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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-01-19

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Jan. 18-News
has just reached this city tonight Of an
attempted suicide Of . large farmer
named Charles Owens, who lives fve
miles from Chattanooga. Yesterday he
was informed Of the inhdelity Of his wife,
which 20 enraged him that he seized .
double-barreled shotgun and started out
with the avowed intention Of blow
Ing out the brains Of his wife's para
mour. He hunted for him all over the
nsig6borhood yesterday and to-day up TO
ave O'Clock, but failed to iind his man.
This seemed to have very depressing Of
feet on his mind, and - soon a. he re.
turned to his home this afternoon he
secured. . piece Of clothes line and delib-
erately walked out to . tree standing near
his barn, and fastening one end Of the
rope around his neck, threw the other
end over the limb Of the tree and drew
himself up from the ground several feet.
The rope was securely tied, ana there
hs hung for several minutes. Arthur
Steele, neighbor, happened to drive along
the road when he saw the body Of Owens
suspended in the air. He hastily drew his
knife from his pocket and cut the body
down. When discovered Owens face was
black, his tongue protruded from his mouth,
and he presented shocking sight. When
the body was cut down life was supposed
10 be extinct. The body was
taken to Owens house and laid on
bed. No signs Of returning life having
been noticed, Squire William Rodgers
was summoned to hold an inquest on tho
remains. While . messenger was gone
for the magistrate some whisky was
forced down the throat Of the supposed
dead man. When Squire Rodgers arrived
he impaneled . jury and began holding
IN inquest. When several witnesses had
been examined Owens began to gasp
for breath, and the jury became much
alarmed. After working with him for
over an hour the dead man came to life,
and was able to talk, and the inquest was
indefinitely postponed. A. soon as he had
partially recovered consciousness Owens
declared that the seducer Of his wife had
to die, else he would take his own life.
He said he would 60 cunning again to-
morrow, and was determined to find his
game.
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The Worst Storm.

81. PAUL, MINN., Jan. 12.-Railrosd men
agree that the storm Of to-day 10 quite tho
worst ever known in the Northwest for
their business. It extends from the Rocky
Mountains to Lake Michigan, but its
worste fleets are felt in Dakoto
and Minnesota. Everywhere It
has been accompanied by q high.wind,
which drifts the snow badly, and in North.
,ern Dakota, with below-zero temperatures
4 Il assumes the character Of genuine blis.
card. Travel on all railroads IL seriously
impoded.
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ATLANTA, Ga, Jsn. 1.-THE last seen Of
Ben Burton, who left I'VE wives sitting In
IN Atlanta courtroom awaiting his 70.
turn, no was in batteau crossing the
Chattahoochee river. With him set wife
No. 9, whom he picked up in his flight from
the courtroom and induced to hy with
him. Her father has now Joined the grand
army Of pursuers. The abandoned wives
held . convention in an uptown hotel last
night and passed resolutions to pool their
interests in order to run down their hus.
hand. ~. rs
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POISONED ON MEAT.
Three Of . Family Dead and Two Others
. Critical Condition.

Three OF Family Dead and Two Others In
. Critical Condition.
SELMA, ALA, Jan. II. - Three people
died near Dixie, few miles from
Selma, in Clinton County, under pe-
culiarly unfortunate circumstances last
Sunday. The Oldest son Of Mr.. O. Bear
den, who had been absent from home
ON some business matter, was suddenly
seissd with some disease and died in q
short time. A short time afterward his
eldest sister was q corpse also. While the
funeral Of brother and sister was In pro
gress third child suddenly passed away,
and two others are lying at the point Of
death The attending physician think
death was supsrinduced by eating poison
cd hog meat. .... .,....' =.
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lmbodded IN The Brain.

