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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1884-07-31

Is the best and shortest route to and from Chi
cago and Council Bluffs tomahal. and that ii
preferred by all well posted travellers when pass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10

brou oht suit against her husband for limited
divorce upon the grounds of cruelty and abai,'oh-
nent large number ot nihdhvits nave pooh
filed in the case. motion Is pending Ter aiimohy
and counsel fee.
Dr. BARLEY, chemist OF the Health Department
recently analyzcd a sample of green wall paper,
and found that the color VAS dfselica" III HIS
opinion such wall papers are dangerous
A combination lock was recently taken from q
small safe In the CARPET store Of T. NJ Stone Co..
at No 81 fulton-st.. and $50 was stolen yestcr-
dav morning There were no traces of the use OF
powder or OF tools upon tho safe. Nothing except
the money was taken from the store and the doors
were all lock ed wlcn the store was entered 10y the
clerks yesterday morning
Patrick Hayes, tho Bowery gambler who at
tempted to Mil his wife at trand and second SIS,
on Wednesday evening, was airaigned before 70
lice Justice Nacher yesterday and held TO await the
result, Of hs wifes injuries. Mrs. llayes was cx-
tremcly low Yesterday AT 81. GATHERINGS Hospital.
Her husband was aciuated by jealousy OF her;
From the same cauAr lie shot and slightly vounhed
George Norton cashier of his faro bank NJ M. W
pnwnrv in the Atlantic Garden last winter lie
and his wife were married fourteen years ago. lie
had tried twice before to Kill her
A negro burglar led Policeman Dcrraw Of the
Ninth Precinct u twn-miles chase at dayhreak yes
ter,lny morning befnie he was captured. The po-
Iirnmnn saw him with suspicion looking buunlr,
NJ TumrL ina aud Willuuphby nvrs. When asked
what he hal The nrgto ran. The policeman Tired
private wpirlman joined IN tho risr aud aao tried
in alo the negir. ilrpipw inally caught ~ wih
him aud topped him with hil ,lnh Tho hulnlni
navr tho name ~ John Williams, nsr THIRTY Three,
bat would not tell Nhuin u liNrd, llu had several
tilNt ttlirles ltpirn from private house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
DEYTRMINED 10 ETOKE me Lar.

IroH me tttr1Go TribuHc.
ReallT now ne said 10 Il policeman on
Nichigpn ave the other DAY. do not want ~ appear
caption. but may hc driven 10 evoke The assistance 81
the law
We'll I'm ready to Poe evoked replied tho blucco1t.
'luu -cr," continued tine long faced young man. Who
carried his hands crossed under his coat ta~.
,a.cd lev an cet uahlr widow lady very c~tmab.c In
decd, the day hai been set for our marriage
q" Nc~"
II was set for three months hut when the cycut <
arrived her brother called me. lie had shot gun tie
made known h- opposition. he ran me three miles all
of three miles the nuptiH- were losipo .cd'
" see
/, Vac So, for $50 months AGO and only an hour bc-
fpir the specified Time for tlr ceremony was duLLt
and clri'd out into the country, and dumped INTO a
MARSH
Tim"
blown MP my bo1riin house ard had 0 icuain IN bed
for week We have now settled on tomorrow
night
" And you want The help ~ the police ~
"Nrl. ahrh MAY want you. shouldn't Ike to do
ANYTHING RASH Nou know, hut n seems ns ought tobc
really seems that way
'Ol course luu had.'
II have been quite patcnt. thll and n now appears
If this enterprise should hr tou-umnnftd. ant De-
fnuling along In ihi-NHy, 50n know ! really can't
Ana wouldn't
80 shni't an decided quite decided ~ nee eyory
riIut tu ge married uuuf1uV uiHhi As said. dom
wish to net impusNtil ur tu hung trouble tu any one,
ht imsi ltt married really must and iu case II bc
comes npp,ssaIY -hnll upi State H. nutnl tu The
really omit nnd the 81 luW the nlirr hns huthrird
hri nntu she "a tWo W,,hs h'hiud m her s'wiuE"
he Wns Promised The nl of The whnr police iuirr and
~, hi,A.d away with the ulisriNntiuni
"Irit. bat tuu nir hin1 " " ~ adjourned ngnln IN
rn nud 500 in. hu trn I really foti n7 " iuuahf tu
tlrtn tie tinuaH' lion us iuuil Hs possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
YACHT RACING IN \ STIFF BREEZE.

