The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1882-05-12
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

Cleveland, o., was found dead In bed the
other afternoon, her body horribly mutilated
by rats. The ears were partially eaten off, ,
the side of one hand had been nibbled to the
bone, the eyeids were entirely gone, and the
flesh had been devoured from the forehead
by the voracious vermin, leaving spectacle
slckening in Its ghastliness' The coroner
oec'ueu upon epi'epsy AZ 'he cause Oh oea'h.
ALFRED DhAkE' 10 years oiu' a Pu-
pill In the Public School at st. Paul, Minn.,
cherished boyish attachment for fellow
pup1l named Jennie Faulkner. The girPs
parents lately lnterfered to check the 1nti-
macy. The boy sought an interview with
the girl on the 3d, TO urge secret marriage
and elopement' when she refused he be-
came 1ranuc ana hred three shots at her
with revolver, one OF which made nesh
wound IN her shoulder. The shooting oc-
currea on tne sidewalk, ana the girl ran IN
to the house. The boy ran down the street
Shor. distance, anu 'nea pu. 'ae re'oiVer
w
ALbEhI ooLEshi' VI Mll"auhoe' wis.,
went out win MS intended pride the other
day 10 invite Irlends 10 tne wedding, whlch
was TO occur shortly. lie lett the girl with
friend until he went 10 invite others. lie
was hot seen alter"ara uhtil the oo, "neh
ne was iouhd dyhs Dy the ROADSIDE 10 miles
iiohi 'o"n' ho n.u %o' "non ne ui'"p'
pea'eo' anu h"u e'iue"''' oeoh ioo"ou'
WHILE hugh Rapp, well-known
oap,blar uae purchas sipO a tickat In tho
Union Depot at Leadville, Colo, May 8,
Ella Harvey, to whom he had once paid
much attention. shpped qulet'y up 10 tne
"'hoow anu ,nro" oo'''o VI 'l','o' III NE
,'oo' ,'aH."s noi ''orpo @ n o ~ "".
i''S a' 'ie uoo,. ue u"'o'''na'o n"pp'
VINO was nio ''ooA'"s iono"' '.iiu ,n.
ihos' eAolu'.a'ihs ui'uio ooio,o iene'
oou'' io"o,' Ai"'' "I
WIN p"s' ,n' io'S " ni' "a, ".'" oae y. n'f
n,orl,s about his tace Ue fears the woman
ond COWS ho will rot nrosoorto bor
NINE iliiiia'es vi po"ru''S -houSe
kept oy Mary hooihsoh, IN fi'tspurg, fa''
were poisoned on lhe "a, some OF whom
oan ns no. iG0o,e'. ..a a,,a ,,o t, I,,,I. % W..
Lins doma,,io with Instructions 70 ,niv
!, ;, tho dorob Tho o;rl ,yos orrested I'm,
Nv r,,naroG 70 oso.no
Az o,,,;rror+ tro;, an tho Santa Il,
m, - % n,5' M a,,. - :. ~ r,,.S,a.a
Mex tho other dav. was ra,ded Inv tbre,
desperadoes, who secured from the passen.
gers about $500 in money and goods. The
leader of the gang was formerly night.
watchman at Lamy.
HON. HORACE MAYNARD dropped
dead of heart disease, at Knoxville, Tenn.
went to Tennessee after graduating at Am
herst. lie was eight times elected to Con
gress, and served as Minister to Turkey ant
Postmaster-General.
THREE old books which arrived IL
New York from Europe by mail few day.
ago were found to have been neatly hol
lowed out and filled with diamonds anc
JeWeiry 'a'ueu ~ Fo''oo' Inc paoNase "a'
addressed 10 ieau'hg JeWe'er oi cihc'hha''
ou' iouhu i'S way " '"e O'''o'i- "o''''
D. y. DROWN shoe mercnaht a.
rihoiay' onio' recently s'ar'eo ior ror' De'
nance 10 ehIer mo BUSINESS WIN 'he posi-
lrsucr' 1" I've" 'ieN'co ho 'o'' Ms ie"eoi
anu was iouno ""huerihs ANU. Las 'oS''
AT opeilka, Ala, on the 4th, HENRY
Hart and w. Williams, policemen, wer'
shot during q difficulty with Robert ant
Samuel Love, Il. j. Key, and W. IL. Han
son. Hart will not recover.
DANIEL WISE fell from the roof O
tho rou ro,l;rc-mil, in I,dion.,o,is N,v
. a;st,roo % s;vtv foot roooiviro fotoI in
,rrioo
Io,,>, p,nn and cor,rol II;,os .
Nr,rcio Ind imbibed too froe,v the otbe,
dav and got into a quarrel. Bird drew
revolver: Hines took it away from him anC
threw hi i'm on n railroad track with fata
force. and then surrendered to the police.
a p.,,,,, Nol,ox
80
were hi''eu an" 'e''h'"s, "o'"''s was 80
o"siy i'Jureu ny 'ie oAp,os'on Vi 'oi'0'
near Ne"ours' ihu'' vi '"o f'"'
JOHN CLARK, while working IN wei
fifty feet deep, near Waupaca, WIS, Ma,
4, was buried beneath mass OF falling
earth.
GEORGE HANKEY, confectloner, O
Brookline, Mass, unwisely loved BostoI
belle, named Mabel Raymond, who coulC
not confine her affection and made hin
jealous. Burning with this passion ant
liquor, the infatuated man decided tina
Mabel should die on May 3, SO he called up
on her with revolver and informed he
that her time had come. But Mabel threV
shawl over his head and ran upstairs
whereupon George sent bullet through III
own heart and expired.
A QUARRELsoME drunkard namet
John Davidson killed his aged mother. II
Philadelphia, Pa, May 4. There had beel
during which pans and chairs were throw
aoou, .no ,t' ~ 49, go. hIou, or ~
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