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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-11-05
A Mary Ious Escape From Death.

WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa, November IA coal
train on the Philadelphia and Reading rail-
road yesterday morning crashed into
freight train which was standing on the
bridge across White Deer Creek and the
span of the bridge giving way, the engine
of the coal train and thirteen cars were
hurled into the creek leow, a distance of
thirty feet. The cars and their contents
were piled on top of one another. The en-
gineer and fireman fell with the engine,
but when rescued were found to be unin.
jured.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-11-05
Put ing a Stop to a Fraud.

WASHINGTON, November LIN view of
the fact that artificial mineral waters are
bottled under the names of well known
springs abroad and imported into this coun-
try, the Secretary of the Treasury has or
dered customs officers to refuse free entry
to mineral waters which do not bear a GER
tiicate from tha own-r OF the spring from
which they come, showing them to Ee gen.
uine natural mineral water.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-11-05
Worms Devour a Bridue.

ATLANTIC, CITY, N. j., October 2s-About
$50 feet of the bridge of the Pleasantville
& Atlantic City Turnpike Company fell
yesterday afternoon while about fifty peo-
pie were on it. Many of them were thrown
into the water, but fortunately none were
drowned. The cause of the accident was
the eating of the piling by worms until it
was honeycombed,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-11-05
Tn. ee Children Burned to Death.

ROCK HILL, s. c., November 1.-On Sat-
urday morning fearful accident occurred
on Miss Elizabeth Culp's place, in York
County. Perlina Archie went to work in
a field, leaving her three little children. the
eldest of whom was five years old, in
cabin. The house was discovered on fire,
and when the n-ishbors arrived the cabin
was enveloped in flames. Although the
doors were open, it was evident that the
children had been too terrified to make
their escape. One of the children was
mere infant. The house and children were
reduced TO ashes
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-11-05
Stabbed BY a Ten-Year-0Id Boy.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, October 2S.--Joseph Wal
ters, boy ten years old, fatally stabbed
Willie Canly, schoolmate. aged thirteen
years, this afternoon in quarrel caused by
Willie having hit Joseph's little sister with
a marble. The children live on South Main
street. One of the boys is expected to die,
and the other is locked up
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-11-05

"A Michigan maiden has received
$4,000 damages from the man who
fused 10 do so. 1t is said the jury made
the damages large because it was shown
that for three months her heart was so
completely shattered that she would
pass millinery W ndows without glanc-
ing in.-Chicayo Tribune.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-11-05
Natural Gas at Thirty one Feet.

GREENsBURG, Pa, October 29.-Johp
Long struck natural gas on his farm near
here to-day at depth of thirty-one feet,
while digging for water. Long and a
neighbor named Sneeder were down in the
well with lamp, when an explosion oc-
Cured, and both were quite painfully
burned. The pressure of the gas is very
strong.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-11-05
Romance of a Murder,

CHICAGO, October 29.-The wife of Bur-
ras, who shot Miss Walters and Mrs. Goode,
in Chicago, states that Miss Walters had
before his marriage to herself received at
tentions from her husband, and that, in re-
venge for his preference for another, Miss
Walters had sent her an anonymous note
charging that her husband was untrue to
her, which had so maddened him as to
cause the trapedy
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-11-05
Sixteen Horses Burned TO Death.

ANDERSON, IND, November This
morning the livery stable of Hunt & Pence
burned, involving. a loss of $4,000. Six
teen horses were burned to death, and a
considerable quantity of feed, harness, etc.,
destroyed. Among the horses burned was
the Clyd-sdale stallion Clyde, valued at
$780, and the trotter Vic' roy. The latter
had a record of 2:3i, and his owners had re-
fused an offer of S3, 900 for him. The einsur.
ance amounts to sc, 900.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-11-05
soomers MovInu on okIahoma Aoaiu.

