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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-12-21

Prof. Phelps, Of Andover, who don't
believe in future probation, says:
'Give them the inch and they will
take the ell.'' He must refer to Beech
or, 1ngersoll and the rest Of them tax
ing the ell out Of theology. .*.@.E
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On first page will be found the report
of officers Of the Farmers Board Of
Trade to the Governor, setting forth
grievances and asking for legislative
relief. See also list of members of new
legislature.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

lse inch thrre weeks, le00, three months, n. 90
IRE inehes weeks. 80 !. ,s aoo
Npeclal rates given for larger advertisements.
Npeesal notices, ART week 10 ocnts line: sub.
eeqnent Insertions cents 4 line each week.
1YanaleUt advertisements paid In advance.
1ear,s aave'sesne.t: - % oe pS,c a1ssr:er1y
61Vtt n RjveN.
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Fon SALE.-One House and one
store, with residence up stairs, and two
lots. Enquire of J. CHADWICK,
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4. o. Of q. W.
WoTthinRtOn l6,tlge No IS meets every Friday
ovenluR J. 9. McMAxrs, Master Workmn.
\, u. PlOTfs, Recorder.
MASONIC.

DB0UI.AR COMMUNICATIONS Of Fraterni-
IL 81 Lodge, No. lOl. A. F. 4 A. n. At Masonic
SNaAL Hall In W0rthinEeOn On the
! !: :; !; !;
- a@2EA.aA lat and I'd Mondays In each
HE1$Se4 month.
S2<R&AC l. r. DURYEI, w. N.
X. r. PLOTS, Nee.
k,SSkHz3 REGULAR CONVOCA.
49, 1e TIONS Of Living Arch Chap
XSshksza.A MY Ter, No. ~ H.. A.. ~. ut Ma.
w = ~ sonic Hall on the &th Monday
D each mouth.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-12-21

See the Ideal Il. Pot. Indestructi-
b!e and beautiful, 1T Hewitt j. Mar
tines. II
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Headquarters for Holiday. Goods at
Lyons. II.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-12-21

Little Ryland Peterson calls the new
baby the "bat'' (brat.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-12-21

The Close Bros.' elevator ut Sibley
was burned recently. The loss was
mostly covered Ivy insurance.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-12-21
MALICIOUS MiSCHIEE.

EDITOR ADVANCE: In regard to
your frequent articles on bratistn,
think it is the duty of every order-iov-
ing citizen to give you all the support
in his power. But it is not only the
small bays who do all the mischief in
Warrington; large share sf it is
done by great baobies who call tl.<a,-
selves young gentlemen. We might
mention several Of tins class by nxme.
but it is not necessary, AZ they know
who we mean. 4 sample If the mis-.
chief done ''y this class Of brAts is fur
nis:cd by the following incident:
Or Sunday evening I came to town
to attend church. After service, sup
posing my te I'm was all right, got ill.,
to my sleigh to start home, when my
team turned square around almost up
setting the sleigh, and / was unable t.,
hold them. I managed to get held at
the bits and stopped them. and found
that the lines were unsnapprd AID also
the holdback strap. This kind of sport
is liable to result in serious runaway.
1t was evidently not the work Of 4
small boy. but of some one who ought
to have manhood enough about him to
distlain to do such 4 thing. T..
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-12-21

Size the Gilbert Luck aud buy 10 OF
~. Costs no more than ordinary locks.
Will last forever. E,r sale 10y Hewitt
g. MARITIME. II
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See ad. Of Carleton College, the fall
and winter term Of which begins jam
airy 10th. So sSss$ ss5 I. -s.,t
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For KENT.-A new House of six
rooms. 81 j. Fl. JOHNSON.
lift. :T.ss' 81 so. q ssss "a ~
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Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

