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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-13

The Rev. Dr. Patrick Francis Moran, VINO Is 10 succeeu
Cardinal McCabe Archbishop OF Du0lln was Dorn d"
Ielghlinbridge, County Carlow Ireland on
16 1880 He was educated at the Irish College OF 81
Agatha Rome ard in 1856 be appointed vicepres-
dent of tue college also professor Of Hebrew Ia the
College Of the Propaganda Returning to Ireland soon
after he became private secretary to Cardinal cullen
then Archbishop Of Dublin. He was consecrated 70
adjutor Bishop Of ossory on March D. 1877, ana e"
months later he succeeded TO that see In 1854 he was
made Archbishop of sydney, New-south Wales Dr.
Moran has abored for many years to promote the study
of Irish histories and antiquities Among other T0rks
he has published Memoir OF the Most Rev. Olvcr run
kett s6lD Essays the Origin, etc. OF the EaIiy
irish Church" Qs64l, History of the Cathonc Arch
bishops OF Dublin us69), Historical sketch OF the
1oerSecnfions etc Under Cromwell and the Purltans ~
t1s651, Aeta i Brendani" qs72), 8 MoDasticpm
Htberpcum n e73l and Spiclcgum Ossorlepse, Dc
tno doIection of Documents Illustrate the History
offhe Irish Church from the Reformation TO the year
1900 Q9T4l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-13
cATcuIyG ms FOOT IN A FROG.

CANAJoHARIE, May I'D. w. Tuttle,
conductor the NewYcrk Central road caught
his foot IN frog to-day. at Fort Plain, and before he
could It he run over by his own Tram ahd
tII.1
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KILLED AND HURT IN A RUYA WAY.

1'V@'-f
PITTsBURG, May 12.-By runaway accident
Hiland-aye last night Jarvis Wainwright was killed.
Jacob yeter probably fatally injured, and two COM
panions painfully cut aud bruised.
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n1n LIE STEAL KArE PoRsYrHES DIAMOND

Ernest Verghard, of No. 33S Ninth-st., prop
ertyman at the Lyceum Theatre locked up in the
twenty ninth Precinct Police station last night on
charge OF stealing a diamond ncckpn worth $1,000, be-
IonginV to Kate Forsythe, the actress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-13

FROST AND ICE IN ORANGE COUNTY.
MONTGOMERY, May 12.-Therc was heavy
frost in this section this morning and ice ON the low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-13

OF Wales their recent visit 10 Iroianu' nv
created a baronet
FIRE AT CnATHAM.-An extensive hre raseu u.,rored 80
night Chatham aud several buildings weie MIA
Among them were Barnards Music Hail. the liu I1no
Club House, the Bull Inn and large prihilhS "'iA' 49,
amount of the damage is 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-13
DIR. MORAN TO SUCCEED CARDINAL MccABE'
p,p,s Nav 12.-The Monde'S correspondent

., pomo s,ates that the Pope has selected Dr. Moran
Archbisbop of Sydney, for the Dublin Archoshopnc'
ana that telegram has been sent to Monsignor Moran
summouing him 10 Rome.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-19

derstood to have formed plan for elud-
ing the rebels by taking forced march
AZ might from Clarke's Crossing toward
frince Albert, through the territory oc-
cupled Dy the Indians. He Is anxious
70 form junction with Irvine and re-.
neve trince Albert before giving battle
70 tne rebels. as he fears that Riel. even
II ueieated, would retreat from Prince
!Alpert, sack the town and mnrder
the inhabitants. A special 10
the sun from Qu'AppeIle
says norbert Welsh, a wealthy keif,
breed, In the Qu'Appelle Valiev. ar
rived to-day from the rebel oamn
olMming to have deserted. He asserts
that Gen. Middleton is running info
peaceful quarters at Batouche, and
hlel, by evading him, will come down
70 Iouchwood, sieze the supplies there
ana Then go on to Fort Qu'Appelle, with
Two neid pieces, which he has. Welsh
says zen. Miuuleton's scouts are not
worth anything. They never sight the
eheillyi whereas, the half-breed scouts
are constantly within range of the gov
ethment scouts. Riel has every hope
9l starving the troops out
fact of the rebels CROSSING
to the east side of the south branch in
FORCE, according to other reports, To pet
here with Welsh's opinion OF our scouts.
gives his account the appearance of
being reliable. According TO Welsh
Rlel says he will rule or perish; that he
VIII be king or die. Welsh saws Riel
also claims TO have tho promise of aid
from the Fenians and Irish National
directions. '''N
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Court NOtos from sherman