WICHITA, KAs., October 29-The Daily
Eagle is in possession of reliable informa-
tion to the effect that the sboomers" have
again made move on Oklahoma. For
several days past numbers have been going
with teams and provisions. Such as had
reached the Oklahoma District up to date
of the latest advices found a number of
cattlemen, with their herds, in peaceable
possession, but all seemed harmonious as
between the herders and the "boomers,"
with no prospects of trouble. From fifty
to sixty wagon-loads of "boomers" were
daily arriving upon the grounds.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-11-05
Younu Lady's Head Crushed TO Atoms

NEW YORK, October 2s.-The team at
tached to coach containing Miss,Ella Fitz-
gerald, of 3S5 East Eightieth street, New
York, ran away on Flatbush Avenue, Brook
lyn, this evening. Miss Fitzgerald put her
head out of the window just as the.carriage
ran against tree. Her head was caught be-
tween the tree and the side of the carriage,
and was crushed to atoms, her brains being
strewn over the sidewalk. The driver
and a lady who was with Miss Fitzgerald
escaped uniniured
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-11-05
Double Murderer HANGED.

GRAND FORKS, OAK, October 30.-George
Miller, was hanged this afternoon, it being
the first legal execution in North Dakota.
On the 25th of January last the wife and
eleven-ye year-old son of Rev. c. H. Smell,
Methodist minister, living six miles from
Inkster, were murdered by Miller, who was
employed by Mr.. Smell to work ON his farm.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-11-05
Indian Lands to be ODened.

BRAINERD. MINI, November 1.-The
chiefs of the Northern Minnesota Indians
have held a pow-wow and agreed to go on
the White Earth Reserva' ions, and allow
the land to be thrown open TO settlement.
Special Agent Wallace will send a report
to the Interior Department
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-11-05

The Karens, of Burmah, are said to
have an excellent method of settling
dispute between two chiefs. The op
posing ranks are drawn up on either
side of deep stream. Two cham
pions, being chosen, immerse their
heads in the wafer, and the first who
rises to breathe is held TO be the guilty
and conquered party.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-11-05
Business endorsements.

I NEW York, October 3O.-The business
failures occurring throughout the country
during the last seven days, number for the
United States ia, and for Canada 81, or a
total of POI. as compared with ia last
week and 166 the week previous.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-11-05

CLINTON, ILL, October 30.-While j. p
Myers, painter, was rigging Il scaffold
about the spire of the Methodist Church
here to-day, his foot slipped. and he fell
over one hundred feet to the ground and
was killed Instantly.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-11-05
Broke His MecE..

CINCINNATI, November 1:-Charles Kel-
Ter, butcher, who rooms on Finday street,
was found lying on the ground under his
window with his neck broken, at eight
o'clock this evening. dt is thought that he
sat in the window and went to sleep. The
deceased was married but his family reside
in GERMANY.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-11-05

Country papers are expected to
puff everything from chicken-fight to
a church-festival, and everybody from
q young politician to dead man who
"had his fruits as who has natP''-~
and furnish cepiss Of thu paper gratis,
i--Gatesssea l1se,l NsRsi
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-11-05
Fire Hor. or ia New York.

NEW York, November 2.-During fire
shortly after one O'Clock this morning, in
the stwo-story frame building No 2)2 East
Thirty sixth street, several persons who
10 escape, were burned to death. The num-
Der and names have not yet been learned.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-11-05
A German critic thus distinguish,

"A German critic thus distinguishes
between ridicule, wit irony and humor:
..Ridicule is the wit of stupid or vulgar
person; wit the ridicule of a superior
intellect or ii man of the world; irony
the wit of thinker. and humor the
irony of poet. Ridicule is like blow
with the fist. wit like the prick of a
needle. ironv like the sting of thorn,
and humor the plaster which heals all
these wounds
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-11-05
Better Call That Staae in.