WHEREAS, Default has been made i'll the
w conditions OF certain lndcnture Of mort
gage EXECUTED sh and aeyercd By, By kisard New
gOrS, TO The American Freehold Land Mortgage
Company of London Q.inlilcd) Mortgagee, dated
the 18TH day uf June, \. j. 1850, and recorded
Tor the County OF NoDicS, State OF Minnesu-
ia, on the 2sth day of June. a. y: 1850, at -
ocock 10 minutes H. 80, in Book - s, OF Mort,
failure to pay lortE-eight dollars, inStaimcnt
Of interest due and payable On January i, A. D..
by the terms Of said mortgage il Was authorized
TO do declared, and by this notice does declare
the whole debt secured by said mortgage t" be
said mortgage and tho debt secured thereby. and
is due ut the date Of this notice. Six Hundred
Ninety-Four 9o-iVO Dollars (sGalo and II" ac-
stituted to recover the debt secured by said
mortgage, Or any part thereof:
Now. Therefore, Notice Is hereby given that
by virtue OF power OF sale in said mortgage
case made and provided, the said mortgage will
be forec!osed and the lands and premises there
in described will be sold at public auction to tine
highest bidder for cash, to pay said debt inter-
est and Fifty Dollars attorneys fees and the
costs COS; and expenses Of Sale by the Sheriff Of
Court House in the Village Of WorthinGtol,
in said Mobiles county, and State O1 Minnesota,
The 9th day of january, A. d., 1883,
at eleven o'clock in the forenoon of that day.
The lands and premises so to be sold arc Situ-
ate in the county Of Mobiles and State of MINES
Ota and described as follows:
The southeast quarter OF section Twenty Six
(9G). in township One Hundred and -Four, (lO4)
north, Of range Forty (4V west, containing one
hundred and sixty acres.
Dated November Goth. A D. 1882
THE AMERICAN FREEHOLD LAND MORT
GAGE COMPANY, OF LONDON I.lMITED),
Mortgage.
A. D. PERKINS, Window, Minn., Attorney for
Mortgage.
First pub. November @, 1882
Last pub. Jan. /, 1883.
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The agent ut Prairie Junction. fifteen
miles east of Warrington, sold over
s. GOO wortl, Of tickets during tie last
Msnth while the way was raging
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best 1T the Stale. 1T llusSletOn'S. l
Elsewhere We p:,b!isi, several orli-
nanc,'s for the village of Adrian, one
against snow-hal'ing. We need such
AT ordinance here ii there is no:;e now
Snow l,alling il fun when the boys go
on! by mutual consent to engage in it,
but when Junk heads and lubbers en-
gage in it Oh the street, breaking win
.lows and pelting w.,sers by, they
ought tn lie fiu,f tr locked I'D.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

SIOUX CITY 1T. PAUL TINE CARD.
NO. PASSENGER.
Leave It. rau, At .:.3o p. NJ
WOrfiiMgton. At 1.3 p. n,
Arrive At Sou. CITY. at .3.s7 =. ~.
40: :PAssEScER.
Arrive ~ W"rthington at 3:ls pm
Ar. At Sioux City at 7:;5pm
ue.ve sioux CITY At 1910 \. NJ
." Warrington, At A.os 4. N.
ASrive At ~. raul. nj II s. p. IN.
10 irAsxES.ER.
Leave sioux Citya; s:inam
Arrive At Warrington at :l::e Jam
Ar. At st. PAM 1T 7:25pM
RECONSIDERATION.
Going Enst- e. yes Warrington Ut $50 4 NJ.
~" D.. m. 80: p. ~ and 5:2I y. NJ.
s:sa,ix WsSt-l.. avrs 'rhiMEt"D at l::G p.
q. ard at ::'a. =: Q ami ':In y. III.
Arrives y, W"r,hinrt III II Is -
Leaves Warrington =: IS p. 10.
At. At Sioux Falls. 20
T. r. VARIES. Agent
1.C.K. 4 n TINE TAR:E.
l:.dnK NOrth-PISsrngcv arrives 1t $40 y. N.
S;..inE S,M:il-1a <s-necr leaves At $50 u. ~.
Can. ". TIME TABLE.
TIN. II departure Of Passenger Trains fr""
'.'.yr for Gn'c. g., . : "a NJ. :ess:pm.
Time II arrival
From the East, = ~ III Is pm
:rum the West, s:5~m& :0Pm.
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Half cash for Butter at Lyon s. i

Good Winter Apples BY the bill at
l4.4w HI. e. TORRANCE's
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Pickles at IIussleton 8.

