Boston Daily Globe (Newspaper) - December 9, 1886, Boston, Massachusetts wm DAILY 104,400. SUNDAY 104,797. VOL. 162. 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Given of by Clever Squire Senator Blair Talks on Woman Mrs. Cleveland Back from New Mr. on the free Ho tlie on to who do not tho Senator says ho does a single pension will by tho Senate this have talson the President's vetoes as a notice to ho The mother of the St. Louis M. has sent hiin a box ol from and rathor than see it spoil in the custom houso thu Treasury has rol loved it of has drawn his sharp the the was read day before the caustic said that tho failure to note General Arthur's death showed that tho not an knowledge of the of personal or official This is rathor a sevare criticism of a mere ' Mr. was not lacking in the proper sentiment when ho so tenderly condoled with tho lato family ana tho country in both a private and a public Senator Blair sat down this afternoon tho wearied senator from Kansas snappishly The chair asked him to withdraw tho because an important was expected from the This Mr. without on the of the of States having to wait the of a sinele Senator Ingalls Draws Ont His Sharp Mr. and Tariff the Uncle lotice to TO THE N. December 8.-Every one in the of a few miles from supposed until recently that Houry Serrine and the mother qt his children were man and hut some who remembered the doings of Windsor society for many years dissipated this belief by lellins the county grand jury that tho woman was Mrs. of Mrs. This information caused an Indictment the and they were arraigned in the courts Then a which the did not was Borne seven years aito Squire McGalliard was the local district attorney of all in the It was at this time and his wife and Mrs. and her husband discovered that they d d not love each other as they hud promised to do at tho Mr. and Mrs. Stanhope and Mr. and Mrs. Serrine a visit to the Ho stuck a pen behind his slammed a book ou the and rattled three shoets of yellow When Ills visitors their appearance promised Then lerose to his most in his most magisterial asked them what he could do for want a It came from both husbands at thing in tho replied the and then he drew up what he of handing a copy to each of his told them that were as free from the yoke matrimonial as if thoy had never been Tho early education ol the quartet had been sadly was to a a aud they took the of in good wont to There he married and is now witli tho mother of his three Mrs. Serrine found a husband to her liking in several children wore also the result of this Mrs. Stanhope aud Serrine remained in and were married by a clergyman of tho Episcopal Mrs. Stanhope's mother lived with and helped to take care ot was employed its a farm and the family ware dependent upon his scanty Certain In his duties divorced Dogberry from magisterial but ho still clung to Windsor as the best to scratch a living out of. A. 8. counsel for Serrino and Mrs. stated these facts to tho and claimed under tho tho prisoners were entitled to Tho court thought and promised to duly consider the In the meantime he allowed the prisoners their freedom on to appear when Thoy and kept aud sentence was Tho squire will bo called to explain his action in the The other two families interested In the matter have ot this state ot things and aro very much If their action brings any punishment upon or Mrs. they promise to make it warm for the In tho meantime they are living together as man and the decision of tho court in their Squire McGalliard that he the of divorces to be a iiart of his lie liad a law book which save tho form of bills of and those he gave to the and were drawn up in accordance with this you toll them they were free tn marry again was told them that they wore and so they That is all 1 will say about the replied this extraordinary Fare Gam Water THE Ro music In nor is not moved with of sweet appreciates not the harmony and security of That pas much to it he learns it he losett hot only life but the value ol it. K - At mm. 3. t. * 't Did His Love's Death Kill N. December 8.-Dr. August E. of the of Gretchen with her a victim of Druggist A. fatal mistake a 5"ear last died today of He has failed over Miss Holtz Quebec Fail Quebec December 8.-D. extensive shipowners of this are in financial are estimated at December 8.