WASHINGTON, October 29.-The mail
stage from San Angelo to Abilene, Texas,
was stopped yesterday by two masked men
and robbed of all the registered mails.
This is the same stage that was halted and
robbed few weeks ago by sixteen-year-
old hoy
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-11-05
A Double Murder.

~CH1cAGo, October 2s.-A. J. Burras shot
and mortally wounded Mrs. Ray Good and
Sylvan Walter, In the street to.day, be.
cause he had hser discharged from ths
on ths representation OF the wessen That
they had 'hssa iRaultsd by hin,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-11-05
Horrible Death of a Child,

FIT. WAYNE, IND, October 2s.-Heury,
the three-y ear-old son of Anthony Bubb,
residing at Hessecassel, six miles from
here, while playing around sorghum mill
to-day, was caught in the rollers and
crushed SO badly as to cause death shortly
afterUard
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-11-05
Collision in a Foo.

NEW YORK, October 2S.-In a dense fog
this morning the ferryboat Hackensack
collided with the steamer Servia. One
man was drowned, and several people
jumped overheard, but were rescued.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-11-05
The Great Gun a Failure.

HosroY, October sp, The casting of the
fftyefsur teH sun, at the South Easten
trph Werks, was y failure, Unequal cqsl.
tsg esuAea II To erass,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-11-05

The new capitol in process of erec-
ton at Atlanta. Ga. is of the same
style of architecture as that of the capi
tol at Washington. The building is to
be 347 feet long and 272 feet at the
greatest depth. From the center a
dome is to rise to height of 24O feet.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-11-05

Sale Of the Great Eastern at Auction.
' &exheR, ostebef ae.-=The Great Eastern,
chs largest stsstHrbip Ia the world, WAS
tela ~ ruhsia Rpetien te.asy fep gas,aeai
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-11-05

Liable te be shot for snips" ia =
A.r:lia ,,l'rn-e fer slim mar,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-11-05

LONDON, October 30.-The Standard says:
'"The death of General Mcclellan removes
another prominent figure of the civil war,
He. however, was not fortunate; he had the
ill-luck to be politically opposed to Presi-
dent Lincoln, and therefore did not
receive the necessary support. Gen
eral McClellan'S glory was short
lived. Grant was not such master of the
science of war. Long before the civil war
Mcclellan was an experienced soldier His
soldiers loved him and time had softened the
hard things said against him
The article, taken as a whole. is most eulo-
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07

mined. Ths calling Ct this l,ody TO-
gsther is within the power Of the
Jndgo u either Of our courts. W.
think that his H,nnr. Judss, Murphy
has. IN not calling . GrasA Jury,
acted wisely. b~csuss the tern Of ~
O'siric' Court c,mius 80 se,n, one
6rsnd Jurs called By him and Jadss
Hosssd together viii be abls TO dc
the business for both coufts and ,hus
.vo'd the possible expense OF two
juriss. We are 10 favor Of calling
the jury.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07

u ths psnsssesors pas~sd np with = pssA
nsss. ss vhssl hung i4bsl rssAina: This
sslssw has pssksd eTss sad blantsss fsr ~
- Dsnvss Ls,Idulls. Dsadwsod and Tomb
s4ns. sad nm, ne sS. boasd f,r Nsv Riyss
3, sriks ess stsrsal ssstsns ssd iisg o.
tasisy And hSbf sos shs rsst 81 shs tins
alistssd - - 10 sssth "
n largest sssskssssoh 3 colorado has
jsss bsss sosi,lssst - shs rasbIe s.sltiss
end KsSsiag Wssss. Is 10 iss isst hish.
viii over $50 tsss Of isca work, ail boiler
piats. hrniy riysssd and brisk vail issids.
u msssarss tss fssais diameter above ths
fsss1sstaa
On ths 18th Inst. Ore broke out Al ths
original ksysstms miss, u,ssS miles north
Of Virginia, q shs road 70 ksse. entirely
dsstroyiaR sh, haistina woshs. extensive
ssisdiass and stashiassy. Ths large board
ise hssss asd. easas of shs sssnpsny. aiss
tAs Wagons asl hssnssa. vSrs saved Ma
vsrh has bssn done On shs mine for tbs
last Avs vsa.s llnd II vas 10 shxrgs of q
vasehmsu, who thinks N. Sss w&s ihA
work II IN iaAladlary. 4
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07
Wis.ss~ f~~s.