SHERMAN, April 1s.-LSpecial. The
district court has been engaged on the
case OF j. j. Bridges, charged with an
attempt to murder Willie Bridges last
August. Willie Bridges, on whom the
assault is alleged to have been commit
ted, was mere boy. The accused was
shooting at George Bridges, the father
OF the boy, and inflicted The wound on
the boy, which very near proved fatal.
The defense is hereditary insanity. Nu-
merous witnesses are here from Mis-
souri, to testify 10 insanity In the family.
The county court Is again occupied
with the case OF Cummins VS. Cummins.
The point now before the court Is TO
dissolve the injunction granted Il, G.
Mcl.lean, the receiver in the case, en-
Joining the defendant from suing Nc.
Lean without permission of the court.
me defendant desires the injunction TO
be dissolved and permission granted
him to test the validity Of tho Indignant
appointing receiver in other courts of
the state without appealing from the
decision.
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Following Hia xvIra

ST. Louis, April lls.-Dr. ]. j. Stein
ereid, of Memphis, Tennessee, is here
to-day in search of his wife, who left
Memphis some days ago in company
with mulatto coachman, named John
irwin, who had been raised by the doc
tors family. The parties were here. but
I9it I on Thursday night for Springfield,
iillnols. DIR. Steinereid followed to-day.
ne says his wife is suffering from n
mental hallucination, aud that he win
forgive her and take hergbaok.
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Dutch Charley and Pal o,r,,r.,,

JAMESTOWN, DAK., April ls.-Three
weeks ago ex-Chief OF Police Lewis, OF
this city, and James Connolly, of Miles
CITY, started for the Moose river ooun.
try in search of Bill Smith and the no
torious Charles r. Hodges, alias "Dutoh
Charlie" who are guilty of many terri
Die murders. This afternoon Lewis
returned with the prisoners and lodged
them in Jail. The prisoners will be
taken to Miles City for trial. Ii was
rumored that an attack would be made
on the train by band of desp erate q
men. at Little Missouri. ReISinroe-
ticers.
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Bar MeetInr ntnNnrn.n,n-

NAvAsoTA, April is.-[speclsl. Tho
members OF the Grimes county bar anol
visitors In Anderson, held meeting to-
day. Hon. j. g. Mcdonald was chair.
man and Hon. T. G. Burlington seere-
tary. On motion OF A. II. Bril,,liee n
committee OF five was apponts4 vfv.
Maj. II. II: Bone, J. c. Hutcheef n. n. "a
keotree, H. Mcdonald aud Al. 3 Drlg-
ancei TO present resolutions OF s.. ,...',f y,
the memory of Hon. J. r.. Kous. Il. IA,
ceased, anu report next Frida,. nil
~, ~ on motion the Dallas uERki.n sM
o1ner .s papers were requessei q nen,,sh
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Egynt.


IIIIs NENVH UEMNNDs
CAIRO, April lS.-France has demand
cd Of tho Egyptian government an un-
conditional reopening Of the printing
oillco OF the Bosphore Egyptian, the
French newspaper, which the khediye's
government forcibly suppressed here
recently. France has also demanded
the punishment of the police aud other
oinclals who took part in the suppress.
SION lor violating the publishers rights
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spain.

OPERATIONS AROUND GIBRALTAR.
GIBRALTAR, April lS.-Because of the
reports that Russian iron-clads are moy-
ing In this direction, tho British gun
boat Grapple has been ordered TO cruise
up and down tho straits of Gibraltar
nightly. Volunteers are freely Offering
themselves for artillery service
AN OUTBREAK.
PARIS, April lS.-La Paris announces
that an outbreak OF military conspi-
racy ON vast scale has occurred in
Spain. ''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-19
Winnipeg War.
DAYS OF susrENsr.

WINNIPEG, April lS.- Yesterday and
to-day have been days of suspense, as IL
was known that Gen. Middleton would
roach Clark's Crossing some time YES.
torday. Not a day has passed since he
began his march without news being re-
oelved irom him, but up TO noon TO odav
nothing has come, and there is "A general
ieeling OF anxiety shout MS fate. MIDI
dleion, himself, was expected Friday or
saturday. 10 may be that tho rebels nre
eutrenched In tho bush between
Olfk's Crossing, 25 miles mn
tho rivor' Iho country there affords
excellent facilities for shelterlng the
rebels, ns IL u covered with brushy un-
uorgrowth. The absence of dispatches
would indicate lhe destruction OF tho
telegraph wires. Gen. Middleton Is an.
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Russia.


