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A. /SIM COraea UJa Creatal: asul, *Pee 'that'
, Go4 NVIA1 P41'11109 Rbn, When .lii
DeStyli Is, St:Ones !Untitled.: ,
* Poem. C414$ aserftehAsys I, hope
•'VX4E,96%. MAY: ,parslYZOme,!' ,Were the
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words spoken "Williani'liturklett. At
' oncehis hands dropped to his side, his legs
refused to move, and his eyes rolled wildly
,around. Ifis•prayer-was answered, and he
• steed paralyzed on the snot wherei; but a
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• • .1.0W 'Eleinenta Were, he as a Magnificent,
'UFO et PhYsical msolmodt He tried to
' geak but ble tongue 'woilld not move.,
40,1! aaozeuenwho., were preeWat were
7 rplerea. motionless by the evident, visits,
Von*ef the '1044a. of God. , When they
• xecoVerek• selt,peseessiell" -theY.'"•tenderlY
moved: the afffinted man to.lais redidepoe, a
Mile distant. When, Mi. lauxy•
Thritlett BOW the -plight, in, • Which :her'
-fotherywas: brought home arettimed end
; • fainted, 0414i0, a fey/ days . after,. For
many years•Mr.Burklettlitta. been the ferry,
manot the Hankipsville read cp.:38040.6f
-"the Oomulge$ river, iie was of giant
-,-FtiYaisliteilyttlalentigiWecks, and.became
' leepccially nated"lectinse, oUthe-brace• of
How One Young Miul-Aturde4red- an5.1
•13.110pned •un the ,Body of Another
3reullf; ,Mant. • •
A. laeli (Thureday) pight's Boston des-
Pateh •says : • gdward, Nevflin, arrested *
Boston„in colmectfRn With the -Lexington
Murder,' -,yesterday MI:Ruing Made o.. -lull
confesinoro• Newlin killed young COdman
at 3 0'010015 TueadaY MOP:4*g by stabbing
him in the laack of the. neck with a catying
knife: The deed was doodin C' efinlesn'it
own stable. Later in .the •daY be cut the
°Idles off the body, 00K:dug off the left
leg and right arm,ond started with the
corpse in his pung for the country.. At
the spot *Lexington where the head ii.nd•
etrul Were feind he dropped the head in the
middle•of the road And, threw the Urn out.
.He returned_ tO Somerville at 0 " &deck
Tuesday mornipd. Newliostates that after
driving a. 'while -he , began to realize the
enormity -of his erime and became, fright-
ened. His fears worked 130"i:ouch upon him
that when he camte a lonely part of the
road and 'wild free from obse Otion he took
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,the: body, out : of the. •p g, and, , • half
-frenzies -d-try--fear-s, eized4hi --,axe,--,-chopped.
,the head off; and mashed e face �f • the
•dead man until he tlionght it was wirecog-
iiizable. He then threw, the head and arm
over the wall; ' returned to the road, lifted
the body into the pontand ; started again:
After driving about a -mile -and it,,half he
again alighted; and taking the body threw
it in the hrubbery where it' was found.
EVidencesof th,e• crime were foimd when
the police searched *the -stable. Behind a
closet was found- a,box,coota,ining a 'bloody.
mass of. flesh and gore. The murderer,
Janes Edward Newlio, is: a handsome
yoting fellow, a littleover417 years old,.and
is very intelligent looldng, • He ie..;one of
four, brothers WI�I. reside in ,..Sonierville.
While nothing really bad is knoWn'Of the
'llOydrthey-laVellie7-10pOtettioeof-'-being-
hot-blooded .and; Wild,, the • father ofs-the
,forgly,, *,,,,is.;estatsde,being„,,..himselti# et,
penitentiary in tbe provitteee. • ' ," .
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revolvers, which ..141,..„kept• atrapped to bis
• 'tivaist, ,was ••O great latinter and, the
ferry being in the Midst Of a swath,. he.
•' was convenient to an abundance ef game:
, Nrora; these -who: lived around him•
: :Ileorried tbatlidwas. very profane whenever'
Sighted-gal:ea and was called at" from
•, • ' alert:Orem the ferry. He wo 4. Pour
out sloth avelley of oaths. as would: make.
• • thellesh of • erdmary men oratcl., It was
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in one 'of these jail:shine spells tbetlidatiried
Creator and, *mind tip with, theexpres-
.., • ..sion above quelled. • The news soon Spread
' • throngh the county; 'Aral "scores of people
, called to see the: victiM.' He was at first
; . -.completely : prostrated; but 'subsSqueotly
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woad f011. When'SPollen to he• replies m
• ipartiopiate Mumble, andacts in a most
. Manner, ThiPlYttieitintiluMosorihe•!
, natural Cause fig hie- but
• • S.dmit ' iti 'visitation • of Gad. The
pireaohere. In the neighborhood have'nsed
theincident their: sermonswith great
DID az niaze,, FOR mnaINSIfitANOili
An 1nterasthig timo. for at,inniers ef
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• •PrObably themost interesting cieetii-be
• tried4i.-tite4ferthcomixigi_ork'Aissizes..is
' • that of the beirs-at-law,:ef Samna 1.31.il*:
• ". swath 'against therAncient Order of United
Workmen..: DuneeotlyiVaIrTrIneraberTet
. the Order, , the • imighborhood•
Orangeville Early' in -January, 1886, he.
