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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-17


William Mccoy, who murdered his
mistress, Mollie Megruder, in Kansas
City on the night Of April 6, was hanged
1t Lexington, No, yesterday. He con-
fessed his crime on the scalfold.
-Lincoln's birthday may be made
State holiday in Washington.
1t is again reported in Seattle that the
Chicago, Burlington 81 Quincy railroad
company will begin work on its Pacific
coast extension within two months and
will possibly 20 as far as Portland.
The nlummnth car ferry and ice crusheF
Ste. Marie, built by the Detroit Dock
company for the Michigan Central and
other roads for transferring cars across the
Strait Of Mackinaw, was successfully
launched yesterday afternoon.
The whaling steamer Nabwhal reported
lost in the Gulf of Toker is undoubtedly
the steam whaler of that name hailing
from San Francisco.
The flying squadron" composed Of
the cruisers Baltimore, Charleston and
San Francisco and the gunboat York
town, have arrived at St. Thomas, West
Indies, on their way to New York for
the purpose of taking part in the naval
review.
The Pope celebrated mass in St.
Peters, Rome, yesterday, in the presence
OF G,0OO Italian pilgrims, four Cardinals,
and 40 Bishops.
-The legislature Of the Isle of Jersey
has resolved against the use of English
in the Assembly The majority Of the
Legislators affirmed that the official lam
guage was French, and that no sufficient
reason existed for making any change.
Nicholas Bogart, one of the oldest and
best known colorsd men in the State,
aud man af national renown during tue
slavery days, is dead at Albany NJ Y.
/ He had served the late Secretary of State
Seward for over 40 years, and was cared
for in his old age by the Seward family,
/ He was nearly 100 years old.
The Italian Legation in Washington
has been officially informed that NJ I'm
garo and M Cauzi, OF the italian Par.ia,
meut, have been appointed as royal com
missioners- general 1t the Chicago Worlds
Fair.
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READING h. 4. SYSlEA
Lehigh Valley Division.