-Tho President was not so sprightly and did not leave his bod until late in the when ho was helped to the reclining chair in which ho * has spent most of his waking hours this He contracted a cold last which greatly aggravated his rheumatism for a but it is said this evening that he is much He could not go to the station to greet Mrs. on her return from New as he did when she came from Buffalo several weeks Mrs. Cleveland came in on the 5 o'clock train this Sho had been a week ago last It was her longest absence from the President since their As a result of her trip to the metropolis a good deal of express matter has come to the White House in the last few The women are expecting to be treated to some striking new costumes as a further Senator nnd the Senator Henry W. Blair of New who puts up prescriptions tor all ills the race is heir monopolized tho third day's session ot the Senate with a proposition to dose tho Constitution When his opportunity came Dr. Blair called np his resolution looking to tho amendment of the Constitution extending the suffrage to Senator wanted tn stavo olT until Senator Brown of Georgia should be in but the Granite State senator's manuscript was labelled and he went Although a day's notice liad been given of there wore hardly halt a dozen in the and they were grouped about Miss Susan B. who followed her from the start to Miss Anthony says sho does not expect that the will become a law at either this session or tho next She that the agitation of tho matter is groMt in educating people to a the and instances the fact that Senator speech in favor ot universal last winter gave tho cause a greater Impetus in Michigan than it had over before Miss Anthony finds that of the Republican members ot the favor tho passage of tho sho regrets to aro not so amenable to and thus far tho not made a single convert among Taken tho William Knapp deserted from tho First United Slates Cavalry during tho war while on duty at Now He eluded aud some years ago settled with his family at It recently occurred to that ho could obtain back and he wrote to the pension bureau detailing the circumstances ot his He was informed that he could get no back pay until tho taint was Ho decided to go lo Chicago and surrender believing that he would bo released without much owing to the length of time which has elapsed ainoa his He walked into tho cavalry recruiting office there last week aud gave himself In the county jail bo awaits the action of tho War Bell Camna to Hon. Jeff Chandler of the government counsel in the Bell case said will not appeal to tha Supreme but will go to Boston for a trial in the United States Circuit Court as soon as We realize that it would be impossible to get action by the Supremo Court for at least two Tho condition of tho docket would naturally throw the case over until next and it would bo almost impossible to it since the court has several times refused to advance cases at tho express solicitation of tho and It certainly would not In this We would spend two years to just whore we stand so I hat it has boon deemed advisable the case to Bos That's is to oC from tho committee on reported to the Republican leaders today that the bills for tho admission of Montana and Now Mexico bo acted on together and The at its last passed the Dakota and Washington but the House refused to act on Mr. Springer believes the political advantages of the admission ot all lour Territories would be even the If this should ho adopted the Democrats would expect two senators each from Montana and New while the Republicans would carry the in Dakota and Dakota would send two representatives while Now Moxico and Montana would each send a Democratic and Senator Democratic son is he could got elected in This would give the representatives to tho but of course the Interest relates to tho probable political action of these proposed States in electoral vote of Tho Dakotans have a ful fondness for political and they have already adopted a elected a a a set ot State two representatives aud two senators in Congress and A circuit is patiently awaiting his recognition by the Federal meanwhile by driving a sat in tlie Senate for Minnesota during a few months of 1881-82, and went to Dakota as the territorial chief in 18M.t. If Mr. Springer's plan prevails there will be a general rise in tho next Fourth of when four would have to appear on the Capital The river and harbor committee agreed today to report a ot some kind at this The amount appropriated by the last was something like but the now favor a limit ot about New England would come in for a pretty bit of the An unusual number of Bostonians a of December 8.-Tho today sent to tho Senate tho following Thomas Moonlight of to be governor of Wyoming Arthur L. Thomas of to bo a member of the Utah Naval Constructor D. to bo ot the bureau ot construction and repair and chief constructor in the Department of the with the re alive rank ot Pay Director ames to be t hiet of the bureau of provisions and clothing and In the Department ot the with the relative rank ot Pay Inspector Parks 10 be a pay Mr. Bayard Speaks Out on the A Congressional Committee on Claims Ail of Sent to the THE ia ' Count December 8.