The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-13
OVER THE WIRES.
THE NEWS. OF. THE TORLDs ASaToLD
BY TELEGRAPH.
Important happenings OF tho FAST "son
III the United States as Veii as an ToF-
eign Countries, Etc.

-
New York. December 10.-The governor has
paricned Polly Frsch, who has been thirty
three years in the peDitentiary Tor poisoning
her husband and two children. she Is Ses-
enty five years old.
Stabbed Hill to Death.
Milton Center, o., December S.-Albert I'm
derdunk stabbed and killed John Dick today
on account of alleged intimacy with Under
Gunks wife.
swint,led Out of His Money.
Chambersburg Pa, December S.-Jacob b.
Crewell, an aged and wealthy citizen OF Green
castle, Pa, lost $1,000 by a threc-card monte
man yesterday. 1t was the usual game or
stranger wanting to buy his farm.
Josie Gets Round Dozen.
Philadelphia, December 10-Josephine Mall
lson, murdress Of John Hobbs, who WAS shot
ut Powelton avenue station on April 18TH. has
been sentenced to twelve years in the peniten-
tiary. ,~
To Five Months imprisonment.
Berlin, December 9.-Rector Ahlwardt was
adjudgcd guilty of having libeled the Loewo
firm Of gun,makers and Lieutenant Colonel
Kuhne as charged by the prosecution, and
sentenced for five months Imprisonment.
She Beats Tambourine.
New York, December 9-Emma Van Nor
den. eldest daughter OF Warner Van Norden,
America we'll known in society. has Joined
the Salvation Army and is q full fedged uni
formed soldier.
Mysterious Disappearance.
Monmouth. Ill, December 6.-Robert Ran
kin, wealthy stock raiser Of this place,
is now learned that he was knocked from the
train, killed and robbed on the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy road the night OF his
disappearance.
He Entered Two Suits.
Chicago, December 9.-Frank Christian, one
Of the best known insurance men in the city,
began two sensational suits g., in the superior !
from his young wife. Marguerite, and the
other was a suit for $4,000 damages against
Edward Pous, the candy merchant, whom he
charges with alternating the affections Of his
wife.
Foul Play Suspected.
Chicago, December 6.-George w. Baber, n
travelling salesman, was found dead on the
moring. Asleep in the bed was woman
with whom he had been living for two weeks
as his wife. The woman was arrested. I'm.
til recently Baber was wholesale dealer OF
fruits III in NorfH .a Ms a. took Sf dlcaed
tonal bank.
Two Students Disagree.
PHILADELPHIA, =. December ~ 5aJoh1 w
Jefferson Medical college, shot and probably
fatally injured William E. Williams. a resi-
4 so 1f tut same s ace a ssH
was arrested. He says Williams insulted
him at the breakfast table and later, assault
his Clothes when Smathers drew revolver
and fred three shots. Smathers com
ntlPu without DH1l 10 aWdlC Inc result OF
Wilams's injuries. Both are young, neither
being over twenty-one years of age.
His Third a rial.
San Francisco, December Son account
of the death of Juror the jury in the Cur
It's trial was dismissed Curtis was much ar
fected. said he was very sorry the whole thing
appeared cheerful, as to admitting Curtis to
bail. Judge Murphy REFUSAL TO allow defendant
10 60 on d the o5 bond Mi no9 a ,nfn as5ed
Murphy refused. saying Judge Trout had set
the bail at $4,000, and it ought not to be
changed. The case was then put the cal
endar for next Saturday morning to be set
FOR retrial.
Fell Under the Wheels.
Hamilton, Ont, December 5.-Henry
Trickey, a Boston reporter. indicted Friday
by q Massachusetts grand jury for con
tempt of c CONNECTION with the
den cas- ID by a train yeStcr-
ole on the Borden
rer had to apollo
giZe, @.ll4-.-,D- - .-zr.>,as4Lent. lie came here
and registered falsely. Hearing Of the in
dctment he started west, and in endcavor-
ing to board a train fell and was crushed to
death.
he Strangled the Woman.
Hazleton, Pa. December John Mattox
Bohemian, who is fugitive murderer FROM
his native country, went to me house or
Joseph PeuteSSny here and finding Mary. the
wife of the latter alone. ne murderouSly as
saultcd her because she would not give him
money. The woman was struck several times
with an axe, and after the Iobber had found
$50 in trunk and dressed himself in Ileutess-
nys best suit, he strangcd the victim with
ii cord. Then lie left Mrs. Pleutessny re-
covered sufficiently to attract attention, but
after the neichhors reached her she became
unconscious and has since remained SO. Mat
took has since been arrested and there are
threats Of lynchng 1t IS feared the woman
will die. - a...
"A Girl Left to Starve.
New York, December 10.-Last evening
young woman, Lizzie Mulvcy, was discoy-
cred lying on the ground i'll Il lumber yard
on Eleventh avenue Life was almost eX-
tinct She said she worked in q store last
Saturday and was induced to take dinner
with 4 stranger who WAS escorting her
home He took her into the lumber yard
telling her it was a short cut and there as
.saulted her. She said she had laid there
ever since-sx days and nights-unable to
attract attention and too weak to move
At the New York hospital, it was said
she must have been starving and exposed
to the weather for at least thirty-SiX hours
She had undoubtedly undergone most bru-
tai usage.
Jumped from Brooklyn Bridge.
New York December S.-1hS AFTERNOON q
man sealed the rail Of the brooklyn BRUCE aho
tho riC