FE4AAFI Lehigh Valley Division.
Anthracite coal used ex-
clusively, insurtng cleanli.
ness and comfort
Arrangement Of passenger trains Dec 4, 1892,
Passenger trains leave Shenandoah for
Penn Haven Junction, Mauch Chunk, LIE
lighton, Slatington White Hail. Catasauqua,
Allentown, Bethlehem, Euston, Philadelphia,
Hazleton, Weatherly, Quakake Junction, Del
mo ane Mahanoy City at 60l, 74O eOs m,
For New YORK, ga, VOs a. m, 1859, $40,
5.H p. m.
For Hazleton, wilkes Barre, White Haven,
Pittston, Laceyville, Towanda, Sayre Waverly,
Elmira, Rochester, Niagara Falls and the West
l04l a. m, (3.t0 p. m, no connection FOR Roches
ter, Buffalo or Niagara Falls s0S p. m;
For Belvdere, Delaware Water Gap anu
StrOudsburg, 6O4 q. m, 527 p. m.
For Lambertville and Trenton, 9.08 a. m.
For TunkhannocS, t041 a. m, 3.l0, 03 p. M.
For Auburn, Ithaca, Geneva and LYONS lO4l
For Jeanesville, Lewiston and Beaver Meadow,
740, 008 a. m., 5.27, SOB p. m.
For Audenried, Hn2letOn, Stockton and Lum
Der Yard, 6.O4, 740, 9.Os, l0.41 a. M, 1882, BIO
For r Scranton 6.Ol, 9Os, 1O.H a. m, $40, b,27
SOB pm.
FOR Hazlebroot, Jeddo, Drifton ana Freeland
6O4, 40. 9.O8, 0.41 a. m, t252 $40, 527 p m.
For Ashland, Girardville and Lost Creek, AZ
746 S52, 1915 a. m, LOO, l4O 4lO, $50, slO' S'l7
For Raven Run, Centralia, Mount Carmel anf
Shamokin S.b2, TO- lb a. m, l4O. A.4O, 8U p. NJ.
For Yatesville, Park Place, Mahanuy City aEo
Delano .04, 740 o.08, i0.il a m, 1852 3lO 5.E'
SOB 9. .33, 10 28 p. m.
Trains will leave ShamolSin at 7.55, ll.55 a. II.
210, 43O, z. m. ana arrive at Shenandoah al
| sos a. m. 1872 $40, 527 p. m.
| Leave Shenandoah for POttsVlle, bbO, 74t
| 908, 104l a. m. 1882, $40, 4l0, 5.2i, SOB p. m
Leave Pottsville for Shenandoah, 500, 7.31
905 1918, 114S a. m, 232, 300 $50, 100, Il5, 88
pm.
| Leave Shenandoah for Hazleton, 6.04, 7.4O, 9Os
| I04l a. m, 12.52, g. 10, 5 q. SO3 p. m,
| Leave Hazeton for Shenandoah, 183, BIZ
| II O6 a. M, 12.45, $40, $50, 7lO, 7.5s p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
| Trains leave for Ashland Girardville and Los
| Creek, 729, 40 a. m, 1890, 2. 45 p. m.
| For Yate 5ville, Park Place, Mahanoy City
! Dolano, Hazeton, Black Creek Junction, PenI
| Haven Junction, Mauch Chunk, Allentown
| Bethlehem, Easton and New York, $40 a. m,
| 2.55 p. m.
For Philadelphia y 30 So p. m.
| For Yatesvilie, Park Place, MahaEoy City an.
| Delano, $40, ll35 a. m, 1890 2.55, 440 6Of p. m
Leave Hazleton for Shenandoah, s.3U ll,S
q. m, LOS 4.37 p. m. ..
Leave Shenandoah for Pottsville, $50, SAC
| $50 a. m, 2.45 p. m.
Leave Pottsville for Shenandoah, $50 lO,f
| an, l.35 5,15 p. m.
l A. SWEIGARD Gen. Mgr,
G. 6. HANCOCK, Gen. Pass. Agt.
Philadelphia, Pa,
A. w. NONNEMACHER, Asst, G. p. A.
South Bethlehem, Pa
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PIrTsnuR5, Feb. 1T-The Commercial
Iele r.pIsr5' Association is stu. in sex
sion here and viii probably not finish up
its business before Saturday. The ques-
lion OF a. u..el.u-e fund is receiving atten-
tion. This aud will be used iu case Of
strikes or ior outs aud viii Doe put out at
interest Uaauuls iJr higher wages and
stilees are lyt o.ius considered.
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USED BY ALL ROOFERS.
u. G- In " 11 sszzss--E5TT T-s' &
---- ELASTIC
Rubber GSG1I2 9nG !
For Slate, Tile, Tin or Iron Roofs.
Sold in all size paclzages from 10 pounds upI

Pointing up and repairing all cracked join
on all kinds Of roofs, ana around chimney.
COPING stones, styl4ghts dormer window
cutters, wood or stone work, breaks ana I'd
holes or any place to be made wateI.tit ht u
equaled for laying and bedding SLATE AN
leak or become looseucd ltiS very adhesiv
sticks firmly to anything, forming a tougi
leather-like skin over the top, will not run
loosen fro. 10 Joints or cracks, summer or WI
ter This cement needs no reference, IL d,
stood the test for thirty two years. and nevl
fails to give perfect satisfaction. II is Z
most useful article a roofer can have in Il
shop. The cement Is prepared ready for ~
an is 10 be apple with q -roWel ana is If
moist by keeping covered with water or
and will not yet sun or dry. COlOrs, brown aQ
j. G. HErZEL, So Maine ST., Newark n. J(
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5oUsEBURNGa DEARBORN CAUGHT.


