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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-08-09

A Louisville Lady Appears in tho
Chancery Court,
Telling the story of Her Unworrnnted In
carceration--Strange Features
of the Case.


LOUISVILLE, Aug. IA sensational end.
ing to a once famous lunacy case tram
spired in chancery court this morning.
Mrs. Mary M. Pulliam, a lady of much re-
finement was released from q mad-house
after having been incarcerated In 1t for
over three years. She was sent there, she
claims, through desire on the part of her
husband to become possessed of her for
tune. The case attracted widespread at
tention in Louisville owing to her social
position and the business standing OF
her husband, Henry Clay Pulliam, OF
the firm of Page q Pulliam, tobacco
warehouse men. At the time OF
her alleged collapse of mind the lady
was at the head Of large purchasing
agency, and from her earnings had built a
fine residence on Broadway, between Sow
enth and Eighth streets. 1t Is said that
her mind began to fail then, and her fam
lily took various measures, and finally
landed her in tho Anchorage Asylum for
the Insane She remained there until this
morning, when she was brought into court
upon an affidavit stating she had recov.
cred her mind. At the time neither
her husband nor any Of her family were
In attendance. Mrs. Pulliam was placed
upon the stand and made most favor
able impression. She mado statements
while testifying which reflected strongly
upon her husband, and charging him with
having her sent to a mad-house in order to
get possession Of her money and property.
She alleges also that one day upon her re-
fusal to give Mr.. Pulliam more money to
speculate with, he placed her in carriage
and drove her to the asylum. She was not,
she says, even examined by physician,
Mrs. Pullam further stated that wbile
confined in tho asylum her husband visited
her and offered to have her liberated IL
she would agree to give up the money he
wanted. A number Of prominent people,
including Rev. j. NJ. Weaver, Major A. G.
Davis, and Mr.. Zack Phelps, the attorney,
testified this morning to Mrs. Pulliam's
business qualifications and soundness of
mind, when Chancellor Edwards dis.
charged the lady from custody. strange
feature of the trial was that neither bus-
band nor any of his family we're present
during the investigation. Both Mr. and
Mrs. Pulliam are well known throughout
Kentucky and Tenneseee.
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Iumpsd From BROOKLYN Brldus.

New York, Aug. 3.-This morning, Mat.
thew Byrne, q coachman, evaded the police
and jumped from the center span of the
Brooklyn Bridge into the river. He crossed
the span bridge in wagon, and when he
reached the center pedestrians and team
sters saw him jump from the wagon and
climb on the parapet with the agility of q
cat. Flinging Off his Derby hat, he sprang
to the water. Friends in a tug picked him
up and spirited him away.
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MAXWELL, ,

Appeal For Respite From the British
Government.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Aug. 2.--The fol-
lowing dispatch was received at the Exec
utive Office this afternoon:
WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 2, 1888.
GOVERNOR A. p. MooGEnoUsE: i for
ward you by mail to-day tho application
of the British Government for respite in
the Maxwell case.
7. +. BAYARD, Secretary.
Not knowing what the exact nature Of
the application is, the Governor, of course,
can not say what may be his probable ac-
tion in regard to it.
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valua Of iha Canadian Eisharies.

OTTAWA, OHT., Aug. 2.-The Free Press
publishes extracts from the annual report,
still unpublished, of the Fisheries Dspnrt-
ment. The article says that the catch Of
fish last year was valued ut S1s,2sO,0O0,
against S1s,e3i 600 in the previous year.
The value of the lobster catch declined
$S9i 900, while tho falling Off in cod was
S25i 900. The exports of fish to the United
States reached s., 1000, or forty per cent.
of tho total eXport.
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minister EXPOSED as a smuqqIer.

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Aug. 3.-Among tho
passengers on the steamer Rotterdam,
which arrived yesterday, was Rev. ]. v.
Dundas, of Rice County, Minn., who de.
clared that he had no dutiable articles In
his baggage. A custom officer, however,
found in his trunk a fine white India crepe
shawl and quantity of mems and ladies'
underwear, and five thousand cigars in
boxes snugly fitted in the false bottom Of
his trunk. The trunk was seized.
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lndjunant Passen q ers,

CHICAGO. Aug. "A mob invaded the
general office Of the North Side cable road,
demanding the return of fares, and threat
cning to assault the president Of the road,
Charles 7. Yerkes. The demonstration oc-
cured when for the second time within
twenty-four hours the new cable collapsed.
The gathering finally dispersed without
doing any damage to person or property
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A Plaque Of Grasshoppsrs.

