8
THE T1MI5S, NEW LOOMHELl)f,PA. APJUL13. 1880.
Rough Plan of Hazing.
rouiniKRKrsiB, N.Y. April 0. At 0
'cloolc thin mnriilng Johnson U. AVhltU.
Iter, a colored catlot of W8t Point, of
the clam of 1H7", was fouml bmiiitl hand
and foot lit his room At the barrttuks, with
a jileou of one eat out oil', t ho nthur enr
Hilt and liU licnd brnlHcd. He elated tlmt
throe masked men nttrtuk III in while be
wm In bi d, nhortly Bflr midnight, mid
runimltted the deed, (loitorul Hliolleld
and Commandant Lunelle are Investiga
ting the ftflatr. It la believed tlmt the out
rage whh ootnmlUed by outlets.
A Went Point atieolal snyt the opinion
lias become general among the oflluora and
cadets that Whltttiker out and bound htm
mcK. When Uetieral Foholleld told Whlt
tnker tlmt the oflloots thought he wiw plny
(ng a trick, the young limn snld tlmt the
charge was Insult addiicl to Injury, and do.
mantled a court of inquiry. The rcqtteat
was ginnted, and tho uoui t wilt incut Fri
day morning1 with open doom.
Burgeon Alexandor says tlmt the mnu
nan not iusetiHlblo when he was found.
IIIh cut wore vpry alight, nor w its there
any bruise on hl head thnt would have
naimed Insensibility. Tho blood wax fresh
and could not, it la snld,, have Mowed from
wounds Indicted eo long us three or four
hours before,
. . .-
Asaasslns Reigning In Turkey.
London, April ). A correspondent at
CouHliuitiuople hints tlmt the assassination
of the Oiund Bliereef of Meoea, who was
stubbed by a Purtdun fiumtio on Murch 14,
auddied ou March "1, was prooured by
Abdul Muitalib Puliu his successor, who
had long been in CoiiHtuntluoplo endeav
oring to convince the Hultiin, that Sheik
HuHsein, the murdered Sliereuf, Nought to
free Arabia from TuiklHh rule. Abdul
Muttalib Pasha was Uiuiid Bliereef of
Mecca at the time of tho Jidduh niiiHsacre,
in 1858, mid was deponed, at tho donrnud
of England, iu coiiHciiuouco of that afl'iiir.
Ho enjoys great reputation among the
Arabs n a warrior and statesman, and as
a descendant of the Prophet, lie has a
fanatical hatred and- contempt for nil
Cluititiiius iudeed, it is whispered that he
is a Wahahee but especially for the Brit
ish, in consequence of the energetlo action
of the Government at the time of Jiddah
massnuro.
Novel Leap Year lilea.
Tho Detroit Newt of hist week says :
I'M. P. Lee, vico president of the Kldow
Club, received a letter this morning from
a young lady, who has adopted a some
what unusual method of getting a hus
band. The fair correspondent says that
she shut her eXos, opeued a city dirootory
at random and decided to make a loap
year proposal of marrlago to the man
whose name her Anger rested ou. That
man happened to be Mr. Leo, and the fair
one, not knowing but he might be "some
horrible fellow," hesitated some time be
fore addressing a formal proposition of
marriage to him. The club will hold a
special meetiug this evening to cousidor
the advisability of accepting Mr. Lee's
resignation
A Silver Ring In a Potato's Heart.
The Wilmington, N. C. Star says :
Mr. Elijah Hewlett, Treasurer of the
county, informs us of a somewhat singu
lar occurrence at bis place in Masonboro
township, on Monday last. One of his
children broke open a largo cooked potato,
of the Hamuli species, and discovered a
silver linger ring irobeded iu the very
heart of the potato. How It got there is
the question. It is thought that the "slip"
lirst grew through the centre of the ring
and then closed around it as it grew to
perfection. As soon as the discovery be
camo known tho rest of Mr. Hewlett'
children wanted to prosecute a thorough
investigation among all tho potatoes on
the plantation.
" Real Havana Clgart."
Havana cigars are likely to advance in
price for a rather odd reason. Since last
October straw paper has gone up 75 per
cent, and it is a fact that many of the so
called Havana cigars ' are made from this
article, which is manufactured chiefly in
Now York State. The straw papor is
taken to Cuba, saturated in a decoction
made from the stems and refuse of the
choice Havana seed loaf, and when prop
erly treated with flavoring extracts, liquor
ice root, senna,otc, makes a filling for ci
gars. Besides, it burns with a pure, white
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unlike that yielded by any other material.
Specimens of prepared paper seen in New
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A Passenger Shot.
Cincinnati, April 7. An unknown ne
gro tramp, yesterday, shot and killed a
passenger on the Bee Line Railway, seven
miles went of Sidney, Ohio. The negro
had boarded the train at Sidney, and Lav.
ing no money was put off at Hardin sta-'
tion. As the train started he got on the
platform and fiied through the window,
presumably at the conductor, but the ball
struck and killed a passenger, Joseph M.
Lehman, of Houston. The negro . escaped.
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