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The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1883-10-12
HUDGENS &
HUDGENs,
COTTON BUYERS
AND DEALERS IN
General Merchandise,
EOsley, s. @.

Invites the attention of
their patrons and the gene
raj public, to the large and
attractive Stock Of Goods
just opened, which embraces
Dry Goods,
Notions, Clothing,
Hats,
Boots, Shoes, Grocer
aeS, Drugs,
GINSS2UX7'e, C1'Ocker2/
& W00de1eeUt19'e,
TOCACCO, KNITTING
COTTON, &c.,
and in fact everything usual
ly kept in a stock of General
Merchandise.
We call especial attention to our
large STOCK Of READY-MADE
CLOTHING, JEANS and SHOES.
You will find it to your interest to
examine them before purchasing.
When you want Flour call for the
FROST - for a "Choicc Family y
it has no superior.
Oct 2--l2m
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1883-10-12
A WORD
TO THE PUBLIC
FROM
owNBEx BROS

A vi sit to Ownbey Bros. will con-
vince you that we can sell you GOODS
as CHEAP as the CHEAPEST. Our
stock is now complete, consisting of
Flour, Bacon, Lard, Coffee, Sugar,
Canned Goods of every description,
Plain and Fancy Candies in endless
variety, Hardware, Tin and Hollow
ware. A full line OF
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1883-10-12
wEITI.E
w. NJ. H.AGooD g. GO.


adopt that as their senti-
ments, yet at the same time
they guarantee all possible
satisfaction to those who
may have dealings with
them. Surrounding circum-
stances, viz: close atten-
ton to business, the expen-
diture Of characteristic en-
ergy, kind accommodation
shown to customers, and the
filing up of their store with
a large Stock Of
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1883-10-12
GOODS.

sold at prices, sufficiently cheap to
invite the attention of every one,
should seem to prove conclusively
to the mind of every thinking man,
the prime importance and advan-
tage involved, in giving them fire.
quent calls. If there is another
firm in the country who can better
meet the wants of the people gen.
orally than they, then they will
"yield the PALM" but 50 long as
everything is favorable to con-
tinued patronage, they trust they
shall receive it. In addition to
full line of
General Merchandise,
Mey 1vsW .gluaLy uccommo-
auie y0z< IN tie
BUGGY AND WAGON
department, nl1v4ys Auvsmg
on huuA these pehzcles for
safe. DeSznes Mzt, Mey are
.glua % inform Tie l1Wbisc
Mul 1hey aeul e:rienSsveZy
IN COZ.ZiOV, AuvsMg Me
4gency Of Il weW established
un4repuluble cotton house.
The hzIAest M01'het prices
are puzH for thss StUDle.
Come Saz amt see 2AeMz, :
y0zt7' presence IS solicited at
TIE Store Of
w. NJ HAGOOD & CO.,
.A'usley, s. e.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1883-10-12
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that compete with Grccnville prices.
Our line Of Tobacco and Segars is
large and varied, and will be sold at
prices that will induce all to Duy. If
you need anything in the shape of
Farming implements, we keep it. We
keep a full line of Clocks, and will sell
them cheap. Jewelry to please all
both in style and price.
And please to remember thatMe pay
the highest market price for produce.
We have no house rent nor clerk hire
to pay, and can sell you any thing we
keep at the very lowest prices.
Very respectfully,
OWNBEY BROS.
Oct 12-l2m
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1883-10-12