. • "left honie, ostensibly for Dakota; I:twang
previously inenret , his life ler. $20i000, dis
• • • „Vaulted among several ceMPOlues:, • On
: January .1.5th Duniteath„ with two .' both-
• papidnit, boarded the ferry dewier:Victoria
• -', at :Windsor:and crossed to Detroit. . When
"••• the boat -readied its tlocik- the Men did
.; land with the other' passengers, attar a
• ' Pte. after •:the....erbwa was ashore Dni3.,'
:seath's-cempanione raised the itlain:t that
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be :had fallen overboard. :.•They taw thet
he Was . and • while • retching fell .otTer.
'the :rail, .-"Dunsetttli's friende gave their
, "--,-L4,RaMeal.ae,Jamee--,CarsonLAnd • Gallagher.
• ' • not seem to be very anXiond about
..Fecovering:.the body, anditfter dodging to'
. Windsor theiwndiespneared: The Detroit
•, pence and,ferrY authonties.looked the:case
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*p and .thethselVes:, that it Was: a
, Nothing. .has since been . seen of,
• IhMseath's body, although diligent search.
'• was -made' fOr It. • The -A.O.JI.W. • Order
• , now resist .:payineni a the $2,000 dne to
heirs of • :deceased 'Inerciliers .on • .the
' ground that Dimseath is not reallY dead,
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biitthat his :disappearance -IS part of: a'
scheme to obtain the „money under hilite
pretences, The insurance comptinies will
Ahab coated the :61airds of tbeheirs-at,law.,
Witnesses will be brought from' Windsor
— and Detroit.; - ' • . • • -
• :CHEAP *ritTE. "
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• . „Ingethrtes Into a Murder'Case DiselOse
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Business Ttnnsaction. ' • .
•. A 'Hartford, Conn., despittelt says:
torawritten.by , Mrs.: Julia Lynch to Wil
Am Warner, whoSliet her:ita cold blood at
• ' - ' her mOtlicee house in Newton Orr', Thurs.
day;.,Decentl3er.flgrd; hii)4e been made public
They ishowithat , Warner, and .11re.i Lynch
. uSed to Med Bits. Fred..'Levejoy's in
' :.Bridgeport; i,rhere tlie•nlin for separating
' from. her hnsband go to resirarrie
• wag: matured, . Bhp, seems to.have.beenyerY•
jealous Of hie attentions. to ether ivonien
, and'reproveie him for his Conduct' in this
; She dwells on the ,alMs
she received from her • husband,' and says
has in-tiilage,Caneted her to hate This,
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was found among' Warner's papera : • ,
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"Dec/ 30, 1885
.;"This id 'te certify. that•I sell, ray tvife,
, Elide Lynch„With my free will to „Wm, H:
*well, jun., for.the,eurn of 10 eents. •
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".Witness, George W. Peet„ Stepheny,
, is the husband of the woman
•':whorti•Warner Murdered..
. DEATH WAS„BER, BRIDEGROOM. •
Sudden Demhie Of.a' Bride Elect viho Saw
HerDeed Body in a Dtresim..
A?ittsburgli, aespe;teh says: The
sudden death of Miss: Fannie BarcItley,„of
Bedford i'avenne, after' s,. , brief • • illness; . and
while preparations Were going -rapidly for
Tiai,a for loev'apprOaelaing Marriage to
-welt:kOO, -young-Lhtisinose-Mill ' -ef" -„th..., is
city, presents etettie, in which" death Was
foreihadoWed-oreatified-by-4-drealith.A.13on
Six weeks ago Miss:Barckleyhad, • dream,
which she 134* her dead..body out
, • Death of.the Living skeleton. ' •
A Chicago despatch seri •: 'Isaac Sprague,.
• the. ". Living Skelet6o," ..aiod here Srester.:
, Aap, ;Hewes born in Bridgewater; Mass.;
nnd, Wat quite • healthy , until histwelfth
• year, When:het:son& a cramp while swiin.
. ming, leil Rick, • and /lost flesh; until he
' weighed. only fOrty.six pounds. Barnum
' beck brim all Over the TimtedSto,tes; Can-
ada and England. He was married and
the, father of three robust,children
Praying for tier Recovery.' •
• A Chicago; telegram says tFarwell
Ran wag orowded todayby the Women's
• Chrietiltri Tiperanee Ilnihn, who, led•hy
Miss Francee E. Willard, prayed earnestly
recovery Of Mrs. Carse the President
• ',. of -the -Union ,Who jai lying , C19.4001:107
• At -her home onthe West •••
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• .414N,' (ANTINc* WITH .01-14,,
AY= X•41019. WITH THE. WAWA.
rublie VOW' Ilea,Ung ccuVootico, Giving Tureoty-Seven o • f. a Vreiv ana Their Waild•
practieatDemenstrations of the Work. • '.' be Remind's. Begulphe.A. In the Angry
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-•N•EXTB.A.oftpiNABY sECT. ,
.,,T mau3,': persons were •Dorked, intft.7'..
• A Reading, Rai, despitoh• says: Veryodd fl4.-441/41"ig 49-9-" 4 a' $11!.P- ' A London cablegram sari ; A serious. ,
Annnerting a Vonpie of Adventueera,
night at 4 public healing tneegng thohl .1,-
•ntains0 .at 1,, remarkable Seai Of religious fanaties_ilo, '
t humfrtiT, -rdispute took place -.this week among. a ;
and novel scenes were, Witnessed here to
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tChbes, p OM 41 '14:51 i the°. Mennoniteiia'i1n Ev ernettihgre inn , EA? a to e " . ' e o o have them heaidguartera et Rochester,, a,
city midway .; between Canterbury and ten/. , , . „ ..