FAHauNGrov, N. H., Feb, Flaw
renee Dearborn, who is wanted for com
phctty in the burning Of house in West
Newbury, Mass, wherein Thomas Addi-
sen and his son William were burned to
death, has been arrested here and turned
over to the officers from Massachusetts,.
David Collins, who WAS the principal
in the affair, committed suicide in jail
last Saturday.
lie owned the house, and before he
died confessed that he hired Dearborn
and man named Hubbell to burn the
building, so that he could gel the insur-
auoe, not knowing that the Addisons
were in Oh. house
Hu5bell has turned States evidence
and corroJorates Collins story. lie says
CHAT he and Dearborn got $3.50 each for
the job.
lie insists that they all supposed the
AdIIsOus were away.
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The first regiment OF which Col Hughes
is commander, comprises most OF the
companies in the vicinity OF Topeka, and
they form a decided majority Of the men
in the field
The colouel's retort staggered the Gov
eruor, and the colonel's action embarras-
SEES him TO that extent he has about
decided to place no more reliance on the
STATE troops
The prospects to-day are that the Pop
ulists will decline TO accept the proposl,
tion Of compromise as amended by the
Republicans and that the situation will
then lapse back into the condition OF yes
Jcrday.
IL that event the only resource left the
Fopulists will be reliance upon provis:
ianul troops.
The general feeling this morning is one
Of renewed unpasiuess, and predictions
are freely made that to-day may see the
long anticipated war inaugurated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-17

wAsHINaToN, d. C., Feb. H.. For New Eng
and: Fair, colder, northeasterly winds with
probable snow tonight or tomorrow; cold
wave in southern portions.
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No nav CABINET APPOINTMENT,

smiths Selection Makes New England or
Western Men Probable for Other Places.
LAKEWOOD, N. j., Feb 17.-Mr Cleve-
land remained at home all day yesterday,
and had no caller Of political prominence.
He is not yet ready TO name the men
who will be Secretary Of the Navy, Sec
ratary Of Agriculture, and Attorney-Gen-
.ral
The candidates who were supposed to
have The best chances for the three posi-
lions We're Con Iressman Hilary A. Her
bert, eX-Gov. Francis, Of Missouri, and
ey-Soiiciyor-Gencral jerks, Of Philadel-
Juia
The selection Of Hoke Smith, Of
Georgia, aud Senator Carlisle, Of Ken
uchy, is. however, said TO weaken the
chances of Hilary A. Herbert, for the
reason that he would make the third
Southern man, while New England and
he Far West would go unrepresented in
.he Cabinet.
There is no certainty, however, that
Mr. Cleveland will regard geographical
lines IA the selection of his Cabinet.
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WANTS. &o.

UOE RENT.-Society and CLUB rooms In the
A tOTuey, ROOM B. l2-l4u
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NOR %ALE-Livery outfit FOR sale cheap for
y cash. Apply 10 II. J.. Conry, No 81 south
Main street. l-l9-tf
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NXTANT D-A good girl, about 10 years Of
w age, for general hou ework, Apply ~ II
-Uuth White street, 2lf-tf
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WANTED Two bright men NJ good ad-
w dress for 30 p ying position Must furnish
good reference and security. Apply in person
{ ERALD office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-17

Q LESMEN Energetic men wanted, Free
- prepaid outfit OnH of our agents has
earned over $50 900 in five years z. Q; Box
1871 New y Ork 2-l63t
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OST-An account book of no value what
] ever eEceut to owner Finder will please
leave same at HERALD office AID receive
rev rd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-17

NETAVrED-A school boy, aged 10 or "A years,
w to owork between school hours. Apply at
No p North JIrdin street 2l5 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-17

WI NNTED.-A girl about IS or 20, tidy in APP
w peara Ce, good habits and not afraid to
work can inI employment in small family,
no children. by applying at the HERALD office.
y one others need apply,
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no L MINERS W WANTED-To dig hard and
~ soft coal IN pitching vein five feet thick, no
g -, good roof. Regular work the year through.
Good wages. Appl OF address John I. Jones,
Supt, Gayton, Virginia, 10 miles from Rich
mOnd. 2b-6t-eod
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NOR SALE OR RENT.-A large store ana
L dwelling. Store room suitable for any
businl ST.. Stable in the rear. For full parti-
culars apply at No, l3l E. Centre street.
NahAnov CITY, Pa 2-l6-f
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j Y. WOOD,
Genl Pass gr Agt
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Anthracite coal used ex-
clusively, insurtng cleanli.
npgg and comfort
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SUED FOR $4,000.
Catholic Priest Asked to Settle For Permanent
Injuries to Child.

