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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1894-2-22, Page 2188 ID in 15 05 160 lia ma 3511 10 51 51 111 lio 1e 3d 314 ef 18 101 31 alt 31 ths wh fin he -hu 99 as bbc rec an 110 me bat aa pili ID nig ID she aim rad 8 ram dos3 idn ref Its the In lut ada MeV nd ell ldu rett nen VS a 711T 11111 the lot inn no a 8 bd It re 11 Aria lest iron the • , IS JOLLY low Ir, Bowe, Lost in ll ASKS E. ArdeviC Letter Nutinesivistie—The Wife SAWS and easvem i i. • I . • •1 - $ ,t ' ' ire --- /0. She le petite, ern the tone of ity. Isaac 0. Woodruff, ming weaned derly, bearded e does not look is pushing letters Mott were read eolmen that mr, denies having r Howe In entified by him million: ONE OF MC JOLLY Dr= last Monday came sure you I was .eugh I could give 3 about that little tlier your little tirely and I should me you are too ,ur time and convenience, er it. Do not be have what you i would give anything, liladelphia." I other, though the ver grow dim. I it about ten last id then walked med our old route, es a most perfect flied as I thought reall alone. You have no idea, TO all missed you, seed you, how do a r I do not think jolly and full of u. were here. It me you left us. ly while you were ty be favored with me time. Would * * 'Wishing tagine, I remain, ping for the future, 3be had been letet her to the altar urch, in Lowell, 37 . Mr. Woodeuff !patio Flab and ke, P. Q , where SHE VISITED Um. Howe went r husband and the club. She dl, to pay a ally in this city, m that the letter :raved. Lettere ;nature were 'ain and addressed awe." These missives 7 by Howe's nes Murphy. &wee! euepicione ding a beach of 5 and vigilant disottesions entered her room he saw her ream drawer. Med fax a moment eigeted. It sodruff. He then ere the club mail !meek about lettere re he rowed threes ere there was another 'laminae's gave A LETTER took lb to the 5, who oeized im. Sae refused lame. He told teived letters from ently married, 1 if they were at she could , them, she was :ed him to I said, He did catmint of Me -water referred to Grumpy hb, she went to I taken refuge. ahanael h5 mini would leave him SHE he pulled out s Mai. At the lutes ohe told him , minuten grace. id for the letter. he left him ik. With this the warning. rn the lake the ed on being taken med. On his return . arranged to have railroad station. reaping, and went (ewe declared ,py married life ,odrriff in this city. he followed her oral unsuocendul a to live with when he thought been amicably e and told him Darn to him, but Mane her fault, You're a chump," rid you've put Howe was being Teller, of the a the court adjourned He was the only day. 1.11111 GIRL" .................. TOE SHARON POISONING ,, . Ing alledr." When Welter WIMP ftree took ill WM Wine_ hien elven wheel. a eitifer watehe Whin witball Wm Waving the hotel eubseeuently she asked for the wittoh, and Ma.lavateil Promilied It to her ea eendltlen ehe lennialeed not to tell on her, Wittlitil prOlillsad and gob the watele lilre. EitiMil had aloe give* her a ring en ..aitio sike prawied bob t. bat what bed passed between her and Pegg be the parlor. The witneel Was Or088.101660311110d by fdr. Neabltb, but nothing of importauee ' alone& THE SALE OF THE POISON. The next witness v as Dr. LaWls H Campbell of Bradford whose brobhor to . , t . the proprietor of a drug there there. He produced the poison book of the dere rend allowed two entries" of purchasers .1 stiryoh- nine by the primeter Oman. The first of theme was for 30 grates purchased "for foxes " on December 26th, and the aeoend for 20 grains on January 4th. The last of there miles the witnese himself msde. MEDICAL EVIDENCE. Dr Howe, Newmarket, who attended m ' . . v in hie illness, gave eviaentie au to -"" aria me whim, be found ee Emeriti the oymptoieweibiding H fifth treated Evans fax taralysie °me' —e - - f the einsolee He said that the condi- teions found wOuld be consistent with the n ti nt's having taken strychnine, but ad- e a a- - 'Milted, when ones -examined by Mr. N. bide that the symptoms neght indicateerimagem ether thinge besides poltenieg. Teleran, e for instanth wheat might be canoed by ex- to Web and cold, would produce Peen" , similar s m toms. An important part of D H Y P owe s testimony wee to the effect that Jar' rm. Emu. he frame to ace 'i` bold himwhen vane on the gooasion when the potion was ' laid to have bean put in the eys,ers l' that - -- ' he had enen some of the oysters herself, she and had then noticed that they were pink. ho and that they made her Wok, and that she tried bo bake them 1remher usandh b , bub that he said he would eat them if they killed him. She took them, however, and threw them into the mad. Dr. Howe ad- ministered emetics, and adopted the usual treatment in oases of poisoning. Yesterday .merning when he entered the court -room he found his ' wife seabed near the two male prisoners awaiting the