w. NJ. HAG0oD & CO.,
Run /, First Glass Livery
and Sale Stable in connec~
ton with their business, and
will furnish
BEST TURNOUTS
at Lowest Rates. Don't
forget them when in Easley.
Oct 12-- Inn
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, June 1s-It is stated that Mr. Parnel viii
his proposed trip TO America about the middle
OF September.
LONDON, June 1s.--In the chess tournament to-day
Blackbune played drawn game with Engisch.
Mason, Mortimer and winawer beat Noa, Tshgorin and
Bird respectively.
LONDON. June 1s.-The chairman Of the British North
Borneo Company, in letter to The S. James Gazette
says that beIeves the statement OF Madrid paper
that natives in Borneo had killed the staff OF that
pany to be without foundation.
MADRID. June 1s.-The newspaper FL GIobo has been
sentences suspension Of publication for thirty days
for printing articles containing scsDdaous insinuaons
regard 70 the departure Of the Queen for Bohemia
The Liberal, which was charged with committing the
offence, has been acquitted The prOprietOrs OF
III G0bo have appealed from the sentence passed against
their Journal
INNSBRUCK, June 1s.-sabadin the who drove
Overdank, the bomb manufacturer, the border
and who placed trial last Saturday a charge OF
high treason, been found guilty and sentenced TO
DEATH
PARIS June 1s.-At meeting here yesterday TO COM
memorate the death Of General Garbald several
bers of the Chamber of Deputies made speeches advoca
ing the erection OF monument TO Garibaldi on the
ErancOltalan frontier as symbol OF the feeling OF
harmony between the people OF the two nations.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
NO FAILURES IN THIS CITY.

There was considerable anxiety among lard
men in the Produce Exchange at the opening Of the
market yesterday but lara opened srong-at $40 40
and made decline only OF is cents. feeling of
took Of the operators IN that product
The leading dealers expressed satisfaction with the
ket saying that lard wOuld probably 10
Its true level-$9 so. There were no failures It
reported that Tabor Wilson, OF Nos 40 aud AZ Broad
way, had failed, but their office this denied Mr..
Tabor who returned from Chicago Sunday, said that
the frm had met all its obligations.
"The trouble was with US. as with
many other dealers Chicago" said
he that the calls passed all The rules OF
the Chicago Board of Trade allow calls down the low
est price and then ten additional Attempts
made Ia Gull below this, and made kick re-
fused to put up margins such calls, and so 10
reported that had failed; others did the samo
thing else half OF the Chicago dealers would have
under. Everything is all right now, ond the market
will probably settle down TO a steady basis"
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
TROUBLES or BUSINESS MEN,

UTICA, N. Y, June 1s.-Perry Brothers g.
Hawley. wholesale and retail dealers I'm clothing have
been closed by the Sheriff confessed Judgment the
First National Bank for S2s6s5 The liabilities are re-
ported at 100000.
NEW ORLEANS, June 1s.-G. 7. Lathrop. dealer in
books and stationery. has made assignment The LA
bllitles reported at S12,170 and nominal assets
$34 900.
DILLON, Mon, June 1s.-sweet & Baldwin, general
traders have failed The liabilities are S45 900 and nom
inal assets $51, 900.
CHESTER, Penn. June 1s.-J. NJ. statesbury. manufac
rer OF cotton yarus who Is also in rubber extract
ing business at Philadelphia, has made assignment
Eugene r. CressweL Execution was recently issued
against him I'm favor OF j. l.. Grocer
GEoRGETowS, s. C., June 1s.-The Palmetto Lumber
Company has suspended. The company was organized
about six years ago and had a paidup capital OF
$4,000.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, June ls.Prescott Brothers & Co.,
the largest and oldest hardware firm in this city, made
assignment to-day George H. Wilson for the bene-
ct OF the preferred creditors presenting claims amount
Ing TO $4,000 The liabilities 100000 and assets
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
SUICIDE AFTER A DEBAUCH

