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fell off, and she pre-
sented q piiiable condi-
ton. We tried almost
everything, but sho
contin ued to get
worse, Then we tried
one of our best ply
sicians, but all to no
purpose. Finally my
wife believed that the
CUTIcuRA REhEDIEs
would cure her. After
she had used nine
boxes of CUTIcURA,
and about o dozen
naka1 nf CTrTICuRA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-13
PHILADHLPaIA MARKETS.
Closing Quotations of the Stock and
Produce EXCHANGES.

PHILADELPHIA, July I2.-With the exception
of some fractional advances from the prices
of yesterday the market opened as sugRiah
and listless rs ii has been any time this sum-
Iner. Later there was some show of activlu
in the industrials at advancing prices, but tho
general list was practically neglected. Closing
hi6e.
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government troops OrdereG 20 tho
Scene of the Conflict,

oSeno Vi the OonuACt.
BOISE CITY, Idaho, July 13.-The fol-
lowing message was sent by Governor
Wiley to President Harrison:
"Riot and bloodshed by the miners in
the Cnur d'Alone district has COM
menced. The mill was blown up by dy-
Mantle and many men were killed and
injured. Inspector General Curtis, 1.
N. g., informs me that four or five hun
dred armed men constitute the mob,
The civil authorities of the county and
state are wholly inadequate to maintain
peace. The immediate available n&li-
tary force OF the Idaho National Guard
number only 103 men, which is, in my
opinion, far to few to successfully cope
with the mob, though will order ii at
once into the field. In this emergency l
deem it necessary to call for the assist
ance of the Federal troops. l therefore
request that sufficient force be detailed
from Fort Sherman or elsewhere to act
In concert with tine state authorities in
maintaining public order"
Last night the governor received O
message from General Schoield stating
that federal troops had been ordered to
the scene.
Judge Beatty. of the United States
district court, has issued an injunction
ence with mine property.i
: One thousand striking miners yester-
day secured control of the Bunker Hill
and Sullivan Co.'s mines. In the latter
powder had been placed under the
machinery, and the miners threaten to
blow up the mills unless their demands
acceded to, Two hundred militianen
are on the road now. They will be
Joined at the scene by several companies
of United States troops before night
SPOKANE, July t3.-A careful estimate
places the number of dead in the min
ing riots at seven and the wounded at
fourteen. The dead are James Hennessy,
Gus Carlson. John Starlich, Harry Cum
minis and Ivory Bean.
A runor that the strikers had at
tackled another non-union force near
Wardner and killed ten men cannot be
verified, because the telegraph wires
have been cut. Mr.. Campbell, mine
owner, states that he has received in
formation that the strikers have loaded
non-union mine with giant powder
and threaten to blow it mp if non union
men go to work. The majority of nom
union miners have quit or joined the
strikers.
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CRUSTS and SCALES
Hair and Eyebrows Fell OFF. Doctor
and Many Remedies No Benefit.
Entirely Cured and Hair
Restored by Cuticura.

Ny wife has been troubled for years with dry
crusts and scales her head and eyebrows.
After seeming TO lie dormant for years In her
system, It broke a year ago In all it's fury.
Her hair came out in big patches her eyebrows all
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II Is curious fact that the late Earl
of Marlborough should have married O
lady named Hare, and the present one
lady named Fox.
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Security Trust and
Safe l6Doait Co.,
FLO. SIG M5aEket Street

DEPOSITS payable on &c snaud ner cent.
percent.
Deposits payable afsrI days notice. per
eenf.
Z l.a company KCts 40 f.NLCG10E., ABMIgIS-
TuAroIt, ZIlusTEH, GCARnlAN, SkEAIvEa
and AIE.zz. aud 11t5 uaii sAies tn ire zn4
bur1iat-FroHt vaults.
SlEisl=, s'rcsldru.,
n e IR1HIN atJS, Nlce.trssideHt,
las. 3. GLAEaSuS. treasurer.
9-4-c-o .l-sat-tu-thu
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MANY ARE DROWNED.
Appalling Disaster Reported at Peori
Ills.-A Hundred Lives Sacrficed.