LONDON, Jan. IA commercial traveller
named Noses Raphael died ct the London
Hospitsl yesterday. A post-mortsm ex-
animation reveals the fact that the man
had been living for some time With three
inches Of Q pen-holdsr in his brain. A pen
was alao attached to the holder. His
widow says that her husband never com.
planned Of any pains In his'hsad. Of Of any
sroubls that such Q condition would Spg.
gsst II 10 regarded by thd surgeons a .
surgical mystery.
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pay Turned Into MIsht

LIVERPOOL, Jan 18-The fog here has
cleared away, but has been succeeded by
cimmerisn darkness, which envelopes the
city. Shipping on the Mersey 10 still at .
standstill. A great scare prevails in the
forsquarters Of Birmingham. Wiseacres
predict the speedy coming of the end
Of the world. Under the depress.
ing influence Of this baleful prediction the
people refuse to work and spend most Of
their time In prayer.
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HF. uPAul, NIxx., Jan. ls-Ths Pieas1
ton, Nina, that . Bwsds living soms swsa.
= mile: from there, = said e3 have kp,ss
HE wife and seven cbildrs4 cAep'
ping their heads ,o6 With ; brosdaxA. \
boy Of fourteen jumped from "a np-staIit
window snd sseApsd When asked by 1
neighhos what b. bed done, the Wpr6srss
replied, "What thavs intsndsA 70 DO 1os
Q long ume."
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Nearly Evsry Bone Broken.

PITTsBuRaH, Jan 12.-While ct work this
morning Michael Knorst . carpenter en-.
ployed in the construction Of malt-house
belonging TO Eberhardt q Obsr, the brew.
ers Of Allegheny CITY, made misstep and
fell through . hatohway from the roof to
the csllar, distance Of eighty feet. The
unfortunate man was picked up in blsed.
ing and insensible condition. Almost ev-
cry bone In his body was broken, and one
Log was torn OF ct the knee Hs u still
alive, but can not live.
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Convicted Of 0ravs Robbery.

Dxs xouss, L., Jan. 1n-Judge Given
to-day passed sentence upon 7: J. 5ony
end c. 3 Porter, the yodhg medical ss1.
dents Who were caught robbing the grave
Of Ma Clahiin, Of Mitchsllville, about .
month ago. They were sentenced to six
months ia the psnitentiaty and dnsd 90,
on their plea Of guilty. A. they are soon
70 be graduated, tHs court approved ~ ap-
peal bond, and sftsf graduation they VIII
b taken 20 prison.
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Arsenic In the Biscuit

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Jan. IA post
norton was held on the body Of Henry
Vaughn, who was poisoned at the board
ing-house Of Hattie Lightfoot yesterday.
A large amount Of arsenic was found In
the stomach and bowels. The coroney'S
jury. rendered q verdict charging Frank
Lightfoot with having put the poisonous
drug In the water and -four. He hes @sd
and the officers arv trying to And him. Fhs
other i've persons who ate the poisoned
biscuits and drank the coffee ere still alive,
but John BROOKS IA having . hard struggle
Tor his life.
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TARRED AND FnATHHRED.
How . Bad Character Was Disposed OF b.
Dlsgusted Ponnsylvanians.

HOW B1u Chhf0Ct6f W80 DF8p000U VI by
Dlsgusted Pennsylvsnians.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. 13.-A Post Green.
vile, Pa, special says: Last night the
house Of Q woman named Cooler, near
Fredonia, was surrounded by about
dozen men armed with tar pot and
sack Of feathers. When the woman
responded to their summons she was
covered from head to foot with those time
honored materials The men then gave
her twenty-four hours to leave the
country. II she did not leave In that time
they threatened to ride her ON rail She
concluded to leave and has departed for
parts unknown. The woman bears very
bad reputation, and has been accused re-
Gently Of causing trouble in certain
married mans family.
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searIsl Fever Amons the Red Men.

TORONTO, Jan. l8.-Rev. DR.. Sutherland,
general secretary Of the Methodist Mission.
ary Society, has received intelligence that
serious outbreak Of scarlet fever has
taken place among tho Northern Indian
tribes in British Columbia. At the Green.
vile Methodist Mission, Port Timpson Dis.
trict, about fifty children and young pso.
pie died, including the two-year-old son Of
tho Rev. A. 3. Green, the missionary star
toned there
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Train Falls Throueh q Tre,,ls.

