The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-04
Rrief News Items.

Lane :. DenniSOn, OF Cumberland. four
teen wears old. shot himself dead with n
pistol Friday night. His mind had been
affected by dime novels.
A sneak-thief entered the office OF the
Guarantee Safe-DepOsit Company, in Pblla-
delphia. Friday, and quietly appropriated
$4,000 in bonds.
4 dispatch from Pittstown, Pa, says:
"NIiss Laura Miller sewing-2irl OF PITTS
town. has inherited $4,000 from Levi Mil
Ter, a rich old bachelor farmer in Limerick
township. who died some time ago."
If has lust been dicoyered that the man
who was found dead in bis bed in hotel
at Ostend. Belgium, on July 4, 1881, was
F. Y. sutter, son of the discoyerer Of
cold in California, General John Sutter.
In Union county, Ark, Thursday, VIII
liam Wilson approached Marshal ParnelPs
residence TO elope with his daughter. de
was discovered by Parnell and his sons,
and shot dead. The murderers were ar
rested.
Walter j. Hosford, a young married man
of Thompsonyille, Of, after asking a gLl
named Belle Young TO marry him ana DeihS
refused. fred several shots at her Without
effect. then ran into an clubhouse ana shot
himself fatally.
/ Friday Peter Dakestrom, a farmer, living
twelve miles from Fargo, Dak., attempted
/ 10 kin his wife with a sledge-halnlner.
Surprising her dead, he hanged himself.
| His wife will recover. Dakestrom was the
richest farmer in that vicinity. NO cause
is assigned for the tragedy.
Miss Enie NJ. Wise, daughter OF the Rev.
DIR. Wise, rabbi Of the Cincinnati syna-
pogue congregation and president OF the
! Hebrew Union College, was married al
| Cincinnati on Wednesday evening to MI.
Adolph :. Ochs, proprietor Of the Chatia-
nooga Daily Times.
I'm an interview Friday, Virgins, on
bejno asked ii. he adhered to his prediction
~ 10 the storm OF March 9th 10 l1th said
~ do positiyely. II will be as great
storm, rs ever occurred upon the earth OF
can nossibly occur. I am positive that q
tidal wave will occur in the Bay OF Bengal,
ON the coast oisAustralla, and in the Gun
Of Mexico"
A Pittsburgh telegram says: Mrs. Mary
Iittlebales, woman residing al the Ioo'
~ Thirtjetb street, South Side, made re-
markable charge against her husband pc
fore Deputy-Mayor Lohrman friday. CIV
stated that She had quarrel with her nus
band. and in revenge he endeaVore9 u
drive n nail into her brain, and showed al
ugly wound as the result OF ms a'teup.
The husband and man named Maune"'
were arrested and held in bail Tor COURT
II IS stated that when "Billy Patterson
died he left 81 ,000to be given to the persol
who would tell his heirs who struck niin
A correspondent OF the Franklin, 6a,
Reaister now comes forward and says. a
Mrs. Jennie G. Covely. Of Athol, n. L.
daughter OF George w. Tillerton, has VIM
ten to the ordinary OF Franklin count.
claiming this legacy OF $1,000. she slate
that she is an invalid, aged and infirm, am
in great need OF the money. In 1903 ne
father was quite young man, ana De'ng u
great fear Of Nr. Patterson, fed the cous'r.
al once and never heard OF the reward
legacy, She says she has often heard ne
. father speak OF the fight and the pioW
gave Mr.. Patterson, and the fierce anger 0
the latter. The thumb OF rillertons nan
was dlsjointed by the blow, and was
: severely injured that II remained useiss
K member 10 the day OF his death. AS tn
: facts she gives correspond so exactly VII
: the facts OF the ease. the correspondett
: presumes that Mrs. Coyely ~ill receive "
LEGACY without delay.