Appalling Disaster Reported at Peoria,
Ills.-A Hundred Lives Sacrificed.
PEORIA, His, July 13.-It is reported
that the tugboat frankie Folsom cap
sized and sunk on Lake Peoria last
night and sunk with $50 people on
board. Seventy-five people are reported
to have been drowned.
Professor Paine has been giving
pyrotechnic display here for the past
two weeks and u good view can be OBJ
tanned from the northern part of the
city and large numbers ON excursion
boats and small rowbcats took advan-
tage of the free exhibition.
About 1o:30 strong wind storm sud-
denly arose ald the crafts were unable
to withstand the violence of the storm.
One boat yard claims that nine skiffs
have not yet returned, and it is thought
that many occupants have been drowned.
There is great excitement. Particulars
are hard TO obtain, as it is not known
who were In the boats.
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Out of thirty-two cities with popula-
tions ranging from 100000 to so, 900
all but one are using the electric rail-,
way system.
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Horace Greeley once described very

famous literary woman of the last gem
GRAFTON as 'u Ese:st woman and greater
bore. Her tai: was ineessant."
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HoAP, and four bottles OF CuTIcURA REsoLvKsT,
she was cured entirely Her hair came again, and
to-day she has fine head OF black curly hair and
smooth skin any lady In Allentown. Hereye-
brows are heavier than they ever were, her scalp 10
free from dnndru, and her health ia excellent. Now
for the benefit of those suffering with same disease,
TO those who may doubt the truthfulness OF this
statement, write me, incosing . stamp, and
will cheerfully answer am sure tbat the CuTI'
cURA REMEDIES cured my wife, for she used moth,
Ing else during tho four or five months she used
them. FREEMAN STOEkEhi
225 Court Street, Allentown, Pa.
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UEDv'c Skin and Scalp purified and bcautihed
1hnI D by CurIcuRA SOAP. Absolutely pure.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-06
SALT LAKE CITY UTAH, TERRITORY.

conference today with the President,
Surfetsfics Rusk and Elkiuf, Commits.
siorer Carter and ex-senator Sroonor,
nearly four hours. AT the conclusion
Of the conference Campbell made the
following statement, saying that he
had nothing further 10 say regarding
tho question at Issue:
"Whon I was elected chalfmnn Of
the Republican national committee II
was with the distinct UNDERSTANDING
that my bu-intss cugngtmrnts then
pending might render II imt oszible for
me 20 act In Tia. capacity. The con.
t.ngrncy was fully understood by tho
c1mmi,tee aud others directly interest.
Cd. since the adjournment vi the COM
mil,ee ! have been unable ~ adjust
my affairs 70 NJ 20 render % Practicable
fpf mo 10 act IA chairman ana 1 there.
fore, rs I reserved the rlgh, 90 ~, an.
Under the authority vested ~ me by
tie national commiueC,l will probably
announce the executive committee
within tho next few dayl, aud that
committee VIII meet ~ an early date.
At the meeting | will formally tender
MY reHignation nld my rucy essOr Will
then he elected. Ny succ i1r will he
chosen by The executive committee ns
authorized by "a resolution adopted by
the National committee
The nance most prominently mem
toned tonight Ia CONNECTION with the
chaifmauship are COmmlusiouer Gar.
tor, J. II. Mauicy N Maine, samuel
FfuIscndcn Of Nuw Hnup hire, aud
Aif. Hobart Of New Jcf,og.
Chairman Campbell viii probably
appoint the Executive Committee Of
the National Republican Committee
and thOsu whose NAMES follow, with
perhaps one or two exceptions, VIII 1t
is believed, DO found upon the list: j.
n. Manlfy Of Maine, Garrett Hobart
NJ New jersey, Samuel Fressoncon NJ
Connecticut, j. 4. Clnrksou u Iowa,
W. o. Bradley Of Kentucky, II. G.
Payne Of Wisconsin, s. G. Korru Of
Missouri, l.. RoscwEtcr Of Nebraska
and J. ". Huston Of Indiana.
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or CONVERTS AT cHCYEwHr
RoCNcY,s. o.
Spcechrt by John Grass. swift. bird
and -Four Bcar4-silg.ng
hy school Girls.
ni,hop Marti'. ,ou,crm noia
Nruttng.