Prior 10 The Let day Of Jsussr3
1885. witns ssss IN criminal easel
were NOT, BY Law. allowed any fee'
for attending the courts. Thi,, while
psshaps aiststsd By . n@es~a'i.
which thsn szisssd 70 the opinion oi
sur lawmaksrs, worried very s~rion'
AsrdsLip upon m,s who wer" snb
pcsossd. and particularly 10 thoss
vho lived st . aiatanss from ih'
county, ssas. A person subpGLasd
darsd 20, rsfaaa or neglect attend
.ues. bat vas obliged. st bis own ex
ossse, 10 BE- at IRE plaes indicated y
the. wit. II the wisnsss resided
within Q mile or two Of The conr'
hosss, or sboald chance :, b per
sos- Of ls,ssrs and mems. the hard
sAie wss nst 70 great. snt TO poo
pss, or ~ css fnlly oecnpisd in =
tesdisg to bis own business, II va
sgreat annoy ases. incsnvenieDes sn'
losa. The lsw ss it exi.tst was 10
i one other respect, in this--tbat ]
tendsd "a. keep men fron ssyirg any
thipg sbout ms,tsrs 10 which thei'
evidence might hsys aided jast'c~
from the esrtsia knowledge that b
so,ng /, ssurtto aid q nnghbor @
q advance the right the person .
soisg vs. iaAieiing an evil and los
On binself.
By the Act approved March .
leos, and which vent into effect o.
~ Let dsy Of January. 1855 this hsl
tsss rsned,sd, and witnssses sttsnd
isg ear courts since the last men
tiessd dsls. 10 criminal eases, bav'
tsss and are row entitled 70 receiv
q for each day spent IN attending :
any su;t or proceeding, and TO mile
- % ~sy counted from ths resi
isses of tho witsess for each ni's
- essts. / appears that some doubt
had bess expressed about the rigb
Of vitsssscs to tbsss ices. ard ib
question comi.g np befors the Connt
Court ou Thursday Of last week. b.
Honor. Jadgs Murphy. deeidad ibs
the wissesses should be psi5 ss abov
sss forth. In civil es,es the fsss ar
tss ssns. bat are taxed. OF course, :
the parties to tho action.
We have written this article b.
cause We knox that Inauy pcsons ~
sSdsr the impression that the oil
law 10 ibe rpIe, and, ~ = cons.
quescs, hsts the sight OF ssbpsni
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07
r44a@.g a,.as-... sa~. aa fa~H r. 81. sr.s3F
GOOD LUCE 2. :
4az@& 4#gE e8 8s&s ssa$ ,..r.ss - cr.. /. Il
Tie Royal Baking Powder Never Fails.
to do Perfect Work. n.