Pickles at Hussleton's.
Christmas tree at the Episcopal
Church Saturday evening. 81. gss
H.. e. Shepard & Go. have good
team, of horses for sale cheap. lift.
Christmas next Monday. The daily
ADVANCE will be omitted on that day
30 that the editor may eat goose with
a friend. 49,
Revolvers. Cartridges and Cutlery at
Hewitt & Marines. 1,-s.@a ~-~.4 II
We told you so" and knew it be-
fore hand" aid said 80 in last \ eek's
| ADVANCE that there was q storm
brewing. :@ -
Hard and soft coal ut *Shepards',
Warrington. :. lift.
A small blizzard has been blowing
since yesterday, a sort of brat biz
zard. - - & 49,
See nd. Of W. E. Thompson concern
ing certain notes given to the Pitts
Manufacturing Go.
Cash for fuls at Lyons. II
MINOR ARRIVALS
At the residence of A. E. Darling on
Friday last, girl.
-S----=-----
An endless variety of seasonable
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If you have Hides, Fnrs, Pork or
Butter, ~ to Lyons for highest prices.
~
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0BEN And give them a Call.
$40 REWARD!

A reward Of Ten Dollars will be paid to any,
one who shall furnish to the President or AttUr.
COMMON COUNClL OF THE VILLAGE OF
WORTllINGTON,
Information which shall lead 60 the c,,nv,ctiou
OF any person IN Justices Curt OF
Selling Intoxicating Liquor as = Bev.
erage. Contrary to Law,
n i, the village Of worthington. on or after Dec.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-12-21

Marshall Lyons little boy Joe died
on Monday last ut membranouS Group.
The funeral services were held ut the
house Oh Wednesday.
Christmas Candies from zoe to 4Oc
per pound at IluSsletOn's. |
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-12-21

Fine Carvers at Hewitt and Mar.
tines. -ssz5 :. :. ...s.:...s.
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HA.NDSt.Mh CHRISTMAS PRESENT
Rev. Mr.. Quinn has received Il hand
some Christmas present for the Episco-
pal Church from the |.J"o'y Four'' Of
TIE II. Y. o. b. (!Hind Your Own Bus
iness) society. The present is u
handsome carpet for the new church
and the money was earned by the fol-
lowing Indies: Mrs. :. T. Thorpe, Hrs.
MARITIME. Mrs. f.. Clark ard Mrs. J.
Lowe, by attrnding strictly and per-
sistently to ''their knitting," that is.
by knitting and srwing. The carpet
WAS purchased 10y Mrs. Thorpe aud
Mrs. MARITIME at Minneapolis at4d is u
handsome IIOwtll CARPET.
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LOCAL,
wosrHlsoros. MINI. DEcrxpra q, 1852

CLUB RATES.
The ADVANCE Is furnished 1t u so : year to
Clubs Ct ten or more. Clubs Of teu for six months
IS cents for each subscriber.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-12-21

An endless variety of seasonable
ga"ds at prices to suit times. at Hewitt
l. Marines.
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California Grapes 1T Uussleton's.