arrival of Mr. Wingfield, who had been delayed by the violent storm which was raging entelde. The wiN oast a look as of earnest enquiry towards the husband, bat he returnee ne glance of encouragement. Finally she beckoned to him and he approached her, and they exchanged a few bub NOT FRIENDLY WORDS. Mrs. Lettia Evans "tea yeaterday morning e • with her arm. thrown around the nook of o arge w t her husband, whale life she is h el i h having attempted to take away. Her eyes streamed with tears, her frame shook with emotion, and ID excited and broken percents she kepb repeating the reanett : - " For God's lake, Walt, bell me that you wHI believe me innocent until I am proved a '''' ,,,u4„,, ' to It his bun mad d as a curious feature 8 ne • in this case that Evans, though warned en all sides that his wife had dumps upon Ms life, and thit she had been guitty of meat y o ese a unwifelike oenduct, juis steadily I d hi ears be these mutations, and has per- noted in helievin bh unjustanduntrue,en g em Bab he appears new to have altered his views regarding her, and is said to have stated that he desires to have nothing more to de with her. He listened stolidly to all the damaging evidence adduced by the Crown at the first session of the investiga. gave no n ea on as e ow don, bub I di bi t h it affected him ' Having received permission, the two, in 1 1 charge of en officer, retired to the itt e room atove referred to. Freed from the restraint ef public! gaze Mrs. Evans became emetdonal and beseeching. She appreaohed it la b d d beganto im lore him to , er us lag an but have trust in her innecenoe, at these em treatise he seemed to receive coldly, and -he h ff le made no show of 'templet y er a ect n.Afber Id e i d a attitude made her t a more ex° to , d an mho kept repeating : " Tell me, Walt, that yen don't believe it !" On the arrival ef the Magistrate Mre. EVALGI was brought into court, and the pro-' mimed Crown Abberney freedlnP were n s Dewern appearing for theP reseoution, and end Mr.in J. Wood - Mr. Wallace Neabite . oeck for the defence. After John Kevanaghhed testified (whose ev . idenoe was given in yesterday's Mons), B w • the next witnees was Mrs. laze Mon, whose huaband, Mr. W. Wilson, Pe a keeps bekewhop in Newmarket. Oysters are 1 o let kept for "ale during the seasonsb e m n s. On the 2nd or 3rd of January a young man came in, boughb a quart ef oysters and took them away In an old-fashioned two-quarb sealer. They had been selling OYSTERS PROM THE SAKE 'VESSEL right Idenffe and had recelved no nem' plaints about them. They used same of them themselves, beth raw and cooked, with no evil results. Witness had sum gelled that he thank* buy tome biscuits, but he told her be oould get these as well at hie own village of Sharon. ' Mrs. Emily Branamer was then called. On the evening of January 2nd elm went to the Evan.' hotel about an account, and found Motnertby walking Evan. up and down the hell. The remainder of her evidence was simply corroborative of what ID. already been adduced in reference to Evans' firth attack. Walter Wilson, of Bethensfield avenue * ID thi Mt a out at Sharon for several ° alby, w ° - . days. " On Tuesday Or Wednesday, Jan - nary 9th or 10th," be said, "I was aittiog ID the kitchen at Evans' hotel, behind the deo book Mrs. 'Beane sent re reading a • Meg& Reid for some black currants for aiter' 8 supper. Sons tea 8b w also med 13 as e W * and both were taken n stairs to Me leek 13 f She returned in ten or man h3r Ids wife. - fifteen minutes with the preserves. Evans h d pp tly match the teeth and refused a a then ourrante. Mae Evans set the latter on the sideboard, remarking to Maggie Reid that Walter had nob elven any of them, SIGNIFICANT CROAK. Maggie advanced and was about to eat some of the preserves when Mrs. Evan. stepped her and said; "Do you want to croak, you -- feel?" "With that Mrs. Evans plotted up.the dieh, went to the above, an& throw the mon. bents into the fire. Just then she saw me for the tint time, and ehe mad to Maggie that the doctor bad opined -some of the Peeeder inte the jam," Frank EVAII8 lives below .A,urore. On Saturday, January 6bh, be went to Sharon to see hie brother. He was In bed, hie wife fanning him. He was vary low, as low as he could be and remain alive. His arm* and lege jerked and twitched. He mind willies" be give him a drink of tea end te pinch his hands and nib his book. Witness Pegg on Siturday Webb fn the hall below talking to Maggie Reid, and ever- heard her lay : " Well, I'd go up, and see if he is awake." Witness gave in detail an amount of his movements for the next few days. On Saturday, January 20th, he was at the botel, min helped to torah for big trunk beileogIng be Mrs. Evans, and which was misfile& Welber finally asked the whowat was, and she told him that she and wouldnall him all about it when they were and -Sad that she had. CITeeea. man us 1101011are ate, en the