LONDON, April ls.-Two hundred
English vessels, seeking cargoes oC
grain, are now assembled at Odessr.
Toyurag and other ports of the Blacil
Sea and Sea of Azov.
RuMoRs ABOUT TURKEY.
81. PETERSBURG, April lS,-U IN
stated that Turkey has positively as
snred Russia that In the event of war.
no English iron-clads will be allowed 10
enter the Black sea. Turkey, IL Is said.
has also declared that she could
make the Dardanellos impossible i'm a
lew hours, IL necessary. Tho papers
mere are cackling over the fact 200
English steamers are M n,esant in
the Black sea and the sea of A2ov. Tho
Turks are building a fort at Botoum
with the utmost rapidlty.
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INDIANAPOLIS, April Is. - A News
special from Brazil, Indiana, SAYS dur.
ing tho noon hour Patrick CraddoclS,
boss roller In the rolling mill, Attempted
70 ilN the set scrows ON the rolls. Nv
SOME means he was drawn through the
rolls and his body mashed 10 mip.
no one witnessed the affair. uraddsok
was ~ years old and leaves 4 family.
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Holland.

The HAGUE, April ls.-The Hague
Banking company has failed under cir
cunstances Indicating criminal mis-
use OF its funds. Herr Potak, the man
ager is in South America and
Wolf,the sub-manager, fled TO Antwerp,
when it became impossible to conceal
the oompany's conuttion,and committed
suicide IN that city. The amount of ia
bllitles has not been ascertalned.
THE hAduE, April lS.-The police
nave taken possession of the premises
occupied by The Hague Banking com
pany, which has failed, under suspi.
cious circumstances.
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Italy.

THE APPEARANCE or AN ENGLISH Az.
LANCE.
LONDON, April l8.-A dispatch from
Rome says than an Italian fleet is being
ntted out for movement to the Baltic
sea, and that number of steamers en-
gagged for service in the Red sea have
been recalled with the view of exchang-
ing the destination to the Baltic. the
same dispatch says tho Italian govern
inent is preparing another naval expe-
dltion, which, 10 is understood, will be
kept IN readiness TO go to the Black sea
Whenever necessary.
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Criminal Cases at SAN Angela.

SAN ANGELA, April is.--[spocial. i
The case the State VS.. Pleas Watson.
for murder, was dismissed.
The Statovs McFerris, for klIlinr
young man by the name OF Biska. Pin
TINS countya few weeks ago, was CON
cluded yesterday aud McFerris came
Tho State VS.. Hong All Ho, for muir
aer, a change OF venue to Concho conn
ty was granted. eV"n-
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Muoh Monnr rnr ,Ir. ,1or....,

CINcINNATI, April 'ls.-Mrs. Henrietta
Morgan, of this city, lnherits fortune
OF I,OOO,OOO by the death OF Baroness do
Faunemberg, at Cannes, France. on
April IL. The baroness was born here.
ana IS tho daughter of Col. James
Strathor. Mrs. MOrgaa, who is her
nearest relative, is the mother of the
confederate general, John II. Morgan.
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A Fugitive surrena.r.

CALVERT, April lS.- Special En-
gene Estes, who killed his Uncle ten
years ago and made his escape. came
nome TO day and gave himself m. He
was admitted 10 bail and iumped his
oonu. A reward was offered Tor mis- an
prenenslon and posse went TO Milan
county yesterday to get him, INT he
successfully evadod them.
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France.
TO PROTECT THE CAprrs

TO PROTECT THE CABLES.
PARIS, April ls,-The international
convention for tho protection of sub ma
rine cables has been signed by the am.
b"ssadors of all the powers interested.
THE czAR TO THE PRINCE.
A Russian prince, at present Ia this
city, has received a personal telegram
irom the czar, IN which the latter con-
Veys the expression of strong hone
that peace will be established between
England and Russia by means OF mu.
tual concessions.
PEACEFUL.
De Freycinet read to the French
cabinet at its meeting to-day number
OF dispatches concerning the Afghan
dispute between Russia and England.
All the dispatches indicated that peace.
inl ideas prevailed among all those oc.
cupying positions of control on both
sides, and that the powers not directly
engaged In the question are actively eX.
erung their influence TO secure the
maintenance of peace.
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Egypt.
osMAN DIGNA's ADVICE,

OsMAN DIGNA's ADVICE.
CAIRO, April ls.-osman Digna has
written to the Emir of Berber, advising
him not TO fight any more, because the
English are building railway to Ber-
Der and Osman Digna's army is dis.
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THE SAME EVERYWHERE.
BERLIN, April lS.-The press here
generally expresses the opinion that
Russia is humbugging England.
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WARRINGTON, April ls,--James M.
buchanan, postmaster at Victoria. has
neen arrested for converting monev
ofder funds TO hisown use.
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MILITARY OPERATIONS.