NAlnOlHia Ulapte Hl uuSSiei0ll b. /
Rev. Mr.. Gum has just received en-.
cravings Of the Worthington, st.
James, S'ayten aud Madelia Episcopal
churches erected by him the past Sea
son. and the ADVANCE has struck off
several hundred capies for distribution
asnong Mr.. G.'s friends in the East
They are accurate cuts aud make i
handsome group.
Mr.. Gum has well earned the title Of
"Ci'urch Builder" by whicl! he is knows.
in the East. He draws nearly all the
money from wealthy friends in New
York and eastern cities and does not
burden the communities where he
builds with subscriptions or 4 church
debt.
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What Cheer and Illinois Coal by car
or ton at II. G. Shepard 81 Co.'s. 17-tf
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SEWING MACHINES CHEAP,-You
can buy an Improved Singer Sewing
Machine with All the attachments, 5
drawers, and warranted for years, for
$22 At II. E. ITORRANCE'S. ~
ii 4w ~ .~. E~ 80. g.. ..
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-12-21

Quick and Suce.-Many miserable
people drag themselves about with fail
ing strength, feeling THAT they are
steadily sinking into their graves.
vixen by using Parke,'s Ginger Tonic
they would Gnd 4 cure commencing
with the first dose. and vitality and
strength quickly and surely coming
back to them.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-04-08
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

Hay in Mason Valley Is selling at
So 50 per ton.
In CardeIaria wood sells at SIC 30
and sl7 a cord.
Congress has appropriate another
hundred thousand doll lrs for he re-
lief of sufferers from the Hoods in the
South and West.
The newly v-Organized Grand Lodge
of Free AMI Accepted Masons OF Ari-
zoua. send their greeting to the Fra
ternity abroad.
The Haley Times says: About 60
Young ladies are expected in Wooh
River to find employment as SEAM
stresses, servant girls, teachers. etc.
The Star r ute services in the Pa-
cihc States AMI Territories cost annn-
alls, under General BRADY, 81, Si4, %.
Contracts for the service have been
made for 81, :, -, ,9ll.
The Sentinel sta'es that the report
that T.. J. Bansing aud daus .erc
about To set,l. somewhere in e East,
has 40 foundation whatever. They
have never ell Grained the idea ~
leaving Eureka.
Al eGi.or in Washing on has bril-
liant idea. lie wants 10 tax all HE
bro lcl~ for the benefit of the fenaie
academies. He has q OWED ihi> idea
while contemplating TIE beautie. oi
the swhiskN-cducat.on bill
Class IN History: Teacher -"Wao
wa, .ae nf-t aan?' First boz
'aie rye Wa biusion. Teacher
''Next." Second boy" Adam.
FIRST toy QEdignantlN1--.'l aldnt
know yon mean. foreigners.
The JUDGE -Advoca . General ha-
Subni scu his report % the Secretary
OF WaronS r-ednl Masoh's ease. lie
h Ids that Mason i NOT la fully con
fined, aud that the .rOceeaings tue
cour, martial are invalid.
The Carson Appeal advises In iiic
Coast people to ~ continue the sub
seriptions 10 tie publ alton Il lar
per bros. of New YORK. beclu e that
firm is oppos q - Al tie ii. cre > o.
this par, of th country iirs tn"
S,1ser b.ll anil uoW III Chinese bill.
Mr.. Mast l. hari at Vors with his
pm ii en- ieaNor.ng 10 iuake the anti
Chinese cause "diou AM riii.u Gus.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-04-08