preview', silighte A nails later Maggie Reid, In presence et lin. Even, told Welter a themme hese emu Pegg bud Lotto wokeei up er a roes begerhee fee a" hews se a time. Mee. Eviies admitted thee thee woe the truth, sad that the woe sorry far lie 0. inunee.y, the 2141a,Lettle's father and brother arrived, and the three Mid a long bilk, After it was eroded Lett'o bold witness that she wait to have another dame, and lath she was ping to be a better women. Mrs. Margaret Evora, wife 'of Arthur Evans, of Newmarket, was the it wit. net. She described her doings at te Event' hobel, and the °mtinee of her brother Walter. She told how Lettie had compleited THAT WALTER " BOSSED" HMI in the matter of the =idiots°, and how* at request, the, the wItneme had given Win a certain powder specified bythe wife. Walter bed ab came been taken violently ill after this, his symptoms being the same at ea the first oceasion, only more aggravated. This ono:ended the fieldmice fax the Chown Oa the adviser of their oestamel, the • ,prieeners tendered no evidence and MAO DO abetment. The Megistrate oomenitted them for trial at the next court of competent juris. dhOirm• The development of the case has Mom in the very effielent hands of Deteotive John Hedging, Manager of the Oanedian Dame Mee Agawam When the matter first reached the ewe ef the Crown he was °ailed ID, and instructions were given hint to in. yeatigate the condition of affeirer, and lob promptly if rosemary. On Ms report the warrants were Maned for the arrest of the three prisoner., and bee emeotenese arid etnegth of the oath f indicate them hio work has been well 80 ar done. Though much has been accompanied, there1stillgreat deal to be abtended to le a before the final trial comes en. A Twenty SHOT !a "The fore . Pleased Ili led Iron—Wive (names sheerly roan with drink wileli middle of When near drew a bomb toward a to him. fixture, then Opted. The great by the amok. door were and floors °rcket, the cafe amity the When sons were afr •een had been final ken welch triage and SHOT A After leaving started down i ()lawmen when the going on moment tbey man turned to stop and Ninon fell !icemen Lenoire tinued the Policeman Tinier, overpowered thrower. Men in the mama hesitatien, The preface; secretary eerier, and summoned Mon of the eery Geer.' Meanwhile the smoke setraoted minus. Domino offered their wounds of an incomplete , , "mined* BRASS The United td mitte e thorny after OUffari bet theeffects the with9 IM 0001 Or d f tide coat shirt mid Me pockets of brass 6 if - e n e, a hail lento, small silver brown hair refused to was their . " , givin became silent! he was a oabinetmeker Paris from 44 Yee, I irritably, in , , ' and the ' be the titer Frogments Was a tin box, explosive cantained NARROWLY A man who the street " As Pelioemen bled, but instantly fired suers ' tehind woman sulk pavement. hie revolver A policemen violently Breton fell. 6. " timely, w on bim. It the polio° Mg tam." leed he police passing the sten ethurre ef them may Batton admitted morning that - o; himaelf. . of wbteh are tive Munn arrived from E 1. ng eh, and other linen was very °lean w so e owe , I b to dement bfe. average. ellseeday night, He:minter, it's Motive Houillier oa the verge cosneeteoe M Bertillon , drpertment the morning that department mmeurements oriailnals light on the neaten to before been Breton's handle that he hes for some time. be caries himself his demeanor, a Needier. Meyer, an He was plled all of vet roh It hot been that Breton authorities lei% told them that themselves about him. M. Giard, story, rays was need. contained, Monte of M green powder" making the Deputies Dates:Mee at seen B rel All.tha inertias& MB IN CA ' . • . by , ' ' be Box Scree Care your% fax a in the leave. it next light ex- rooked and coiling were filled ob- par- and had Mts. of and Three were the young him eaten Pe- eon- of named bomb- eta- after ago, chief In- were bad Ter- the only be ad, Office hand- tussle . calm oat- • a pair di h I gold and a he it was. again h t t a in killed it The in num. Fur- A the it. face and d an ts that were One e n this all • b jus and boty d the en De- he is in all ol the of some ever in been the this la out Bre- bin. m, of tide woe en ,Moinew-three Zitsmornesengohlo, and bus tam are making good progress toward, irs• °every. Ira the Plumber of leeputiee to.dey hie Auguste rouge, a %dime Republican, queationed the Gaveronaent respecting else amoifestatiose that have been allowed to be made ist the grave of the eiceouted tomb, ' thiolver Vail tit. He made prHouhu reference to the feet that! the sympathizers" with the deed Anarchist had unfuried a reti Beg et the grave. Whet, he asked, le the Government doing to prone') eociety. He declared that the threats ol the Anarohiste would be followed by their fulfilment. M. C ovis-Hugues, t3oolaliet; frequently inter- alerted the speaker, but M. Bogue paid little 'Onetime t o blue Amid