Meeting.
CHFyrNSg AurNCy. SD. July d.
Tho Jig Catholic Indian uow.wOw
closed tonight. High mnss anu the
continuation scenes were very ina.
lfrssive. IL was also m Interesting
sight when Ovrr 1000 warriors who
but eighteen months ago were afraysd
IN war urca., tht around the big Nig.
wan and listened 20 tails hy their
head men about the benefits Of fOlic-
ion. Well might Bishop Mntu count
his Hos worn worthy VI common a-
ton when he could here see the 5000
converts WHO nave been addict to his
church during his ministry Of elN,een
year, among ,hem.
Chief Char er was president u the
day, and among the Oraiufr were John
Grnss, swift BIRD anu -Four Bear.
Special Indian Agent ThomTs son
made speech In which lac referred TO
the high death rate among the Sioux
and attributed II to the practice Of eat.
ing "nIh quarter" ~ entails uf
boevos. Charger replied spiritsuly that
this was not the cause, that those
who died were students from the row
eminent schools. Bishop MART dis.
CtCyuy gTfpugrd the exercises To pre-
vent the scrlp dance, anu all day when
the young men would be preparing for
some fun the head man would come
lorwari with some scheme 10 defeat
the Ian. The feature Of the celebra.
lion wa the rendition OF n number o.!
patriotic songs IN English by thci indian
school girls. The young men wanted
70 give u vpr dance but were "neatcd
on" and C0ntrntrI themselves with
many pony races.
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The southern coasts are tho most
sunny ones If We except the Channel
islands, as Represented by Jersey,
whore alone ouc.hali the possible
amggnt of radiance Is registered for
Mnynd August. Tie east coast Of
Britain ia also decidedly sunny. In
the summer and early autumn Irc.
land shares with the west coast Of
Scotland thcrppulation of persistent
~ clcudcd skies. but lttor on, toward
November the observatory in Pho
niNpark, Dublin, records the greatest
average amount Of sunshine for that
month-iamrly, - pr cont In tho
metropolis, MS might H. expected. tho
record Is had.-CHamscS journal.
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How ncM en sailors and PoIics ut
chicago.

CHICAGO, July j.-FOr years the
portion of the lake front near Van
iur,u street has been uted M "a land
ing I lace by the dozens nf plea.uiC
ftCsmcm which ply between the city
and the "Ctib" out In the hnfbur aud
run up TO the shore, utc.
The company which secured the
privilege OF transporting pasHungcrs 20
the Worlds Fair grounds decided TINT
they wanted 10 put their regular docks
Ia, and the city nu,hOfitics notified
the Transient OccupsUts ui the lake
front thpt thuy must move. The latter
assert that the conn any secuted the
privilege through unfair means anu
announce a determination 10 stand ON
their rights.
This morning the bArbor master
called on the police for htsisiancr and
twenty men were sent him. They
went down the lake front aud proceed
cd to order boats 10 pull away and pre-
pared TO romove the temporary landing
stages.
They no sooner started to work than
several mariners interiefei and
LIVELY ROW WAS TIM RESULT
One belligorent sailor nnd nn equally
warlikt policeman has fierce nght
with olubF, In which the sailor WA
badly wOrsted.
Several Of tho crow u ono vessel
were dragged OF 10 the station.
by this time several thousand people
congtegnted In the Lako Front Park
and made considerable denomination,
most Of them siu!ug with the sailors.
Tho police captain IN charge, felgiuga
riot, sent fOr fifty more men, and when
they arrived dispersed The crowd. The
police then proceeded with the wngE
" eviction and without further trouble,
beyond one M two slight encounters,
finished the job andioleared the place
whore tho docks are to ho put.
The sailors who have been ovict,d
ray their rights have been invaded,
aud propose to take the matter TO the
C0uIts.
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Thc RoyoIutlon In IIoudurn..