SUICIDE AFTER A DEBAUCH,
KINGSTON, N Y. June 1S.-JOhu Rush laborer
here yesterday from injuries inflicted by himself He
had been drinking heavily the night previous been
prevented from committing a murder
ASSAULTED BY ITALIANS.
KINGSTON. N. T., June 1S.-Late on Saturday
night some Italians attacked Captain William Conway,
canal boa.man and stabbed him Another stapbpg ARRAY
Italians. Both injured men are still alive.
A REWARD OFFERED FOR A MURDERER
WILMINGTON, Del. June 1S.-Governor Stocklev
offered OF $500 for the recapnre
p Hole who escaped from the Geor Jail Yesterday
Holett was awaiting sentence for the murder of william
Deputy.
AvENGING THEIR BROTHERS. DEATH.
LEXINGTON, KY, June 1S.-At Versailles, Ky,
last night ollie and Press Brown, killed the Town Marshall
The Browns alloge Killed brother.
ESCAPE OF SIXTEEN PRISONERS.
-. 'WEsTnChIEsSrER, rem PENN June lsIThree horse
capped from al here this morning Thirteen men arrested
INNOCENT MEN INJURED IN AN AFFRAY.
GALVESTON, Tex, June 1S.-A dispatch from
Columbia Tex says that Charles Wlnssrd aud Thomas
o The Street began shootnS I each oibsr one of VIM
sterds bullets struck William Eberlng. who killed.
naicng serious wound Wiasterd was unnj1red Thonss
away Immediately and i is known that hurt
Many others narrowly escaped
A WOMAN HELD FOR MURDER.
BosToN, June IS In the Municipal Court to-day
Lizzie Perkins. better known Lizzie Finnegan" was
committed for examination Tor the murder Of Bernard j.
MahOn on Saturday night
BROTHERS sNoTHEgED TO DEATH.
MILWAUKEE,, June lS-Jobn and Martin Reuter-,
they were repairing at the cold spring Driving Park John
leaves wis an tour children and Martin leaves Ave chill
dren.
SUICIDE AND ATTEMPTED wIFEMURDER.
CHICAGO, June 1S.-This afternoon Adolph Ehrke,
bckayer fred bullets his wife's head and then
the cannot Tho deed was committed be.
cause the woman applied for a aivsre&
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
STOCK SPECULATION THE CAUSE.
GENERAL PRESS DIspATcHI
CROOK'S INDIAN PRISONERS.
WILCOX DOES NOT WANT THEM AT THE SAN
CARLOS AGENCY.

WILCOX DOES NOT WANT THEM AT THE SAN
CARLOS AGENCY.
WASHINGTON, June 18.-The Secretary Of
the Interior received the following dispatch from
Agent Wilcox dated at the San Carlos Agency June 10
General Crook telegraphs from Wilcox that between
400 500 Indian prisoners requiring to be fed should
in four five days. The presence Of renegade
backs on the reservation win dlssatsfy friendly Indians
excite fear and dsrst among white settlers in Arizona
and New-Mexico, and In my opinion will result IN adj
ding their past bloody history list OF MURDERS
rapes, child stealing and robbing earnestly protest
agalITst so dangerous an experiment"
In answer 10 this dispatch Secretary reiterated
his instructions 10 the agent TO refuse receive the In
dane mentioned In the dispatch aud stated that he need
not fear attempt by the military authorities 10 place
the indians upon the reservation against his WILL
A FATHERS WATCH RECovERBD-CAPTAIN CRAw
FORD DUE AT THE RESERVATION
WILCOX, Arz., June 1S.-Jufge Wright arrived here
last evening He had with him two brothers Of Charles
McCcmas who recovered from some renegades
yesterday at CrOtOn Springs their fathers watch aud
chain. valued $500. and think that Charles may be
brought In at any moment Captain Crawford with the
renegades viii be NJ point in the mountains within four
teen miles OF Wilcox to-day his way the
ton. singular 1t may appear. white man visited
the Indians Yesterday, and tried 10 sell the hostile
Chircahuas ammunition, and WAS only prevented from
doing Oy the vigilance OF Captain Crawford.
General Crook visited Fort Grant yesterday. and on
his return will Inspect Huachuca post, and then Will re-
turn TO the headquarters OF the Department.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
TOPICS IN CHINA AND JAPAN.

SAN Francisco. June 1S.--The steamship
Arabic which arrived here yesterday morning. brings
dates from Hong Kong to May 10 and Yokohama TO
the 80.
The Chinese Government has issued an edict to the
effect that the telegraph lines from Woosung to Shanghai
and from Annoy to Hoihon shall be built by the Chinese
alone The Great Northern line will only connect up
point contiguous to the outside ports
At Hong Kong telegram received May 20
from the Hawaiian Government announcing that no
more Chinese will be permitted to land on the islands
Commander IL. Il. Mullen, Of The United States Navy
has been rmartiaed for the loss OF the Ashuelot.
Ii was announced at Yokohama that General FoOte
the American Minister arrived Seoul, the capital OF
Corea, May IA, and exchanged the Publications OF
Admiral Shufeldts treaty. Toe ratihcations OF the
English and German treaties have been postponed to
the end OF the year,
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
JAMES w sUEAUAN uoSoprr


