It to uo 4
c0ntract to act NJ agent, Williamson Is nj.
legged to be member Of a baln1 operating Ii.
Iowa.
, 1881-03-18
a Co1yA1sDLY ASSAULT.

CINCINNATI, March ia t;allipolis spc-
cial says: Harvey Dlagg was probably fa-
tally wounded to-tiay by Warrcn Mitchell, MI
ox-conyict. They hasl 1uarre!ed, Mt cards In
II saloon, and walked away together still
as!arrcling. When they separated Mitchell
sul1gd aal .lx md struck Blagg from beilind,
cllttlng tnto Ills 6tllu and bnck. lIo tla,l
he was nrrestod md will bo held to await q
reuulsitt1n.