Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-01
The fair of the MARYLAND Aor;cn,,nrai

ne ihir Vi tue MAI lhnu agricultural
Society began at the fair grounds at Pim-
lico, Md, Tuesday, with the ..fnest
display of stock ever seen in the state.
There are Is herds of Jersey cattle.
Mrs. Peter 0ffsnbacker of St. Paris,
near Urbans, Ohio, died "a years ago,
and her husband died five years later.
Their remains were buried on the family
farm. On Saturday their bodies were
taken up for removal to a new cemetery.
The body of Mrs. 0ffsnbacker WAS found
in Perfect state of petrifoation. The
corpse was OF solid stone and the features
were as natural as life. The remains
have been placed on exhibition in the
village.
kerosene lamp exploded about p. IN.
Tuesday evening in the cabinet factory
of Frank Nussbaum and John Benner. in
the rear OF No. 1872 Eldridge street, New
York. The floor of the factory was
covered with shavings, which were
ignited. The flame communicated with a
pot of varnish. There were 10 or IL men
in the workshop, several oil them from
Herrman's iuruiture factory in Chrystie
street. Frank Nussbaum's clothing eau hit
fire, and he ran out to save his iile he
was one mass OF flame as he descended
the rickety stairway. He WAS horribly
burned and will probably die.
At Kiefer & Stiefels tsnnery, in
Pittsburg, well is being dug to be used
50 vat. Tuesday morning Christian
Dickson went into the we'll to measure
the depth OF the water, and was overcome
ty fuel air. Ferdinand Sohrader and
Charles Schultz decended to rescue
| Dickson, and were also overcome Two
other men named Bambereer AID Remsep
were then lowered by ropes, and they
tied the inseDsible men TO the ropes aud
all were hauled up. When they reached
the surface Dickson, Schrsdsi aud Schultz
We're found to be dead. Bamberger ana
kemsen were unconscious, but soon
| recovered.
An inquest was held at Perth Amboy.
N D, Tuss! lay, upon the decapitated
body OF the unknown woman found in
the woods near that place; but i othipp
new developed regarding the identity OF
the body. L, was regarded as probable
that the woman had hanged her
self to tree and that the
cord had gradually cut through
from her body. An inquest was
also held upon the body of gray.
| whiskered man, found in the Xiii Won
kull on Sunday. The body was id4nti-
he'd as that of the cook of the coal slaop
Ben Brondreth, and it appeared thai
death had been caused by drowning; but
whether 1t WAS case of suicide, or
| whether the man had been thrown into
the water while drunk, as there was
some reason for surprising, was not
| learned.
Joseph Holder, an industrious colored
man while looking after his hogs, near
Tom bsboro, ia, on Monday, surprised a
| couple OF negro desperadoes sknning one
OF the swine, which they had stolen ard
butchered. The thieves led into the
swamp as he approached them. Going
pack to the settlement, Holder enlisted
The aid OF couple OF white men, with
whom he went in search of the marauders.
The morning hunt for the robbers proved
ttuitless, ard the three men Law down
beneath tree at noontime and went to
sleep. An hour later they vera awak.
eDed by the firing of musketry aud found
themselves attacked by five armed
| SNs' 40 hhu DhOuulltT WHICH fDls
lowed Holder and three of the robbers
were almost instantly killed. The other
two were being closely pressed at last
accounts and Will doubtless be shot down.
Eugene Lynch and Mary Mulaah.y
were to have been married Tuesday
morning in the Church OF the Sacred
Heart, New Haven, Conn. The church was
hll.d with people and the street lined
with carriages in which the guests had
come, the parents of the bride being
well to do and of large acquaintance
fhe crowd waited for an hour beyond the
appointed time for the bridal party to
appear, and was finally dispersed by neye
that the bridegroom had run away, He
arose early in the morning and ieftthe
city Tor parts unknown. He has borne a
good reputation. 1t is surmised that he
had misrepresanted his financial con.
ditlon, and decided not to assume tbe
responsibilities of married life. The lady
has the sympathy OF her many friends
no are very indignant at LypcL,s
action.
The Identity of the decapitated BODY of
the young woman found in the woods
near Perth Amboy, N. j., has not vet
been established. The body wher found
mad evidently been lying in the woods
for about four months. Coroner CART.
son thinks that the woman stranslsd her.
Sell With piece OF rope she tied to the
itnb OF sapiing. By others it ia believed
mat the dead woman WAS one Fannie
Dunham, 26 years old. of New York. who
WAS arrested on the 4tn of June last for
ln'oxlcation, and who said that she had
been brought there by man we'll known
In Perth Amboy, with whom she spent
Two nights in ore of the hotels. The
nuNa mas not pssn seen since the early
part OF June. The woman, upon her re-.
Lease from jsil,sa that she was going To
Maurer's tile factory to find employment.
She did not go to the factory, and the
body was found on the road which leads |
that way.
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