Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-04-26
An Evenings Pleasure In California

STOCKTON, Sal' ADrll lO.-lenry E-
mil johnson and James Donnelly met
in store tonight and fought with
knives. killing each other. The trouh-
le grew out Of dispute about the sale
of wagon. Both were stabbed in the
breast.
Dukes Stoned and Hooted.
UNIoNTowN, April l7.-Dnkes was
stoned to-day by Miss Nuts younger
sister, Annie, aged fifteen years. She
saw him standing in 'front.' OF the Jen-
nings House as she was passing along
on the opposite side of the street, and
she hurled cobblestone at him. lie
stepped into the house and she passed
on. The school children hoot at him as
he walks the street.
A Husbands Fatal Error.
MONTGOMERY, April l7.-About four
O'Clock this morning William Dorsey, a
machinist, was on thelookout for burg
lars and had put pistol under his head
to be ready for them. During the night
his wife lett the room In the dark,
while Dorsey was asleep. AS she was
coming back he awoke and, hearing Il
noise in the room, fired in that direc-
ton. The ball struck her in the breast
and she died IN q short time. Dorsey
is overwhelmed with grief.
Railroadiug a Burglar.
LANCASTER, April 11.-Last night,
about IL o'clock, when Charles White
went home, on East King street, he
was told 10y his servant that a burglar
was in The house. He left TIVE gentle
men to watch the place and went to the
station house and returned with three
police officers. They searched the house
and found James Clifford ,:who had for
ty dollars and other valuables in his
pockets. This morning Clifford was
given u hearing, this afternoon the
grand jury found true bill ard this
evening, upon his plea of guilty, he was
sentenced to dve years Imprisonment.
SIX DESPERATE PRISONERS.
Cumberland COunIy's sheriff KnOch.
ed Down and his Deputies Assaulted.
Sheriff George B. Eyster, OF Cumber-
land county, accompanied by several
deputies, passed through the city yes
terday with. six prisoners, Hughes,
Lynch, Johnson, Ward, Butler and
Stephenson, convicted and sentencedat
the late term of quarter sessions. They
will serve the following sentences :
Hughes, four years Lynch, six years !;
Johnson, six years; Ward, one year ;
| Stephenson, one year Butler, one year
and three months. A special dispat ch
| from Philadelphia last evening to the
PATRIOT says the sheriff and his depu-
ties, having the prisoners in charge, ar
rived at that city Il few minutes before
| IL O'Clock. The officers were leading
the men from the depot to the peniten-
tiary ana had reached Twenty-GrSta and
| Wallace streets, when they attempted
to escape. The prisoner whom the
Sheriff had charge of and who was evi.
IDENTIFY leader, at this place turned and
| looked back at his companions, who
we're walking in the rear. lie then
spoke to the sheriff but before that Off
cial had time to reply suddenly grabbed
him by tire neck and wrenchIng his
other arm from the hold which The Off
Ger had upon it, struck him in the face
with the arm he had released. 1t all
took place before the sheriff's deputies
were aware of it, and just as the sheriff
| fell to the ground the other men turned
upon the officers who had them in
charge. The officers battled with the
prisoners, but as the latter were in a
majority it appeared as if they were 60
| ing to escape. Lieutenant Jordan, of
the ninth police district, and Officer
Supplee, who happened to be passing by,
saw the affair and went to the assist
ance of the officers. The prisoners
then called upon the crowd which gath
cred at the place fOrRssistance. Sever
alofthose present started to render sue
cor, bit Lieutenant Jordan warned
them to their peril, and the men re-
treated. 1t is thought that some of the
men who composed the crowd were in
league with the prisoners. and that they
had followed the party from Carlisle.
The prisoners, seeing that all chance of
escape was past, gave in to the officers.
They were then conveyed to the peni-
tentiary, wheie they were locked US in
cells Sheriff Eyster's head was badly
Cut.-PdtrtOt.
ADVICE To MOTHERS.
Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
| your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
| with pain OF cutting teeth? lf so, send mt once
and get Il bottle of Mrs. WINsLow'S SOOTHING
| SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETBING. Its valuU Is
| iucalculable. 1t will relieve the poor little SUI
ferer Immediately. Depend upon IT, mothers,
| there is no mistake about 1t. 1t cures dySentery
and darrhoea, regulates the stomach and
bowels, cures wind collie, SOftens the gums, re-
| ducpS Inflammation and gives tone and energy