PARIS, April lS,-Gen Brlere de Lisle
telegraphs that body of Chinese, with
Nag OF truce arrived at Kelp on the
10th inst. They stated that many let
ters had been forwarded to the Chinese
commander at Lang Son. Emissaries
report that the Chinese are returning
northwards. continue repressing
pirates ON Sontay and Basthaut. Pate
notre, the French ambassador at Pekin,
has been ordered to proceed 10 Tienteii
TO pursue the negotiations pending he.
tween China and France for peace. The
kelp incident will not interfere with
thOse negotiations.
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CIInn.

now ENGLAND SECURES CRUISERS.
HoNa KoNG, April lS.-The British
government is chartoring steamers be-
longing TO the Peninsula ~ Oriental
cruisers,
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Notwithstanding the advance In Eng.
lish and Russian securities, war is still
in the London air, as witnessed in The
press opinions OF this morning. The
Times says: care we, then, to leave
the ameer to his own devices, after on J..
gaging him in conflict with
Russia, for which his unaided
forces are inadequate? And If we do SO,
can we expect that the Afghans will
not deem themselves BETRAYED and
throw themselves into the arms of the
stronger pOwerY"
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Bros
NEW ATTRACTIONS
Neckwear!
HandkerchiefS
Tafeta Silk Gloves!

To-day deem it only necessary to say that the speca and
values offered exceed all previous offerings in these
goods and cannot be duplicated Tuesday for less than double
y CALL EARLY AND AVOID THE RUSH
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The cipher dispatch of Sir Peter Lums.
'den,. giving his report OF the Penideh
Incident, has been interpreted and cop
les of the Interpretation have been dis.
tributed among the mombers of the cab
met. Nothing moro is publicly known
of the contents OF the dispatch than was
stated by Gladstone IN the house OF
commons last evening. It is believed
70 contain full report of the battle and
the events leading 20 it, as received
by Englismen nearest 10 tho scene.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-29

Boston. May 2S.-A few years ago Mary
Beebe, pretty, bright, piquant young wo.
man. came to Boston from an Ohio town and
created favorable impression in musical
circles by her singing. She became mem
Der of the Ideal Opera Company and for a
time ives favorite with the public. In the
fall of 1880 society circles were astonished to
learn that Richard G. Haskell, young man
OF means and favorably known in business
circles was engaged to Miss Beebe. In De-
cember OF that year he married her and they
lived at No. 81 Commonwealth avenue,
among the aristocratic and wealthy residents
of the Hub" Not long after there were
rumors that they did not live happily, and
it was soon known that the young wife had
deserted ner home. Yesterday Mr.. Haskell
appeared before Judge Allen and asked TOR a
divorce saying he had found his wife In Mr..
Willism Vests room at the Gidney House,
New York. Mrs. Haskell made no defense.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-29

CINCINNATI, May ga fearful state of af-
fairs is reported from Knott County, Ken.
lucky. In March last ]. G. Jones, a respected
citizen, saved the life of Frank Salyers. who
was threatened by thieving mob of despe-
radoes. but SUBSEQUENTLY they murdered and
robbed salyers. They then tried to kill
Jones to escape punishment. Jones gather
cred his friends, and thus two factions exist.
May 10 FIVE of Jones' friends met six OF
the oth er party under Bowling Hall a1d
four men were MORALLY wounded. The CT vii
authorities caused warrants to be issued for
the arrest OF the living members of the jones
party, and on Tuesday three were ares ed.
They were to have been taken to Kuott
County yesterday, when 1t vas feared col
lsion of the Jones and Hall factions would
occur. Another account represents baud
of Hall men invested in house by Jones'
men and unable to get away.
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threat of arrest ne would throw up his COM
mission st moments notice. Lee has given
me his parole, sir said he to Johnson. You
can trust every West Point officer who gives
his parole Grant was 90 earnest and angry
that Johnson was impressed, and he was a
little frightened too, by Grants threat to
throw up bis com mission. Tke matter was
dropped, but there is no doubt but for Grants
action Lee might have been at serious peril
] myself told Lee about ID after ward. he was
deeply touched by Grants conduct. After
wsfc, when Graft. was p,ssident Lea called
en- him at the White House, and was received
With great consideration and courtesy by
Grant
General Lee had very many flattering and
highly Temuneratiye offers after the war
that personally know about; but be told
me that be believed that be still owed u
duty 10 the South. He believed that educA-
ton was the great need there--an education,
too which shoUid teach the Young the duty
OF loyalty and love for the Federal Union,
sno he determined 10 devote toe rest of his
days 10 the simple work OF teacher. We
bad very great'ditfioultv in inducing him to
take the Presidency OF the branch road Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad built down
into Virginia, for he feared that ils duties
might impair his usefulness ct the college"
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John L. suilivan's Case in Court.

