Salvo for u lirokon Heait.
GnEESHUuno, Iud., May 8. Richard M.
Farlow litis commenced suit against Phoebe
Jowett and Orlu C. Jowott for $10,000 damages
for allouating tho affections of plaintiff's
wife from him aud inducing hor to abandon
him. It Is claimed that she yielded to tho
persuasions of tho defendants whilo sho was
in a feebla and sickly condition and abandoned
hor husband, taking with hor an infant
child, and, by reason of tholr internfoddling,
the plaintiff claims ho has suffered great unrest,
mental unguish and sorrow. Mr. Jewott
is a woalthy farmer of this county, and tho
wlfo of Farlow is a daughter of Jowett's.
Tho case promises to bo highly sonsatlonal.
Youthful llurglnrs.
Manchester O., May 8. Ephralm Walters,
Wm. McClelland, George Lane Ernst
Cropper, James Sneod, nnd Charles Knowlos,
six boys ranging in ago from ten to twelve
years entered tho houso of Mrs. Caroline
Sylvester, ransacking tho cntiro building
and socuring a considerable amount of clothing,
books, dibhus, &c, after which they began
to peddle it from house to houso whon
thoy wero dotected and a portion of tho
goods recovered, but no arrests havo yet been
mado, as Mrs. Sylvester is absent from homo.
Sertoli" T'unl'rel t 'Irohton.
InONTON, O., May 8. Samuel Murphy
approached Thomas Clark, merchant, and
began to abuso him, whon Clark struck him
on tho head with a brick, felling him to tho
sidewalk. Murphy was convoyed homo,
when it was found that ho was badly
hurt Ono sldo of him is paralyzed from tho
effects of the blow, and he will probably dio.