BENNINGTON, Vt, July "A - Sheriff
Reeves has served papers upon Rev
Father Cevarec. pastor of st. Joseph's
church, in favor Of Ida Godette, summon
ing him before the September term OF the
county court suit is brought to recover
TOR personal injuries received at the hands
ot the late Mis-, La Chapelle, who was n
teacher in ST .Ioseph's parish school The
amount of damages is set at sl0.H1
The plaintiff alleges that the def ndant
had exclusive control Of the school and
selected, the teacher. 1t is claimed that
Miss LA Chap'le was knowa to be a
woman If yio,ent disposition. given to
furnishing children excessively and I'M
necessarily, and that he knew this from
complaints made to him. 1t is charged
that Miss La thapelle excessively pun
shed Ida t;udette, causing meningitis,
which left her in crippled condition.
At the last term of the county court a
verdict was obtained arainst Miss La Cha
belle FIR upward Of $3.50, but she has
since died. Sue had no property. and the
present suit is therefore brought
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EACH BOTTLE GUARANTEED.
THE SOUTH AND WEST
Aill Uaite In Opposing the Repeal Of the
sherman Law.

WASHINGTON, July "a - congressman
who were most interested in defeating the
passage of the force bill, it is reported.
will aid their western colleagues Ia oppos'
ing the unconditional repeal of the oher-
man silver hill This state of affairs Is
represented to have been brought about
by correspondence between western silver
men and many southern senators. IL Is
said that at the time the force blii
was before the senate the western silver
senators bolted their party caucus
TO aid their southern friends and
resisted to the bitter end all
efforts to "whp them into line" that 1t
WAS througA their efforts, united with
those of the solid Democratic minority,
led bv Senator tiurman, that the fight
against the force bill was successful, and
that much diplomacy was necessary to
gather sufficient strength from the Re
publicans to defeat the force bill and that
obligations were consequently then in
curred which has since benefited the Re
publican senators who aided the Demo
Gratis
Tariff, silver and all other questions
were at the time
Kelegaird to the background.
and every energy was put forward by the
southern people to prevent the passage OF
the force bin, Ii is cited that, by strange
coincidence, the very Republican senators
rom the west who helped defeat the force
bill are now the most interested in CON
.inuing he use uf silver rs money, and
are calling upon the southern senators to
help them to prevent action which they
believe will prove to be a calamity to the
business interests of their states.
A southern senator friendly to silver
said that he felt very much like going to
the aid of his fellows in the west. BY so
doing, he added that he could repay an OBJ
legation that both he and his people felt
was due TO those who aided them defeat
the 'cursed force bill"
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TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