debris. From this fact the place re.
ceiVed the name Of The Dea h Chant
her," This place | had To pass
through, and rlose to the pot where
Leahy j. known To be buried. l had
never thought much OF the rip be-
fore, but this time | was particularly
nervous. | shu ldered ut every step,
and hurried on as rapidly a. possible.
Presently | foGn myself cropping
among one OF the deserted drifts in an
endeaynr TO az old this dreaded spot.
The timbers above had settled so low
that had To almost crawl 'ong; the
walls aud flO)r were rank with fungi,
and the air was oppressively foul. |
stumbled over an oil pick AMI din
ner bucket, and WAS about proceeding
when | heart sort OF crumDling
noise ahead OF me; then a7puff of AR
blew ont my candle. My first idea
was that the mine was caVing. and
you can imagine my terror. Presently
all grew quiet AMI began To grope
anout for my ean1lestiek, which lad
dropped from my hand. | WAS lreni-
bling so | could hardly move, and
nv very hair stood Oh end. | reach
ed down my hand through ban'h
of pusiy, sliny fungus, s,and grasped-
WHAT? NOT 4 COLD CORPSE.
No but boot. II was embed lei in
tie debris, aud contact wi h the cold
hob ntiis and the wrinkled lea her
fairly froze my blood. | gr"aned.
and the bollou darkness echoed back
the horrible sound, while | nearly
shnddefed my coat off. | didn't wait
for the candl stick. I sonie way
made my way out on my hands an
knees. and wasn't slow either. |
wonidn't have parted With The candle
stick. which was a fine one, for good
deal, and | don't feel HOW as though |
am ~ui ers i,ious. but all the money
in Eureka county wouldn't hire me
II 30 back after it alone Our friend
Is not the only ope-strong- nled
above groHnd-wilo gives the death
Chamber a wide birth wheu "below'
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-04-08
Sorletu larttlng5.

Col. Baker Post no. ;, c. a. r.
DEGULAR MEETINGS EVERY sATUR-
II day evening nj O'Clock at Grand
Army Hall in Cherry Crock
So.Uufmng Comrades cordially invited
10 attend.
/. c MOON. Commander,
WILSON Carly, Adjutant
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-04-08

The Los Angeles (Cal.) Express
says: II il a defiance OF the lass Of
gravity for ladies 10 ride on side sad-
dies. The most expert. dashing and
graceful female riders in tie worll
'are the women of In Aaiia, anl they
all s.rddil" iheir h 'r~es. II there
were nothing else 70 ron1em the sid'
saddle but the disronfor; OF the rider,
that ought To he sufficient 10 aboli h
1t. The strain Il position OF The LADY
who rides on the starho,rd side Of n
horse brings on spinal III ease, and in
the event Of a sudden balk or run
away she is almost sure tn meet with
u serious accident We hope to see
the time when ladies will sit on their
horses in manner not tn violate the
laws OF nature, AMI thus secure com
fort as wrli as safely in their eGues-
trian exercises.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-04-08
Rich Packet Mines.

A Shasta (Cal.) dispatch OF the ssh
says there is quite IN excitement in
mining circles there. Brincard and
Lowery, who have been pre- lrecting
about seven miles from shasta, near
Venterville, struck n lsdg last week
and took out 81 300 worth OF gold ON
friday, and on 81 900 on Saturday.
Most OF The people of Sh 'sta have
gone out to the mines and great ex-
citement prevails.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-04-08

AT the opera I'm london. a gentle
man sarcasticadly asked n man sta' d.
ing up I'm front of him. II he WAS
aware that he was op .qne. The o.her
denied the allegation, and said ne was
O'Brien.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-04-08
" HITE PINE NEWS
p,Il,ned every Saturday morning by
w. L. DAVIS.
Terms of subscriptions:
JOB PRTN TIN G..

THE NEWS oGice i supil d wi h every
facility for exocaliBg all kii DIS of rob
ltining In II at manner md ut IL. ing
rates. Any job ffom lads YisIflhg
card TO n full-yh 81 l.osf,r tufncd at sbort
noico. Orders Solicited.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-04
Seli8 fino DIE 8armberai8en.