CHARIssToN, 8. c., Jan. ia serious
accident occurred to-day ct Hickory, NC,
on the Chester and Lenoir railroad. An
entire train, consisting Of an engine and
three cars, fell through trestle. The
wrecked cars took fire and were Ill
burned The engineer, Henry Dix, end hia
fireman were caught In the wreck, and
both were badly burned. One Of the pas
sspgers 10 reported to be severely injured,
and several others more or less bruised
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TRIMS IrphsIl a 4 CT

LAHslNo, NICE, Jan. u.-At the meet
ing Of the State Board Of Health yestes.
day, Prof. Vaughn reported 8 succsiSful
apartment Of producing in cat . disease
similar to typhoid fever in the human
family, BY the use Of the germs found in
water used by the 800 victims Of the soourgs
at Iron Mountain, Mich. II u believed 70
b the Arst discovery Of this nature In tie
world. ssis..
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M ths Betsem ei ihe Thermenelef.

MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, Jan. n.-Thsrmen.
.stsr registered 80 degrees below this
morning. There was strong wind Last
night and the weather was the severest Of
the season. Trains are not much delayed
A. Hslloclr ysstsrdsy,s . spirit thsrmom.
eter registered 81 degrees below sero, the
bottom Of the register being reached.
Other Northwestern towns report from g
degrees to 10 degrees below.
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Aaeihes' ussh DIll.

WAszUoFoN, Jan. 1A-6snator Cullom
to-day introduced . bill y provide that the
legislative power Of the Territory Of Utah
shall b vsstsd In the Governor and Legis-
lstave Assembly, the latter to consist Of
thirteen citissns Of the United States,
residents ef The Territory, to b sppoipt.
Cd b the Presidsnt and confirmed BY the
oonaAo.
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II n sa.i aaak n A,ahra.

NEW YoRx, Jan. 1a-The forty-ssvsn
Arabs who arrived here several weeks
ago have been declared psupers by Col.
lsctor Nsgone, and viii b. sent home.
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GRAFTON, W. Va, Jan. 1a-Burglars on.
tered the jswelry store of J. W. Hull d
Co., in this city, last night blew open the
safe, and took watches, diamonds, rings
and other articles Of jewelry sggregsting
In value 5000. No clue has been found to
the perpetrators Of the burglary, but the
job seems to have been the work Of ex-
pertA
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MUST IN .BnAUTuur."
4 Yfsnehmsn's Device Whlsh Dsoo1p XUl
Rack6ono ynsNnneoR.

49,, Backbone xnstaneoR.
ALBANY, N. T., Jan. l0.-Ths meeting ot
the commissioners appoiuted 10 investi-
gate and report 70 the Legislaturs the most
humane and practical method for carrying
into effect the sentence Of dsatA n capital
cases was held yesterday afternoon. Tho
commission have made thorough invss-
tigatdon Of the matter, but - yet have
had no conference in regard 10 the report
to be submitted to the Legislatura Ths
commission has received through Gov
ernor Hill letter from French mechanic
residing In Paris, who decides the electric
idea 70 b . painful operation and Offers .
device, which 10 chair, ON which the con.
demned sits and his spinal column 10 i'm.
mediately broken. A hundred day can
b easily and painlsssly executed BY his
machine, which he deDcribes - ''beaut.
fulv
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sAarp Qsaks u csaala.

lested bssweea Ave. and ten seconds.
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The cap,sre1 Daiile Flsea.

WAsHua1ox, Jan. l0-Ths House NM.
tary Committee toAay agreed - repos>
xr. Boutslle's resolution abeut tAs oAp.
tursd battle Aags and General ofosvsn.
or's resolution askine tor infesmataea
about the present situAtioa Of nattees .
the War Record OfBce. The Aag rsselu,
ton asks for al the sorrsspsndsaee ana
orders in relation = that SubjeoA and alss
whether any dats were actually sent baok
before the fevooataen o3 tas order tes tAsiS
return.
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Llisrsllx Ground 10 Pieces.