BosroN. May 2s.-The suit against John L
Sullivan, brought by the wife for divorce
attracted an immense audience of the pugil-
lists admirers. The testimony given by Mira.
Sullivan and other witnesses for the plaintiff
went to show that he was abusive and ad-
dicted to the excessive use of LIQUOR, and
that he has beaten his wife on several occs-
sions. Sullivan testified that ne had never
been drunk, though often full" He swere
he had never struck his wife, and that she
was in the habit of drinking whenever he
did. She left him on December 6, 1884, and
ne had never seen her since till he met her
in court. When asked il he ever had any
trouble about her relatives he made the fol-
lowing reply, which made general laugh
and even calsed the Judge to smile several
times: 81 had no objection 20 suppertin g
two or three OF her relatives, but ! did not
care about supporting the whole OF Rhode
le.end.D
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GALVESTON, May ga special to the News
from Houston says CAT last nights session
Of the General Assembly of the Pfesbyter an
Church South, on the amendments to the
Confession Of Faith. emitting the provision
forbidding marriage with q deceased wife's
sister, forty eight Presbyteriss were reported
as c0ncurriDg, seven as not concurring and
fourteen as not replying. The concurrence
OF three fourths being necessary, the subject
was postponed until the next assembly. The
Committee on Bills and Overtures reported
in papers pertaining TO the powers of evan.
eelists on foreign fields, and after stormy
discussion the report was adopted. It em-
powers single missionary through bis Pres
bytsry, 10 ordain native miaisters"
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Special TO the Sentinel.
GRxrScAsrLK, Ind, May 2s.-The short
horn sale of w. w. Hamilton, OF Lexington,
Ky., and Samuel H. Judah. OF Putnam
County. Ind, took place In this city yester-
day. The attendance was not large, but
many purchasers from distance were pres.
emit. The cattle were in fair condition and
prices ruled low. The stock owned by Mr..
Jsdah averaged about SO per head, aud tue
bulls cold by Mr.. Hamilton Si25 per head
Very few were sold TO residents here. Mr.. j.
q. Jones, OF Jones Bros Publishing House,
Cincinnati. made number Of purchases,
for shipment to his cattle ranch come where
In the West Hon. Claude Mathews, of
Clinton, purchased two OF the MOTT likely
young bulls. Samuel McGregor and Major
w. w. Carter, of Brazil, carried off the
choice of the herd. The highest prics paid
for COW was $500, and the same for bull
convention of insurance men number
ing about seventeen, headed by J. B Ben.
nett, was held here this week. their object
being. to regulate some unruly local agent
who has not the fear OF man bsfore his eye
when Ii comes TO rate cutting. They LET.
without capturing their game.
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Accident TO q Comgrsssman.E Elect.

opCcTAI oentIHeI.
ROCKVILLE. Ind, May 2S.-The Congress
man-slect of the Eighth District was out try
ing case before q J. P, and on his return
home his team became frightened at some
movers wagon and turned around. upsetting
the buggy and his Honor. James I. Johnston,
in falling out rolled In front and the buggy
ran over him, completely MASKING up the
buggy the horses tore loose aud ran within a
mile OF Rockville before they were caught.
Mr.. J. says he would prefer another Lamb.
ing to q runa way, which he will be sure to
get IL be ever runs again.
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WILKEsBARRr, Pa, May 2S.-The body OF
Adem Brumm, aged twenty years, who at
tempted to murder his sweetheart, Catharlne
Bohn, in Hanover, on Monday last, because
she refused to marry him, was found by his
own Newfoundland dog in the Susquehanna
River, at Plymouth, this morniag, and
dragged ashore. Brumm thinking hs had
killed the girl, fed TO the river and wading
out some fifty feet, placed revolver to his
head and fred, killing himself instantly.