NEW ORLEANS, July j.-Dr. Poscy,
medical officer OF the LOultiana board
Of health, stationed at Caibn, Hon.
duras, In letter dated June 10Th gives
additional particulars concerning the
revolution headed by General Neuila
which broke out at Caila June 93rd.
He says IN the fight me OF the guards
was Killed and two wounded. The
Insurgents took possession Of the
custom house, telegraph office,
municipal Offices aud cOsst delenscs,
and captured and Imprisoned many
government aud municipal officials.
Many He'd.
On the 2ilh ofJune 300 insurgents
under General Neuila sliced the
American bark GOA Otcri" aud pro.
ceejed with her TO Truxillo Tor the
purpose OF capturing the town and cx.
terminating General Munio'n forces.
The letter states that nt tho time
thore was every reaBOn 10 believe the
revolution would be n general one.
Twenty dozen guns anu twenty-five
cues of cartridges gRnrd the harl,
"Joa Oteri" were tvIzed. Toe bark
was later released 10y the insurgents
and arrived In the Nlisslssippi qusran-
tine station this morning. Tho owner
Will Institute proceedings for damages.
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A - 40. 81 . nhlr nnr.r.

An Officer Of the police detail said
recently, when was a mounted
policeman ! learned Of u most hu.
name ari kind method of curing q
halky hor'e. lt'lot only never fails,
but II dos not give the slightest pain
10 the animal. When the horse re-.
fuses TO 80 take the front foot AZ the
fgtlock aud bond the leg ut the knee
joint, Hold II thus for three min
utes, and let Il down and Tire horse
will go.
Tho only way in which ! can no.
count for this effective mastery Of
the horse /. that h. can thinl, Of only
ono thing 40 a time and hayingmudc
up his mind not 90 40, my theory is
that the bending Of the lex takes his
mind from tho Original thought. ~
Our Animal Friends
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla., July 5.--Near.
~ toven hundred negroes nfn undor
arms tonight ard dpploycd In squads
In tho vicinity u tho Duvnl county
jail. They claim the whites intend To
lynch Ben Heed, Il negro arrested
yesterday for the murder Of Frank
Burrows. The whites say they have
no lea Of lynching. There Il much
excitement, however, ana the negroes
inslst upon keeping up the patrol. by
order OF Governor Fleming two com.
p,ny's " State troop were ordered out
tonight with n fur equipment and n
Gatling gun. The troops are Ia en-.
campnient In iron. Of the jail. Alta
late hour tonight the negroes were still
walking about In small squads, and u
IL thought that there Will DO no
trouble.
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IhclI.elIen Lr L.nslnnh.

LoNDOS, July o..-Ruuruh from
elections ny 10 1850 AIN. show that 10
the McCmthyilos, /. Among thuar re-.
turned art Burdet,u.Cnutis. eif GrIf-r
h'H'h i"N'i,, l. - NN"nppH Dat u
smith, W. q. &, CsveLdish BrutiIrk.
Among these defeated are Eichuau
Chamberlain aud iirHry NJ. Stanley,
nlsD Sir Harry W. Tyler.
Stanley, whose cam aign hns heen
watched with nlIn'h interest, was DE-.
lcnttd by $50 majority, h.s opponent
lving r. NJ. Caldwell, Liberal. no.
dnyi- gains ana lts'rs ofc n1ud. Yu,l.
The liH', says The 'l wing ,lIe BE-
absolutely s,syra II not 'auci back"
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4 women IN Wairs Greeted with zen.
nuu Misses.