BIlMINoHAM, ALA, Jan. 12-Jss. q.
Rush, . brakeman, fell from . rapidly
moving freight train near Huntsyille, on
the L. b N. railroad, early this morning.
When found his body was literally ground
to pieces. His homo 10 OF Knoxville.
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Jssls. .Rebbers Rua Dess

NEW YoRK, Jan. la-Presidsnt Fordyos,'
Of the St. Louis, Arkansas and Texas road,
tslsgrsphs from st. Louis: "Havs cap
tured all the trsin-robbers that have bsen
engaged In the business In Texas and Ar.
kansas for the past year, ours being the
Afth suscsssful robbery.
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Of Edward 8. Bragg, Of Wisconsin, to bs
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni.
potentiary Of the United States to Mexico.
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Canadian eeress b @ oaslL

81. PAU, Nixx., Jap. 1A-rhs warrant
Ter the extrsdition Of John q Harris, ~
Canadian charged with forgery. whose
cese hes been occupying the ateeptlon q
ehe q. 0. Courts for s6mS months, ~ Af
yjved, and Harris Will be taken 6a6A g
Ontario st once.
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rfTFs1u1oH, PA, Jan. lA-To.noffeW
afternoon the PittsbureA etsd castinS
Company viii cast the big stssl gsA that
they ere making for the approval ef Ne
q. Q. Government Il = the Arst Gun oS
it, size that has been made as one sssA
II successful the new style et qua viz
probably supplaat the ''built-up" ordnance
now In use. The weight efths gun % b b
~ tons, total length aS8 inohes, velocity
Of pro3sctile, Aooo feet psr sseosd; pes6a
our0 ON the chamber. Is toas.
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= 0n1IM, Jaa. ~ DIR. UshwelnfastA,
Afriean explores, writes from Calee, ,unAa6
dsts of December - that. news tAas otssp
~ had reached Emin Boy arrived as caiee
December. n Moro ds1nits aAvieGe sse
oxpoctod ehoetly.
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ALBANY, n. T., Jaa. la-!The :ury In the
ease Of the esats Against Thomas G. Platt
to euss him from the position Of quaran-
tine commissiouss Of tie City Of New
York, on The ground that 10 10 not resi.
dent Of that city. this morning ,returnsd .
verdict agAinss Plata ~
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WAsaINeToN, Jan. 1G-The House Oop.
mittse on Elections decided yestsrday not
- reopen the Thobe- Carlisle case, but 70
coa6rm Casiisle's title 10 his sest. ThA
vote was twelve In the affirmative, three
mAwborS not votin9.
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WAsHIxerox, Jan. .1a-valus Of exports Of
brssdstufs for ths twelve months ended
December 81, 1857, was SIS, ,90l, ,7o6, -.
against el4s, III, ,0oS for the twelve months
ended December 81, 'e6
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LMI 20 o..

Cmc1HNATI, Jan. 1L-Jsssph Bauer. .
yeppg Lad Of this city, had . leg torn OF IN
-ASSpggy wheel this afternoon Hs was
STEALING ride and was not observed Antil
the fearful accidsnt had happened. .'i'-
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CuARIsssox. Q. C., lsa. 1A-Ths sarfh-
quaks shock was generally felt throughout
~ coast country and - far west - An
gustA No damage has been reported. Dis.
patehse tonight show thas thesarthquale
shoek this morning wsso1slt st st0sorgstovn,
Conway, Beaufort Camden and BsWberry.
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wsss Ussos, Ia, Jan. tA-Hsasy
0ehmidt was hanosd st this place this
morning for ~ murder u Lucretis Peak,
Gepteuber Z, looA He nsde ststemsnt
. ~ scsAold admitting ~ murder and
charging that Ellisoa =. enith instigated
% cd was prsssnt at ~ tims. aad that
0ml1h killeA Ahgan reak.
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SAN FRAxcIsco, Jan. 18-The steamer
0alioea arrived from China and Japan
this afternoon with two cases Of smallpox
on board. Tho weasel was immediatsly
placed in quarantine.
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Cotton Expsrss.

wAsHMoTox, Jan. 12-Cotton exports
acknowledgement e6l, ,74 bales, val.
usd ct 90, OF, ,o01, against 96.72o bales,
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A.sshss n. ,. Ispsjssssl