Thirty yachts started Yesterday in the annual
fan regatta 81 the knckcI locker Yacht club II ryci 10
bt ri sattOry m. clup
pTsyl0u, cords brO.cn. The slopp H..
Commodore dedJnk, beat her .cyOIs record
the twenty MI course o. hours - uInGtc- bv mgUes
~ seconds while The cuttor sur. II " Hafhoone
her and beat Tie tomcr boats old
srroId \ ictdiuy bfe- northwest II
WsttTs OF The River and Long Island with
white prevailed An the smaller yachts carried Ell
aud soIe storm iibs the sur the
aue Z. swing 81 sli 'nruins sai iopsi Inc tuput ay
hou- Il hrr 81 t.an before riarning t0rt SchHy re
Cli4s around ~shuy
cls.ers tuu.ri the Gtn<wsy OF sands 10 WITH
I'D wen alb am ana vii suus TOO tide, ihe fleet,
the ca olt NaureS@, al .OtJ g"t IA inc style. A
bgd fOduoei II cInvcr ia an boar from no start.
GTair became DIS nlch 10 he sOuthvart Of The Lighthouse
and Wsil 10 zoe hliicg her 10
The surf cutter Ia The FIRST class ieang he r ash
iinuss ga. seconds H. Tie second sup,r,sr won
the A. tniuItet -r.n.i- Ii,lie II.
beat doe. Ia Tue tli q, by IS minutes - seconds
dee tcd ia c,a.s
3. nipfte ~ secOnt- Tho N'lf u Victr the
MA cara beating the il,o. nawk 10 minutes - s"cDui
ihe Ton dcisa I'd 10y The hi ~ 49, In The euth
clss BY ~ minutes a.: bs.Vnds Jean had walk ever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
,ALENnNRs rHIs nNY.

srpRryr. CoraI- Cnlyurn' before Van B-ent IYo.
O. A. a. " 81 90 ~ IL ll3 ~ IL IS ltj ~ .lj
1l0 ~ 100 49, - l. ~. 80 1856 IA - 49, 40
~ ~ ~. "a l'j. 1870. l0i 2i 2il zoo 80 @J- 4'j,
- OA AIi
slrHtNr Cornr -UrNFbN TrrN-Bcforc Davis. = T..
~ ant Ianrs J,lN4 ~ - g. d. - 1873. "A. %. 81
a.. a. 30. d. 5l go. u, ~ ~ 49, ~, 40 H. u.s. 10
r3lNE CorRf SPECIAL ltRN-PA i-Gof,re lOnolre,
No- SEQ SO l-G - 81 t,2 100 $685. Uii rr- 500.
600 a. 90 . g. g. &c hTI btr lf -u, 80 s,. &c.
Is, G,g ooo gn Ga5 oai sos 0pi 80 o9I 0te 100 ,o2
7n} ipt 700. ipn tU'. tuH. 7lu, al, ~.
~iHRUeNif- torui- Rollins, -iioiu. cn en- lar called a.
~ am Wiu tathsine Went no g. I.t.t u An
tDnia as nOin NJ 23up m.
fnlNn iNf ~ IA TERM nf' 0iOifn1U, -
Nos g.. 49,. g. ~. 90. \ Do Of. %, 1n.
supfRopCorli lilAl rrHN ram i.-n,f1te ~olevl,k,
Jos 30 5nj 0o1 $50 . D. Oil d.o l0il p0j 900,
G@u, lIr~. go
alrlmon CoruI-rRnL ItW-rAHt ll.-Bctote Freed.
On t12 tlB n2f. GlS. ga
strrEioP coIn1 ina rgm-r,n! ~ -neflte Illa,
lNe4 lHlu is . l4ll 1890. llil liig lit9 tll4
"a q li0- AGO. 7Gp, tfl l4j! 1865 l4Gi 400 i0B
l4n7 liGs 1900. lt70. ltfl. ~. Az. iJ1G
tohAos PlsAs- tttIu lEW-noiUro I pay, Nos
Cennuy PtsAs -srrclA GERW neoie Aron J-Noa ~,
-
comog rlnis InAL laah -r,H I neioe Lsnemotei
'oWog rlf,s-lmAl rrnN-rAat before nea,h, ~
Z Nu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
IHiT NONiDir IOHN,