-Mr. Boutelle ot Maino asked for unanimous consent to put upon its passage a admitting free of material to be used in rebuilding the town of was destroyed by tiro on October 14, Arkansas lo the consideration ot tho tho opinion that the people ot the country were as much in need ol from as tho people of He was triad to find the from Maine confessing that the was a and he would Insist that tho should take the and bo sent to tho committee which had charge of the subject ot The was to the committee on ways aud Mr. ot on behalf of the on military up and tho Houso passed a amending the act the muster and of certain and enlisted men ot the volunteer forces so as to provide that in nil cases arising under tho any person who was duly appointed and whether his commission was actually received by him or shall be as grade from tho date from which he was to take rank under and by the terms of his said and shall bo entitled to all pay and emoluments as It mustered at that Mr. Dockery of on behalf of the committee ou post and post called up the the tree system to towns having 10,000 aud tho ot tho post amounts to a Mr. Cameron of Illinois an extending the to population or whore the postal revenue to Tho went ovor as Mr. Dibble of of tho committee on the advocated the passage of tho electoral count by the Mr. Cooper of Ohio spoke iu favor ot tho Mr. Eden of Illinois favored tho amendments by tho House U he subject for the Caldwell giving notice that ho would call tho previous ou the Adjourned at p. m. Washington Controller Tronholm savs ho the resignation ot Examiner ot New York because his service was not satisfactory to tho Tho President has accepted a section ot forty miles ot tho Cascado branch of the Northern Pacific in Washington from tho 120tli to tho mile west from Columbia Senator Dawes yesterday introduced an to tho sundry civil proposing an of for the erection of a building on the site at Now General chief of reports to the Houso that the balances ou hand November 1 of tho appropriations tor rivers and harbors In the in the hands of officers aud lu 81,106,418; CLOUDMAN nut Qia Yet Oo Nicw December 8.-A special despatch to this city from says that the small in which Captain ot sailed a week ago on a voyage around the has been wrecked in St. Simon's This Is the second wreck that Captain Cloudman has experienced a but ho says that onco fairly started on his long voyage nothing will stop Tho Outing has boon taken to aud will be repaired delaying her about a ST. JOHN'S Story of a Ship and the Terrible on N. 8.-Some weeks since tho Swedish ship became a total at Sho was to have been sold a tow days ago for the benefit ot all but tho sale has been The vessel is alleged to be and it is almost an impossibility to get men to work on especially at Curious it was were heard in tho cabin of the vessel last which no one could It also appears that iu a lato voyage of the the r jealous of the whom he of too his and ono in a moment of anger at seeing thom ho attacked the knocked him down and cut his It is in tho where the mate was thai tho noises are Ono watchman sayu ho saw a body moving around in the these stories have so worked on tho people who in the neighborhood ot tho that no watchman can be to stay ou board at AN MAN'S A. Ilia and the December 8.-A septuagenarian farmer named living at near Graud famous by Longfellow's maniod a handsome young girl named ten years ago and settled her iu her own as one of tho ot tho The bride snon tired ot being an old man's darling anl loll In lovo with William tho son of wealthy and highly connected Tho aged husband soon jealous and a separation Still he pined for her company and a legal document was drawn up and agreed in to return to his home in Boat sleigh City of si Dedham 86 Lowell at H. A. C. H. Tileston and J. P. Eagan are at the and S. B. Shapleigh is at the St. Congressman Cox has purchased the lot adjoining his former residence on and contemplates Ere sold his Washington mansion when appointed to Seney ot Ohio says lie construes the President's message as against the proposition to pat wool as it aud persistence in his to Mrs. Church soon enabled the patriarchal husband to obtain an absolute Then the married the discarded Church immediately brought an action him for his and Next he brought suit to recover the marriage aud a verdict fur the full amount with interest and December 8.-The ing is the President's letter transmitting to Congress tho of the secretary ot and correspondence relating to the To tho Senate and House of I transmit herewith a letter from tho secretary of which is accompanied by tho in relation to the rights ot American fishermen in tho British North American and commend to your favorable consideration tho suggestion that a commission bo authorized by law to take perpetuating proofs of losses sustained dur ing tno past year by American owing to their unfriendly and unwarranted treatment by tlie local authorities of the maritime provinces ot the Dominion ot I may have occasion hereafter to make further during the present session tor such remedial legislation as may become necessary for the protection ot tho rights ot our engaged in tho open sea in the north Atlantic Executive