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CRIES OP "STOP mi."
Fust after 6 o'elook last evening, a
'powerfully built young man, with his
flat hulled down over lfia eyes, held the
floor of Julius Bendix's jeweitry store,
:at 792 Third aveene, so that Ito one
could get Ont, while two of hie compan-
=iors broke in the large plate glass win-
'dawa with their shoulders, aauel helped
'themselves to the jesrellry. 'Then all
tttreo raiz up the avenue, .pursued by a
throng dying, "Stop thief," Two of
the mei turned into Forty-eighth street.
As Lexington avenue one of them slip-
ped and fell, scattering gold rings in
the .now, some of whish were after-
ward found and returned to the owner.
'He regained ins feet quickly, and, run-
ning over the bridge. disappeared in
Aladisou avenue. The other dodged
through the throng, returned to Third
avenue, and was arrested in John
White's barroom by Officer Bennett.
He described hillaself as James Law-
rence of Thirteeutii itr'eet and Ax nue
A. A.. gold watch was in his pocket, •
Among the missing articles are $240
worth off old Tinge and two gold weteh•
es. The window was injured for $260.
CHANGED HIS )'IND.
The other day. ne the Coroner Was
in his office, a knock came at the door,
and a middle ageti. andioue man, with
a bald heat came in. and after making
sure that be had the right official,
said
"Fall. Corner, I want you to dig up
nay father-in-law and brit !him."
"Boil hint 1 What for ? "
:t 'Cause I think the old woman gave
high a dose."
"What rakl woman ? "
"Mother-in-law," said the man with
a feeble grin.
"And why should I boil him ? "
.eAiut that the way you find out
poison 9 "
"Oh 1 And what eauees you to think
your father-in-law wag iii#isnnt'd ? "
"Well, 1 amino. My wife thinks an,
tco, an' things didn't look square when
the old man pegged out."
"When did '.ie die ? "
"About two years apo."
"Two years ago ! And you have'.
bought all along that the man was
murdered ?
"Quite liul'e of it," cried the son-in-
law, delighted.
•'Then, my man, I've a good mind
to have yaat arrested for concealing
your knowledge of crime."
"Hey ? " yelled the bald-headed per.
son, springing to his feet.
"duet that," went on the Coroner ;
«and I can Fiend you to States Prison
for it, too!"
"0 good Lord I " gaened the son-in-
law, dropping into a chair and winin2
his forehea& r1.'hen he said, aptlealing-
y "Don't yon do it, Garner. The old
man's safe planted, an' the o14 women
didn't dose him. Yon see, she's been
living with me ever since he died, and
the cuuued old ant trinkets my life miser.
able. I thnnght if 1 could get you to
spade the old bay up and try him out,
it would melte the old woman light out
fur fear of the papers, an' I'd not only
get rid of her. but get even on the roust
she -devil that ever lived."
The doctor pointed frigidly to the
door, and the man, bent with disap-
pointment and alarm, walked rapidly
away.
THREE MURDERERS HANGED,
Malone, N. Y., February 1.—Joseph
i coda, the murderer, passed last night
quietly, sleeping well from 3 until 5 a.
He talked frequently with his ac-
tendants. When the Rev. Father Ros-
siter arrived, attended by several sisters
of mercy, Woode was conducted to the
parlor of the jail, where high mase wits
celebrated, the service being very sol-
emn and impressive ;sand lasting about
one hour. During the service, Woods
prayed and sang. He appeared calm,
and manifee►ed entire confidence as to
his future. All the others present were
moved to tears. The orimival requested
to be hanged at the time, stating he
would never be better prepared to leave
this world, The Sheriff told him that
1 o'clock was the hour fixed upon for
the execution, and he would have to
wait. Woods was then condnoted back
to his cell. Woods claimed .bathe was
born in !:limerick, Ireland, and no one
knew his real name. His education scats
i
superior to that of most men of hie class,
During the past three weeks he las set•
en but one meal * day, and since Tues
day has refused all food whatever. Last
'light he manifested great anxltey to
know the exact hoer Shell the cum -
tion would take place. As is usually
the case, there have been very fesv res•
pectable. but many weak and sentimen-
tal women hanging about the jail from
day to day, lavishing sympathy epee
the prisoi er. A stone wall four feet
thick, eurrounde the jail. and on top of
this acompany of militia did patrolduty.
About 200 persans;were adniittedta the
yard of the jail. Aceominodations were
provided on the tops of the aurround-
ing buildings, and many sew the exee
eution from these ele=vated position&.
At five minutes past one o'clock
Woods Was led to the gallows, bearing
a crucifix in !hie hated. Ifo listened t
the reading of the death warrant with.
out emotion. It was eupeetd that the
prisoner would make a speech, hut he
merely thanked those who had deet
kind to !him and tend. "1 don't know
how to make a apeeeh, and ern cot
guinR to make one." Ile thou knelt
in prayer wnh the priests, after srhiatt
the noose was adjueted. At 1:15 o'clonk
the drat. fell, and at 1:24 Ina pulse
ceased to beat. Ile wee pronounced
dead at l:86. His neck was broken,
and he died without a steuggle.