LoNuoN, July 5,-MIs. Cornwqllis
West, canySs-iug Tor her husband IN
Wa,es, today tried To qurll row
among the electors WHO refused tl
allow her husband to zpeas, aud she
said.
al am an Irish woman, but II was
not uuil csur 10 Wales thai und
men capable Of ro'us!ug 90 h,ar q
woman who is pleading their cat C."
She wa, interrupted boy storm u
yells nui hissts. riucllly leaving the
platform The forced her way through
tho platform tom which the oppOsi.
ton orator WIS addressing the crowd
and tried { argue BIN silent. lie
SHOOK his lfiT IN hcr face aud repealed
the attempt. Finally % melee occurred
and Nra. West war forced tD return to
tho Ugiuust platform. Tic meeting
broke up Ia dltOgdur.
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Very funny was the salting of a
mino in Colorado which was bought
by ex-senator Tabor by order from
some friends OF his in Denver.
Chicken Bill, u prospector of rather
disreputable notoriety, did tho lob.
performing it 20 successfully lint
$4,000 was paid over TO him for the
property without any question. Iie
was so olatcd over the transaction ms
to be unable to keep the secret com.
municating it TO a number of mi.
mnto friends In this manner tbe
nows reached Denver, and the peo.
pie who hud employed Tabor as their
agent in tho matter refused TO 10.
ceive the mine, So Tabor, finding it
left upon HIS hands, determined ia
mako tho best Of the situation md
proceeded to dig farther IN tho hole
He pierced The rock ten foot farther
AMI came upon body Of orc which
proved to bc one of the richest eyor
found in tho state ,a..5.sosgss Gsn1
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In Michigan u double cedar knot IS
carried In the pocket go cure rhcu.
ma,ism, and 10 New Hampshire a
man carried % gll from the stems Of
gUlI'nrod for thc samo disease. 4
small white grub g. Ia tue aill and
hc thought ps long us tlr rub ~.
manned uliyc no rheumatism could
get hold OF him. Hickory nuts. The
buckeye aud is cousin. the horse
chestnut which brings good luck in
New Jersey, Ure other FOES TO rhcu.
muii-n IN different localities.
some people wear Il strange ring
mgdo of u lnuto with q hol, bored
through &c for rheumatism, and
other carry plain potato in the
pocket. Tho charm is moro potent
II the potato has been stolen. Al.
most anything seems 20 have rhcu.
muti.m fighting moporties, for IN
southern Michigan "a pebble in the
pocket orvcs to ward toG. Kuusas
City Jollull.
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nlsAlAnrIs nErLms.
ne would Iih.to usNra Law saitA.
a pnRIe.

BrW.iN, July The RGplJrgcr
NachEchilH, Bisinaguk's organ, uauscd
a sensation with an article written ina
reply To TIE recent threatening article
IA the North GctDlaH Gazette. Tho
article says that Bismarck regards tho
comments as ridiculous, anu viii not
ascrioe them to ministerial Inspiration.
Thenrticio cont, luus:
When the prince lakes hls seat In the
RcicnHlng hls ,ri.lrlsus VIII not he TO-
siric,cl 10 thO limits already observed.
II viii hu interesting In thu highest
'usion " Judicial proceedings should he
instituted. lAat such step would To
unwolc3ms to Prince Bismarck we 10
not believe. lie would hardly false
amy ELECTION agai r, a dramatic cOn.
Clusiun 10 his political career even II
the consequences were more serious
to him than -ussiblr according 10 state
law,
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Thcrc can b, no doubt that the
moro palntublfa foods tho better it
is Tor digestion protidod that tho
flavor il natural. Tread is ono OF
those things Which i badly madc
disgusts and may bt tho cause OF
imperfect nutrition. English people
ara toast eating pebble, and ~ that
they show th.., wiilom. To touss
bread is 90 hnya ina tcrtaiu measure
made the bread easiir Of digestion.
You convert 10y me.ms of heat part
Of tho starch into ITO moro soluble
form Of dsstin -N4w York'Times.
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Tho Trouble a. Homestead Assuming
Formidable prcportInns


