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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17
as'eeklg Citizen
Cosntrt Ckwr.
Asvsry,h,as assss,sH IN Nerth~h-t
Mer.aIIIls touatN

ueraattits tountt.
Il IL tell you. lny," remarked rN-C"nniy
\ Commisriuner RllrrA yesterday an"rn"u
10 n CIriEES scribe, "thr C,rhiti mining
camp II ls-uning aud more guui srikes
arr b.ing made H. the camp than any
where clse IN the southwest. ! am thor.
loughly excited and enthusiastic over the
pr~,1cts IL that district. for all the indi-
,cstions ~ to show that C"chiti will uunn
tbe known. no, only ~ mining camp but
a. n lively, business city, IN few short
months | live NJ Wallace, half a-dAy's
drive nun the camp. and know what ]
am talking about when tell you that At
, least four hundred penple arr now scat
tered here and there Ia the district, with
the prospects exceedingly fright for s"v.
leral thousand mere 10y summer can
fdidly believe, IL the gold veins now ETA.
c,tinter,si hold out. aud experts say they
will. that 10y neat August ~ September y
town IT three ~ e. thousand people will
spring ~ az mushrooms snmcw here IN
3 ia. immediate vicinity uf the principal
mines
4 "pruplr from nbrs.d." continued NJ
8Ribera. "hANr visited the camp, examined
thr ur,'. and the, all pronounce every thin.
h. X Tor n bright iutur" Hon + puu.
me. ni Nevada. wh",y' hr followed MN.
Ding AR years, and II r.gRrlrd g,sI al.
Ahori,y on mines. has made several visits
b. the district, AMI after every visit hr bc-
scomcH more certain that the camp pu=.
rcaHru the r,1Iuri '," ore brai M r,S.k io
bring II To- III" fi,nt ~ On" uf IL" principal
4guld mining Il rIr,cts IN New M"Niru The
excitement reached wallace ni,rr Tue
ClrIzKN hrr, hrrnlu,,i the news IT the lis
trict {" IL" ruhhr. aud sine" then th" b..
tle tnwu, which has h,'vn enjoying IA hong
8slrcp. has assumed au AIR 81 activity aud
3puthlting parties Alr seen every la, load
Mug up for the camp The h"m Sill put
4 Wallace on her feet once more. and as
Wallace me ,hauts huy frum ,hr wh"'r.
..sal- merchants uf Albuquerque. C".rti
Twill he ,hc INSTRUMENT thruuA 70 winch both
.3,larrs will receive va'uahI" hru,ttr."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17

while the pr ncipIc Of 49," NJ ~
'l"c'rIciiy at IL distance, says Pro.
e. .ur \ Graham lioii, lis the same
!, that applied Ia tn" telephone yet
VII b" yory much more difficult ~
-truct such an apparatus. owing
tho imncn-oly greater rapidly
D which tho vibrations Of light
q ' place when compared with tho
, a'iuns ~ sound II Is merely a
.". tnn, however. Of finding din-
I'Iragm which viii h. sufficiently
cu~it,vo 10 receive those vibrations
Ind produce tn corraspondinH olec.
IrIyal variations
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17
MRS sppouL's DISCIPLINE
IIo~ she ,duc-d Hsr husband TO 10
" Nnrhrh I'm,