\ iiurlun Independent went to New Hmm
shire the uthr, dnY, iu hio variation, Nhiin ihrin ho
pu iaii tie tuWti las was rulpuIhlnp Ia H. az
.,ll, an Indrunnd,nt clib Nrstenidy he terrl,rd d,
Wtre now ~ nruber-, ana mat enough were nkfb 10
loiu To hrng the nmnlc, up I" l.3- iioston Herald.
adIc sort al tuWu, II Eucn about tno country wheels
like phOlo-Iapncrs saloon II In drawn 10y span com
posed o nbloocd sliced 81 the INDEPENDENT breed
and one of Bafnuins mucr. IL Was lr-t heard from
la Western New York. but lett that -trOn abunt the
time the c0untiy heard OF Maria IIMpIn. IL then
tr,Nclsed the Adirondack REGION and pat IN an uurIr
Scptcm 9Th. A cW iayo later II turned uI down
vicinity OF Yale College. but didn't remain there
President WOolsey wasn't Democrat had something 10
do with IT'S unt'ncly departure Incn 1t proceeded the
Ing fapidty ono day IL Wa~ Ia PORTLAND, and tie next
found IL In The shadow of katahn; -nglc night was
lons enough for II TO travel from lianselcy lakes East
port. and the next dhy al sunset IL was III Upper ARGOS
took Indeed II travelled 50 Tar and fast that on the
nth day OF September the independent Thoroughbred
Laid up with SPAWN and the male had become chest
!OuudeTtd.
Nothing more was heard 0f this wandering jew OF a
town several days, ant some What wcaricd public
yn, hopny that the society with the long name had dis
posed OF the thoroughbred aud the mule, ana that
old town bad been hidden from the sight
of pa--crs by somewhere ~ the Maine forests when 10
he Heruid discovers u rght here III NcW-Iap shire
We can't tell readers where II Is located. IL has
travelled neon thus far II has never been referred 10
definitely. bat Is always spoken 0i ~ town." or" 4
lung: IN fact shouldn't be surprised 10 learn that in
has left already. Bat II ii j. stil among ~. won't The
I,raI klnd enough 10 SAY by what name II any IL -
known III Ncw-Iiamrshrci And. JJ the way. when 1t
gives the Of The town. won't II also give names
OF JI~ onehalf OF III voters That the Boston missionary
has tOuNtIicdf
We hope that The H,i.nd will respond Ia this little
request light away. There are good many here
who would fat ID see THIS toAu with 81 II Deepen
dents converts would 10 attend - circus We have
heard much about it-and then, know II may he
is positively last appearance - Ia this state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
DEAD HEAT Ar coyINoroN.

tOylAutuh, kyr oct. p-lhe first race ~
tho ituii IuU Lri tiih tithut- co. laf V
rIUt, srih- Ellu. abrfn -N iufinuf-. liiHaud
easily hy itnpth Win LIT Butt -o'ud, two lrgtu1 ia
mont ~ IUl owens ltdi ilnc "a IirNth pools pant
Fl2 80 The hrcuud race, fur putsr1f rloU one milo
and half ftlouE Won by FcrR kNr III gtilop ny
riK lengths. Modc,ty finished second, but dl,qudi
ned FOR foul. The judges placed Billy Gilmore second
and kiOhha third; time liOl4. French pools paid
SO 20 The Cincinnati Hotel stake Tor All ages. 80
each chasing with fourteen subscriptions two miles and
eighth Bencttl Won handily, with Tom Martin
second, length IA front ~ Tom Athluuc third; time
3:JJii French pools paid $40. The fourth race, for
purse 500, mile and three siNtcrnths. resulted in
dead heat between Blast AMI Burr oak dc Pa. third ,
2.O6 The firth race for purse 500, mile
and a quarter over i've hurdles. IOmdhawk In d
canttr hy ten lengths with +. Line second and Katie
Creci "a bad third time 80 French fools paid "a CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
sI.ICInE OLE A NEWSDEALER.

Henry T. Hopper, tie president of the Harlem
Branch of the Newsdcalers Association. aller
carofy preparing his place of business yesterday.
went into a back room, and shot himself twice
through the head with revolver, and death fo-
lowed almost Instantly He had taken an active
interest in the fight against The Herald, and this
with the loss vi his wife last winter partially unset
tied his mind. Some time ago he consulted phN-
stefan and was told that he w3s becoming crazy
He has always been an eccentric man, hut is friends
never consider ed his condition dangerous. Mr. Top
per was an Englshman, age tifty-two. lie ma neon
IN the news business at No. 3J3 West One-h undred
and twenty ltbst. for many years, ana was one o
the hest known ncwsdcalcrs ia Harlem. I,is pouy
was removed to the housc of his sster-in-iaW M
2O9 East Twenty -sixtl-st, from winch place IL VIII
be- buried He leaves two young children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10

rRonAnlN FATAL ArAnnlNG ArFRNy.