PitIsuTgu, ra., July d. The affairs
No Homestead urr as-umipg M ugly
lhn.c and serious Trouble f. azure.
henitd. Yesterday the manager u
the Carncgi" Steel Company appealed
TO the sheriff Tor protection, ana this
afternoon ten deputies were SOFT DOWN.
A crowd ui .Uln wufkmcn met chem 10
The station aud escorted them a. the
b NJ and ordered them g. return ~ tho
city. Afirr the d,puiipe hat lett the
excited men tore down the shefiiirs
PROCLAMATION commanding them - ~.
Aaiu from interfering with the work.
men, etc, aud the UAritlmcut tQui,ht
is Intense. Tomorrow lAry viii 70
mo count aud aek that Chairman
FrcA lu reclaimed from ,rbiug
mtnsUtcH that VIII result dlsasttuusly
t. the quiet and peace OF llumcslcad,
taking the ground that his action ia
having the deputies brought IN ~
ncnucins. They also sent u telegram
10 the sheiitl might hrggiug him not
TO semi more Deputies Ne they were not
n'ciej. Frick has made a counter
hprtal calling upon the ihvTin g pfo-
t.ct the property OF the company.
IN" tic Il OF events today shows no
indication Of "a nation OF husltlltiua
In tho labor war. The Interests arc
centeivs Ia thu adjourned conference
tomorrow between the manufacturers
and thc unnlyHuAt,d associations. 10
o. iclt hat the meeting viii end IN the
siWr iruitNs- manner ~ the twu pto.
viuus ones. Both side. stani firm.
rlNEEEgONs LEAVE tuR luE PLACE.
Ats o'clock this morning two model
barge, fitted up with urftils. nrd Occu.
pied ~ 800 Pirker,On detectives, let
uhis city tor Homestead.
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Tinu,ing ia venezuela.

NEW GuRIS, July 3D. hu Herahf's'
Caracas correspondent snys that n great
engagement took place near that city
july LIST between the revOluti0u.sts anu
government troops. The losses were
heavy. There was no decisive result.
Az the Dispatch was being sent word
was received that lighting had boon
renewed. II the government forces fail
agains' CfCsro's men the new admin.
istrEtion will be- forced 10 follow ez.
Dictator PalaC!o into exile.
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DrrlaS, july 9Th, ltlsh.Amcfi.
csn continuation, which arrived irw
days ago iOi TN IurrDc Of tying 20
elect u peaceful settlement VI tie az.
ference httwttn the pc;iDus. has ic-
ccivcd n reply o. the communication
t,nt 10 justin Mccarthy. Hr replied
ihat he must consult with the mem.
tyis Of his patty. II II believed TINT
10th ,iics NJ" opposed io the clusiirr-
ing oitL' question until after tuv r,yc.
tons ARE '. lhr cnmm.s-ioups 40
not dcsi all u ,muoihius matters ,hen.
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Attempted to I,in TITS wife.

HURON, 3. d., July On. r. ThOmp.
son was brought here today from Ar
lington, Kingsbuty county, and placed
In iail charged with attempting TO xiii
his wife and Mrs. Blighten, with whom
she boarded. Hls wiio loft him several
months ago because OF cruel treatment,
and secured u divorce yesterday. He
went to her house and underworld 10
induce her to return to him. Meeting
n Tefusal, he drew butchorknifc amt
struck her In the abdomen, inilicting
serious wounds. He then turned ON
Mrs. Blightcn and cut her 10 severely
that her intestines pToirudcd. Hothen
attempted TO take his own life but
was overpOwercd, He now snys the
deed WAS committed while under the
influence of.opium, taken with suicidal
intent.