MONTREAL, QUE, Aug. LIN tho parish
Of st. Barthelem, County of Berthier,
swarms of ravenous grasshoppers have
settled down upon and eaten almost every
thing in the fields. The wheat and oats
crop in the neighborhood has been com.
pletely destroyed. The grasshoppers do
not seem to be satisfied at the ruin they
have wrought to every thing in the shape
of fruit and vegetables, but actually eat
the cedar bark from the posts along the
fences
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Timber From Public Lands.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-Land Commis-
sioner Stockslager, in a letter to the Sec
retary of the Interior, has recommended
that the Attorney General be requested to
instituted civil suit against the Eureka
Consolidated Mining Company, operating
in Nevada, to recover $3,67O,741. This
sum, 1t is alleged, represents the value Of
charcoal and cordwood manufactured
from cedar, pine and mahogany timbers
unlawfully cut from the public mineral
lands in Nevada.
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soldiers Fired Upon by Indians.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-General Miles 70.
ports from Fort Grant that the Indians
fred into Porter's and camp guard tents ut
Fowler's old camp last evening (Wednes-
day. about sundown. The soldiers and
Porter reached the post about half-past
two. There are supposed to be six or
seven Indians about TO join tho renegades.
I'D" Troop has been sont to Investigate.
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Thouqht He Was Jesse Iamos.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2.-Frank Rouche, a
salesman in a Franklin avenue dry goods
store, strutted up and down the sidewalk
this afternoon, pointing his finger at the
people passing by and making himself be-
lieve that he killed every one Of them.
When taken to the police station IL
was found that he was crazy us bed-bug
and imagined himself Jesse James, the
bandit. He will be sent to an insane asy.
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Had His Neck Broken.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Aug. 2.-Colonel A.
L. Redd, of Marion, was thrown from his
horse while inspecting his plantation near
Massillon, about twenty five miles from
Selma, and instantly killed, his neck hav-
ing been broken. Colonel Redd was well
known all through Alabama. He was
Commandant of the Corps Of Cadets
of Howard College ut Marion for several
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Giajne Sails for An,orIca.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-The Inman Lines now
steamer City of New York left Liverpool
to-day on her first voyage to New York.
A large crowd of people were at the land.
ing stage and pierhead to see her depart.
She carries one thousand passengers.
Among the number are James G. Blaine,
his wife and daughter, the Earl and Count
ess of Donoughmore, and Ladies Hely and
Nora Hutchinson.
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Murdered His Cousin.

GAINESVILLE TEX, Aug S.-At a picnic
at White Bead Hill, Chickasaw Nation,
yesterday, James Powers and K. M. Wea.
yer, farmers and cousins, had a difficulty,
during which Powers shot Weaver dead
with Winchester rifle. The murderer
held the crowd back with his rife, mounted
O horse and escaped.
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BIjnky Moruan Hanued.

COLUMBUS, o.. Aug. 3.-Charles, alias
'Blinky" Morgan, the principal figure in
the Ravenna rescue and the murder Of
Detective Hulligan, of Cleveland, was ex-
ecuted at 1:2O this morning. The execu-
ton was witnessed by about thirty people.
Death resulted from strangulation in about
twenty -four minutes.
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Crops In Kan sas,

Topeka, KAN, Aug. 2.-The Secretary
of the State Board Of Agriculture is now
receiving his monthly crop reports. They
show the crops Of the eastern half of the
State to be in very satisfactory condition,
but critical moment has arrived in
Northwest and Southwest Kansas, where
rains must be had Immediately.
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School Examiners.

TIME Boart Of School Examiners Of Highland
Il county give notice, that examinations oi
Applicants for Certificates will take place in the
Rillsboro Union School building on the first
Saturday Of every month, and on the third Sat-
urday Of February, March, April, August, Sop
tember and October. The Examination fec
prescribed by law IL 80 cents.
by order Of the Board.
au23y1 4. q. SMITH, Clerk.
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Yacht Wrecked In Lake Michigan.

CHICAGO, Aug. 3.--The pleasure.yacht
Rambler, of st. Joe, Mich, was caught in
last nights storm in the middle of Lake
Michigan and capsizod. Captain Rickaby,
his son and two sailors clung to the wreck
ed vessel all night and were rescued In an
exhausted condition by passing steamer
this morning and brought to this port.
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Anarchlsis, Cases Continued.

