The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-30

A Glenbeulah. WIS.,, dispatcn says'
uMrs. James Shuffiebotham, OF this place,
shot herself and infant child Tuesday. sne
mt two balls through the child near the
heart. She then put bullet through her
own temple"
Mrs. Lizzie Grace, OF Philadelphia, aged
nineteen years, Wednesday morning at
fempted TO kill her newborn child by
throwing It into well at her house. The
infant was rescued by an officer, and the
woman was placed under surveillance.
Herman Neumann, q prominent mer-
chant of st, Clair, Pa, committed suicide
"wednesday by hanging himself in his sta
HE. He was q widower, and the oppOsi-
ton OF his daughters to his marrying and
the commencement OF proceedings for a
breach Of promise melted him to self-de-
struction.
In the case of Matthew McCafery, who
killed his wife and mother-in-law at Mont
pelier, VT, the jury rendered verdict
Wednesday of I" not guilty OF murder by
reason Of insanity" McCaferty pounded
the women to death and dragged their
bodies down into the cellar Of his house,
where he hid them two days.
The Boston Post says: A Chicago shoe
dealer tells these secrets: Mrs Langtry
wears a No. 81, Miss Maud Granger 4,
Miss Nilsson 50, Miss Pixley u, Mrs.
Mckee Rankin 2, Miss Minnie Palmer Il
%, Lolita No. 1 or 13t, Miss Maggie
Mitchell IL, Mrs. Knight l, Little Pearl,
the variety actress, an II. III he was talk
| in on the basis OF Chicago lasts, the ladies
undoubtedly ought to sue him for libel.
Joseph Kasbmskv, private in Company
| III, Tenth United States infantry. on duty
at Garfeld's grave in Lake View cemetery.
has become insane, and has been TAX
ell to Detroit for cure. The pecu-
liar form of insanity is mclancbo-
La, and peculiar state OF affairs came to
light when the case was looked up. The
men on the guard dread their duty, and
several eases are reported OF men commit
ting offences for the purpose Of getting
punished. Kashmsky is a young Pole, but
ten months soldier, twenty-one years OF
age, and until this trouble came, light
hearted, healthy young man.
A Brownsville pa telegram says: Rev.
John w. Satterfield, young Campbellite
minister. located at Morris Cross Roads, a
upon by the deacOns OF his church to eX-
plain sundry Inconsistencies in his con-
duct. IL Is stated that he whips his wife,
beautiful and accomplished lady, so unmer-
cifully that the neighbors are compelled to
interfere, and also that he is greatly adj
dcted to the use of liquor as a beverage.
The other day he walked through the
streets OF the village with his clothes COW
4 Ii
sticking half ont OF his pocket. On the way
to his home he mounted board-pile and
delivered defamation 10 a number OF
school children that was both disgraceful
and disgusting.
A horrible and in some respects n re-
markable accident occurred Tuesday even
ing near Readvlle Station, on the New
York and New England railway, few
miles from Boston. The draw-bar be-
tween the locomotive and the tender on
an outgoing freigh. train broke while
climbing Il heavy grade. The fireman,
Francis Sturgls, age twenty, fell into the
gap, and in falling he grasped the brake
rod and was dragged for a quarter OF 4
mile, his feet striking against the ties and
wearing the flesh from the bones, lie
chung to the brake during this terrible pc
Rod, in sight OF the engineer, who wit
messed the struggle for life without the
power TO render aid. lie whistled for
down brakes, but the brakemen did not re-
spOnd, and it is alleged they were not at
their post of duty. Finally, the poor iel-
lows strength giving out, he fell between
the train and was killed.
This is the latest from Uniontown, Pa.
Dukes is said to be afraid OF losing his life.
and is said to be armed with two revolyers,
ready to fight to the death. He fears Cap
tain Nuts eldest son James more than
any other man. The son is about twenty
years old, is quiet, says little, but thinks !
much. His mother had great difficulty IN
disSuading him from killing Dukes before
the trial, but her gtief was Sc great then |
that James yielded TO her entreaties not to |
bring her additional trouble then. 1t |
is believed here that since the law has |
failed this son has fully made up his mind |
to ayenge the death OF his father. Ii is |
also said that Miss Lizzie Mutt, the beauti-
full and accomplished young daughter over
whom all the trouble occurred, is practic-
ing with revolver with the intention of |
shooting her traducer and the murderer Of !
her father. Developments are expected
hourly.