A serious aud p,nlnhly intal niabhng ARRAY
winch occurred 0li MundnY niaht ~ Jersey tiiNt
after the parade, was made known yesterday ~
consequence of The CfltiChl condition ~ the victim,
Two ~ three members of the seymour battery went
into glog shop IN Hudson II. on their way home.
james Me Aucy, age sixteen, u butcher who llNrs
NJ No. ~ Hudson at. was ~ the place drunk ana
when he uniformed men entered lc hogan Ia annoy
them by Knocking OH their hats and Selling their
torches. He WAS warned several times 10 stop hut
persst Il In his piauks until humos Kelly Kicked
HIM Tor knocking of his hat. Mchlnoy became
cnragcd and drawing butchers knife plunged IT
into kclly's abdomen. Mckinney was permitted +"
escape but was arrested later. Kelly was taken
homc and hr probably will not 1--we,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
WESTCIlESTER COUNTY.

PorT CnrsrfR-At a meeting Of the cstclester
Prcshytcry Yesterday. the Rev. ". b. Weller was
chosen moderator. d. Blown delivered an address
ON Temperance. and Or. Vail, of stamford, ia the
evening delivered an address on Sabhath-school
work
WHITE PfNvS.-Warner u. Hatch of Dohhs
Ferry, Who committed suicide by jumping from a
Long Branch steamer in July, lcf property valued
II 900. 900. lie oequcdthcd his estate to hs wiic
and appointed her cXecutrlN of the property with
the exception of 5000 which lie left Ia he OK
pended for the CtiOn of Il monument and improve
ing and beautllying his burial plot at Auburn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
BAPTIST CITY MISSION WORK.

during the year ending on october ;" said H.
+ Barnes secretary Of the Baptist City Mission in
bis report TO the southern Baptist Association yes
churches. distributed thousands of pages of rei-
rlous literature in nine different languages, rettted
two churches, purchased the ftty,third street
on a prosperous career ard organized two new sun
day school. Five thousand people attend services
et these missions every sunday, and 100 persons
fions has been 81 ,OOO and ID the purchase and
Improvement Of church property $4,000
The letters of the churches ID the District
is less than the previous year. but more than the
average for hve years. Thirteen churches have
had new pastors and two new churches have been
organized. The ASSOCIATION concluded its wOIk
last evening. Addresses were made by the Rev.
DR.. }. r. Elder the Rev. w. Bourn and the Rev.
d. H. Pogs0n. ON City Mission Work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
THE COUHTS.
FRAGMENTS OF LEGAL NEWS.

FraTcis J.. Bean assc is tat in 1850 he made
p contract with the Jersey city and Albany Railway
Company for the transportation az a The ice that he
could harvest nn SwartwOuW Pond near Rockand Lake
This subsequently merged int, the NcwiOrk. Wr,t
Shore and Buffalo Railroad Company. This corporation
subsequently refused 10 carry out the contract VIZ.
Bean says that lac rented the Lake and PIT himself to out
lays for an of which hc now seeks 100 the court OF Com
mou Pleas tO recover rIGOO0O. The West Shore road
denies the authority ~ the ori-ua. road 10 make the
contract hindn g upon tho West shore corporation.
Tho National Land Company, for dealing i'm real estate,
etc. hI- hrrn incorporated with capital of LOCO 900
The corporation. are O.rr = Burr f. \. SchutcS, .. :
Stcarns. jos Vh james. ana benjamin Wheeler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
NOME Ne RS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Rpciinghdm Hotei- Attorney -Henetal Brnia-
min Harris brewster Windor h9'r hnsn, m"n
thau hatr uf ihnlp leland ,.... run ir'hne IiN'
senator iirniv q DaNs. ~ West virginia ..- Nt'r 'W
tttl,i tnnstt s4nnu " " Eaton, ~ connecticut, Hni
Allan Mel anu, ui Washington biftbpf Hpps, nlunpl
iuhn iiat III H., pnnd HtfnHb Hons, lhi'nh STATES
tirnstttnt 1 N,intn kfupttHnf HnuH srthtrt
tiiha rhnnih nf inin ihils. \ " hni " " lWasl'a'
NV N,nh state superintendent ~ i'ulli, iaitt'l'n
ftipt itfnnf tiaif President INIT " 'hrtni h runs
tursu ,ifiarH iieie lHUa iiuiinti ui rnhti"il
ohio Nfand HpH ~ Hrrihrl trhiAn " Hl"hn' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
MnAr IA 0nlNn On 10 Day.