The Good Luck that always attends the OF ts
Royal Baking Powder in making perfect bread, cake biz
nit pastry etc. not "luck" after ALL but the cxaaa
csut that inevitably follows the correct application
Ient.fc pri -Gples. . .... .... .@...-.. ~ y II
Al the scientific knowledge, and skill attained d,
.enty years practical experience have beer combined
f.e Royal Baking Powder to make eavenns a,sgs al
outey perfect and it cannot help doing perfect work ~
he production of light sweet Wholesome palatabe hresl
nd pastry .@" - f@@ . o. a7@ts@s@ n"o.s ID aalf
The most exact accuracy and precision exc ri cd il,
lie preparation and combination of all the ingredients o;
lie Royal Baking Powder. Every article frsta esrsa;ne
'abolutely pure -7~ - ar,.5s ssea" @< aa 81
number Of chemists employed to test the strengl
# each ingredient, that its exact power and effect
combination with its co-ngredens is definitely kno@n
Nothing is trusted to chance and Farsca is elpoyo
IN the preparation Of the materials vino not an exper
n hs particular branch of the bu,in.a-.
As consequence the Royal Baking Powder is .of Tn.
ghest grade Of strength and excellence always rre ws
ONE, and uniform in quality Each box j, exactly Ike
every other 1t viii retain its powers and produce tile am
aud the highest leavening effect in any climate any time
The Government Chemist after having anayzel ai the
principal brands in the Market in their reports placed tn.
Royal Baking Powder at the head Of the hat for strength
purity and wboesomeness, and Thousands Of tests all oye.
the country have further demonstrated the fact that it.
qualities are, in every respect, unnvaed.
IIausekeeprs fail TO have "good luck in maxim.
Tic delicious bread biscuit cake and pastry lo Il.
Rel al Baking Powder. sss : &
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07
ar..a J.-y.

Mssy Of ths sitiz ns of the couniy
bslisve that there shoeld be q Grann
Jury called. while there is qniss I
large Dnnbei Who think Il would b.
% snnecessary expense to the conn
y. II 10 true tbst there 10 Q certain
sxpenss attending the calling 10.
sssher Of 20 large . body Of men
.Sut 1t il slso trHs that the Law doss
Dot 70 the length Of natIngs prscti.
ssl abcl,tioo II the Grand Jury sys
tsss. While it might Prove tbs,
tbere existed no great public nsses
ct, for calling q jury together, ye,
its being called would. even II thu
vsnt OF necessity for il shoald be
cons apparent. give satisfaction I,
many people and enable the pnbli,
to como 70 rest upon many prints
wa6sA saanos sthsrwiss b dsssr
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07
Stock Int rests.

Y . 4a
The cattle isisrssts Of oar eo'in;,
are bssesisg svsTy day a asrs an
nsss ,npostsDes The besds are il
sfsss,rs. sid. 5sow tbs nsturs os,t
sonntr,. the cstils VI sach iard .,
dsriss 1 greaier part sf the yea
scattered fer and vide. There - u.
vet sncb close berdipg done. and, =
. sosssqpsnre, The animals are roae,
n tie liss out OF sight Of the osssr
snd hsrders. Men beginning th
busissss with small sspitsl snd ~i,.
isw cattle cannot afford 70 pay tb
sspssss Cf hssirg man slwsys il
sight Of the .teek. THIS industry j.
oss Of those which, II fostsrrd ans
protected, will add TO the mst@ris
wealth Of the eouItry IN ss great !,
degree a. angling which We bsv,
among the possibilities sf our d.
vslopsent. These Engaged is th,
busins.s in our county are anopg ii'
best and most snterpri<,ng citizens
Tn > put their time. capital. ensfgy
and intelligence into . bushes,
which bsassts the whole couut',
and every e. ard should bs throsr
around them that tbey may hsv.
full protection ard that they nsy ~
esivs the just returns which aris.
from their enterprise. 70 this sni
We think an organizst,on Of tb'
stoetmsn Of Mohsve similar 10 thos'
formed iu the other sections of To,
Territory would aid much. The ip
tsrests Of the stockmen are idsnties
and this orgapizstion would CIV,
them unity cf setion for the protse
tion Of those interests. An hones
osa has nothing tc fear from con,
biss6oos Of mon 70 legally protsc
tssosslvss, ssd dishonest mel
would bseoss scarce. ~ respects th
tski.g Of esttls. ~hsn il wsrs know
thal 10 every esss the wrong. doe
vssla b sellea npea TO defend hin
sslf sgs'sst sll thst lsw eoaid d. I
psassh hin.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07
CoLLlssAY DIsAsrER.
Three lssndrsa Mis~rs In
pri~sasd By as Rxpissssa.