Sailor. are said g. lie N ~ super.
atitOuU~ than other men, AMI II ID
certain that IN their joutn"yings
round the world they gather many
strange tanc,oA Amhru~" >pruul.
known In his natiy" village a. "Cap'7
Am. was n exception To- the RAJ -.
lays the iouth's (umpanIon His
head was iul, ~ notions q tho
stranHest ana most foolish sort liza
was posse"s"l, too. ~ spirit ~ In
dOlcnce 80 much all tho ncigh hors
knew, and good Mrs Sproul. low.
ing and faithful wife, often found
herself called upon To cStrnuate and
apologize for lis shortcomings IN tho
ego Il the public
"tar'n Am is put ~ wIllln' 10
work when hc gits started. she
would often say. but have to
tackle him uncommon severe to start
him
After ii tlmo however. II was no.
ticcd that Captain Am had mcndrd
his WA and grown all at once very
Industrious When Mrs Spr mi was
0f'h'N w. hN''NN Wv Ulhll'T Hit gave
the following explanation;
You see that ole lean - On our
house has needed shinglin for a good
spoil and had said everything to
the capn 10 have him do H. Hut he
KEEP puttcrin' round and putin me on
lie NY when IL was fair IL didn't
need shinglin'. an when II rained no
c "uldnt do H. some days h. d ci,
ready tu GO TO work. an then ho'd
remember he saw crow Twin alone.
bctn Assure sign II foul weather, or
" 50 the. were Ayin' In circ cs an
calm
Sometimes Il was tina, he'd
dr"amt o' hcin In docp water, an
then he wouldn trust himself on the
ruf Tor fear Of accident
well. one day ho got fairly to
work an begun to hov hops, whom
al ~ u sudden an owl few round
the barn three times aud huoted
Down come Ambrose on tn" rut and
hurried into the house It's comm
u terrible hurricane he SAYS An
owl hooting in daylight IL u sure
sign
I've got . tol'bIo good tompor.
but must say vas ritrd. | didn't
squirt OFT, though, but jest left my
work and TUX book To read |
kop' rcadin'. and by and by the cap'n
says Amt IL bout time for mess ("
II looked up kim oi surprised an
says ] we don't want to bother
much bout eAtin In sech q ter bio
gale ss this
About 2 o'clock no got himsc eli
some bread an milk. but no never
driv another nail | didn't git any
regular supper, an the next mornin
! didn't get up ! said | drqamt Of
white horse. an II was 4 sure sign
OF death. an ! wanted to 20 decent
In my bod while ! was prepared
He was In . terrible TAX n TO go
over to the upper doestric' 10 tho
circus, but said the chickens
'rowcd before shutdown. an IL was
an Indication OF sudden tornadoes.
We'll, bout 10 O'Clock I hoered
tho shingles slappin onto the lean to
lively. an then | got up an prepared
= good meal lilo eat as though he
enjoyed H. an seemed oncomm ON
.oci 5lo
That's ALL" she said, aftor .
moments silence. In which she
smiled 10 herself "Senco then he's
oeon dif'rent When he has q lob
20 do be- goes At II, an all the crow.
iyin' an ow ..hootin In two counties
.Ouldnt skeer him into stoppin,.n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17
,.rr,., y s-op, ou s,nl. ISLAND.

II. experiment oi putin, carrior
n cons on sable l. land. that narrow.
~. sandy Island H. my t. tur u4'h.
vt oI Cape tau.o, y =, which has
',n called "'h" graveyard ut Tie
antin, has proved succos- fat
." experiment Wa, ,rlrd by tho
.Uadiau government R.A relief to
v ISLANDERS, tho govern u"n' steam
making Ony monthly trips The
ming loft oi tho birds IL ~ Halifax,
."ar,S !"D mI.r' from the island,
ri the night Is mad" over tho
'r'ich 81 sea In less than day ono
D.. con was out in the huavy storm
IN lost part OF It's message, bat
'uuugh was dociphrrrI TO show that
81 were we'll on the island that
morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17
Merara Af rrnn.frr-