LONDON, Jan. l1.-Anethss msmbse g
farliapsnt has besa ssntssesd to jail
though the cass will have % b yetsieA
Timothy Harrington has boea inpsiseaeA
before, and knows ell sboatiA eAll, n WI
b ineonvsnisnt for the NatieSsl Lsegus
% lose bis ssrvices even for six weeks
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Kusssoa. On. SAs. ia-Tws, -,
.ansa nesa 80 9ynse aasages4 -
thew set . 80 - Nyno0t1e yeeoeg1av.
49, 8 ~ - pr11D ~
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JACKSON, Miss, Jan. 18.-At the Demo.
cratic caucus tonight to nominate q. q.
Senator, General e. G. Walthall WAS
placed in nomination by C. J. Longstrsst
and unanimously declared the choice Of
the caucus a. his own successor.
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SPOILED, An INQUEST
Hy Coming TO Lifo In the Pres.
euce Of the Jury

Ana lAtsrruptins the Witsssses-A TeA
nssese Farmer Hangs Himself Became
= Ne Cant Get ChaAss TO KIN HIS Wlfs's
Ooducor.
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ADgssus 1Hx!s Jan. LA noveaeat =
% feot IN Western Texas 81 oeethea
nev 9sxiee = sceqss yeeegel - q Ree's
sjb1A u building . nesetef hs1eea1g -
ssl sssn e e = niles 80. e - - -
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uoey Uoooo Ueeooo u - Uooos
vyBHNA, Jan 1.-The bo1ies n eougteoa
weusn hsvs been dug out ef ~ snow;
neas ylums, macy sre staA ulsslnG MI
spppossd they havs. hsss basaea hsssatA
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taken ~, sL1 made pecIsI O:1sr t1- .-.-
nCrLiLy.
SsLe.o. woodward introduced 2 bill
making n appropriation OF Ef1l~r -
main .ziL the quarantine dspzr.nsl: uni
March 1873.
Tas blI. 20 make Lssdsd iup-oTe-=---
a. the Bind il=.i.1 &, - cost kI..jgl. ~.
aid before me =e1a'e, and unanimously
passed - =Cg,Ossne..,
The bill spp:opria,ing $500 10; in
prOTsmsl's and additions a. the Dse: and
Dumb institute Eas unanimously pz--=G
- environment.
The bill 20 extend the time for ..s -e-
d=mptiCa Of land sold 70: taxes and
bJ1ga: in b. TIE state va laid before :ls
senate and engrOs-ed.
The bill! appropf.a.iug Ez5,3CJ f., the
Prairie View Norma! schOo! passed ~
sLgro=-nsEt Ei:h bat one dissenting
7Ote-:hst Of Senator AIlen's.
Senator G.a-=cOck Introduced Bill. %
provide for the reception Of the new
capitol.
Senator Claiborne offered concurrent
rssol1tioa 20 a5!1urn sine die Oh the l2-h
Of Nay, Or sooner il necessary. Laid
over under the rules.
Adjourned unit! this morning :, 10
O'Clock.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-05-03

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P:sLc=:gs=t, G:oc= sEt Bel, OF Cooke.
El=2 OF motion Of NJ. Moore, Of Tra7is.
re bit "a postponed 20 consider house
IL. No. 2; for receiving the new capitol.
". Baird, Of Brown, offered 2 substi-
TIE =1bs'sLtIs.!y the sane . TIE Brown
lrg Ill offered yesterday. bC: On motion
VI ~. H11giLs the bill vas Postponed.
and :.= Whole question Of receiving the
new c. p..c. vss made the =pec!z! order
t0c u O'Clock :o-norcSE II order 20
=z!: -=pOcc 0: the special committee ap-
pointed 20 make investigation OF the
matter.
The -aL reduction bill vzs resumed AID
t-s Alexander substitute vas los.
NJ. Camp amendment o tie Page
-.D.r.t1,e amendment, 20 strike o.. u
cents and iLssr: y ceots, vas tabled.
The question nov recurring on the
Page substitute. NJ. Booth offered 2 sub
s:!.Gte 70: the Page amer dn=lt, OG. with,
drew /. for motion 20 adjourn. and the
house adjourned ill 10 O'Clock, Friday.