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through the snow storm, should Poole an
be publicly healed by faith. In answer urrie, powder; ° • . k rot of Cleves, aid it was at Rochester, .. !- .." •
this a large number, of believers filled t Petohiteir ti!t; • • . . - -- ' Ise' that the immortal kir. Plckwick
chapel. Dr. Anderson emphatically pr. 10
ppurb-.)1TohyereannationnAnoedeareteheartlaurninttethseiokaal 4n. cricii.,,..._ . -. • , :0:_.....,...., , , don,ui3301 whichaa:ti xi:IIfamed:thw: asisoaprbi vintss6, cbothaetosliteenrde,,rwbyi and
deii - , op,
Wading, who could possibly venture ou 4-
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• . • , Lamp, ohimne b"ye ' ytere Efertiy. VIII of polygamous
.,,,I, ao ti ac shsee: • . gi.emmr met iii,a.futirth bride, the unloved.. . ,• • ' ;" I
fought his memorablednel The sect above •
claimed that when. the Lord said anYthi ,i.. 'Ts' ..:,. ' , • .,.. ,!,AlliicePea,.rifov.1710,1107\ •rwan. tiOee
He meant it,. and . he quoted the Scriptur ,-....' ..'&141.41.'", • . Pittter "House of Israel,' and -they claim in. • •
papsage ; 44 IS any sick among you? ,,I.4 (Was ' .. ' ' .= •- 1..,- ' ." v,-, 6 the remnant ' el the people of Israel • • .1, - '
him call for the elders ef. the Church a ..erdage : '• 0: • • • -" • ' • ' 4 he 14'443t) BP°Ite4 • 'cif. ' in thieeh' btb"ey • 1,".. !- '
'let them pray overhim, ancsintioghira *a andle W. 'k .•
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' • M list ard, Fren• '2 Revelation The.' doctrine'
oil in the, name tathe Lord, and the pray •ott • ,, ,•
iti itxxeedd...stn.ices -...,4teitch is that th menaberibi the Sect rteYen: '
slaaliraiee him up:4 '," ,' • • . °PI -Iltlect " •..,*,„..,- ' tdie in the .*Qvabiol sense of the term bu
Of ;faith 'ishall, 'save the sick, sitd the Le (*)7, '4'ne .• ' ' •
" We'plaee the hand on the' head • in th t • ' ' • •
aulted,the faith cure .h.iestiifg, He gal. lovee,' „Oldie • r , • • ..' b iiito tu.reobyrileh•t of v.,. first' reserlreotion. . •,,: •!":.' '-
Bev. F. L. Hasse, of Philadelphia, c� ce soa-ev-e,rsitgrirno:::14hit"Itelish. • ' .-17i1-7'1 (-I d 41% s- . ,• the ah".g4'ael t'bigial'eilBY?Priees4enrsv:ad 4afilvbel°PaanaP:sft"'F4' ' 4'. r:
/sTutini,ga IThey 4,i've .
had large additions-tir their --'• .' •,, , ' • • ' '"
*ay and anoint the person with oil in t '' .. • ' ' .. • ' - • • ' . '' membership, and have Organized a consid,'
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narae!,ef4he,iiierd..Nua,pray.,..otierlii , ' • # onkie ,..• • • • '''
• erable, fund for the building of an immense ' ,.' .' . • • ''' •
ean.'quete ManYt•Paseages Of Scripture .01Tiej4 *4""fiiii and ground °Still -ea! ''''• ':' teMple-on-Cliiithe-Wrr7.. ilr'--: Thelmidcost'ot:-.. .:- ',. ,' '.
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living examples. Last week . a 'person , _ ..
show faith ohne; and we eau also pont t • • . • , .....04511: -pa •stioir i , . , •-:/ . thohtaivillevi, s7blet:trio aareiroeannayttob'e5e2nfiOra01080e4inaant3.8s0p,Q;
Wilmington was cured of an abscess Of 4,04ies ' '• , ,
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•hit earcomplicationv.-aolf1.-111
Was treated by nine doctors Without
evalrleilotriyaerrbsc:fh:oitp;cst.ornsisit.i,,ts, : . ., .. . I‘T . • . n the building Contributions to the fwad ' •
' .' E ,.._,00filli.6Hnas.ir , .,. , ,, per annthull ;coetnliaintghei'licaetngtrbeegaititito611.°Wf Mr er° ' ..'•.
highly prosperous condition. , The leader . .
benefit, was wired instantaneously „ • . ; WEIS one jezreel; who, strange to relate, • • . .. •
heartyas any woman living. ' We PraY . ' •••• ,• .: '.' ' died the. other day in the,Ordinary fashion: ., .,. ,
yee,rs. ago, and she .is. now as: stoutf:ar.ssenees .
over her an hour and ten Minutes, • who, ,-.. • ,,• '.. ° • ' •
.Pickles, `.4 for .21, Tfoltuigswri:ir,rAenlloythuopusgeht ilai;gwoiefde,mupanony'Nitofiloh.mis 1 ': : ..,.,
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her limbs andhealed her immediately." .4iiii stilt .wasorlierrill ..,131.'1):;aaviri4,81;i:e ,:;''..'• ' Al:Elected departure fora,notherwOrld, there • ..• , .. . .