A dispntcb received IN LoSdm
June 81 from Durbsn ssys: 1 6r
broke ont in ,Ls Pa,Isdslkbis col
ii@ry, sitnsssd nsar that city. at rop
TO-DAY. Three handrsd miners a.
10 the pit AMI all s,tempts 40 far 'e
snbdps thu h4mss or r~ndrr As-r
anc" 70 the Imprisoned men b.
fsil-d. GreNt excitement sxists =
!, is feared tie majority Of the
temned min..rs will perish. A lar,
force Ut men is st worx at tbs C
iisry trving TO ssvs thsu.
4 lsfss dispatch says that oil b..
Treaty two si the missrs kavs bee
r~ssusd and I,hoss .issing are 81
possd 70 hss. been killed. The q
sss esussd By an sxpio-'on Of fr
damp.
AsotheE dispatch from Durhs.
states that tl,s hre in the cUilies
sssr thst plars occurred IN the 70
sssm Of the klargarss pit--.hs Peag
pit, - IL 10 known locally; that t,
vas caused by 40 explosion and tbs
twenty two rosn and boys YER
killed outright. The explnsion. ws'
n
followed by q rush OF wstsr IN in
msnse voluri,s 10 the Fulton ssan
The miners. insn and boys. Lowsve,
ssrs oil tskca cut alive Workin.
parties are nov ,aboring zealousl'
70 stay the flood. The waters sr.
rushioe INTO the MsndIin sean.
whore great nuo,bsr OF miners or,
imprisonsd ind whom the relief
hope 70 rslssss snd rsscus. 3 ISL
The colIisryI IL the prop~rty OF tn,
Earl Of Durham. l.s ~ .saD. g. j.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-07

Jsm@s Be, arrested Tor isssn-
d'aris~ 1t Ban Joss, hss bssn hslA 70
ansxef.
ys-A stage VIZ. robbed near Olympia,
w. T.. and fsar men have bsss sr-
rested for the srilns.
The troops are rs,portsd ~ havs
.a,'.rsd : na.bsr p the r'assads
Tho arrested Salvation Aruy
officers are on trial at Stockton.
Twenty two men were killed snd
insny others imprisoned BY . collisry
explosion near Durl,am. Engisad,
june 81.
A. N. Billings has rseosersd jndg-
asent for $1,000 81 chicago against
William Whalen on account Of .
Nevada Mining irsns.ctioE.
w. Brown hiss beGa arrested at
Victoria, b o., on sn#pscioa Of Lav
ing killed his mistress, whose body
was ionad 10 tbs river.
The Wool Growers sdjonrn~d st
s: LOUIS after pass,ng . r.solntios
dsnaDding The resttrsiioa Of the
~ooitarif Of 1857.
j. r. Gfbb;as killsi Dapnty Sheriff
Gr.enles Of Shsxts coanty. Who bad
. warrant for bis arrest. He HAS
probably bs~n ynch~ti.
Tas Indiacs in Alaska have been
preventing miners fr.sa going up shs
Ynkon river. The Pinta has goa.
there 10 settle tbs matter.
Jobn Aird. one .f the eoayict~d
Utah polygamis's. vas rslsas~d from
the peni.entiary Oh wearing that b
wss too poor 10 pay his fns-
Twenty two lives we're lost By The
sinking Of 6sbing bark. which wss
rms dowa by the steamer City d
Rome.
Two bands Of Apschss have crossed
she line sto Old Mexico. Atotsi Of
ssvsrsy 6vs mardsra committed b.
them IL now reported.
One Of tbs psrio iicsl fsuds iai
broken ont in Kao1 eo,nty. Ky. il
which nany mon hsvs already beer
| killed.
| Arehilla Onofri. Who fatally bcsI
ii, daughter Goraline At Phiiadel
pbia- bas bern convicted Of murder
in the Srst degree.