le emeadous applenee W. Pope deolored that the time had came for the Gevernment to take aotion to eup- rev o' u le °miry manifestations, no matter ' - who made them. M. Reyna', Minister of the Interior, re - tilled thet the violin to Vaillwat's grave had only assumed a leditiout obaraoter on Sun - day. He hod immediately taken measures to prevent a recurrence of tbe manifestation. In the present strugrie with the enemies of toasty the Goverument woold deend the . people, and would banish all the sensitiveneso which he admitted, per- ha -pe, prevailed in the Minislry. Thio thetement wan received with deafenhig applause. The Government have thepped the eel - if Anarchists to Velllatit's grave in Ivry Cemetery. of Slide Labe, gob. . . Da Wiftn Extraordinar° y Evidence f I I), Evans Servant GirL .............—. , , . Persons. Wounded in Paris , ' • , - , 0 . An All4chist , _dm MN DAMAGES . i .Wallace HIT THE THREE PRISONERS DID. . . A PURSUING OFFICER. Wrater—f6141' Ilitt TelleTale Lette.r— itashand it "a Chneneee Naw !hem, Feb.ones 1 THAMAR HOWE toldLatin's Judge Ingraham and a . jury in Part 3 ef the Supreme Court mister- how he had led the affectiort of Ma 'meaty „ lite wife. He to tall, with I a -°/38 oiendet nose, dark brown hair, a heavy, sande' mustache and v. thin voles. afro. Howe 81118 not in court, bub her PhoteirlaPh eras intre- duced es evidence to pion theta her affeotion was werth the valued:el by her husband—$50,- winsome and, judging lettere addressed to her, who in templed with her lave from Howe, lo and of iroporing mien. guilty of writing some of credited to his pan be the jury. Here ie a Mr. Woodruff, by the wribben. It was found his wife's possession and as Mr. Whednee come THE LETTERS. Feb. , 1891. GIRL,—Your good letter duly to hand, and I can glad to hear from you again, you a shaking for worry- amount. Do not let it curly head again. Forget it prefer it, but as 1 pre- proud to do that, then take only do not worry too sure that you are nota want so much. almost, for a " trip to fear I shall never get such memory of that one will thought of you when I went night to mail some letters, over to St. Anna avenue, and smoking a cigarette. It moonlight night, and 1 what a dull walk it was to little girl, how much we and if the others have • you think it has been with this old house ha. ever been fun as it was the short time has seemed duller than ever Well, ib was exceedingly here, and perhaps we another visit from you you like to come again ? you all you could ask for or thinking of the past and yours, Urfo. 17 years old when Howe ef St. Peter's Parish MA38., en October 26th, was a director of the Gime Club, of Spider Howe was steward. WOODRUFF'S FAMILY.In to the wilds to live with naturally met the members Mit Camila. in January, vise) to Mr. Woodruff's and it was after her is. already quoted woe batting Mr. W'oodraft's written in quite h different "My dear Mrs. were read to the comma John Reilly and wars fiat aroused by letters addressed to hie remelted. When one day without warn- meow something tate a He said nothing, but or two and then in- was a letter from Mr. went to the Post Office, was regularly received, to hie wife. From the river to a village, Poet Offiee. The him FOR MRS. HOWE. olnb and handed it to his it and wens up to her to tell , him from whom her that night that if she a man who had been es Woodruff bad been, of each a nature net let her husband nob respectable. She repeat what he to, • awl "he threw a over his head. As the room with her that the apartment where he and told him that unless herb:loot fifteen ?Mantes forever. LEFT seem. her watch, he name to expiration of the fifteen she would give him He meds another de- . and began to peek her work she continued until He had to run a steamer muds day, and she in- as a passenger, but he he found that the a guide take her to She finally succeeded to Boston. that he had led a very until his wife visited Mr. After she left Can. to Boston and made effete to get her to re- him. She once consented, their differences had wielded she laughed at s'ao had neverintended to bed tried te mike him ' oho remarked to him, your foot in it now," oroimexamined by Lw- firm of Taylor & Parker, mat Mae morn- witnem called during ................0. Said to iffave Conopired mad r named to Poison Events—ow ms 'Wife lielsaved— Osamu kito Wave sought Werbion— ald linartliag Testimony All Throuh. The oourb was crowded witn people, many of them hawing come in during the awning from the district anund Sharon, and the evidence, much of which was of a highly sensational obarsoter, was followed" with the Me seob attention. The three prigeners are Mrs. Waiter Evano, Chariest Pegg and Geo. Osman, who wore welted a week age en the charge of attempting to poison Walter H. Evan", husbend ef the female prisoner, and a hetelkeeper at Sheren. a village near Newmarket. Tiny had been remanded witheut bail