Yin sinem isbr unfreunbli9sn absrb, ba
es flr4terli& itIrmts unb Der Sassl sessn
Die SHsiben i9Ius, flOpite ss on Der pOra
bern Sbirs, unb als 2ouiie, Die Ni9te Der
perrin oss Sauies 6ffnete, itanb Dor Der.
lslben Elm Wann, Der um cine Na9tbsrs
bsrse bot. Die Isbtsre cine bartbsrbiss
Dame. tam chen oa5u uno iasts ibm, Dob
bier feline ganoitreidsr 9eouIost wirbsn,
uno i9lug bic $blrs gu, norauf sr H9
enlfernte, un absr io9leid pisosr ;uridju.
tebrsn. Gr t!opfte pisosr. aber nur Ieiis
uno S%6ssrno; ole Sams 0fnste drgerli6
uno lab, oa oiesmal Der &erjeni9siu aui
ibu fisl, Dab CT elm GROCER iGlantsr Mann
NOR nit b%sabraanem 9aur, srobsn blausu
9nsen nRo einsm @sFGte, 10 blaB wis Ssr
Sob.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-04

Gum Ginrciben. - GtaQtusdt .9err
Baron, isgt brau9m mir bait cine Jlai9s
8ein gum Ginreiben fIt's 9isro."
Baron: .Nsbmp sic ober sutsn
&Otbpsin. an beitsn BORDEAUX"
Stoa tnsdt: .gsttsbt fd," Ra8o.m
benz er ben &otbwein srbalten Cir fi6) (:
sd wsrS' bas pisro rcdt einrsibsn nit
Der Sanb uno Den @sin ou3u t~rinfsn, bas
wiro uns uasn bsiosn gut tbun."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-04

Nus orm SoloatsnIsbgn. - Wo6tmsi.
fer : rDG Diff absr bod Elm srobsr giel,
fsbit 81 oenn ni&t, SaB 9u ben Satiel
psrtebrt cups YierO s,ls0t bate"
&scrut: 1Ssrr &aAimsiIter, sic piis
len ia gar MIDI, no ia binreitsn MIL"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-04

obsupsiisn, unb bann babe i'd mir Oud
bic @orte Ses e6ttli9en Ssilanbss sins
esprdst: @as ibr Dem serinsitsn meis
ner 8ruoer ssiban babt, oas babt i6r mir
aetbar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-04

5ariter ~auf pas buben sic ssi9Oi'
ien?"
Sasosaft: Yauf einsn Suas unb bab.
i'm 10 org binauijsi4Oisn, Dob si nit
Dem e4psiis 10 Elm &ab iei6lassn uno
~istan8t bat, bann 1T .r In sr6btsr ansii
oaronjslOOfsn !"
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-10-31

err, the wife of the prisoner. August Goekel
is tailor, residing at ,OO5 Nectarine street,
and has recently harbored his mother in-law
who left her husband Younger, in Baltimore,
on account of his cruelty to her. Soon after
10 O'Clock on Friday night last Mr.. Goekel
was startled by crash of the window, and
still another crash of the swinging oil lamp
hanging near his head. Bewildered and
in darkness, the flame of the lamp
having been extinguished by the
last crash which he heard, he made
his way to the door. Here he was met by
his wife and children, who, hearing the
noise, had run up stairs from the lower floor.
While thus grouped at the head of the land
ing loud report was heard almost at their
feet. but beyond the shock caused by the re-
port no injury resulted to them. Upon ex-
animation piece of lead pipe about six inch
es long and covered with oilcloth found
on the floor, which had been corked at one
end, and the other had contained a fuse. This
the missile which had been hurled
through the window. AS the fuse burned
short, the missile was discharged, fortunate
ly, in a direction at right angles with the
family standing in the doorway, and
doing them no harm. On the east
wall of the room were found marks of the
deadly force of the contents of the missile
and on the floor lay leaden bullets, pieces of
iron and fragments of black glass, with
which it had been charged. Nothing was
made public concerning the outrage, as the
police desired to work quietly in searching
for the perpetrator. Suspicion fell upon
Younger, who has already served six months
in Jail in Baltimore for attempting to kill his
wife. After his arrest some lead pipe similar
to that of which the missile was made, a
number of bullets similar to those found in
the room, piece of fuse yard long, a lot of
black glass and revolver were found in a.
stable where he usually slept.