CHICAGO. June lS.-Tne journalists of this city
met In the OF the Press Club this aftern and
adopted appropriate tribute 10 the Of
James W. Shcahan, editorial writer The Chicago Itb
LARGE DAMAGES AWARDED
PLYMOUTH, Mass June IS-In the suit of George
W. Humphreys against the Old colony Raroad for 900
train Tho jury this afternoon rendered verdict oi SIOoO
the for plaintiff.
COMPENSATED FOR LOSSES.
BOSroN, june 1S.-The Senate this afternoon
passed order 10 Waiter STANLEY $4,000
OF losses 0cca0Ded In the construction OF the HoOsac Tun
DeL He asked for Sl30.OOO
TWO BROTHERS DROWNED.
BANGOR, Me-, June lS.-Two sons of Alexander
Ehmnser thirteen ana nineteen drowned sunday
who were in the boat with them swan ashore.
THE KEYSTONE IRON MILLS RESUME.
READING, June lS.--lhe Keystone Iron Works
J. " Craig Co. proprietOrs which have been idle
Christmas opera this morning giving employ
nent 70 100 They have orders hand
ahead
THE PARNELL FUND INCREAsED.
CHICAGO, June 1S.-The Parnell fund in the
hands OF the Hon John H. Fnery editor OF The CITIZEN
amounts 10 5000 contribution O 5000 Teceiy
from Lesdylllo today.
THOMAS C. CHEsToN's BODY FOUND
PHILADELPHIA June lS.-Ihe body Of Thomas G.
ChesOn found 10 the Delaware River below Chester
Island this morning ChesOn. who young lawyer
Thanksgiving Day since which friends
have been searching for the Lody.
ENORMOUS IMPoRTATIONs OF OPIUM.
which arrived here yesterday brought 700 OF opium
vAned s5OO000 aud which the 10 $780,
O00 IL is est mated that before July there w DO 4JVVu
900 worth OF opium In san Francisco
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
CANADIAN INTELLIGENCE.

CHATHAM, Ont, June 1S.-A terrific hurri-
passed this section this afternoon The storm
struck bridge OF the Erie and Huron Railway in
OF construction across the Thames River. utterly de-
stroyingit Five men the bridge at the time.
all Of whom jumped into the river. Two injured
but not seriously.
MONTREAL. June ls.It is stated that steamship
company has been organized TO take up the trade be-
tween Canada and Brazil
L. A. SENEGAL has gwen $4,000 to provide perma
nent exhibition in Paris OF Canadian productions and
has appointed Mr. Drolet OF this city, to superntend It.
Mr.. Seuecal also pays MIR. Drolets annual salary
VICTORIA b. c., June 1S.-TwO CLicat Indians have
been sentenced 10 death for killing two Cinnamon.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
SEVEN LIVES LOST

SENECA. Kan. June 1s.-The news in regard to
tho rainstorm on Saturday night which Is coming
in to-day shows that all the big streams in the
county are overiowed and that there is scarcely a
bridge not damaged or carried away. At Bakers
Ford Thomas Wakens and his family attempted to
leave their home. which was threatened with de-
struction by water, and TO take Mr.. Borane's wife
and children along. There eight IN the wagon,
which was caught IN tho current of Turkey Greek
and upset Seven Of the party were drowned, Mrs.
Boran6 alone escaping She lodged in a tree, but
was rescued fourteen hours aftcrward. Her baby
was washed from her arms and drowned.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
MISCELLANEOUS RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE
VICTORIA, B. G.. June 1S.-Grauing on the

Canadian Pacific Railway from Port Moody Pitt River
Is nearly completed and tracklaylng has been begun.
KEOKUK, H., June 1s.-Argment began to-day be-
fore Judge Miller. OF The United states Supreme Court,
and Judge Caldwell of the United States District Court
for the Eastern District OF Arkansas involving the
liability Of the Little Rock and Fort Smith and other
railroads IN Arkansas for bonds issued them by the
state 20 aid In their construction. which bonds have
been declared by the Supreme Court or Arkansas 70
invalid. The bonds amount Ia vaue 50 $50 900 John
r. Dos Passos, OF NewYoTk ana eI Chief Justice Nc
Curc OF Arkansas represent the bOGdhoders and John
i. Dillon. OF New.York. ami e. W. Hunting gOn, Of
Boston, the rBilroad companies
MONTREAL June le.-rhs reported sale OF the South
eastern Railway 10 the Canadian Pacific Is de MED.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
HEAVY LOSSES IMPENDING.
BOTTOM LANDS OVERLOOKED VILLAGES EN-
CRoACHED UPON.