until yetherdey. Pegg was defended by Mr. Wallace Nesbitt, 08111843 by Mr. J. S. Futlerton and Mrs. Evans by Mr. J. �i. Woodcook. The tether of the female prieener, an old, white-haired man, was in court, and ab times wept bitterly, in striking contrast with the prisoner herself, who maintained her composure wonderfully well. Walter Evann, the alleged victim el the trio in the dock, WAS also in court, sit. ting beside his fathemin.law, and engaging lestween times in amiciableeif net affection- ate, conversation with his wife. The hear- leg of the case was eammenced et il o'clock in the east court -roam. THE DOMESTIC'S STORY. Margaret Reid, a domestics ab Evans' hotel, at Sharon, was the first witness. She stated she was employed there fax three menthe before the arrest. Evans was taken ill the day after New Year's day. Osman lived in the hotel. Evans was frequently away from ma hotel during the but a day, generally came back during the night. She had heard Oman and Mrs. Evan" balking about Walter Evans. Mrs. Evans had weaken of her husband as a drunken feel, and had declared the would rather draw a knife threes his throat than have him raw a line across her horse. Witness and Mra Evans were en very friendly terms, mu_ Ream had told her the hated the name of Evans and had aeked witnewi to cell her by berifirstname—Lot. Pegg came often to the house, and was very good friends with Mrs. Evans. They looked, them- aelves in the parlor together when he came generally. She had seen them together under very auspielons oironmsbancee. Three weeks before Evans wee taken ill she had then Pegg upstairs! in the parlor with a lit - tile bottle. Mra. Evans gave him her pen- knife and Osman brought them some write Ing paper. They then mode vp three little Alter - powders from tbe stuff In the bottle. Alter- wards Mem Evans' f ether brought the female prisoner some bottles centainiog ell ef cedar and laudanum. Witness had seen Mrs. Evans' father drop the laudanum in Walter EMU' tea. When Evans came home he drank someLowell, ef it, and silted what it *vas. Mre. Beans had replied that lb was some of Grao. Otiman's medicine. An- other time she had taken art of a elan of P e odd tea on the sideboard, end Mrs. Evans cewing on her just of terwarde had sereamed, is My Gad, Maggie, you haven't drank that tea 1" Mrs. Beaus had then given her milk and liquor to make her vomit. Between Christmas and New Year's Day Mrs. Evanscomplained had sent Osman to Bradford's drug store ' and he had brought baok a bottle of white stuff that looked something like "albs. Mrs. Evans had asked him, "How will I give itmen to him?" and Osman had replied, "We'll have te see Pegg first." Wieners heard Osman say he had held the druggiet that he wanted to poison forme. After EVAISI had beau semen ill Osman broke the bottle, and Mrs. Evans called him a coward. TES POISONED OYSTERS. Evans had been hunting the day he was Wien 111, Jen. 2ad• and 'lame book in the evening and ate heartily of oysters. Osman had bought the eyeters in Newmarket and token them down to the cellar, Mee. Evans following him down. When the oyster" were served Mrs, Besets plaited the dishes for herself and husband. Evans became very siok after eating them. She oeuld nob say whether Mrs. Evan" ate any of the oysters. Osman telegraphed for Da Howe, of Newmarket. When Pegg came to the hotel Mrs. Evans used to send witness in to attend to the bar. When there one day the heard Mrs. Evans say that the only way left was to try ib in the oyster". Pegg and Mae Evans used be write to each other frequently. Mrs. Evans burned the letters after reading them, but allowed her be read them first. In one letter Mre. Evan. wrote Pegg "to be sure and gat that etnin" In me reply te this letter Pegg seal he could not got ib vary well, fax he would be found mit, but urged Mrs. Evans to mend George to Bradford er Mount Forest'for it. On January 2nd, after EVA1111 ban eaten o the smitten, that made him ill, witness' threw • them out, and Mee. Evans subsea quently asked her where they were, and then went out and scraped 'now and dirt over them. The oysters were pink when e nisi:id en the table. A day or two after - Evans took ill Mrs. Enna father, mother ' and brother came over from Newmarket - • The two men ware tee worse for liquor. ldre Evans mint Osman home with them - • • He returned next morning and witness ' heard Mrs. Evans sending him to Bradford again. When be came book he brought - - with bim another bottle of the asme stuff, be all appearancee, thet be had brought before Next day. Friday January ebb m • t ofe . ' - ' re. Evans wen after Waiter's mother. ."'the THE SECOND ATTACK. Dr. Howe had left some brown and whibe powders fax EMIL Mrs. Evan" told witeA nese to go to her bedroom and 'atoll her one of the powder'. She fetehed her one. Mrs. EMUS then sent witness out of the room. In Nur or five minutes she called her in again, gen her book the