Early Bird is a horse that is very likely to
le very prominently before New Englanders
his wear, and is q notable case of the sur
siyal OF good horse against 'blsck-cap-
ping" and ill-report. Early Bird was bree
by f. W. Ayers in kentucky and was sold a,
4 colt TO Brook Curry the Lexington trainer
him IA a 3-year-old, and gave $4,000 for
i'm. George W. Leayitt, on one of his
Visits to Kentucky, saw the colt and Ike j
BIN. He bought him against the advice of
rome of the best judges in the blue gras'
fegion, who claimed he was knee knock
e The $500 he gave was considered
money. wasted, but Early Bird has never
ct touched q boot and wears the set he
went his first race in. When Mr. Leavitt
kold Esrly Bird To DR.. Drake for $40 00o
the price vas doubted because il
vas said that he was marked 70,
ife in 2.21li, notwithstanding thai
sell posted men knew thai Jerry bNsi
,ad driven him many mile better thar
, %. lie wss cor gratulated on getting "s,
EASY a mark" ami wtile they were GLAD
.eavitt got the money they felt very sorry
sor the man vho la 4 given up the $1,000
a fter earning him out very nearly in thu
4 ,ud DR. Drake campaigns him, and the
lfrst raca beats good fell and marks him
h. 10 l-2 refuses an offer of S25 900 and
! ants $50 000-Boston Globe.
The Maine bred horses have made glo-
ious record so far.
\ Build Doble in speaking of Robert Bon
,er's criticisms on the proposed attempts to
.hwer the record in an od-style sulky and
also his structures on Nancy Hanks per
torrance in the bicycle sulSy says ''Itis to
we regretted that Nr Bonner talks as he does
10 often He has been help to the turf in
lie way Of sulIening the prices Of horses but
S;s Arguments over the sulky have been en-
1ireIy out of place. We are progressive
People. and everything good tia, is invented
Ne take as standard Mr. Boomers horse
had all the advantages of his day, which
we're great improvements ID harness and
iulky over that used by y 'xter and Flora
Temple, and yet it has always teen con-
ceded that Maud S. was Il better horse than
hose two
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PALxER. NssA. July A-fhe negro
who % hrutAliy aasaulted 5. y. Lawrence
on Wednesday was captured saturday
evening NJ Gsisxrsville-
He gives his name Is Charles g. Firlsis
snd his re-is-nce Al no particular place,
bat lately on the California coast The
name is soobsiess csrrret, IS be has IN his
possession a deed for a piece OF property In
washipgssn Territory. which he says b.
bought with his earnings before he stared
east. last fall II may be, however, that
the paper wss stolen by him
Ffrld says that his action on "Wednesday
wss in seli-eirtrn-e. that when he weut To
work for Lawrence it was with the uuder-
standing that, if he understood the
work, he was 10 have employment: that
after working lie, Lawrence conf
,nenced TO mud fault with bis work; words
followed, si-d iiually. Lawrence ordered
him 10 leave, emphasizing the order by
Attacking Him with a Pitehfork.
Fields saws he lodged the attack rs wei!
Is he could. and, in running around u
wagon in the bara. he stumbled over
rock. which he picked up aud used TO de-
fen1 himself with
The 80 shots which Fields received ia his
left side bothered him great deal, and he
WAS several times on the point OF giving
himself up. but be heard guns fired aud
thought he might be iynehed If he sur
rendered. He could hear men bunting Tor
him. and once IA nian stood within two
feet OF him in the woods.
His wounds bothered him so that Satur-
day nigh, be made up his mind that be
Could stand 1t No Longer,
aud. KNOWN. that he was being looked
for. he walket, into a shoenaker's shop III
Gilber,vilie 10 buy "a pair OF shoes. The
shoemaker Thought he was the man
wanted and sent his sou for an officer.
Mr. Lawrence is improving aud hopes
are entertained for his recovery. These
WHO know Mr. Lawrence do not believe
that he first assaulted the negro.
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James Carroll, % years old, was killed
by a fall in mill at Proctor, Vt.
Three Nottingham ~ II J fishermen in
eight trips this week secured 421 pickerel.
James Walker, aged -, living at Water
bury. Conn, hanged himself Cause,
drink.
Thomas Malta aged % years, a Port.
land (Me) 'longshoreman, was overcome
by the heat and died.
Peter sullivan Of Fall River, Mass.
aged 9, WAS drowned in Mt. Hope bay, be
ing capsized from yawl.
Thomas Keith of Campello. Mass, was
thrown from a wagon. receiving in
juries which resulted in his death.
The dead body of an infant was found in
he Connecticut river at Holy0ke. Mass
rhe chih waS alive when born, and died
from sulfocation.
John H. Crandall. for the past three
years treasurer Of the Newburyport and
Ameshury Mass Horse Railroad com
pany. has resigned
VI J WakeIy cigarmaker of West
field, Mass, and financial secretary of the
local branch of the Ancient Order OF HI
bernians. is missing.
ity of it's kind in Connecticut, ratified the
new city charter with virtually no opposi-
ton. the vote being i52 TO "a.
Beginning today the Glendale Elasti C
Fabric company, Nashawsnnuek Suspen-
der Manufacturing company and button
works at East Hampton. Mass, will run
III half time.
Garnet O. Spencer. chief clerk Of the
Connecticut sehoo! fund. who is in Lima,
O.. investigating the affsirs of f. L. Gum,
the missing loan agent. has found a short
aye of $50. 0da thus far.
The Franklin Bronze company of New
York has closed deal with the Housa-
tonic Water company at Birmingham.
Conn, for new factory on the Housa-
tonic river, to employ - men
The report that Halle & Fost's wooden
factory at Hinsoiale, y. H, would shut
down, throwing out $50 hands, was un-
true. Work will he Suspended for two or
three weeks to change looms,
Private dispatches received at New Bed
ford. Mass, from san Francisco report the
whaling steamer Belvedere at Dunalaska
July 2, with s5fo pounds of whalebone. The
same dispatches report the karluek, with
four whales.
Mrs. Edward +. Mason OF Saeo, Ne,
died Saturday. after three weeks illness
Three weeks ago she entertained a sailor
at her horne, and it is thought her illness
was brought about by his abuse. An au-
sopsy is being held.
The town Of Monson, Mass, has two
missing p-ople Mrs. George Wright left
her home July 8. but nothing is known Of
her whereabouts. George Joyce disap
peared about iadays ago and has not been
heard from since He is about Is years OF
age.
The private and business affairs OF + 8
Francis, cashier or the Pittsfield Mass
National hank, who was short time since
stricken with n stroke OF apoplexy. are in
- mixed condition that h. will he given
leave Of anasncs unSl RsAskn.sss ssE.iSlsr
Oad cut
~-
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a BLOODY FREE FIGHT
p,r.icipa.ed IN BY Drsnsea Poles and NJ
aarians At Prieebars. "a