CROACHED UPON.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, June 1S,-The blockade on the
railroads East and North was almost complete last
night no trains being able to leave the city except
on the Missouri Pacific. The Chicago and Alton was
able TO take its passengers by transferring at the
washout near this city. Of the roads West the
Burlington and Missouri River is abandoned the
others are not interrupted. At midnight last night
reports received stating that q large portion
of the bottom land had been overfowed, and that
serious damage had been done, which will be very
greatly increased by any further rise in the river.
The juno rise is about due and il it comes now, at
the present stage of the water, the losy will be very
heavy. The water encroaches upon Harlem,
opposite this city. AMI its inhabitants abandon
ing the place. The river at 4 O'clock this morn
ing II feet 8 inches above low-water mark and
was still rising. At the village of Harlem the in
habtants are moving out to-day. Late last night
1t was rumOrel that big rise was coming from up
the river, but this not yet confirmed he present
high water is due to local raius, and river eX-
press strong hope that it will run out before the
June rise appears.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
RUMoRS ABOUT THE LEHIGH VALLEY.
IBr TELKGRAPH TO TIIE TRIBUNE

PHILADELPHIA, June 1S.-1he rumors that
the Lehigh Valley Railroad is psss into the haads
the Pennsylvania. while stl only rumoTs which cannot
be absolutely confirmed. generally
believed as 10 have appreciaoo effect on
the stock The price declined to-day 10
7Ol2 bu parties who should he well informed took all
they could buy at this price, and "a buyera
known to be rm believers in the PROPOSE
the stock quickly rallied and closed stroug ~ II.
Among the Statements made IL thDt the Penn
sylyauia has held large block Of Lehigh Valley stock
for weeks and has perfected arrangements for
getting enough more 10 control the road.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
THE STORM IN THE MUNCY VALLEY.
BRIDGES. BARNS GRAIN AID FRUIT DAMAGED.

WTLLrAMsPORT. Penn, June 1S.-The storm in
Muncy Valley last night very violent. A sta
tlon of the Reading Railroad was demolished and a
number of other buildings we're damaged The
storm lasted over hour. Rain fell in torrents ac
companied by hailstones as large as hickory nuts
Bridges over small streams were washed away
fruit-trees torn up, barns unroofed. and large
amOnt of grain destroyed The track OF the Read
ing Railroad badly washed for a considerable
distance, but travel has been resumed. The storm
passed into Northumberland County, where consd-
orabls damage was done to bridges grain and fruit.
Some narrow escapes from death were made by per-
sons who were out In the storm
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
RAIN, WIND AND HAIL.
A MISSOURI TOWN INUNDATED.

RAILROAD TRAFFIC INTERRUPTED--GREAT DAMAGE
THREATENED FROM RISING WATERS
ST.. LOUIS. June 18.-Advices from Western Mis-
souri, and Kansas state that the heavy rains have
raised nearly all the rivers and the indications point
to unusually high water in the Missouri River. The
town of Corning, forty miles north Of ST. Joseph Oh
the Kansas City, st. Joseph and Council Bluffs Rail-
road, and also'on the Missouri River, Is inundated
and several houses have been swept away. About
four miles of the railroad is under water. All the
railroads IN Western and Central Missouri. with
the exception of the Missouri Pacific, are badly
washed out and trains are abandoned. 1t looks as
though serious trouble, not only 10 the railroads,
but to all the river towns and bottom land FARMS IS
to result from the present threatening condition of
the rivers
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
THE BAYKRUPTCY OF ELIzABE7H