`'iii; HANGING OF WILLIAM WIRERS.
S. 140188, Feb,1. -- kr lltharn Wipers
who shot and killed A. V, Lawrence,
barkeeper in the ealotxn attached to the
Theatre Comigue, early on the morn -
leg of hu. 29. 1877, wag bonged in
tine jail yard between 8 and 9 o'clock
this morning, in the presence, of a few
spectators, moat of wham were news-
paper and praressitmitt men. Wieners
was abig, brutal fellow, and acted as
"bouncer" at the Theet' o Comignu
varieties, a show of not tir t.eltatsshte u-
talion. He had a quarrel
s
victim (Wiener's) wife. He spent
most of last night with his father's
sister, and epieitual advisers. At 4
o'clock this morning he took a short
sleep. At 8 o'clock he came out of his
dell, in compauy with Fath
e
r
s
Shea
and Braun, and after some p
les were gone through with, City Mar-
shal Mason and other officials he'e'led
the procession. and the whale party
passed from the rotunda of the jail to
the jail yard and ascended the scaffold.
Prayers were then made by Fathers
Braun and Shea, after whielt Winiere
made a speech, in which he admitted
the kitting of Lawrence, but :aid the
ant wan not done in cold blood ; that be
was crazed with liquor, and he warned
ati men against wuiakey and bad asso-
ciations. He forgave everybody and
was willlne to be forgiven by all, and
hayed his death would be happy. The
prisoner's legs and arms were this'_
bound, the black cap adjusted, the last
words spoken, end at 8t thedrop fell.
We -
Tao fall was seven feet, and hi death
was almost instantaneous. Iii fifteen
minutes the body was cut down and
the crowd disappeared.
A WIFE MURDERER HANGED.
CINCINATTI, 0., Feb. 1.—Philip Wat-
son, en1ored, who murdered hey wife with
a hatchet last September at Ceviue;ton,
Ky., was hanged in the presence of five
thousand spectators at 1.1 o'clock this
morning. Previous to the execution
he acknowledged the crime and expres-
sed repentance.
STONING A. RAILROAD TRAIN.
Soon after 2 o'clock yesterday lunrn
iiig, as the Washington express train'
bourd south oyer the Harlem branch
of the New Haven Railroad, slowed fe-
ttle drawbridge near Barton station, it
volley tf atones crashed into the cab (if
the engine. The attack was several
times repeated, and the three cars were
:struck in lnany places. One of the
:stones, shivering a window of the cab,
.struck the fireman. Ths engineer
whistled down brakes, and, with' his
'fireman. sprang from the locom` tive
and started in pursuit of the party of
roughs who had thrown the stones. Con-
ductor Marshall. and leve' al train hands
joined in the abase, and the party was
reinforced by the station agent and the
men front the neighborhood, who had
been aroused from sleep by the ste im
whittle, and a horn blown by the assail-
ants. A brakeman was sent with a red
signal lantern to warn any train that
might be approacbing; bat be was driv-
nn back by stones thrown by the roughs
who then scattered through the. woods,
and escaped, although fired at by Wor
rell, the station agent. The abets were
greeted with dsrisive shouts, and blasts
on: the horn. The train was • delayed
bait an ]lour, and sotne of the passel'.
gees were much alarmed. The offend -
fes were mean roughs from East Ches.
ter, W110 vasitsd Boston for the purpose
e,feeltiugraaetietleetefor a horse. ,After
ri„ en lipg. the ewasaa;i•l.'g in drunkenness
they conceived the idea, of storming the
train.That diversion, 'Ys so common
that. the ritilltead company has a stand -
ng offer of $PGO reward 1'or the' deteo.``
t;n1J Af offenrter@
gate. In February, 1877, Dr, Robert.
son recetved ati letter from Murray &
Davidson, saying' that they hsd estab.
fished the identity of the former as the
heir to the u:o1ai ed money, which
they plced at 4,704. The Doctor was
to meet a representative of the firm hi
Glasgow as soon as possible. He sail-
ed with his wife at once. Al Glasgow
he was directed by a letter from the
firm to proceed at once to London, and
was eubsequontly summoned back to
Glasgeav There he at length met the
business agent of. Murray & Davidson.
He paid to the agent $3,000 as fees,
and received a draft on the National
Bank of Scotland far. £9,704. He was
also given papers, among them an order
of the Hamilton Prot'ate Court estab-
lishing his claim. The draft iitae made
payable ou the 20th of December, 1877,
or nine months from. elate.
At the conclusion of the transactions
Dr. and Mrs. Robertson returned to
Crawford county. The Doctor tirade
.
t
arrangements to withdraw from the
practice of medicine, and to purchase
a reeidenco in Titusville, He was well-
to do before the receipt of the money
in Seotlaud, and he eonclarded to live in
erase. In June 'net he received a letter
from AIvrray & Davidson. requesting
l'inh to report in glasgnw at once, and
to bring the draft. The Doctor sailed.
in the steamer Wyomi ig for Liverpool.