powder and told her be put it on a table in Walter's room, andthat if she or any of the rest of them went to give Walter a powder to be euro and give him that particular powder. She out a nick in the end of the paper se that she would know it from the other powders. When the darter was winning Mat Evans threw the powder or as meek* of lb as re- maned in the glees in the fire. Part of it had been given to the patient by Mies Mar- Reset Evan., actin ander the direotien of Mee. Evans. After Evans leek this powder he had a bad s ell, with • MIMI end tile nerdy he likewijill b h hid firs P‘ir a -ft a 6 i a t t. The odor vise telegraphed for again. maw POISON MENTION190. . Wham heeled the doter and Frank Wan., Walter's brother, mention "pollen," and told Mn. Evans go. Mrs, Evan, turned nrhlte and sai• d, 1' le 'My G d, they are net beak mentioning palmtop, are they 1" She added, a " If he had died before Saturday they would rest have known it was potion. her Mae Enos had begged witness nib to bell anything about har or Pegg or "IDI. Won. _ &lens --I I XIII late Better T Would *,---The Illiensin a Sardine 'With tatiortte Powder and et the Twenty in the Decover. betels, 9 emieee p immobile a light painted beard paid he had taken at a table the room end Maned to the doer he turned Nuddenly, Meet hie that .and threw group of pentane who had set Tile Meath struck an eleobrio fell on a marble table and hotel and station were The mirrors, windows bleven . to Mono. Tbe were rent and the walla A dense, amain smoke for feur minutes mid in the bomb -thrower escaped. the smoke seethed away five • found severely wounded . alight injarier. The, bomb with bullets and rough had riddled the furniture inflioted meth of the wounds. POLUMMAN WHO CHASED Him. the cafe the bemb-thrower tete threeb en a ' run. had just palmed in an omnibus explosion orourred. They duty, and jumped' to the street saw the fugitive. The -en them as they ,called be fired five shots. Polis badly wounded ht the side. and Bigot, however, pursuit, and with the help Bethel' and a waiter, and arrested the Tney took him to the palioe Rue de Mosconi where, he gave his name and of tbe peace. M. Leurent, to M. Menet, Minister cif brie several other high officals's, to the station and the examine- erirener begun, Pollee Oommis- teeing the evidence'. the sound of the explosion, and the cries of the wounded a great crowd to the Hotel Serene, Bon& and Thyme t !melees and dretaed the injured. At 11 o'clock list of the injured could HATUCKLES AND A LOCK Ox HAIR. Press correspondent wan the Rae de Moscou Pence the arrest. Beaten riat ween t we policemen. He showed tet flight and of his hY olio°. Otherawlse he looked _ A e. he removal of till t bl T . had revealed a collarless flannel the general garb of a workingman the pollee, had found knuokles a d er a ei me . '. '313 ' six-onamnered lovely.; ;a two fame piece., 11 sons locket oenbeining a bookof tied with a ribbon. Ab first bilk, toiling the Eolith that busizeter to find out who he vx.s, 1 Als AN ANARCHIST."' Ms name and a he go y e a es Eventual' h dd d and had arrived Marseilles this morning. am an Anarchietedhe emeleimed, revenge toreitersted questions, more of the bourgeetaie I - I " it wouldp ease me. of the bomb indloste that perbaps a !sardine box. a ohleritio powder. ESCAPED LYNOLIING. saw the °mature of Breton described is Aug : P01811013 fell Breton he saved lament and earnest again at the crowd of the other policemen. dangerously wounded be Breton continued to flourish after he had emptied struck him in the with the flab of hia sabre, bet only to rise said struggle en ea po carmen is h th li I el h was only with difficulty prevented the orowd from lynch. say that fear persons wits Hotel Tern:aims when the expire d I inel were severe y jure . die before morning. to Judge Meyer he had given a wioag account Ho gave a number of neenes believed to he false. DAso. believesth t B t h er a Breboa as Londe% Mho prieoner speaks wears an English shirt marked "A. M." Him when examined, and ()ahem dlthth hadh a eeen aconstome His education is above On their g Detective. Houillier Breloa exoleimeda " Hello, you, I Meow you well." admen his belief that of an important discovery with the thee. * chief of the anthropometrie of the Paris Eolith, searched thvargh the records in the Lope that and ether details kept there, would threw identity of Breton. Ho found show the: the prisoner had in the Mande of the police. are white. The palms show MOO perforMA any manual labor Eton the manner in wbirb and from other traits it in believed that he has Batten was taken before Judge examining Magistrate, te-cley. with qamitione, to all er nearly he refused thank° any anemia evidenb ever since hie arrest doe" nob intend to furnish any information, he hawing it was their Oath to find whatever they wanted to knew olds/ of the municipal labor- thab the bomb thrown by of a oneepound