Evening journal., 1888-07-18
General Nowa or she mo,nInr

WnF JUG va bho nctlNc pfOprletOfs or ths
Galveston News, died at his residence il
that city AZ II o'clock Monday night.
w. A. Potts. who was 80 have beer
hanged at Washington. ~ c., for tn,
murder OF Paul Llncke, more than a year
ago. made second attempt at suicide
Monday night and was successful IN poison.
ing himself with morphine.
BIanch Marsden, the daughter OF Fred.
Marsden. the playwright, who killed him.
self short time ago, has taken proceedings
TO aunnl the win other father, which ditin-
herits her because Of ber alleged immoral
conduct and misbehavior.
Jack Lewis, a eolored man, shot and
killed Alice jackson, also colored, ia New
York yesterday He fred two shots, both
of which took effect. one in the breast and
another In the abdomen. Lewis was ar.
rested. He had been intimate with the
dead woman for some time.
Mrs. John Floss and her sister-in-law
Mrs. Mary Millet OF East Buffalo, were
burned 20 death Monday night Whil.
chatting In the kitchen OF Mrs Millet's
house a lamp exploded and covered the
women with burning oil, and before the
Games could be extingaished both were
fatally burned.
The machinery OF the great silk mill of
the Phonix Manufacturing Company, OF
Pottsville. Pa. started yesterday morning.
Tue mill has been one year In constructing,
is the most extensive and completely
equipped establishment OF the kind in the
country. cost S25O,OO9, and will employ
1000 operatives.
The New Ysrk State Democratic Execu-
tive Committee, IN session 10 New York
city yesterday. effected an organization
with these officers: Chairman, w. II.
Murtha, Of Brooklyn; treasurer. George 8.
Weed, Of Malone; secretary, G. Myer, Jr.,
of haspeth, and Charles r. Defresst, OF
Trey, as clerk, Headquarters will at once
be secured near the Hoffman House.
General Hsrrison rose early yesterday
morning, feeling Ia excellent spirit aud
health. There has been no recurrence Of
the neuralgia pains. After spending cou
Pile OF hours with his secretaries, the Gen
eral ordered HIS carriage and drove down
10 bis law office, where be spent an hour
This is the tlrst time be has veniured out
since last Wednesday His family and
neighbnrs have about ceased to regard b i'm
as a sick man.
The effects 81 the Philads lpbia Journallsts
CLUB were disposed of yesterday at the club
house, 904 Walnut Street. The club waa
organized Ia 1883 aud a nrlshsd for a time
THE club house was furnished at cost OF
$4,000 During it's career many distinguished
persons were received by il. TIE iudeht.
edness. Il f. said. amounted to 5000. and
was fully rezllzad at the SALE Thore i talk
OF reorganizinR the club and taking quar-
terra 10 the Paulson restaurant building ad.
joining the Grand Central Theatre.
While ia temporary ft OF insanity,
Miss Annie Shllwell, a comely- looking
woman about 80 years old, committed sui
eide by hanging herself with a rope or bed
cord at the reoldence OF Charles H. John.
son, 1898 Carpenter st., Camden, N. j..
yesterday afternoon. About two weeks
ago Miss Stillwell applied fer shelter at the
house OF Mr.. Johnson, whose wife is 9
cousin Of the suicide She said that shl
was sick, homeless aud without means Of
support. The Johnsous kindly toek ber il
and treated her as one Of the family.
Judge Cullen, Of the Kings County
New York, Supreme Court, yesterday
granted a separation to Mira Florence Wal
bridge from her husband. DR.. Joseph N
walbridge. Both parties are wealthy, and
the litigation over ths separation has beer
long aud bitter. The wife claimed that
her husband had treated her cruelty, ths
be ate with the housekeeper instead Of her
self, etc. Alimony to the extent Of 5000 q
year was allowed, and the custody OF Il I
daughter. nov ia boarding school, ovfl
whom much OF ths bltterness sFOse, Is lef
80 that both can see her while she rsmainl
al school,
In the court martial, at Annapolis. Of tbs
naval cadets accused OF hszlng, the case Of
! Cadet b. B Belrer was taken up. Cadets
Gearge Madison and Fred r. Payne bott
testified most positively that they had beer
ordered to stand on their heads By the &C.
cused, and that they had obeyed the order
The feat was performed 10 the washroon
on board the Constellation on the evening
Of June IS No crossquestioniug could
shake the testimony OF either OF the wit
nesses Their answers were short and t
the point ia every instance, and the evi
dsnce given was the most damaging thai
has been brought out during the inYestlga
tion.
At Topeka, Kas, yesterday mornine
Judge Guthrie released Henry w. Moore
but he wss Immediately rearrested by 9
constable for adultery, placed under s5Ol
bonds, and his case set for next Monday
Notwithstanding that Moore declared after
bis release that he would not attempt tc
evade the officers, and that he could be
found at the Copeland, be has disappeared,
and nobody seems TO know bis where
abouts he was last seen In consultation
With bis attorney on the street It Is said
tnat he has not seen Mrs. Norton since his
release, and as Mrs Norton will not see
newspaper men. no information OF Moore
can be obtai ned from that source. Judge
Laughlin did not arrive in time to be in
court when Moore was released. 1t il
known. however. that he will bring
amsudsd and strictly accurate papers for
Moore's rearrest, but 30 long IS the charge
Of adultery stands against him the latter
cannot be arrested for larceny. II is stated
that the charge of adultery will be with
drawn 70 enable Judge Laughlin to have
him rearrested. but this Is not definitely
known. IL is also stated that Moore il
willing TO return TO st Loais uow and tha
instead OF having skipped the town. be d
simply 10 hiding somewhere Ia the city
and that he will turn up when be Is wanted
Coneert and Hop.
The regular Thursday night hop ant
open air concert will be given a