Besides the draft he had several thou.
sand dollars in money. His wife re.
ceived a letter from him on his arrival
in England. Since then all trace of shim
has been loaf. ills wife started a few
weeks ago for Europe to prosecute in-
quiry there as to the whereabouts of
her hu -band, Lettere that have been
received fi'o'd her indicate that theDoe-
for was made the vietim of a conspiracy
in the matter of the money, and that
be has undoubtedly !peen mile away
with. There is no such firm as flour
ray & Davidson. No mene:v had ever
been deposited in the Nabonal hank
of Scotland to reek the draft. and Dr.
Robertson did not present the draft.
The theory of the authorllies is that,
the draft being a forgery, they feared
detection after its nature was discover.
ed at the Bank. They therefore Hum.
mound Dr. Robertson to Senrlantt to
get posseeion of the paper. and robbed
and murdered him.
VICTIMIZE') AND MURDERED.
Cembridge, Pa., Jnn.. 80.—In 1876
Dr, Richard A. Robertson of this plane
'tet amen named Murray in New York.
Murray learned the Doctor's family his-
tory. He then told him that he tMnr-
ray) was a member of the firm of Mur-
ray & Davidson, siiiicltors, of Hamilton.:
Scotland, near G'rlaccnw, and.that the
Doctor was undoubtedly the •Richard
A. Robertson w 90 was the next of kin
of a Robertson who was ]tilled in the
late oiviltwar in this eoaatnatry, and who
bad left about $50,000 in Scotland,
which was waiting the iajpnearailee of
this'uext of kin. Mnrrayasid he would
return it untie to' Scotland and investi-
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Unscrupulous Dealers o btnin them at very
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I most earnestly said respectfullyappealto the
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sparingly these frauds.
Purchasers should look to the label on the pate
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British Government stamp, with the words
APPLY TO
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Toronto.
PRIM, FORWOOD & Co., C*ENERAL
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"HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AXD OLNTusNT, London.?
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THOMAS HOL.u0WAY Malee-
AFFIDAVIT—I, Catherine aippel,
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declaration deliver, give or cause to be delivered,
an, drug, medicine orenedioinal substance of zany
kind for the purpose of depriving me of rnysen-
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solemnly believing the same to he true.
LATHE TINE ,3IPPEL.
Taken before R. H. Caddy, Com. in Court Q. B.,
in and fur the County of Huron, ou the 1st day of
November, 1877.
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At ILLI' RIC
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Silks, Velvets, Ribbons,
&c., at lower prices than ever.
AD.rt.RE HOT'tfL.-rhe, undersigned
swingg'• 8ua c , .-e -..e control .,:f the
above@iotehler. C.-iwileon baying retired on ok'
diem:metbe20th of July last; 'the business avillbo
e untied on in the future by le. J. Stewert. The
.NCxr (IRADUAT f+. CN,- teestelling public will flu,! everything. kept ill a
VEltSITY Triatt el` '' i
Pursicixas, end Burgeons Qua;, Clileti,TtJyktou'C.
see ;.
firrttelnes style. 1'Phe bar will be'supplied with the
gesrt'liquorsand cigars. An attentive ostler al -
ware attendauce.
l-walreinattendance. W.J.TEWART. tiue23•t1
.e;• 1.
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FANCY GOODS
Berlin li•'vols, Ottoman and Slipper
Patterns.
Jackets toade or cut to order. Fur triinings finr
Mantles and Jackets. at
MISS GARLICK'S,
Main St, Exeter.
THE EXETER
Planing Mill Sash,
DOOR AND
BLIND PATHRII
ALL KINDS O1+
T U R N I NG
Done to order.
Remember the place
Ever O]ll e (4c XIowe, xcL
1BUOKINGHAM'S OLD BLACKSSIITHt
SHOP is still going. Mr. S. Raokingbatn
desires to returu his sincere
thanku to his
pat_•ons, w h o
ed hint in the
would intimate
num PIOUS,
have support
least, a..d
_ that, having,
recovered from ,_ _"2'ess- his lone 111
nese, he intends in future, to
to take charge of the horse -shoeing department,
himself. Ail other work done in the very best
style and at the lowest rates.
S. BUCKINGHAM.
Exeter, Dee. 13, 1877.
J.
170011:414i5,
WE S.A1:4/1 AND RETAIL,
Dealer. in Lu.iin.ber
HINGLES, LATH AND CDDAR POSTS, FLOOIR.
IN.G AND IDING—DREASLJ ANetUN.
Tut" 'Aria
An extensiveStocl' nu hand., The' ltnmber,f oa
Quality or price, car. t+:. `)est. Agood assort.
mentdalwayson ht►nd,ohesp-..s I'aet .
• Yard East side ]Loin Street,betwoeuGidly mid
ictoris Streets,
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