the power came down aria itruck her enthr ; ri` .l''llit'ra EN,...i •,• • . the mantle of her -husband fell, attempted •-• 44',..:, -
head; und,passeathrengii her body au4 aldi, I roil t . • ,. : :, • .• v. '1.1,e0•• .• • • • • various explanations of his sudden and up-. ., :, ,
with.oilto.night and were prayed over, ann.', `-'("4. ';.. • • % ' p ''• ' - • 1, t•••ir:Nonvinced that there Wad e, Mistake some -
the•
- Quite a' number Were.'Priblicly 'anoint h, c, , , . .. ,., . 1,11:8 p.ilt .,,was a large contingent U.ho could ' not -. le7‘ . : .;•• ,
where. Mme. jegreel then proceeded to ex -
successful.
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clergymen Say ;the Meeting: was ver • '.• ' • •'
.84000.4sta ,„.....• .. • .•
,. . .. ,, ... : .....,.. ,:.,,,,.. uir,' riee,_,:,-- .....;..,,,._.,____.___,4_,'' • • — .Pepper,..1c,:jr,per,W1,,peitle hereties from the sect dri. the • .
•. • .. • . ' • 4, . ' ;, ' : • . berts..,. ' .. .• ,. , - . ... .. ''.-t" P.PPet,.:',Wii,ttie; .., ground that they `vieke- not 'Pillars....oL.•the". I; - - ... .,. ,
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Twenty -Three Miles flown. the 0100 on ., . . , . . ,,, : . ••
,:s.: .imiiimotrwItenuisia.,.;,,..„5:„..,,,,,:_......,,,G .,. ,:,...,.. Ri..):::spi enrs; ..r. ild . •:, cberob...• The quarrel • thus made public '; • - '''''' 4. •
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•r.s has revealed rancli-miserrin-'manyfamthes,,- .--,,, --,,,4L,,,- ,...
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rs at Rochester, where fathers, mether,s and •• • .• . • . . : . ..
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•. „'' children had been inisled and led astray by ,, . • ., ,.! • ,, ' •• .
.„- z. ,. t sin • • ; • this most ridiculous of '.absurdities. One „,..• ••:'• : :". .
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..• A:Louisville, Ity:*;telegro,m'. dais:. •job ger, Whore ' "'• ,.',, Mend some'prontinerimin the cominunity . ; ' ' • . ..:•• '' .' ...
OrigebY'i' tber-19:=Year,041,74ilm-- ef•-•.--Ert:' ge.l.",.--g.' ro:otick.- -•••••7.-,.7."..`-`.. --. r '776"li,.!'-'''4"t'.. '444:4,':t4:..' `'`,4-: iiastitplid,kiii wife Anct•oltildren_ and 'threw' ' • -'• ' ' ' • ' •
'Grigeby•Wentillitting last evening 7with 4' 74 : L.l .. "1";t1 , . . . 1 p ar goo position o join the sect, • in eon- • •,,, ..... • ... •. .. : .
party of.triende on the OhioBiver at Wei ,•'• .... , ., .'. . ''''• •nection.with-whi,:drthe submitted himself . . .
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port, a toith:4bout'twenty-five.mileii Ina th t•oll sorts of .htninhating offices, , ,Jegreet ap, , ' •,,, • ...,: z •• ;
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river from here: :' He ventured teCknear t . • '- •';,Syrups I
•• a„, • • . - .pears to have .been a 4•'•iort of Brigham • . • - . ...• ; •
outer:edge of the ice, when agrest,crackin , • '• "?ng Ire' . , ...• . • cyourt dept in the matter Of ,...marriage- --, ,--,-- . • . •
' ...-Srpides,'. 4,t'*11619. ;Ind tui he had the handling' of all the •
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in 4 beautiful , casket, . amid .11o,w,ers, Inv}
enty'otuidedbY Nei sOrrowing friends. This
dream she itoii3innlY. narrated, to her father
and'thother, andiatid ;that it was, a, • warn-
that.she would secin die. ,At..the,. time
the was in the best of health and- Aseking
forward with 'happy anticipations ,TO her
wedding day, which was, net: fat „distant.
The belief inspired by:the dream seeMedte
oW,, upon 'ber;. 'And, ,:notvirithatiinding:' the.
"e. rte. of:. friends, • she % seemed ttrtable. to,.
Shake it off:, About a 'week ago she was
taken andthericleClared that it washer
iast sickness, hough 'it. was not known
that ler. Wes' of a -.serious character;
Whether. it Was brain fever,!•or„typlioid
fever which caused her death seeMs to he•a
queditna doubt, but during all" her illness
she refused tole encouraged said that
She would Surely • She on-.,Tnes-
day,, and to -day berremaips WOO aidaWay
in Allegheny Cemetery, . • " , '• •
TJBRIBLE ilatrp:L•firoN A.- B01.9c.