Republican iTiuan iootiuu7
MEETING uf titifrn-' tHniniiitr, y n ~.
Alien Allen ~, ufrr suit M ~ Nassau ST. ~ A. ~
Apcoia meeting al hunil ul Aldermen
IfmN Itrghs case ngainHt ~ Judge Monsoon ant y
H. MithriH, NmkNillr tuuit $50 u. ~.
New Aqucduct commissioners of Appraisal = D. ~.
lnihct Matthew Anniversary, Cooper mon, H. M
Ahls-lnnu church trustees, y H.
Metropolitan Cincinnati baseball match Folio Grounds,
$3.50 H. . 49,,
Republican tofchrht parade tist Ward ihooklYn
NNiild hs.omhl, District Blaine ana Logan elm, liar
lem IciupV. T..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
WRECKED ON THE AFRICAN COAST.

Among the passengers by the steamer Wisconsin
from Liverpool yesterday were Captain Smith and
soyen of the crew of the whaling bark selne
wrecked on the west coast 81 Africa last June. Two
of he sailors were lost hen the bark went ashore
Tie survivors walked for 200 miles along the coast
Iefors they reached q settlement. On this long
tramp they lived on one biscult day eacn. ineir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
BROOKLYN.

Nothing was heard yesterday in regard 10 Mrs.
Hart, who left her home IN Columbia Heights on
Saturday of last week.
John Prm, age fifty. of North Fnth-st., near
1hird-st., while at work upon new ferIy-hoat AT
the foot of Qusy-st. yesterday fel INTO the hold Of
the vessel and Instantly killed by Il fracture
of the skull.
Mrs. Sarah B. Harrison, of No. % Rodney-s'.
who recently began snlt TO recover 10000 from
Mrs. Frederka Waring, Of New-York, for the
alienation Of her husbands affections, las now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
rorRr or APPEALS.

ALBANY, oct, y, ~ iho Court uG Appeals to-
dhi the following tAara Wcir Atsiitd
RIO ~ iles iumnni appellant ali lanes = atom
nhi uiiris respondents Nu 80 walls \ nnphiW sufYi
tpf appellant ~ u.hid ia aui Others irshrHf,hf,
ar lit Lar ta Is frti appellant aH gyms rtiuhg ahl
1hus. ltspuhuhus ~ 40 huu ffuii company ~ AtH
Auih appellant alt tu.usfia Nltbu. respondent NJ
- -s.lnni - feundit appellant e. aimed l. hnLes,
iespphdrni
Inr fnlinV ing is tle day calendar for OFT TO-
Nos -. -. ..t. eln ISL I. .al. !.i and !,,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
ALONG TIE SOEND.

AXSoNIA-Nliss Clara Louise Kellogg will soon
give a concert in the Opera House, which was
built and named III her honor.
BmDGErOEr.-ILc new wrrnght irOn bridge 81
the Consolidated Road, on tie IIouSatOnlc RIVER,
Will he ready for trains October Io...... Two
oys:cr sloops capsllcd of POlnl-n0-Point 81 We'd
ncsIay night and their crews were rescued with
difficulty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10

them stood tho ordeal however and were In good
health when they arrived hero yesterday. Ihcy
all belonged in New-Hedford, the port from whlcn
the vessel hailed. and went to their homes iast
night The SeiGe was an old vessel having pech
built IN 1918. She was last repaired in 1877
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
THEY arr HOUND 10 SEPlRlrE
from me r.n.burg ch,onicle

from me Fusburg Chr0nicle
"Will you receive your da ghtcr and hen
husband was askcd the father Of "a hrlr,s who la,
clopcd with young man hencltn her station
No, sir firmly replied tie indignant parent; shall
always he glad 10 receive daughter thuIgh II she
separates from the Who has di>honoraby infu
cnccd her"
And will you make any efforts TO bring about such
separation -
NO, 1t is not necessary; it will he accomplished volun
taTy inside of six months
Why l"
" She writes poetry and he plays the ACCORDION"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
STATEN ISLAND.

NV BEIGnTON The body of q drowned man
was found Yesterday daslnng against the rocks on
the shore. II was recognized a. chat of Thomas J..
Pclgum. No $50 Tlth-ave., South BIOok'y' VINO
had started to row acr ISIS the NarrONs from fcrt
Hamilton 10 Clifton on Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
NEWARK.