TRENTON, June 19.-A singular return was
made In the United State Circuit Court to-day TO a writ
OF mandamus issued against the Board OF Assessors OF
the City OF Elizabeth The mandamus was obtained by
the Etna Life Insurance Company OF New-York. who
had judgment Of S63674 IA recorded against Eliza
BETH This amount represented prncp and interest
due ON city bonds The mandamus was to compel the
Board To include the amount In tho next tax levy The
Board OF Assessors replies that II consists OF eight
berE that majority of the eight Is required t0 transact
any business aud that when the writ was served on the
Board and since there have been four yacancieA
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
RETURN OF CHESTER H. KRUM

HE is SURPRISED AND PROMISES A STATEMENT
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 1S.-Chester II. Krum,
whose absence from homo has caused so much com
ment for several weeks past returned to this city
Saturday night and held a long conference with his
father and friends Nearly all the statements
to him and excited his surprise. He would be
interviewed but said he would prepare statement for
publication In day and give all the information
concerning himself to which tue public entitled
There appears 10 be no doubt that the estate OF
william Robertson. the dry. goods merchant whose
assignee Judge Krum by appointment OF the Circuit
Court properly administered and that all, nearly
all. the creditors were paid their claims the
money In his hands would satisfy them.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
a SEA CAPTAIN PR0B4BLY MURDEKED


A SCHOONER ABANDONED WITHOUT SUFFICIENT
CAUSE.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1S.-The schooner
Ephraim and Anna which found abandoned at sea
Friday by the Boston tug Storm King in tho Gus
tody Ot United States Marshal Kcrns who believes that
Captain Harvey the master Of the vessel murdered
and his body thrown overheard. The condition Of the
vessel was such warrant her abandonment and
since she has been port she has only taken in water
at the rate OF inches in -four hours The crew
leaving her took all their wearing apparel and bedding,
but all the captains possessions, including compass,
clothing and vascs arc board. There were also
plenty Of fresh and provisions the vessel and
she evidently abandoned In great haste, tho table
set for meal. An attachment for salvage having
been brought against Der. she will be retained by the
Marsnal until the SUIT Is determined.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
TRYING TO REGAIN HIS DAUGHTER

LONDON, June 1S.-ID the Chancery Division
q tie Court OF Appeal to-day Judge Chty dismissed
ne petition Of Mr. Rosenberg for the custody OF his
s~aehser Jewess who left her home in Eew-York 10
n'e In Leeds and afterward entered convent in Md
essoorcugh the young woman being ia Paris outside
W. Jurisdiction OF tie Court Judge entity refused to
'N ccets 70 the Lady Superior OF tho coyen though
- SAID ne believed she mad acted from motives of
iSnsniy In causing tho removal Of Miss Rosenberg 70
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
A BRIDGE OVER THE KILLS.

1t has been urged recently that the Lehigh
Valley Railroad might obtain convenient and
ample entrance to this city by way of Staten Island Its
eastern terminus is at Perth Amboy N j., opposite
Tottenvie, the terminus OF the Staten Island
Railway bridge could be blilt the Kills
connecting the two railroads. Erastus wiman and bis
friends control the Staten Island Railway with the
ferries and landings in this city The railway Is to DO
extended by the Staten Island Rapid Transit Company
10 point the island this city, reducing the
length OF ferriage and the trips to be increased In
frequency until the boats at intervals OF few min
ules only.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19
A MADMAA'S SAFAGE ATTACH.

NEwIiAyEN, Conn, June 1S.-Julius II.
Kolterman, Of Franklyn-st. a moulder. age twenty
three. while suffering from insanity caused by malaria,
tried TO kill his wife with revolver this morning. She
took the weapon from him. when he got from a
drawer and tired TO cut her throat He succeeded in
cutting frghtful gashes her forehead and cheek
and outing OF her fingers nearly of He then cut
his own throat and the veins In both arms the
man Ia badly injured.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-19

BLACK HAND CoNsPIRAToRs SENTENCED.
XEgEs. Spain, June 1S.-The trial of seventeen
members of the Black Hand Society for the assassi-
nation of man named Benacoaz, member of the
society," who was suspected by the chiefs to be ready
to turn nformer was concluded to-day. Seven OF tho
prisoners found guilty aud sentenced to death,
eight were sentenced 10 seventeen years imprson-
lnent an d two were acquitted.