phieevery of. the itenOlina of a Murdered
; • man Scattered on a rain -a.' • ":
• A, Beaten, Melis„ 7aesoitah 'says : A
-bundle-Of-blot:dr clething Was: kaild. :on
Tnesde.rin•Lexington.. YestertleY...farmer
Brooks discoibleknear the place the 'head
cif &intim Which. had been setered,frein. the
'body; and peer it othernortions of: a -hely,
'covered by anOW. The head ••was ' gashed
WA -distortedly terrible ...we:hands:I. Ithad•
b oh ed from the bed
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• on -0.0 the lea ing questions hi New York
' city now is ',whether, people whe
rented houses should be considered as ,4" '6f
mrs*.•
body:'
evidently ee opp y
a dull itarg. About A Mile from where the
heffd and arm, were found the investigators
discOvered in a deep- gidly mailate
trunk.- It was naked, and -deep cuts On. the
hip and leg indiaated.the intention Of the•
murderers to sever the left Binh as they
had the right, which had :been rudely
chopped eff Lathe. thigh. The features were
those of.a:bard:workffig Man. The Sinner:
'villa Peliedhavereceiveclinforination-Which
ladicates,,that-Jthe disfigured ,remanis are
thOsed George -A. Codmati:' Codnian Was;
a: Young unmarried Man, and 'carried on a•
milk business in Sornerville.'"Theifirilittle*
doubt that the victim Was killed "'by ter-
rible blow on the hack ot. the neck With an;
Oita' ind cliiipped • to -iticcal OS. found.
-The right'. leOshich, Was hacked off; has not
yet,been discovered; • . •
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was.heard, and 'did portion npon whichl
*ad standing broke loose-andlloatecl away , ni!--- ' :Spiees-,--ik,•Joulid; -
It' Wits impossible for a skiff to he pu•she
inti:rthe great; grindinrchkes. His co /7/1.: '''' '
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'. • k'•"`I'. - beyond belidf"thatiiiichiteWiSiderabltita • -, • .
' &if - '. '.i"opoli• it as ainaky. venture: . It is Almost ,, • ,. . , ., .
S en n a . • aleneYs paid
in4e-tinit..-hfs.-.:wito:-.100ked,, •
panic* ran and'inftarmed 'Mr. Grigsby P i.4.tit• '' . .
. . - ber of men and :women could be "fenincli in
his, perilous _position, •-• The latter imut • . ' : • •• - ' - ' ' • Su liAlar ' • !, . „ i'Euglamt, Outside of lunatic asylums, ,to be ,,, • i • • ,.
diately saddled, a horse' and overtook t /•,',.;:...., .. _....,, •.. ---Kolt!rafanzartsitrnavor-o4.4.4 'Abus 4.!.*a, -, •,„ - , , , . , ,......--..-.. . ,I, ,,
`lr:Fiiiilg man 9100" tbrict miles ,dosion th
river. The cake was only Shout one hundred,
yards from the shore. ' Mr. Grigeby .fol-
lowed it down. to within • two nines • of this
wisr, a distanceef twenty..tbree miles',..when
he,gave•tWofisherinen $1.0 etteh to gonutin
a skiff and repute the bey. • With'• Much
diffiCultylhey:did so sod brooghtthe paling
nairt,safe t� there. He was . almost frezep-
imilmearly scared to death.. . - . , ' • "
Latestfrona the Northwest.
, Since the winter set in there has not been
•oxidliour's delay On the; Western Division
of the Canadian Pacific RailifitY caused by
anow. Splendid war* weather 03 reported
front- the C. P. R. West, to the Robkies.
It is, inraoredAhat Mr: -ttitahes, of
Brandon,- will he ,tippOirited .Phief . of the
Provincial Police, vice.Constantine.
The ,Half-breed "CianimissiOn 'will hold
Sittings 'at seireral-spoints in Westbourne
County this Month..
The mayoralty Fe -cent -it was commenced
to -day before Judge :Ardagh, but was not
finiehed. Mr: Peametth's niejority of -six has
beenredieed to three so far.• ' • .
The "regottiat :of the votes, cost hi the
Mayoralty " contest' "Closed this Morning.
The result converts Pearefin'sinipposed
majority of; , into a •MinoritY• :•of five.
jildge Arditgla declared 'Ala. Jones elected.;
and • theri3 is • great rejoining aritong the
friends Of the latter: The eade: May dill
go to a higher Court, • . ' • ' • . •
, .
• • Abigail C. Garrett, whe ..baS jhst been
• ' • . • granted a divorce from her husband ' in
• dineionaif; fa hut 21 years old' now, yet -she
• -has four ,chilcIren,. has, been " married
" • , seven years. 'Her lutaband Wesfifi when' he
induce:1'th° child te ntarrytito:* •
• 'Phe Winnipeg: iviityoralty.. •,• • • •
A Winnipeg telegram te,y : • The official
'declaration of the mayoralty :re-count was.
'made to.dayi-giving &Wee the seat with a
niajority offive- ;There a. good, deal of
:trouble het,e.over the settlement of disiptites
arisitiont,Of•betk dit-tlie;* Contest. Many
bets,viere paid on: the., returning.offieer s
decision; which Was infaVor of ' ,Pdat".,
Son„blit pow that the County 4.olge 'has
'cotinted Mr. Jones in the iMpperters of the
latter are demanding the, money.- /The
PearsOn men say ' that eb fer aS bete are
peneerned thedeclaration of • the return -in
:Officer is final. • • '
Arratrie Snow Boat. .