bor 8. The is tho text ot the letter ot tho secretary ot state to tho of Decomber The Secretary of State has the honor to submit to tho with a view to its to Iho relative to tho t in the waters adjacent to British North which has talcon place during the present It will disclose tho action of this and ot our minister to Great Britain in relation to the disputed construction ot convention of 1818, aud what has boon dono to procure such an interpretation as will ho acceptable to both parties to that aud with their mutual interest and From time to time since the of tho of 181m have arisen between the two governments as to tho extent of renunciation by tho United States ot their former rights in common ill littoral waters of British North and tho true definition ot the rights and retained by and expressly to tho United States in the first article ot that The history ot this during period from 1818 to the has been one ot attempts to adjust tho and occasionally tho have been bridged over by temporary notably by the treaty of Washington ot Juno C. and ot the treaty ot of May 8. 1871, the articles ot the latter having been abrogated by the United States on Juno 30, It Is deeply lo bo that tho ot as by tho correspondence now to arrive at an as would permit instructions ot like tenor to bo Issued by tho of and to guide tho citizens ot the nationalities ill the of their rights ot in the waters in the limit of lawful action have not as yet reached a linal and Although propositions aro now pending for which it is hoped may prove the basis of a just and yet as to the published history of this long-standing as illustrating o vious in he interest ot amity and good ot having a clear and well-defined of tho relative rights ot the two governments and their respective it. is considered expedient that Congress should have full of tho act on ot the executive in iho premises to ass St them in their deliberations upon this important It will bo in tho of this that has not failed to be only given to tho government ot Groat that compensation is expected for tho loss and caused to American liy tho action of tho local of tho of not merely by the summary of their vessels and tho exaction of heavy linos in of hearing and but lor the curtailment of to which were justly entitled under well as aud the with legitimate whereby tho natural of their industry were and in many wholly It would seem somewhat proper that stops in rol should betaken by to allow proofs to made and placed record of losses and injuries tn our lo enable them to be presented to her lor and tortilla a should bo liy to take tho necessary of the Respectfully T. F. Vet copy of this f was sent to and if lat has not yet been It consists of fO 1 from and Minister it will probably be laid the of The opens with a despatch dated March from Sir Lionel the to a of Earl to be informed it is Iho Intention ot tho United States government to give notice to the United now precluded from in Norih as her majesty's government are considering the issuing a reciprocal notice regard to British in American To tins Secretary Bayard under dale of March that Is now to rest on existing as though no articles had been in of Ho view ot tho enduring nature and important extent of the rights so. cured to in North waters under the provisions of the treaty ot 1818, fish within tho three-mile limit in parts ol ihe British North American and tu dry and cure fish there under certain this government has not it necessary to notify thoy aro now from in British North American Secretary Bayard followed this nt Annapolis N. S. the took place on and ho Invasion ol territorial waters British provinces for woU be ho appear to bo baaed on such act or Tho United government does not citizens against drying or curing fish within tho limit prescribed by tho treaty ot 1818, Since 1818, various regulations have us and contributed and between tho United States and British Those regulations have not always heini reciprocated by tho Thoy to a certain extent on municipal statute aud on the powers of tho executive The seizures ot the vessels to would seom to have boon made under a supposed delegation of jurisdiction by Ibo imperial ot aud to bo to include to interpret and the provisions ot tho treaty ot 1818, to as I have the States and Great Britain aro the contracting parties who can alone deal responsibly with arising The ot this colonial and If executed according to tho letter would bo only to the restrictions and renunciations oC the treaty of 1818, which related solely to fishery within the limit so as to affect the deep-sea the right to which remained aud for the enjoyment of the citizens of tho United but further to diminish and practically to destroy the secured .to vessels to visit those inshore wators tor tlic objects ot repair ot damages and wood and obtaining Mr. Bayard says that so changes in have taken place iSls that tho restrictions