Albuquerque, part ~ lot ~. Nichols 4
Bowd-n addition consideration, ESQ
jesus u Armijo and wife u " Rohrr,
Tote II AMI ~. hlrk ~. New Mexico
T"~nSi,e company, consideration. o..
~ 81
q N Marion, trustee. to n. W DobHnn.
r"lcAs" ~ trur, deed ,o lo,s /. }, 3 and 4.
hl"'k 81, New Mckee Towuai,e com
rany.
T. W lnhson and wifi. ,o G u Amber.
snn, trustee, lots !. =. 4 and I, hluyk -.
New Mexico Townsi,r company ,cuu-ulcr.
a,ior $i,7bO
Jesus CAndrlAria aud wife ,u JuAuitA
CandrlAriA, house aud lands ia Ran, hu
Srco; consideration. 600
Melton Gutirrrrs aud wfr to Juan Run,
piece ~ land IN l>~ 'inrgor aud Las Can
drlAriss; consideration. S9i
James X McCuwAn AMI wife too W
Strong, lds IL. II. H. And ~. blurk q.
Duran n Alexander additions considers
ton, $500
Georg' n. barney And wife a. james u
smith, property IN Gallup, consideration.
$3.50
JAcoho irSArri successor in trust :,
John J krrgAn aud wife. release u prop.
rr,l IN Gallup
John krrgHn and WIFI ,o Allen
Johnron. trustee, property IL GalIupi
consideration. $500
q. W Mryert Ia Cnggr-hall estate. con.
alteration affidavit aud chAt,rl mortgage.
Si3.
Mar" W Wallis aud husband To- W =
Strlcklrr, trustee, lot 20. block :. lots ), Il.
: and :. hl"k 80, aud lots laand ~. bl,vk
20. New Mexico TownSitc company; con
alteration, SS,Wn
u 7 Mckinney and wifi Ia Ami. Zir.
hut, pi,-c" II land IN ArmiJu bros adj.
tinn. $1i 31A;j feet In + ArrnJn addition.
$500; 25N ~ feet III + Army" addition,
Sj3h. ln, II. hlnck !, lots aud :. block 9.
lot /, block u, n T. Ar,nyo addition. Nc.
>, 500; lotr ! | and ~. block y, Northern
addition. $500 51xiS feet on Second street,
Sljo;a piece "f land south II ia. city 81
Albuquerque, ~ yANls north tn south. and
900 yarlr east Ia west, so; piece II
land in DurAnrs, $50; r,'c" If land IN
Atrsc", $50; u Inrc" II hand IN Ranches
lie AtriSco, Sl25.
Juan CarnbAjAl de- Sellllr Ia Vivian "a
rNhAjal, piece II laul un the north sldr
IL the CARMEL road confederation, ego
Kite Muir to Frank T. Sturgrs and Al.
cNandrr Rogers, l"ca,iou crrtihcnt" ia
Sanda Mining dir,rir'
Hope mine ,o Frank T.. S,ursrs aud
Alexander Rogers, location crrtidratr III
aniia Mining district,
Antonio and Purioria MARITIME I" H..
rr'ulu Gr"ii ard CIani"usiu To,I piece
. ur land in II Llano; consideration. 80
A H. Walker and wifi /" John Wick
-,r"m and Joseph Barnett, lot II, hlrck
-. New Mexico Towu-i'r company con.
-Di"rntinn. Sio0.
II. = Breathe, trustee, tod & BHldrIgr
'''l"nr'' "f decd east !, southwest aud
lots AMI I, section i, Township ., NORTH
rang" 3, east, li' ~ acres
G. laldrIdgr. alminiS,ra,"r :" rhl
hp R"ifsupl"r, EAST southwest Z, att
lots and I, section l., Township =, moth
range 3. east. ~" ~ acres; consider, ,uu
$9,3o0.
W. X Jones Ia Frank Jones, till # sal,
"fw X Jones interest IN certain cattle
ranging in the vicinity Of Coolidge, y NJ
consideration. 800.
Commission II Sofr~ L. Alexander, II,
notary public filed,
The marriage certificate II r. T. Ellis.
worth and Fannie Williams dlrd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17
Perfectly sati.npd

Among those II our citizens VIII" went
up I" the Cochiti mining dis,ric, IN ~" II
the stories Il the camp as told in THIS
& -, wer. true, was George III films,
lnd he has r-tuIn-l home feeling satisfied
ihst the distric, IL gooi one and that the
mines there will prove b"nAnZGs Ia their
owners. Til. gentleman states that the
surrounding mountain sides are pretty
we'll covered with SNOW, AMI al prrsen,
very liltl. mining il going on.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17

sam, n D'-inck, well known ia this
pity. lately with the O'Mara Coal Mining
COMPANY. Les C"rr'll,s, made an assign
fnent last Friday. y. II, Mitchell. ~ Ger
rillos, In the assignee. Mr. D,SiriykS an.
sa,S are 5000, and liabilities unknown
THE above piece Of news will be read
with r-gr, by Mr.. Dedrieks friends
lhpughou, New Mexico, hut Sam will
BIB W Ssrenely aud soon I've on top once
more.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17

IL will oost you nothing aud will cure
do xnn mod u Am Lnx.