A Grand Dak,, despatch soya : A
party..of pleasure seekera left the otty for• a
4, known 03 .Little .Ishind..,"•..j.•• W. Land,
Seine station,.. Cii&-W....gitinie, ettthe .; J.; ..,..4,tuBJNEANTArtANDS IN. A: wcreil, •'" ..- • .' • ' : '• ,
A. Belongs; Of:DilinNeek'StatiOn,;and the
1,:otliker. of Abol• ; ;.3.9ii3P1* Si*rtley, • of bain, -And at.P. Spain. OF.Ows , Hysterical OverAhe'.' ; : ' • '''•i'',- I '.•. '
Neek.'. , Iehn.2.:Etheridge • and , Frank :Bel ve
fore, (4,Ni:4-4:Station, were itra.shedoshere '. . A Madrid cablesays .:. For:several helve :, - . - ' ., . . ' ...., • .
.itrta: 'risitioitateabni #ieri4do, is ilo. bialy 611 , Saturday •night - the ..eity.--„ was • excited• .-. 4 : •: '-.s., ,••,-.- f ' ' • - ' . .'
injured :,tintt it is : thp‘ight..ile....oarm6t cro over .Ftensational•repOrte ..that. the. Latin* '-; .• .' . .. "'. -...
•Isaballic'sisterOf the • latd, King Alions6„; ,... •:: • ' • .'• ,;: ", •!'' • : '
.„.- Noltverac,•• vs„, :, .J*4', •-:-- LatestpartiOtt, had•been•VdnaPPedond killed.' 1-Ple.i,fitaata.: , ' ' ; ,, ' ':• :, ' :' ' -; :-
1ers.from the ireck :Of •• the siiip'Eliza:beth: hadgoneMit in,:••e.earriage. to. fallow the • ''.. .; . ' ••• ',.
nut the *anther- of the:Crek itt..22 arietettil.of. royal huntsmenin the Grado,: , She: opcni-•• • , • ••
15,
not tt Man: of Whom .Wits. saved: .. This Pied her.earriageakirte; and was ' escorted • : '', •ii
fact is letirnedfrom the two Men of the Md.'. hgryftabt.7.0eiiiiikciss4;(.i.In ..,cAtit•r,' rreianigeete.b.proaiiret :. ocIfp,•wthrie; • . r.. ''..' . •:". :... : .
.savini crew:Who iturViVeiandwhe'recoVered :
consciousness tti-day• ' The bodies -of the •throwing theirdantaintrrediteltdire:tvas"- :: • ''' •
'fiye.inen •of the lite4aVing ere* and four of po hurt, although it was ..feared • she .wite.
the ,'elaies ; ere*, which' Wera'. reenVeted It was deemed prudent for., her '-tii• retie*. • ':. :-.'•;'":• :
yesterdoz,w430:41 Ufe,preservers,;And three iit the Selene of the ..ateident'untilatidstance• '.:.• '4 , ' ; ', ".', . ,
,thOg . of ' the -,...fillip/6 :.t.31i137i,: ';siiithout, life,, eintld;he.prooared; aiui ,for ..thili.,:: a lae'tliey. ...'' ::::7-7,'?::
preSerVers were tidied up " lowor•40wn oiii was :', .despetolied, 7: 'Midi-, time ... was. •••.: :,. : . ' .. J., ..
coast this morning ,••• A 'body, which, 'has' lost. , In ' • the •• Ineentinte•'; the::: hunts -
been
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beow ciontIona, as that , of • the -Captain, -is, men .,'• had:. '.. gone..:: . on' ... ., a,. • great : :. ' ' . •• ., • ...
Witortg thfase•rictiVered.- This evening the distance- before •,they :Missed. 'their : royal .: '. • • • . , ''' : ''''.
model:if the ishiP'Were stilistaqing, though -mistress, • and ,when they •diseavered. the
the see: . waahrealti-'.47.ng'oVerrher Vielently. , ,ti. , was Mt longerer with :theni.: they leearne, ;, .;., ,.;•' '
greatly frightened: and 1,43tortedA .,.general ... • • ,.
''': '''.. • ' . ''.• • • •'''''' ' - ••.:. • . "..." ' • - '
alarm and began a 'noisy searlta.. The pro- 7 .
.•'-'-A. -r.etit.Night at ,Sanaringhani. • : ,: longed absence Of the infitntw4froinhe ... , .
.,. 4,..., :King's ' . Lynn, . ;Norfolk, ;Cablegram. Castle eansednneadnese there, ariff''finally
:sayS : The Prince of Wales great the, police . and troops were :gent out in' ...- :.•
fete hitS .jttst :ended: It presented .'it.f.air. !earth ..of • her.... , They ; heard ,- the •••report, ., * •
tern- of the Aables:. ,..nis- Royal Highness' which had been ado:disked, by the frightened
"often -visited , the Criterion • *pareto see. huntsmen, and the whole Country was sub- ' •• • . •
Charles Wyndham .:•• 'NOW Chatlei Wynd... 'ected:464a.desancitigoalar.ming, the. neeple
haul' haetiviaited,7 Sandringham: :With . his ..and producing the 'most Sensational .stories..','
whole coninilOy„werkingstaff Orid.geenery. ••The lackey sentforadietatice was slow and , ,, ".." •:'. , .
• •," •Turneflontof DOW'S 14 Dfidviinter.. • , -,',' arid': Pertermed. jla..•._11:11,4.--play• of „ !‘ payid• it.was 1.trio'elock at night.ltefore the .royal • 7 : ; "' ': ' ' .