against aro now The secret avy why United States vessels engaged iu fishing should not bo given tho same rights and in tho ports of tho British colonies as are now allowed British in all tho ports ot the United these customary rights and privileges may be enumerated tho of ship supplies ot every making the shipment of crows ill whole or and the purchase of ico and halt tor in deep sea Tho thou arises liow the treaty ot 1818, made to protect inshore fishing along bo distorted to obstruct the business ot deep sea fishing by citizens ot the United and of interrupting and the sinco the treaty ot 1818, and independent of any treaty has grown up and now under the and friendly law and mercantile of respective In making those Bayard says ho does not wish to the eases or seem to any vessel from tho of of international It is obviously ho tho administration ot the laws regulating Canadian shore not be In a and hostile which can only tend to acts of retaliatory More Mr. Tlie a May 20, to bring to Minister West's attention received tiom tho United at in regard to the ot the David Ho speaks of tho status ot affairs Groat Britain and the United in 1870 when the same International were under and tho then reached - that no vessel could bo it bo clearly proved that the ot was committed and the vessel itself within three miles ot Letters dated May 22 aud 20 followed from the last to a pending in the Canadian parliament for a more strict and ot Mr. also refers to a circular purporting to bo tho customs department at Ottawa to tho provisions of tho treaty ot 1818, audio a similar tenor said to have been issued by George E. minister of marine and dated at October 18SU. Mr. Bayard I conceive to be violative ot the reciprocal commercial privileges lo which of tho States are lawfully entitled under of Groat Britain and the well and publicly proclaimed authority of both in respect of tho existing conventions tho two an assumption ot jurisdiction entirely unwarranted and which is wholly denied by tho He in that ho has Minister at Loudon to notice that the government of Groat Britain will ho liable lor all losses and Injuries to ot the Stales and their caused by the and unfriendly action of the Canadian Juno 2,SecretaryBavard informs Minister West a complaint baa been to him bv a ot Congress from Maino that Dominion ol customs threaten to seize boats to buy herring taken iu Dominion tor On Juno 7 tho secretary protests to against the Kt. N. of the Anno M. Again on June 14 he writes touching the allegations that American vessels would not be to land tish at Halifax for transportation in bond across the and that American had boon warned to koop outside ot a lino drawn from to to tho of the City ot Portland at N. Secretary July 2: as is is an ol tho ordinary rights ot and a violation ot the trouty stipulations and commercial On 30, Secretary Bayard rotors to tho failure ot the British authorities to answer his telegram relative to tho herring and that he has boon by Representative that American boats have boon driven a way from St. Ou Iho same day the writes to Minister West him ot the refusal ot the Canadian to allow American to ice and to ship fish in bond to tho United Slates at N. and enters a A Karl Rarl in a letter to Minister dated July 23, tho whole involves tho gravest ot He to the ot Canadian in seizing American vessels till the Canadian courts havo given in the seizure sends to a of an approved report tho of tho Dominion government on tho and savs ho will bo glad to Bayard's views He close this despatch without adding that her majesty's entirely concur in that ot the report of tho Canadian privy in which it is the provisions of tho of 1818 have inconvenient to cUlier the good will and fair dealing can that the terms shall lie 'the report of tho lo claims that tho is on tho The thu troubles to and maile by tho Canadian to arrive ai just luul amicable adjustment of the and having every to procure an amicable has been driven again to fall back upon the the action ot the Senate in rejecting his but none for his endeavor to throw upon the Canadian tho responsibility for the Inability ot American to find outside the three-mile DIO HE Lundstrum Believed to Have Been tho Hills Grove Wife Says Ho tho Crime to R. December 8.-Further inquiries concerning tho of Gustat Alfred at R. today shows that he wos probably the of Emma A Lundstrum this and she Last my appeared very uneasy and told mo that a number lilin ot the murderer ot tho I laughed at him and said It was and lie need not All day ho muttered and would glance around as U in tear ot This morning ho arose early and went to Ills work at tho Swedish Ho returned about 11 o'clock looking wild and Ho called mo. and havo cleared and they will bo after mo I killed Emma Pierson and shall bo arrested it they but 1 do not intend to Im his but I called to a young man who was doing sonio work for and we got the weapon away from Hp sat by the kitchen lire moodily some and then wont into and soon afterward went to an outhouse in tho A few later ho was found there with throat 1 uiv husband told the truth whon ho said that ho killed Emma Ho did not appear to bo but anxious and Lundstrum leaves a widow and throe aud has boon looked upon as a Certain testimony was during Anderson's trial tends to prove the truth of his as ho was seen by two witnesses in the vicinity ot the spot whore Emma was sight of ou tho day sho and about Half an hour after she left her boarding houso to walk to THE AND THE Hath n into tlie 8.