CHICAGO, Aug. 8.-Rudolph Sevic, tho
Anarchist gunmaker and alleged manu-
facturer of dynamite, and his fellow-con-
spirators, Hronek, Chapek and Chleboun,
wero before Judge Hawes to-day to ask
for continuance Of their case, which is
on the call of the calendar for the present
term. As the State has a number OF inn
portant cases on hand q continuance was
agreed upon until the September term.
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Mexican Cable All Right.

GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. 3.-At 1880 p.
m. to-day tho steamer parole successfully
restored telegraphic communication with
Mexico, Central and South America, via
Galveston, after brief interruption,
caused by the removal of q fault in the
submarine cable Of the Mexican Telegraph
COmpany,
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Iron Pima As,oolalion Collap,ea.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Aug. Lit has just
transpired that the National Association Of
Wrought Iron Pipe Manufacturers has COLI
lapsed. Early in last May the incompati-
bility of ideas among the members reached
such fervor that the twenty Ave firms COM
prising the association quietly Withdrew,
studiously keeping their dissolution pro-
fo,. nd eacraf
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Trauedy In Arkansas.

SMITHToN, ARK, Aug. a. Shelby
Sledge attempted to cut his wife's throat.
Henry Brown interfered aud was cut SOW
eral times. Brown then procured shot
gun and emptied both barrels into Sledge's
side. Brown surrendered.
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County Treasure Abseonds.

TOPEKA, KAs., Aug. 1.-The Attorney
General has received information that j.
J. Goodin, treasurer of Rawlins County,
Kas.. has disappeared, and that his accounts
are $4,000 short. 1t Is said that Goodin
has lost heavily in specializing of late, and
that there has been trouble before as to his
accounfa
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plsadiru for Hor Liza.

DENVER, Aug. 2.--Strenuous efforts are
being made to secure Communication In
the case of Mrs. Pyle, under sentence OF
death at Walla Walla, Washington Ter
rltory. Governor Henple has received
twenty EIGHT petitions signed by over o.
900 persons.
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Prison.Keeper Suicides.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 1.-Edward II.
Gavin, aged thirty three, a keeper in
the Erie County penitentiary, committed
suicide this morning by shooting him
self through the heart with a revolver.
Family troubles are supposed to be tho
cauaa
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VOLCANO HORROR.
Japan Towns Partially Destroyed and
Hundreds Of Persons Killed.

Hundreds OF Persons killeds
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Aug. 2.-The
steamship Arabic, which arrived last night
from Hong Kong and japan, brings adj
vices That the volcano of Mount Iwahas,
Japan, suddenly burst into activity, and
in short time fifty-six houses In Iwase-
nura were destroyed Atelegram received
on the 10th says the eruption still con.
tinued, with great destruction and loss of
life. About four hundred persons and
thirty houses in village called Bira were
buried under sand and ashes thrown out
by the volcano.
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Increase In Imnlarailon.

NEW YonK, Aug. 1.-During July 2s,60o
immigrants arrived at Castle Garden, an
increase of 1,246 over July OF last year.
Thus far this year there re 2s,352 more
immigrants than there were for the same
length of time last year.
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Tariff Literature for all.

The american Protective Tariff League is
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"Taiif Talks among Workingmen."
Isaac Z. Smith ................ 20
'Faliaces Of Free Trade" i. p. Miller. %
"Wages, Living and Tariff" E. A.
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"Ibe vital Question Shall American In
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Rotten BrIdqe Gives Way.

CoNNELLsyLLE, Pa, Aug. 2.-Tbe rot
ten tmbers of B. g. o. railroad bridge
over the Youghiogheny river, near here,
gave way, precipitating a shifting engine
and one car into tho river. Nobody in
jured.
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From an ApuIe.Tree Bouuh,

VIcKsBURG, MICH, Aug. 2.-Mrs. Henry
Bastian, living two and one-half miles
west of this place, committed suicide
this afternoon by hanging herself to
an apple-tree in the orchard with a small
shawl
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Meteor Crashes Jhrouuh a Boat.