. . .' Westerly, R. I., :deepateli says '..., Many
Of the strikers the .MOds.' .hiannfadturing Gerrick.'! 'The...treat hell- of ',the .Prince't earriage,was found and tit' h her Idea
A • • -
-69delinoottirYbeds7oft,'',Owvheri6lolleki..linags.'"• three- been, so *noften about town What add to t general
aked consternation -linen •• ; e. • search for 'the •:' • 4
s ' ', ..;„ ' ], . ':: 7
•• .,, _ :
'Compitny,'..s.'works are being.ttirned: Mit.' of•
scree. ...Of, 'Park; • .had been:: •trafiefOrnied itifenta•Was•the ' recollection of the .recent • .• '...•:,.; . ,
the tenements owned by the cOmParlY;.'W,, by Mr.; 'Wypdhe,na . • -into ' O . -.theatre,. •conspiracy ;attributed to stock •git*Ibto.'s.
oa: King, a wealer,_ who did not strike has
With stall. chairs ,and A stage :three feet for ptealing.the royalbithe 04 leaving the • • .-• • , - .
also ..been-,:--tniihedl,out,'-of,-„hin4enetneitt high, . The Criterion•prOhestra. wakin an , throfie„,withent an heir.. . ,' • ' . . • • , .• •':- • •• • • •
becansei•itoobtding to his story, he refused
adjoining! eorrider... In'. an • 'extemperiged •• ' - .• .. - • ': ' :•". ' - ' -':, ,• ..- • - , t'. - - •• • ,''''',' ' ,
to ttirrt his bey, Who as &Knight of . Labor; • .
...:
privittelok.Sat the royalties, .The Prince , . ' FOR. VIIIE' •GOViEitiv.Oxi,.; ' •
.IntiCh - Money. and ••. time beontifying •: the. beesicleb...brele.titr fot:r.haeinwi4b3.
ao, .. weeke,r ge ; 7txrpopliy yh 9,oat , ,
Alleged Ne.getiatiens ti.', provideBis ...RK,
out Of hid., hente.,, Eie , Seye .;he lute:anent
'..ecilieny with a *unreal Residence.. .", ' ' • ; ',- ••.. --
libilfat;'and has,alWaye been faithful to tbe
been stiecially inliterd' for the evening; the
interests of the -company.. .:There is a!great
auditors : •numbering ' about; two .' hundred :4 • A Montrealdespatch sayer.. ••':tit a jal et,
' dpre4a61 Whipplettil! suffering !If Anairevenwt httviiideat tenantsedg.uttii
tinte,'4WO''. -hotirS before midnight—the ;White -Moved that acerrimittee he appoin
When the.,-tirto,i,./3, rase at the 'Apr:doted' 'Mg of -CitY, Connell thie afternoon 'Al • • ' • .i. , ,'% .. .
,iji
itiiait 4 E.,. .blfitding snoWittOrni., ,,a4aold
scene of magnificent toilets,bi the.Ondienee te•coOsider•the advisability of Procuring..a. „ .. • • .:; •
Mr.. 7.Whipoei Who is dying with consurop-
. iii,.. 1,, .pf'' Celebrities:,inust haVe to • the, perfontnere• IpertnanentjeSidence for the GoVern.or,„
tien,' Was, carried out ' to the .Wagguii
was dis- would be jusluo0:t 10..: : sPautT -Oki or :three ' ' '' •
outdazzled the brillianty of the scenery sur ,General 'luta, heped..4that His • Bxcelletioy, '... '
. ibe.,..connitt.ny,s. tiegotssoi•:. of, as striking trioougnuaiioingeatherob3 '..,7,hini.. ,,r.,,op...1„..,:b1,9.xe,., chairs
blanket:. "••Publiosentinient does3 net juetify
• , • . - . • • . • ,, ,itiWiths of the year here. The Chairing:a
•'Werhmee- • • ; ' • ''''' ' ' '' ' ' '' ' Then ' / eame'''rows .of '..02afrj -. -Upholstered of iffe. F,tharibircorathittee said that all tho
Cbillibotitlartlil V4000 • • - . „in-" blue. • :. Next. were ' long re'Ves ' of. biiST could do would be.to.give.• the site on ' - , : , , ' •'...
,
fotiteilibi:VhetiudienceWaS generally dated the Mountain britivneer the then Sion Of Sir :' .‘ ' ' '. • "..
when. General Sir Dighton , Probyn, Comp- rt. Allan And let the 'eltigend or the Goverri-",
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treller•of the -Household,,enered se herald, 'rcetit :erect the' Tosesieo-,71t•wap found. that
.019,4 -sed by"members .of ;the' royal funny.: an. Offer had :been Made for the residence of
The Princess of ...;waleo...witwea-,,in, in -,01 Id. Aidt. 'O'lliall'I' 01:, Sherbrooke street, ' • ..' ' • '!..
stetely, Manner, .'dresSed iti,ruby velvet Upon that gentleman beinggnestioneit by a ... . • 7.'"
robs and wearing e diatnond :tiara.. '. With .reporter - he admitted that he had ' 'been:. ' , : -'. , /•,
her Wtot the Princess ' Louise (Marchioness apprdiched. by ,parties, Who. ' he :believed . . ; •• :" : •
of Lorne); Who Wore White satin and peetht.. represented theGoVethinent and Who . had . • t • ' ..• . ,
The inro yotrig Princesses, danghters,oftlae: ,
host and luistess, follewed,, both ;Wearing
pale hitie eillt,At therear •of iliellolt Steed
Melly Of the Aervante,•. presenting ••#.. back..
groind Of iitpo.whitovi,rolit•.ops worn by
the women., . alterilating with'. the scarlet.
liVery of'the iamb retainers. All. the guests'
. Steed lintil.,the : rditee ,was seated.' He
wore . the tutual..,evening dress, but sported
decOretione.', .• ' ..•' " ' •• ....: '...: ' .• '-;
AfterAird.:close of.the play, the orcheetra
liatting.;:giverithe nationitl • .anthern, Wynd.•
hittrkt- 04..tils: principal Ted:others mingled'
,Witly,the audience, receiving the. dengratut
ltainneotthe Prince and hie gnerite -7 :Then
pante cola driVes• through show a .fOot deep.