Al the Convention ofihc W ,nlnn'a Chris'in Tom.
pcfnnrr Union yrstcrday the title OF tho NatinnA'
Union was adontrd lot the state Mon. Mrs. Ndihl
j. C. Downs, OF OCEAN Grove. wnt ir-c cci"d Pi'Hl,
dent. aud MI ". II. Pnrkcr0i Rel Rnnk. add'o'srd
the convention,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
TIE NEWMARKET MEETING.

LONDON, Oct. 9.-This WIS the fourth day e
tie Newmarket second October meeting The race for
the champion stakes resulted ~ dead heat between c.
j. I"cyIrs six rarOd chesnut horse Tristan aud Leo
pod dc KotA-, hds four ycar-uld bay colt IuocrIc.
Lord landlords hveyear-old bay horse Qucklmc
third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
nANIrL ortyNN ACQUITTED.

Tho ttiai If Daniel ollNnu. whu wac charged
ntih completely n the nuidrt ui " iliain ustct.
he hrftt #, huirhrt WA thishrd Yesterday ~
he ,nut, at tlrurial tr=siuis, HE nnlV evidence
tgainAf himwaA that witnesses sN"io That they saw
. piAiol paas nom - l Anu 80 ldNud KEW Whn
Il II airH,d Htrd the shot thti ,HHar,l lnhiri death
A wifnfhs also hW0ft mt The piitp 81 hnid " !
wish you'd owe II to Lim' - himiihi words
D'Flyin, Who p.oNcd hih good character, e,pla hod
asked him iuI IT, and wien lac took u nom his
pocket, snntrhrd II ont of lbs land, lie testified
hat hc said " wish you'd giNc II Ia nc !
but Kelly would not return the pistol. lie
said that lac was bl0oA away from The place at
the shooting When II 0rcuITed. Judge COWlng SAID,
sitter the evidence had been gwen: Il hardly
think tin, j. a case for the juu. There does not
seem to be- sufficient evidence 10 convict ana II The
defendant were convicted the General Ieln would
not take two minutes III reversing the Judgment"
Assistant DistTicl-AttUrney Adams was Of a dlter-
ent opinion and wanted the case To go To the jury
He made a long speech against the defendant, who
was acquitted hy the jury after they had been abb
sent Tor a few minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
LONG ISLAND.

East RoCKAwAY-Oliver :. Denton. who died
niy of old age. was superintendent 81 Die sap-
ing stations on the Long Island coast during Blu
chanan's administration. and served Two years IN
the sane capacity under President Johnson.
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tnthrl tnua tncmnti a. Mpr liian, - Fils nae Nv
eiims 'lhrlnuau itnW'uin, . hase ~ hiIs- ~
rintatl a. MpttJuuhn sifnrk tti -NlsriNhatll 10
MpUpti'an Ton 80 bases tmrlphtth NettgrJan
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hiii . Wid stitches shaiis tthgh !, is,. hI'
riia NJ hsif
lhooo'i weather had depressing oteel upnn ne ~
itnlhutn ~ the Hhmr ~ Mhshin4inn isb, hinhhihn
Tho rnnlst was hntWrrn the iinihlin aud indianapolis
clubs ii ti homo ninn won a. tt7i NlrIniN lhn ullh
atmosphere .Drnui t1 ttrli thr ptNttsa good deal -
wild Throwing and uthtl trturs Nrin NUMEROUS The
lIuub fn men nuthtttei Mrl opponents and played q
much hr Tea holding game Darkness caused The pamr
~ bo called AZ lha ending ot lho seventh inning The
Hlurr + Fuhiuiupd
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Nl,M-,Jl,l,SEl.

I'NTON IlIGT.--Johlnna ClWAi I, age SIX, was
fatally scadcd Yesterday by up,ettlng kettle Of
boiling water over herself at hor lone IN Jcletson-
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THE SKELETON IN TIE CUPBo ,Kp ? Mistress,

THE SKELETON IN THE tufBOAltD I-Mistrcss;
% thought heard mans voice down here, Jane. do
trust alter all told you about the last cook and her
Salvation Army friend, that you've not admitted any
-'-COOk oh lor Num- That you should ever think
that Of me which can't abide the Salyaiionstz, Mum
and my young man skclinton, and 30 this minute
III Worthnk a hghtin the 'orrid wIetchesW-. Panch.