Evening journal., 1888-07-17
GeneraI Nevva o. tho morninr.

HHhehAA NsAsm Oh tHc MORNING.
g. II. Jarvis, who claims 10 be wealthy
attorney OF Toronto. Canada, and his com.
panlon, Mrs Madolina Campbell whore
husband, Allan r. Campbell. lives ia
Canada nesr Niagara Fails, we're arreignad
In the police court az Giacianati yesterday
on the charge Of living together "a man
and wife. Tho woman was married 20 A.
n Campbell at Buff alo last April and their
honeymoon was hardly ended before she
decided 10 cast her linpa With Jarvis. They
went TO Cincinnati early Ia june. Jarvis
eas that he settled S35 .0QO on his vito and
two children Ia Toronto and came to the
United States SO that he could secure o
divorce and marry Mrs Campbell His
fether, he says, was Canadian official
Mrs. Campbell declares that her father was
an officer In the Engliah army. She is 10
and Jarvis is 30 yeafs old. They are held
for trial.
Captain Tyson. Of the National Line
steamer Erin, from London, which arrived
at New York yesterday, reports that on
July ?, at 720 q m, Patrick Kelly, a
seaman, eged 80 yesrs, murdered two OF
his shipmates. John Parry and John Chap
man, while they were asleep In their
buuka lie stabbed them both TO the heart
with sheath knife. killing them instantly
The only cause assigned for the crime ia
that Kelly had a slight quarrel with ono of
the murdered men toe evening before
Both bodies we're buried at sea on the 0 b
inst and the murderer was manaeled aud
confined In one OK the deck houses, where
two men were constantly on guard day
and night. He will be turned over 10 the
b itish Consul.
Sarah N Stewart, niece Of Mrs. A. T.
Stewart. and heiress, under her will, TO
onefourth Of her residuary estate, brought
suit 60 set aside the transfer OF A. T. Stew
arts interest Ia the firm OF A. I. Stewart
e Co., to Judge Hilton, and to have Judge
Hilton and Charles Clinch removed as
executors Of Mrs Stewards win on the
ground of mismanagement In his answer
Judge Hilton denied the charges OF mis-
management. but several OF bis 90. defend
ants declared that Judge Hilton obtained
bis interest by fraud. aud that he had sue
ceeded In appropriating the larger part OF
the estate TO his own use. Judge Hilton
asked that this portion OF his co defendants
answer be stricken out Judge O'Brien
denied his motion.
TIE Grant Locomotive Works OF Patier-
son, N. ] have been compelled to shut
down, being unable 40 compete with slmi.
lar establishments elsewhere There are a
few elevator engines in the shop 20 be
finished and but 80 out OF the usual force
OF GOO TO 200 men are retained to complete
them. It i estimated thatit would involve
an outlay OF Sl50,OOO TO 5000 600 TO place
the establishment in condition to com.
pete euceeasfully with the great locomotive
building works throughout the country.
The closing OF this establishments will be
feyerely felt by the iron workers Of
Paterson.
Mayor Hewitt OF New York, yesterday
issued an appeal 10 tbs citizsns OF that city
on behalf Of tho man Hartt. who was fore
man Of a shoe factory and discharged 4
man for alleged theft This HnoemAkera
Union demanded Hartts removal and sa
cured IT, They secured his discharge from
other factories Ia which he obtained EN-
pIoyment. Hartt. it is said, expended
81, 800 in aghtiog tho union and he and hil
family are reduced 20 want. The mayoI
hea the subscription with a contribution
OF 500.
A hoy whose real name is Powell Clyde
but who called himself Cloudy Clyde d.
King. has made himself notorious 10 Chi
, cago, though only IA years old, by diggInI
a cave and organizing a gang Of youni
bandits He was exposed by two boy
whom he captured, kept 10 his cave anl
compelled TO steal. He had left them
bound and gagged, because they wanted &
30 heme. aud one OF them, getting the Rsi
out Of his mouth screamed and was hear
By workmen nenr at hand.
In consequence Of washout on the For
Worth and Denver railroad the mort
bound passenger train was precipitate
through bridge on Sunday. Enginee
Smith and Fireman Wilson we're INSTANTLY
killed, and numbsr Of passengers badl
! shaken up
. At Bennington, Vt, yesterday, job
I Gushannon was struck with a crutch au
t killed by one Of four young roughs VIII
: we're partially intoxicated. and to whor
: be refused to give drinks.
D Ex.Select Councilman John Ruhl, th
fugitive defaulter OF Philadelphia, SUI
} rendered himself to thu authorities ther
I yesterday morning, and was released o
$40 600 His conscience worried him an
Z brought him back. He left about fiv
months ago. after getting himself involve
8 70 some extent fraudulently to the amour
OF 100000.
J. Rev. J. I. Elwell a missionary OF th
0 Baptist Church, died yesterday ct the rel
1 idence or friend IL Germantown, after
brief illnssa Of congestion Of the brain. Il
T was born In Philadelphia "A years ago, an
graduated from the Backnsll University /
r 1871 and from the Crgzsr Seminary in 1877
A large barn on a farm owned by joni
than Kauffman, in West Fallowfisld. Che
ter county, Pa, was totally dss royed b
flre on Sunday sight. together with tvs
horses. q calf and large amount Of ha
and grain, the product OF the present sun
4 mer'serop. Two mules were killed. tt
occupant OF the farm was Isaac Kaufman
r 500 Of the owner OF the farm.
Peninsuia TrOsging Circle.
mating will ha heId al the CIewlr