'to -the plop Rote' iti.. WS • viltage,,-,,tynh,
BegiliWbere otiec.Engerie Atani• Walked
to his,doois; . .• ., . • ' • • '''' . •
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. A nixie cable says : •]if. tookroy; 'Minis-
ter of Ceminerce, announces that Wheat di
excellentquality end• superior, weight has
been exported for the Aid time by "Ittiesiit
froth the Canciunis, •:• Large cargoes of this.
wheat; M. Lockroy says, have been sent to
Odessa aerons the Blaelt Sea from thePorta
of Potiit and Blitouna,destined; •for the
'Adriatic and the Engliela•Chaitnel. '• '
• 'A 'Melbourne cable say a ; • The wheat
140est, Viotoria is; 12,000,000 bushels,
• average Of '12 bushels acre s The
expbrtable excessis 10,000 tons, or50,00t)
tons overthat of the preceding year.
made an offer for bim house. ;They want it
fornislied; and they can • ,
ntovided :they give My priee, which is a ,
the vicinity of $80;000-f• It bee been: '
'rumored that ,Ilis 'Excellency had been • '
offored And ace2i6d- the residence of 41 - • " 7
trip Over thelptame m A snow boot, Invented M. Allam states there: -
by Dr. H. W, Wheeler. , The boat will
,... Afraid °flier Paster. ; • '
However, did you get the • heels all
Scraped off your -shoes ?" asked Cortw-----•"."
," I Was at a tohogganng par.tY last
.replied „Mamie: '
• " And dtan't YOU knew What te, clo. With
your feet t", _ • '
I! Why, of'is wee the scornflit
ireftponse ; " but the gentlethan ;in front ;of
me •tvett a minister;• and I theright he might
associations and the city, " ' be offended ----------- m ns lap." ,
Macaulay Objected; to demi as' a oh ,nic
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,iiliatirnoteati.49 ti.1.!.3.101,th9T/..0 oKeelite
a eriroinah
accommodate twent'y persons; and is. dom. trufh in s orY ' 4 ;
r
forte,bly fitMd oat aid wonderfully eon!
strtictedo, They started out. from North StLatTiiirli eli: cUnnisoind6for9thhicir: b'ubseinelisse. 13'5. st", .. . . *, '',.` ' ., • „. ,,,,' '
-Third-street, and in less then:one "hour had , .
A Mal se eat in Gheyenne, W 'T il .' ' e '
reached, a village -twenty.one pules on ,
'the cows. tct and from the pasture as food • • ' : • - ' * '
They 'eliint that ina-gead„tVindit will make
a -cowboy Oen. • 4 • . ..... ' .„ , • ., , , ,
thirtYWales 'per tont, , ,
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Ferdinand, ChoVosanbergenstein is the .„
In New York city there is said to 6,00d
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name of • a New x orlc anarghist WAS •
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fined 510 last week for riotons behavior., '
fandlies /who receive help frit° eharitable
•
• Ittehtnotia, Va., has sent a deputation to
.
to conversatiolt, htit • sOme people wotildn't. ....'''.". ' • , f . .4 t.
. 'TtfelloittlEPia irtrittd, tellit of a young 'then
,ths,t,Weitt,itittid:talg-ittore-in.-41,,tet-towni. hie anything left to lalkaboutlf.,..their.,.. ' ' - .k.ik,. • ' ' • ' ' ••'
andasked ter' Settle toCk: en-4,,rye without TOWfudttp, Paq-whon,a doer-. jr,intied.mik.,-.-In- Atigi.were: taken away. , . . . ... •, • • , .,:,, , ; .; .,. ,,
any rook., 0,, • .. - ,. -„,,i. ' , ',,,, ,-,. 4. „goileati girl becOthee a Inbrci pidoe of front ,Of them and made fOr a riarrOw Open,. A MaSsitchusetts. Wortian has ' jUst etir, .'•' • "'!;r'•"; •••• ; : . ';': • 0,4 .
pePnlar; tObtiCaorlistsr On . IioughigApf4;64 "ciibi,” so Attleflosti girl biatrlesii Mexica.ns 'tong 'anolkil• for o'no Of die lioys• to • grab Iluf•wbat ,coneerns
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courC-8.• Cuuley, , e'ne. of the "inost. hotiktindd .prOpOrtY When Rho matriee• ing in. a ledge Of rocks. „Efere it"Tansed pleted,ti, book erititled• 44 flow to Marlo „: •
baur,e dieklaYs, this sign 'and hveo howrevoi, it io diffor(oit. The Iresbahil is by the hind legs and then -the 'Other dame majority oilVfassachusetts wow, .04, •
it 0, oeigsrettea.f4oid to Boys," then elegised aft unit urn, op and iolioa it.
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