meat he declares, efght femme • pobaoh and ptorio sold that was used by Veillaret bomb he threw in the Chem. Was not noe'd by Breton, , H illi h on er stye a b ait levee et n I n.E ng1 ADd . uratingtrwt Int 616ii. %1Trillat, BABY MURDERESS HANGED. She Made a Business of , Slaughtering the Innocents. STRONG FEELING AGAINST THE HANGING I VETERINARY'S FATAL TREAT ' The Executioner Committed Suicide Rather Vain Aet—The Matron's shriek—The ' Prisoner was Merry. A Melbourne despatch says : The last 'septet in :be Bruntwick baby flaming oases, which stirred an Melbourne only a few months age—those which the Makeup,. man and wile perpetrated in Sydney, where they were executed—is told in advice' from Anntralla tradey. Framer Knorr, the guilty woman, was hanged ab Melbourne en January 15th. Anaelpating trouble, three hangmen wore in attendeame, bat bbd prisoner walked coat- peeedly teethe thaffold, supported by the warden and medical alter. When asked If she had anythIng to say, she replied : "Yes, the Lord Is with me ; I de nee fear what men can de nate me, for I have peace, per- feet peace." When the belt was drawn death was In- stantat erne. As the body dropped a pierce ing 'Meek for a moment appalled the wile genes of the emaation, until they learned. that the ory woe that of the matron who, had attended Dire. Knorr, and whose over-• wronght nerves gave way when she heard the fetal drop of her unfortunate Marge. The two exeoutters of women comIng ma 81060 together appear to have !Medea for a time what had almost become the open- eosin f ess o infant murder by mercenary fiends. Despite the plain proof theta the condemned woman was guilty of the un - natural orimea there was coneidereble pub - lio feeling rigatoni the execution, and this so effected the publio hengmen that e. wade before the dam of the execution he suicide& by cutting his thmeab immediately after taking up his residence in the jail as ' customary before executions. His name was William Rerrine, but he was publicly known as "Janes, robe beragman." He Med - ' to the governor of the jail that if he hanged Mae Knorr be woad net lee aide to live in Melbourne afterwards, and had begged for a sufficient sum of money to enable him 88 1811.170 the colony. He said even the "'pinta " bad combined to annoy m bit. He had held hi"ffiee 10 years ande a:minted 15 oriminate, • • Three lien D . • rink Aconite Tincture / • - For Whiskey. . -- \ LONG RACE TO A DRUG STORE. - One Victim Is Dead nd the ethers Slay Dle—An Nocritleg Scene — AE4HCIFIFIE Sufferings Endured. Naw Yonx, Feb. — While entertaining two trisects at his place of thinness in Roselle, N. J., last everaieg, Nathaniel B. Oakley, a prominent veterinary surgeon end liverymen of that plaoe gave manias to them to deine, thinking le was weamey. k drink Wit at the mime time Mom He toe a self. Mr. Tracy, whe was 60 years old, left °them a few days ago to attend !tome bust- nese in this city, and before returning home visited Roselle yesterday afeerneon to sae his Weed Mr. Weede. The two men, after d 1 in d the 111a e visited the *livery r v g around v g , stabie of Mr. °salty, whom Ma Tracy la d I e After a brief converiabion. e e o se . Mr. Oakley preeesed that they take A drink, at the tame time gang to a °Meet in his office and treeing ireone of the shelves a boon., hem which he poured some liquid into three glasses. The men, alter an exchange of good i h d k to beer Mr. Velem and w a ee, ran 318 . Mr. Weeds swallowed the liquid without comment, but as Mr. Oakley emptied ha la f hie a la' i • g es he mating tom see tem) am sag . "My God. we have drunk &control Follow 3X18 gawk." WELD BAUR TO A DRUG STORE, Bareheaded and without their oeats, the followed Mr. Oekley down the street , , for,a quarter of a mile to Dr. Tiernan* drug store. Rushing into the More Mr. (Maley =raged to exolasim : " ' Dom' cot gawk. We've mid lowed thenite enough bo kill a dozen men," and then he fell be the floor. — Dr. Tiernan and nt. nes Charles n. a medical sondenb ha Columbia'Coslege, oartied the men into a rear room end started to WOrA upon them. Mr. Tracy, owing to his age, showed most the afoot of the plisse. Tee twe men teied hard be premobe arte , , ion and to keep n the soden nenn leoldeet P P of the keen, and for a time thought their efforts would prove ancoessful. Mr. Tracy tinaty „id : . ' Donor, it is of no use, I ern goleg t• die. I know you wilt see that my Make get this pocketbook.' He beoamo unconscious aimost instantly, and a few motnents later died. Dr. Henry 0. Plereon had arrived by this time, and lent Me aid to Dr. Tiernan and hie son. Oakley and Woods, the harmer 60 r old, bythis time were p r tiy Yee e . _ 14- an meeker but by the use et strychnine they P , were revived eemewhet. THOUGHT 1336 WOULD BE THE NEXT. , Oskley, who had witnemMr. Traoy's death, said: " Death, I am afraid 1 will be the next be die, as I swallowed the largest d 91 the seeffhe , Tee two sufferers wore alive at midnight t but very low, and it was feared they would not live until morning. , .