New YORK, Aug. 2.-Captain Tremper,
Of the steamboat Baldwin, reports that a
meteor crashed through the pilot house Of
his craft on Tuesday night, off Mahattan.
vile, N. Y. Nobody was hurt.
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Banker Killed In a Runaway.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Aug. 1.-Mr. John
Kirkman, president of the American Ma
tional Bank, of this city, was killed in q
runaway accident late this afternoon. He
was nearly sixty-fivo years old, and for
many years had boen prominent banker.
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soIdlar KIlIsd BY cabls Car.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, Aug. 3.-Corporal Firds
Third Infantry, from Fort Smelling, In at
tempting to board cable carlast evening,
fell under the car and was killed.
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Innnmoiivn Bollar Exnlodas.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-The boiler Of q
locomotive on the Philadelphia and Read
ing railroad exploded here, killing the en-
gineer and fireman and injuring five pas.
epnpars
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ATLANTIC CRY, N. j., Aug. 1.-The post-
Office here was entered last night by bur.
Glars. who secured ovor Q,t0o worth q
Itaznps, ~ the reristersd lstters and fron
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Cough! Cough! Cough!

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DEs MONIES, IA, Aug, 2'--A couple OF
boys named Golden, aged ten and twelve
years, living In Est pes Hoines, went out
on the Rock ielasd 1rapk about seven miles
s;..,:,..!. ;sa s.':s E ;s 's:': Z a.Sas 4
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RariInv CampbsII RurIed.

PITTsBuRGH, PA, Aug. 2.-The remains
of Bartley Campbell, the playwright,
were buried here to-day.
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An E,ectrlc Storm.

ST. CLOUD, MIMI, Aug. 2.-Twenty-one
houses were struck by lightning during q
storm here to-day.
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Nr. CAnRoI, III, Aug. S.--Y Yssterday
WAS the hott<at day Of The season, the tbsf-
uonetey lndicetine ~ y ~ de6ysse y
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md .ss arc ssnsssss sstSss,ses With To ADVERTISERS.
Road Improvement Assess
ment Notice.

NYOTICE is hereby given to owners Of
IN lands and lots nssested for the estimated
Fayette county line road Improvement No.
%, that the report of the AppOriionipg Com.
in HiRhiand county, anu thnt the Comfy
Com missiOners will meet at the Auditors
Office In HillsborO, Ohio, on Saturday, the
to hear the report OF the Apportioning Com.
mittee, and any and all exceptions thereto
BY any person Interested, aud c0nfrm. re.
legal and jusi. All exceptions TO said report
and assessments must be filed In writing Rt
the Auditors office In HilIsbOrO, Ohio. on or
before the day OF hearing, and each one will
be heard In the order OF date Of fihns hiR or
her objections. GEO. W. W.LEFEVRE,
July 18th, 1883. County Auditor.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-05
7 N. Jones & Co. 7'p s.sn... 4 Asse'
AKfLLlNG AT HEMPsTEAD.
A Newspaper Article the Cause Of Ia
Encounter,

A Newspaper Article the Cause of Fatal
Encounter,
special to the Gazette.
HAMPSTEAD, TEX, April This after.
noon about O'Clock Steve Allchin shot
and instantly killed Dick Chambers. In
the melee AlIchin received shot in the
thigh, which was serious, but not fatal.
The cause OF the difficulty WAS about as
follows: In the LAST issue Of the Ad.
vance Gusrd, the county paper. there was
q Communication under q nom de plume
which was somewhat stringent on
certain county Officers, and the sheriff Of
this county, T. s. McDade, thought ii
criticised him too severely, and Dick
Chambers, the Sheriff g sen-in-law and
deputy, took up the matter and called
upon Captain Alsbury, the editor, and de-
handed the authors name, which was st
the time refused, but was afterwards,
yesterday or to-day, communicated
to the Sheriff or his depu
ty. They hunted Allchin, the
author, up and demanded retraction,
which was refused. Some words passed
and Chambers opened fire with
pistol upon Allchin, WAC
grabbed his Winchester rife and opened
fire on Chambers with the above result.
There is great excitement here over the
n,sttsr and many think thst the end is
not yet.
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CorsicanA.
special to the Gazette

special to the Gazette.
CoRsIcANA, TEX, April 4.-To-day's
GAZETTE was sought after by everybody.
1t was newsy and al purchased is that
could get 1t.
TIE races a. the fair grounds ,re going
shead to-day. Several fns horses were
entered yesterday.
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Sc. evans Go
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