Anexamination rcvcnlcd n most devilish^plot. Three sticks of giant |siwd^r had^been placed iii Stenherg's bed 1st ween the^mattress and the wire mattress, near the^hi ad of the bed. The bill stisiil next to tilt^wall of the shop, mid a hole had Ih'cii laired^through the wall, and a fuse introduced to^connect with the giant |siwder. The end^of this fuse was fired from the outside mid^two of Hie slicks exploded, the third on*^failing to go off. The force of the charge^seennsl to have been directed downward,^auiltliustlie annihilation of Stenberg wim^averted. As it is the result of bis injuries^is uncertain, but the physicians are not^very bap ful of his recovery.
Stenbergis a house and sign painter who^bus been in Ilutte for iiiaiiy years and has^accumulated a fortune of (MyQQOl He and^his wife hive had frequent quarrels.^About three mouths ago she bad him ar^^rested on a charge of insanity, but he was^discharged as entirely sane by the jury.
Sn then a reconciliation una affected
butthe quarrel was renewed and a Couple^of weeks ago Mrs. Stenberg filed mi appli^^ aturn for divorce. This accounts for their^Pcparnte uusle of life, Stenberg residing in^in the shop mid the family in the house^Mrs. Stenla rg was very nervous this morn^ing. though she (mid some attention to the^wants of her husband Suspicion^was at nine di recti d la feM and al |MI^Shilltl Lloyd placid In I and Vllgllst. Ill*^|| \ ii old son. under ai rest charged with^( atti inptcd mulib i \n investigation was^then made, and in the cellar of the house,^I which was securely linked, was found the^braccand bit which had bat n Med in bonny^the hole III the Wall. Ihe )silu'e are at
workand other evidence will shortly be
 .. i^forthcoming.