Il will cost you nothing aud will cure
py do you good. u Sou have
p Cough, Cold, or aay troubl. with
Throat, Chest or Lungs, DR.. E'ng's New
for Consumption, Coughs anu
Dolds 10 guaranteed g. give relief, or
money will be paid Daot, Sufferers
From La Grippe found It just the thing
|nnd under its uss bad speeJy and
Perssct recovery. Try u sample bottle
our sxpeuse aud learn Tor Yourself
W. hos good q thing IL 10, Trial hot
lee frse y, i. n. burgess a Sons Drug
toss. Large siss ~ osats aud Sl.\
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17
nr. MIN In Jan.

During thr excitement "n Railroad
avenue over ~" Albright lruwnlrr 81 y.
ley. Whitehall Fuutr affair "Gunuy sack"
Riley was pu" It the gentlemen who
Was l"t into IL" s'rr., that thu colonel
war going Ia T., duulh lated, and he b.-
came 50 thoroughly ruthusAstir that he
h"wlSi up ,n hIs hearts ruutrnt. Hn
condition wSS uhuoii"us Ia the police.
and he Was Jal"d Justice Lockhart
Ssnt "Gunuy Sack Ia the chain gang
for ten days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17

The Santa Pe Water company held u
meeting yesterday AT ia" capital aud
elected \. II bay. president and treas
urer; l.. A. Hughes, vie" president, and
Max Frost, SECRETARY, The New Meal,
can says 9Th" construction Of a new
reservoir IL large capacity near the cit
" as discussed and preliminary anungr
m,u,. were made in tina, direction. Mr.
J. NJ Howells. consulting engineer u the
Municipal lnv.Sinen, company 81 Chic"'
go. will leave for Chicago, WHERE The
matter will bc laid before the company
he represenis aud final Arrangrmrn"
made" Messrs. Day and Howells w"r
h.rr recently figuring far the purchase &"
,h. AlbuqusrIus water works,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17
FIsL- cot or Ba-inrss

Late yesterday Af,"rn"un VI G Turner
Il Go. purchased the cigar aud ,"laccd
business IL I'll Flake, Snd t"ok l,r-"s
sion immediately The hrm is c"mI -..'
~ two yOnng gentlemen, And THE CrTilE,
h""I-Aks for them the same -xcrli-n
trade enjoyed for the IA-, rwo years b.,
Ia" retiring proprietor 81 fluk- d..
H'rrS ThH ClrIzEs Ia stat. tia, hr will 70.
main N III" city. and will probable en-.
gage ~ -me other business Mrs
Fluks and To" Children. the little g,rl h-.
ing still OUT" n. are on . visit t. rrla.
.ves Ia Newt, Kansas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17

The New Mexican says TERRITORIAL
officials express the hoIe tina, Las Vegas
Gallup. Taos and sAn Juan militia COM
I,anies will be- fully represented in their
meeting here ou the I'D" Albuque' Tue,
you b-t, gill bs oa hand In god order.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17
Us,s weather a, i... Vegas.

The Optic Of Monday says; at wAs
81 below z-ro. las, night The lrees.
,his morning, were beautiful beyond de-
scrip,ion, each one clothed with a com
ple,s coating IL frost, such a sight IL
nu, often seen in this territory"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17
Walton. to H.. nrn.n nn..un,

TIC average number Of students In
h. reading room Of the british mu
cum j. G5l each dag he attend.
Noe IN tho library and ..uipturS
a.i,ry has been loss tins yrar THAI
,-pa., bat tho numt,"r Of Visitor, 10
l., ~ SCUM shows au increase 81
q, IuD over last year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17

Hot lunch q, The Office 81 5;sOp u
aud Up. m. every day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17
FL PAS0.
\ Few Notes Of Interest from
the Pass city.

