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THE TIMES NEW BL0QMF1ELD, PA.. DECEMBER 0, 1879.
Misci'lliineons News Item.
tW The jealous wife of George Horzog",
ft Bradford saloon keeper, committed sui
cldo by poisoning. .
tlT While hunting )iat week J. Meafts
was accidentally shot and mortally hurt by
Vm. Walton his companion, hoar English
ttjwn, N. J.
tST Washington E. Hall Inspector of
eloctlou in 187S, has been convicted In New
York of making false returns of votes cast
nt that election, and was sentenced in the
Oyer and Terminer Court last week to
eighteen months in State Prison.
tSF Among the arrivals at the stock
yard at East Buffalo Tuesday were two
car loads of hogs iu which the animals had
been cut and slashed in a fearful manner,
evidently done In spite. Great indignation
was expressed at the act.
t& A dispatch from Wapokoneta, Ohio
says the burglar who was shot bv officers on
Thursday night last while they were trying
to arrest a gang at flew jjremen has been
reoognized by detectives as the son of a
wealthy merchant at Toledo, and not a
tramp.
ti& A negro met his death in the south
ern part of Erie county in a peculiar man
ner, viz. : He had Btolen a hog and killed
it, and In order lo carry It tied its feet to
gether and put It around his neck. In
climbing a fence he slipped, the pig falling
on one side and be on the other, breaking
-his Deck.
t- A rhila. policeman found a note
floating by the Delaware on Suuday lilcht
which turned out to be from a suicide nam
ed Wm. Schneider to Miss Ella Gerlin, of
431 Bpruce street, Btating that the. writer
took his life on Miss Grelin's account. Miss
Greliu It was discovered had refused to re
ceive his attentions and the refusal had
driven him to despair.
13?" During a recess in the holding of
the democratic ward meeting in the Fifth
ward Phila., on Tuesday morning a row
occii'-red. Policemen attempted to arrest
Bernnrd Reily when four Bbots were fired
and Kelly fell. He was taken to the Peun
sylvania hospital but died on the way. T.
J. Ryan, residing at 605 south Front street
and Geo. Trentwith, living at 740 south
none street, were arrested and gave a
hearing. Ryan was committed without
bail, and Trentwith was held in $1,500
bail for a futher hearing.
tW A dispatch from Fremont, Ohio says
that late on Saturday, night Andrew Koeh
el and James Welch were arrested for the
murder of a man who was found dead near
that place on May 21, 1878. Tho body was
found by the road-side with a bullet-hole
through the head, and a revolver iu its
hand. In a memorandum-book iu the
pocket was written, "I am tired of life,
bury me here." Facts since revealed, led
to detectives being employed, aud the dis
covery of evidence which leaves little doubt
of its being a case of robbery and murder,
and points to the guilt of both the parties
arrested.
'Tho World' for 1880.
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tlieir Republican opponents. A failure to do this
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