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SKELETON FOUND In BROADWAY THE
workmen employed in digging for the main
gas-pipe in Broadway in front OF Stewards
new building, about noon on Monday, threw
up the complete skeleton of a woman. II was
lying directly under the sidewalk, and not
more than eighteen inches from the fag-stones.
A crowd was almost instantly collected by so
novel and startling circumstance, and the
continuous football in Broadway seemed as if
suddenly arrested by an electric thrill. A thou
sand conjectures flew from lip to lip, but none
can tell aught of the history ofthose white and
mouldering bones. But could the I" airy
chambers of that ghastly skull be again filled
with the living brain that once throbbed with
in, perhaps we should shudder beneath his
tory of some secret and appalling horror.


SCENE IN CoURr.-Whie Mr.. Estes was
giving his testimony, in case trying at the
Justices Court. in Van Buren county, Mo-,
in trifing suit, Mr.. Anderson called him a
liar. The insult was resented. Anderson be-
ing the stronger man, got Estes down, and
was dealing heavy blows upon him, when Es-
tes drew a pen knife and stabbed HIM some
half dozen times, and he fell back hfeless
corpse. Estes was admitted to bail, and it is
rumored that he has been summarily dealt
with by Anderson's friends.