-While Albort and his Miss Harriot were returning from South Britain to last their horse shied just above Zoar throwing the carriage and occupants into tho 1-Iousatoiiio Miss and the horse woro Mr. taken out and It was found that ho had received injuries which will prove LORD COLIN ABD HIS Proceedings in the Great Divorce 9f the Defendant a Sensation in Defendant Tells the Story of Domestic DOUBLE TRAGEDY IN A Farai and Ilia and Seta Vivo to the 0.. December 8.--Williain a farm undertook to rob the houso ot Christman last Ho killed on the outside ot the houso with ail and thou and struck Mrs. who was in Ho and then attempted to lire the Mrs. Christman will probably Intense excitement are in close pursuit ot thu NO BAIL FOR JENNIE by Waa IVot 8.-Excito-inoiit still runs high ovor the and general regret felt the unhappy talc ot the young from present will bo to occupy a until next It was generally last night that her G. M. would furnish bail tor hor. portion ot tho population in this vicinity is especially indignant at the failure ot Haro to some ot hor sympathizers going so far as to charge that ho was warrant was issued into this based on the order which was forged November to be in iu case Miss friends succeeded in securing The continued to secure ball may have owing In iiart to the statement which Mr. Mason's Is said to havo made to tho that it Jennie was bailed she would bo immediately ou the second which was included in the on the present trial is ON THE bacK upon the Convention ot Iho oi IS now will iu no punitive or hostile Rayard but solely in ol her and ia of tlic to her by of tho ot tlic Court Until O M. Decomber 8.-.A.t last a jury been in tho and the court decided to continue its n p. m. Attorney opened tho caso for the Ho thought tho charge of was as public and must be Mr. then rehearsed tho history of the Broadway steal and McQuade's with and tho law on The charge was that corruptly agreed to a of and Mr. said it was absurd to dignify thom with ot An informer was ono betrayed the secrets ot a band ot men combined together in an attempt to better the or secure the rights ot Tho two woro with the rosL Ho defended the plan ot getting an accomplice to turn bribery was a crime so that such was Mr. described as an old German until ho went into politics iu 1883, and toll into lie said was a aud grandfather and perjured himself tho committee to save himself from was induced to confess ho was told Dully had under threat ot prosecution lor tho street railway Mr declared that Duffy was more ignorant than as he had not boon examined tho on those points ho had was Mr. closed bv saving that York was the only large city iu the world governed by and if such crimes woro permitted to go tho system must be admitted to be a Tho witness lor Iho prosecution was He more than on tho Iu a low ho retold the story of his and with the proceedings ot Iho boodle The meetings ot thu were with minute and in speaking ot the meetings at house the in the parlor occupied by each was This seemed to tho intended to bring on tho examination until 7 p. when the court took recess for Alter recess the of The only new fact that was elicited that when tho meeting was chilled to meet at his shop did not know its In cross-examination Mr. began his tactics of Ihe former trial 111 asking at random on tho of tho Imping lo the recorder promptly ou hitu and refused to Mr. to up Iho on At tho court until 11 a. tomorrow with still on the The jury were takou to thu Houso to spend tho December 8.-Tha trial of Campbell divorce case was resumed Counsel tor Lady Colin asked that an order be issued compelling Lord Colin to gira further security for the payment of his wife's This the judge refused Lord Colin was again called to tho witness Ho that Colin admitted iu 1883, while that she received two or three letters each day from the Duke She refused to show the letters to She also confessed to receiving letters from General Whon be asked her to show them to she replied not keep her When Lady Colin loft Zion Houso she said she was going lo Ubi at Beaufort Ho asked her why she went to place letters dated Beaufort Witness thought she dated hor On by he said he was sure that he asked her it took anybody homo her from a ball on the previous Lady Colin denied that there was any ono with Here Mr. the