THE TIMES NEW BLOOMFIELD, PA.. OCTOBER 21, 1870.
Love and Murder.
A dispnteh of Monday from Clnolnnatl
nays : Tbero was ft tragic event at the Bur
not House fa this city totlny, which produ
ces a most profound Beiisatlou. 8. A.
Ilickey, one of Mary Anderson's mnnngors
wm shot twice in tha bond by a woman
named Floienoe M'Donnld, of Syraonse N.
Y who then shot nnd killed herself. The
Incident happened In the 1'ocopUon room of
the Burnet House at 8:10 P, m. The woman
met Hickoy there, nnd after a few words
'produced a five-shooting French self-cock
lug pistol, with which she shot him twioe
xl the head. He fell. She then plaoed the
weapou to her own head and fired a ball
into her own brain. Bhe lived half an hour
ud then died without a word.
When her body was examined there was
'found in her left stocking a six Inch dirk,
oh the bone handlo of which was engraved
-the word "Florence." In her bosom was
found a vial of laudanum from Lyman's 1
drug store, No. 811 Main street, Buffalo.
She bad on a locket eontaintng Iliokey's
picture and bis hair. Bhe also had in her
'drees pocket lottors from Illckey showing
liulimacy, and a diary dating back from
.April last up to Ootohor 11.
Tim diary shows that-Illckey bad fre-
(juently written to ber, and that they had
. met iu Syracuse, Utica, Buffalo and else
where while be has boon traveling. The
diary goes en to show her intense love for
the man nnd her knowledge of the fact that
ho did not love her. Herjoalousy intensi
fies throughout the diary. She beoame
jealous of Miss Anderson, and it appears
with good reason, for Ilickney at Inst told
bor that be loved the actress as be could
love no other woman and that bo must have
n end of ber. This maddoned the girl
and it appears from her diary that she im
mediately resolved that if Bhe could not win
.back bis love both must die. Bhe followed
.liita from placo to place, and dually to this
city. Bhe Bent him notes frequently at the
Burnet House hero, nnd had to-day sent to
him a note and tuboroses. She bad a tube
rose on bor breast when she finally met
liim at the 14 m net House.
The final entries in ber diary are on Oo-
tobcr 11th. One is as follows: " As he
scorned me, be shall die." Another is
as follows: " I would like to have my body
given to a medical college. Florence M
Donald."
Hickey will live unless bad inflammation
should sot in. . The balls did not reach bis
brain.
A $14,000 Swindle.
Yesterday morning there arrived iu Kan
ms city an old white-haired gentleman,
vwho went direct to the police station after
-Alighting from the train, lie was closeted
awhile with Chief Speers, nnd then left
the station. The object of the old man's
. visit was to cause tbe arrest of a man who
tad swindled bim out of $14,000.
The old gentleman's name is N. D. Clark
his residenoe, Ravenna, Ohio, and occupa
tion, president of the First National Bank
of that place. Mr. Clark went to Leadville
otne weeks ago to look after some mining
property tbat be owned. While walking
Along tiie street there a few days ngo he
met a party of five men, pppareutly min
ors, who mado his acquaintance and after a
f-ow minutes conversation asked bim to ad
vance them some money on a fifty two
pound gold brick, saying tbat they were
not ready to ship it at the time, and the al-
leged owner of the brick also putup a piti
ful story of having lost all his property,
. and must have money.
The old geutleman had plenty of money
ud consented to advance the sum asked,
provided the brick was genuine. The brick
was taken to a blaoksmith shop one corner
cut off, taken to an assayer and pronounc
ed pure Hold. The old gentleman was sat
isfied, went into a bank, drew a check for
$10,000, passed the money over to the man
who bad the brick, received the latter and
expressed it back east, tbe oondition being
-that the owner of the brick should go east
with Mr. Clark aud there receive the bal
lauce of the money.
Mr. Clark and the owner of the brick
left Leadville together for the East, and at
Burlington, Iowa, by some means or other
he was induced to advance $4,000 more.
The owner of the brick then jumped the
train and left for parts unknown. Upon
WTivlng at Chicago tbe brick was examin
ed and found to be a fraud of the first wa
ter. While the four corners were gold the
body was made up of a composition entirely
worthless.
The case was placed in the bands of De
tective O'Hare, who found his man at six
o'clock last evening taking supper at Ayers
old bakery stand. He was arrested and
'.taken to the station, whew he gave his
name as Thomas A. Lewis, of St. Louis.
"Lewis declares that be is Innocent, while,
Mr. Clark says positively that he is the
man to whom he paid the money. Kansas
jyaper 4f thelSthintt. ,
Rather a Dangerous Woman.
A special from Lebanon, St. Clair coun
ty, III., says Mrs. Alice Danbrough has
been arrested there on a charge of murder
ing her husband, Thomas, and his brother
George Danbrougfa. George, who had some
money saved,died 10 mouths ago,acd seven
months afterwards Thomas died suddenly.
Subsequently Kim. -DaiibroiigU brought a
charge of criminal aasnult against one
George Lisbon, who in turn produced ft let
ter to prove that the two men bsd been poi
soned by Mrs. Danbrough. It is also stat
ed she wss contemplating the mudor of ft
Mrs. M'Clond, so that Bhe ooukl marry the
victim's husband. Mrs. Danbrough nnd
bor brother and George Lisbon are nil in
jail.
I 0 Six
Diseases, like thieves, attack the weak. Forti
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Soldiers of Perrv County at Liverpool, on the
ltltli of October, 1879, are respectfully requested
to call on the undersigned, as he will
Offer for Sale
Ooods In his Ine, at the LOWEST Cash prices
or country produce. Much as
Hardware, Drugs,
GROCERIES, WINES & LIQUOR,
. Paints, Oils,
VARNISHES, GLASS, PUTTY,
Oil Clothst
WINDOW SHADES, OAK AND
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CALF SKINS, MOROCCO,
Linings, Bindings,
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COMK ON El COMB ALL!
8. M. BHOLER,
Liverpool, Jerry Co., Pa,
Noiv for1879-980.
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A HEAVY FALL
And Winter Stock just laid in
by us. Never has our stock been
more varied, better selected,
and
LOWER IN PRICES.
lOOO SUITS
For Men and Boys,
500 OVER-COATS
For Men and Boys,
200 PAIRS
White and Colored Blankets,
50 DOZENS
Mods' Underwear,
15 DOZEN
Mens Woolen Shirts,
200 LADIES9 COATS,
100 LADIES9
Knit and Fancy Shawls,
200 LADIES9
Felt Skirts,
25 DOZENS
Ladies' Undervesta,
100 DOZENS
Ladies' and Gents'. Hosiery,
50 DOZENS
. Children' and Misses' Hosiery,
lOO DOZENS
Hat and Caps,
25 DOZENS GLOVES,
15 DOZEN CORSETS,
and a great many other goods
too numerous to mention, such
as . '. ;
Ladies and Gents
Fancy Goods,
Trunks,
Valises,
Shirts,
Overalls,
J Ties,
Scarfs,
Collars, .
Cuffs,
&c, &c.
As to prices as heretofore we
defy competition.
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