IT. p,,r. Feb II. led.
"Bst 1r,urd meats" n the wording u y
sgu ga san An,ouu street llrrr m,atr
ar hnrlrcuri over boot GOALS aud ftuul
quite ralatahIr. cuts FROM ulckl" ~.
wAri ar' sold, many avoiding r,uk,ug IT
mrats at dinners W purchasing A reg
,auran, attached ui"rp uu the menu.
r,Asts, h-rus. corn hrrAd baked Iso,at-'s
aud mix. 2n.cen, m"al. rh, tusp,u.
ton is certainly n novelty, though uu'
largely rAtr,uiS"d
uyr,"rr sell at 2i.c"u,s or ,wo dozen.
hlg fellows. marked .lI''rr,u.r ,umIai.
eel With pr,r"- north # here. -, cont. rr
like quality
rSWs.NN.
Among the recent Sew M"Nrn afrl,als
here wrr' Singer Traveller tor Maj.
dell lir,~ G. " Young, superintendent
" wells fnrt' \ Co., j. " Srhon,.d
anil wife Arthu Henry, ( lI,p,'- Cor.
u"riA u Juurr. Il La- Nrsa- sam p,,i.
rich. 1t rrrrllpr.
= spawn, Formerly ~ iur r. rurr
eco COLONY management hA- riuuvl
from California Nhrr, BE-" has h,,u ,,AI.
umuug fiu'- TIA" pr.-Ny t,r..u- gave
-u'iA at 'h" spawn rhur-lay ,,.l.
INK
Mark Fry 'rn tr 'Ar v"-' 900
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-09-19
A Flendish outrage.

AKRON, Sept. IA frightful outrage
was committed at 1890 a. m. Thursday.
Shortly before II o'clock James W.
Scott, esq.,, was passing the residence
of George Waldheater, North Summit
street, when his attention was attracted
by smoke issuing from the house. The
house seemed deserted and he rushed
in to ascertain what the trouble was.
He found the house filed with smoke
and flames and was unable to make his
way through the rooms. He distinctly
heard loud moaning, but was unable to
locate it. Leaving the house he ran to
the rear and found an outside cellar
door open.
Descending into the cellar he discov-
cred Mrs. Waldheater lying on the floor,
bound and gagged with towels. He
carried her out and she was conveyed
to a neighbor's. She wa just able to
say that two negroes had entered the
house and seized and gagged her.
Then she tainted and could tell no
more. An assault was attempted and
the house robbed and set on fire. The
fire department succeeded in extin-
gushing the flames after the house had
been badly Quilted. A big squad of po-
lice is in pursuit of the perpetrators of
the outrage, and, as traces have been
discovered, they will probably be cap
tured.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-09-19

The business failures during the
week ended September IA numbered 9OT
in the United States, against s14 last
year, and "A in Canada, against ~ last
year.
IT was officially announced at Pitts
burg on the 18th that Mrs. Annie q.
Grubb, of Camden, N. j., past ma
tional treasurer Of the ladies Of the G.
A. R., is charged with misappropriating
the funds of the order. The amount is
said to be $500 and suit has been
brought against her bondsmen to re-
cover.
In response to an inquiry from Fran
chs D. Moulton & Co., of New York,
asking whether salt imported for the
fisheries was still free Of duty, as under
the Mckinley act, Secretary Carlisle
decides that the paragraph cited has
not been repealed and that dutiable
salt in bond may continue to be with
drawn for curing fish free of duty.
The celebrated suit Of S25,00O dam
ages brought against Congressman f.
A. Morse, Of Canton, Mass, by Mrs
Helen M. Cougar, the temperance and
woman suffrage advocate Of Lafayette,
Ind, terminated at Boston on the 14th
in victory for the defendant. The
jury, after being out one hour and
forty-five minutes, rendered verdict
of acquittal.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-09-19
EoREI0M,

PRINCE ADoLPH FREITscH, the Finnish
sailor who left New York August Is on
the schooner-rigged skiff Nina, without
any companion, arrived at Bremen on
the 18th. His boat was somewhat dam
aged, her rudder having been lost and
she was leaking.
The German government has COM
pletely closed part Of the Russian from
tier on account OF cholera. Two cases
of cholera were found on the 18th
aboard Rotterdam vessel at Duisburg,
on the Rhine. Between September 8
and 10 there were thirty-six fresh cases
of cholera and fifteen deaths IN Ger
many.
The strike Of the Scotch miners Is
over, the delegates TO the miners con
gress, representing $1,000 men, have
voted to resume work at the old wages,
providing the employers will grant the
proposals made by the board of coneili-
alton to that effect.
GEN. BAKER, commander OF the Brit
ish troops at Hong Kong, has issued q
warning to the men under his command
not to listen to offers Of Chinese agents,
who are trying TO induce men belong
ing to the British garrison to desert
and enter the Chinese service.
A DISPATCH from Shanghai TO the
London Central News says foreign
missionaries in the Shin King province
are fleeing to New Chang, fearing vio-
lence at the hands OF Chinese soldiers
who, 1t is repeated, are burning the
Christian chapels.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-09-19
SPEND YOUR OUTING ON THE GREAT
LAKES,