father of tho rose in the court shaking his hstin are makinc charges against your and it is not the havo lied When his irate father-in-law had resumed his the witness hii Lady Colin said to him thai before he left the ho signed a paper binding himself never to molest hei she would go to her Wit neas said ho repudiated this attempt at intimidation and refused to sign such a lie asked Lady Miles to go with him into another and after a conversation with her they both returned to the family Lady Miles said to Lady desires me to that he has made no charges his willingness to submit of his health ro a medical and if tho result was favorable he would tako no undue but ha stipulated that Lady Colin must abandon her correspondence tho Duko of His wife then referred him to her and lo see him It was untrue that ho continually to his but ho did refuse to bind against Tho judge said that if Lady Colin her husband's were most Lord Colin denied that he had been intimate with Mary Ho said ho had taken action in Paris against his wife under his solicitor's Ha denied hav iig asked Lady Milos to apologize to Dr. for criminal Under cross-examination Lord Colin Campbell said he had novor studied hut had attended lectures in the of Surgeons ou and A letter was read from Lord Colin to in which the writer said he had studied for a time in the College ot Surgeons and knew a groat deal about such Witness admitted having written this His illness began in 1871, and was afterward continuous from 1370 to 1884, ' whon ho was perfectly He remembered the trial in 1384 the was asked to say whether or not he suffered from a contagious At that time he tils counsel say thoro was not a charge of kind against Lady Eilen Brown and Mrs. Duffy told him iu 1883. what they had and ho their Ha admitted having remonstrated with his wife against overtaxing with asked if bis wito had ever hod to him ho said sho had used admitted that after Ida wile left him Zion House his brother Walter had called to see her at While absent Lady Colin with him after the final Ho had only Kept ono ot hor This letter was written in 1881. It began with and ended with Your Alter the marriage was consummated Lady Colin never said sho had from sho was unable to Ho did not remember having told his wife 10 take Ho admitted that he told her to with her but not about anything sho liad told ho admit ed having previous to tho that lie told Ins wife to cake precautious to prevent caused a sensation in the Lord Colin further said that Ins means were that his wife had provided furnish their and that she had f at auction sales and had decorated the house at her own ONE OF letter lo Minister dated May 10, that the at Halifax Ctim ot the seizure of ihe Gloucester at a aud ttM David J. Adams Wah to the I w 7.'r(.aty. December an interview today your had with iSir Charles commissioner he said tn that ot the President's the of Canada bad given ibe of tho States lite free use of the lor a upon the that thu matter Id le d Senate lor friendly bv to liin ot any treaty would tie entitled til Hsh in Canadian on iho I ground that did not lemire to go with a Canadian waters to obtain The 8ei!. and the Coal of 3rniNai)'iEi,D, 111., December 8.- Tha Coal which was roughly handled by Judge Gresham a capital slock of Charles of this city is also holds stock in his own nama in tho coal which includes all the coal companies competing in the St. Louis The pool was incorporated last as tho Consolidated Coal of St. with a capital of D. as and by Edward attorney in hold 4.1)2Q,-000 Tho principal is at St. Clair JEALOUS OF HER THE eastern December 8.10 1ii d i c a tie us for twenty-four commencing 7 m. For New fair southerly slightly For fair westerly She Sliot Sler ia Her N. 8.-Hattie murdered her husband in her today by Thk Sho said hor had a dog that was iu the habit ol of opening tho doors and coming in when he She decided to shoot tho and when she retired Monday night she went lo sleep with tho revolver in her waiting for him to come in. She thinks that bed coverings must have caught the trigger and exploded tho The police are working on ihe theory that she was jealous of her own Mrs. Curliss of The woman would like to have people get the impression that she is an The color of her cheeks boro evidence that she is well up in tho decorative art. Tlie doctors who made the autopsy said tho wound was such that It could not have possibly been a case of I slight changes in Thn - - Indicated by the at ato the proposal lor sou's 3 a. 0 a. a. and we m tho -i manner d ' the treaty of 1818. The President I 31'': P. i 12 30. had good grounds for challenging HOLIDAY Of new and In alt tlie 37 up to The lino and boat assortment of uiui lu the city at 4e.. uti to lu Work at Holiday ot lo Easels many of raro and iUso a Fancy with special of our line of Sachet of our owu all 18c. up to 110c. up to These Koods markM and must be sold 1. HOUGHTON & 65 o