SCRANTON. Pa, July A--Sasurdsy was
nav iay a, sl,e aiines at PriceharS, pop
u,pus borough OF this county. ana we
Huns and Poles Of the town bryan 70
sriuk heavily. At o'clock SATURDAY
night Hun aud a Pole engaged IN hsa1
in Bryop Fslloa's saloon. and their eoah.
try,nen took sides with them, Tree nsn,
resulting. Tue bnrough police arrests"
four Huugarsans and lodged them IN Tue
pricebuxg Jail.
A,Y O'clock the Hunsarians held An IN
diynation meeting and then proceeded N !,
b,sIy to the Jail where they oSerpowereA
the keeper and liberated the PRISONERS
Thi, caused tn largest riot that mas oe
Cured in this region in ID years Ihs
poe, took except on. and race war was
commenced, lasting three hours, during
which there was reign Of terror, all th'
saloons in the town being taken possession
uf and the officers driven OIL
Over 30 men were injured. three fatally
and one Pole had his ears cut OIL. Many
windows were broken in with stones ana
clubs. Shortly before midnight Dep"ss
Sheriff Craig arrived with a weii-ar'ne'
posse and overawed the rioters ana r.
stored peacs. Many arrests will follow.
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Tried to Shoot His Vile.

NEW BEDFORD. Mass, July "a Charles
II. Borden is under arrest on warrant
charming him with an assault on his wife,
Minnie A. Borden, and the latter will ask
that her husband be placed under bonds
TO keep the peace. They have not b.en
living together for some time. Borden
went To his wife's house yesterday, and
being refused admittanCe he drew a re-
yolver and, pointing it at her, fired several
bullets into the house. She succeeded in
shutting the door without being hit, but
the bullets whistled uncomfortably near
her.