Visit picturesque Machnac Island. It
will only cost you about $3.50 from De-
troit; $15 from Toledo; $1S from Cleveland.
for the round trip, including meals and
berths. Avoid the heat and dust by travel
ing on the D. & O. floating palaces. The
attractions Of a trip to the Mackinac region
are unsurpassed. The island itself Is q
grand romantic spot, Its climate most In
vigorating. Two new steel passenger
steamers have just been built for the
upper lake route, costing $780, 900 each.
They are equipped with every modern
convenience, annunciators, bath rooms,
etc., illuminated throughout by electricity,
and are guaranteed to be the grandest,
largest and safest steamers on fresh water.
These steamers favorably compare with
the great ocean liners in construction and
speed. Four trips per week between
Toledo, Detroit, Alpena, Mackinac, st.
Ignace, Petoskey, Chicago, $500" Mar
quette and Duluth. Daily between Cleve-
land and Detroit. Daily between Cleve-
land and Putin-Bay. The cabins, parlors
and staterooms of these steamers are de-
signed for the complete entertainment Of
humanity under home conditions; the pal
atial equipment, the luxury Of the ap-
pointments, makes travelling on these
steamers thoroughly enjoyable. Send for
illustrated descriptive pamphlet. Address
A. A. SCHANTz, G. P, & T, A. D. & G.
Detroit, Mich.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-09-19
Big Tar Case Settled.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 1.-THE famous ].
L. Woods tax cases that have been
ing in the county and United States
courts for many months, were settled
yesterday afternoon, Attorney Squire,
of the firm Of Squire, Sanders & Demp-
sey, giving County Treasurer Hubbard
a check for $4,000. The settlement In
dicates that Squire has not much faith
in the decisions of Judge A.. ]. Kicks, Of
the United States court Kicks, in de-
Gliding demurrer in the case, not long
ago, practically said that the law under
which the county treasurer was at
tempting to collect the tax was uncon-
stitutional. The rich tax evaders hailed
the decision with delight, which Attor-
ney Squire's action shows to have been
trifie premature. The Woods cases
were commenced In common pleas court
and on motion of the Woods estate were
transferred to the United States court.
The settlement is a big victory for the
county and the citizens who pay their
favac
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-09-19
OHIO STATE NEWS
Topics Of interest to Buckeyes at
Home and Abroad
A Terrible Crime.


CLEVELAND, Sept. 15.-With razor
Eugene Mccarthy cut the throat Of his
mother, Margaret Mccarthy, aged 80
years, at o'clock Friday morning. The
old lady is still alive, but has no
chances for life.
Mccarthy Is in jail, cursing the luck
that prevented the instant consumma-
tion of his attempt at murder. 1t was
most brutal affair and it was only
through the coolness of Patrolman
Neary that lynching bee was pre-
vented. The crime occurred after q
night Of carousing by Mccarthy, who
is about SO years old. Ats o'clock he
returned to the home Of his mother at
No. TT Oregon street. He was intoxi-
Gated and began pounding on the door,
at the same time demanding admit
tance. His aged mother, who had just
arisen from her bed, went to the door
and told him that she would not let
him in as he always assaulted her She
told him to go away and not come back
till he was sober. He continued his
hammering on the door and finally
broke it down. He then grabbed his
mother and after a short scufie he
drew razor and brought it down on
the top of his mothers head. He pulled
1t rapidly down the side Of her face
The keen edge passed through the
scalp to the skull an inch above the
ear, cutting off the lower portion OF
the ear and then passed through the
skin of the cheek and neck, laying bear
the iuglar vein and windpipe. The
aged victim fell bleeding and senseless
at his feet. Mccarthy is in jail.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-09-19

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