„ Mr. Tracy's family le°""n wa° nc•", un by telegraph of hie death. Ib appeare Mem . Mr. Oakley kept his whiskey and acoudis on the same shelf, the only difference in the bottles being tIeb the ore containing tile psalm was labelled with the name et the druggist who meld 11,0. B. Smith, of Newark N. j. • The victims suffered great agony, it tandem all the strength' of several men to hold them. Mr. Oakley centinnally ra. preached himself far hie blender. It is 'rappelled that the shadow the eleourio lights oast in the closet caused him t k h) -4-9 the wrongb tl Thedrank b h et e. mena oat t ree ounce" of the i pas en, FRIGID WEATHER IN OKLAHOMA A Father Murders a Family of Six to End Their Mieery, „ , MANY SOME OBFLDREN PERTBH . s A reporb comes from the northern pert af the territory that six penmen of one family were 'murder, d by thefather to prevent their eufferieg while dying ef the maid. The "even bodies were found in the house with thir threats out. In the house was also found a note signed by the father, who left word thab he had killed hie wife and ohlidrea to save them from freezing. He added that he himself w Id ' It i a d h `d f ea eemm au ei e, en t e ev, enoe o bus wounds and IS knife clutched in his right hand se it lay beside him bean out his premise of self - defamation. At Aeandarke, two Indian pupils were , found yesberdey burled under a snow bank, Ons of th e children died. The ether shows .• signs of altimate reoevery. A report reached the city late Mob even- tog that a family named Sears, residing • on a clatm near Moodward, had been fenad.• frozen to Math. A i ^ b oeur or jus in from the •vioinity of • Alva, smother strip to en, reports a dread- ful state ef affairs in that leoality. Mere than 100, had of bo and cattle were ‘ c' II" frozen and voluntary relief committees are I h new scour ng t e country, gathering te- gather the people and taking care of them. in school honoree. , Mien Jennie Johnston, a young Indian. teacher, who went to Al1 f va recent y rein Somerton Po., left her melon heeler) Sider -- day night for her bearding home. She has nob been seen mince. It is feared she was ()aught in the blizzard and died from ex - mere. Mise Johusen recently fell heir to $20,000 at her old Penntylvanis home and w,rei immediately surrounded by a score of admirers. She thought all of her levers were meroinery wed gathered up her effecter • and 'et Went, where ohs meoured a school. EL RENO, 0. T., Feb. 13.—The storm of • Sunday was the most severe heetwenty yeare. There is moll suffering, senly a few fatalities are reported in the i ediate vicinity. Three 'anima cahoot chit their way in the heavily failing panelled Saturday night. s In the sparsely settled and 1631117 wash of Imre the suffering and fat greeter then in any previous years. Overland mail router ere and all communication is out off am from the wane All rail impeded. Prise Fighters and et. Peter. The fighb down at Jeckeenville and its results was a *pores" favorite of the "gag" makers at blas U. S. theatres during the week thee maned. The followine is a geed sample : "Had a dream the other night. Dreamt that Mm Corbett died a ed wont up above. OM. Saint Peter athea hie name. 'James Ogebett.' • Occupation ?' ' Prise fighter.' 'You can't come in here,' says the Mettle; ' no prize fighters allowed ice heaveon So Jim felt kind of bed, and turned %way. Just at that minute Omuta Mitchell cornea weezieg up to the door. 'Whet name? stye Saint P. ' (thralls Mitchell.' • °sou- potion 1' 'Prize fighter,' ' Go right in,' says the Saint. That made Corbett used, and so he goes up to old &Mb Peter and says: 'See here,I thought you maid no pries fighter was alowed in heaven ; you've Jolt lea Charlie Miohell in, and he is one.' ' Oh, no 1' says the Saint; 'ID ton only thinks he is!" ' It staple in the Maine baokweodo are said eased the planet Jupiter as a mammoth redethenb lamp rant up itibo that heavens o adverideemente t John's Ledge, in Boston. le tbe °Mesta os of Freemason. In the United Sbabee, , medley installed new officere at ite WM !red and sIxtleth annual meeting mat $46,000,000 to maintain oar arm y Year. 1 there were net thirteen marriages in stker, N. 11 , lash year, the brides areall Orate of rinperreetleue selleltede. Three Bard Ward Some ono ham said that the 11 w ord. to pronounce thassouti was mistaken." Lsb the person amertien try big ordeal the names ef the lakes 1 for inthance— Mothegapre Leah"' FaelA Diamond" are found la the United States 4' Madly in two regions—the eastern elope of in nuthern extension sof the Alleghentese bowel the !Western slopes of the Siena Inevacht Cascade ranges, in C h iilit orei a lend ' . ' , The nighty ' portiere net Waite the dead 100 With 1I. ' smeemeeneweaaseemeamermar,..„.! , ....e...memee„emeaseesen,... see. , . .