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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-01
DeGAR MOS
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

DeGAKM OsN
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
ON LOCUST. BETw. THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS.
Mk~> HORSES, Buggies. Carriages. REf-SSA
X1Skand 0mnibusses, aswsys for hire E61a-859G
81 0atthe above Stable Carriages EXCURSIONS.
funerals always hand. prepared to board
horses and keep them in the best order.
hack will hereafter running constantly
the day. and will be at steamboats, hotels for the
Of those wishing it. 1t will also be
ready citizens during the night by leaving
orders the stable. mys Z. II. DEGARM0.
WATCH REPAIRING.
FNHE Updengned having commenced the above business
u in Evansville. fatters himself with the hope that his
experience and skill in all descriptions time
machinery will upon trial be found worthy the attention
comprising the '.circumambient vicinase'i :.
shop the Post Once found at all
CFTcE HOURS. myS r. II. GATES. Il
REFINED SUGAR.
BBLS Crushed. Pulvsrzed Loaf Sugar received
ID and for sale by my2 PRESTON BROS.
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STATEMENT Hl fgl
OF THE CONDITION OF THE iet &
STAR INSURANCE COMPANY,

=
OF OGDENSBURGH, NEW YORK,
ON THE FIRST DAY or JANUARY. 1885, As REQUIRED BIT
Name and location above.
The assets this Company consist of the follow
lst Cash on hand and in sransmission - 1857 So
I'd. No real estate owned by tho Company.
81 BOND, anS mortgages On rsai estate being ns
upon property worth double the sum for which 80 -
4sS Bills roesyaSis and seesp;anees lsss 90
ssR Interest," Sa: aa paid. Loo 50
s tn puand,ng premiums. ss1 30
iSsse! ted; and das n' ''''' e'so''
Losses adjusted and due 1.962 90
suspense waiting proof estimated st.. 1000 90
Tssrs s
small items Of expense.
pany rule regard amount ed in
any city. town village. in regard to the amount
N :s a'.s.
pany. " - - :. o'' II. q. FootE. sse'y.
ST. STATE naw os New 6 HSns; SIS.
,s and sworn ne ts aS az q March
INSURANCE AGENTS CERTIFICATE OF AU
To expire the slst Of July. 1855.
THE STATE OF INDIANA. q
AUDITOR OF srAr'Es OFFICE.
WHEREAS tn. STAR ECO
~ has hiss IN thus once assatsnsnt
ration and amendments properly certified
instrument nominating its and authorEine fully
and to acknowledge service Of in
event of suits.
Now, Therefore, in o. the requir ct
amend act entitled act for the incorporation Of
Companies defining their and
their duties approved March 1885, having
factory evidence to Of foil compliance the require
Auditor of the State o. DO hereby certify that
Q. HAILocK Of Evsnsve. Ind the Agent Of said Conn
authorized to the business OF Insurance.
the Agent the said Star Insurance Company in this State
until July 3t 1885, to the that he may be commission
ed and appointed by the said Company. 1.
In Witness Whereof have hereto subscribed name
and caused the seal Of Office be this sth day Of
April. A. ID. 1855. lSeal1 II. T.. TALBOT.
apI2 Auditor Of STATE.
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HALL. DODDs d CO.'S
FIR Il p IL OOF 3 A + e 5

WE have on hand . supply
Of those FIRE PKcoF Safes.
which we offer allow figures.
For their superior quali-
ties. we refer to New York
and Virginia State Stock
Bank. Crescent City Bank.
G.. Copeland. Broker and
Banker. ]. H. Maghee 4 Co.
and Dement, & viele.
CHURCHILL. Agents.
ter street, Evansville, Ind.
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DUDLEY, STONE 4 CO.,
q, EnpW ARnTNn MERrQ ANTS

DUDLEY, STONE q Gu,
COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Second Street, bct'n Main and the Rirer,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
attention raid to the pqrshsse and sale
LARD FLOUR ETC together With all kinds Of Produce
Manufactured Articles. Consgnments soliiteed. and
usual advances made.
REFER ro-Mesrs. Buchanan. Co.. Wholesale Grocers
and Commission Merchants. W A. Richardson Co., Hemp
Cornwall Bro, Wholesale Grocers and
Candle Manufacturers Watkins 0wesly Pork Packers
Commission Merchants Armstrong Allen Dealers in
Pork. Montgomery. Davidss Co.. Wholesale Dry Goods
Dealers, Louisville, Ky. milo d&wi4
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THE pArtn ershp Of FOSTER BROWN was dissolved BY
j Limitation ON the 6rstinstant.r f..as - ~.
Our friends and customers who indebted will
Ter especial faor Tin addition heretofore
ded TO us) BY ealing at the old stand settling and paying
their balances Those to whom indebted will
teir claims for PAYMENT Either 10 authorized
the name OF the hrn In liquidation. M. w. FOSTER.
~ - 49, WILLIAM BROWN.
100, !. CONTINUANCE. -
THE u,dersigne~ would respectfully HIS friends
and the customers Of the late firm Of Foster Brown
the will he continued by him the old
be will be pleased to those friends that
receive orders from those that do not and will
exeron to them we'll faithfully. For liberal
and long ecnaued patronage himself Hrm
would return his sincere u anks.
mhl2 N. W, FOSTER.
DAMAGED HARDWARE '7tifcD
NJ GRtFFITh offers his stock Of Hardware, Cutlery,
Ne Coopers Carpenters' and other mechanics' Tools
damaged ct the late IRE. sale less than costat
febZ ..l--. BELLS Brick Warehouse.
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hsud and made to order.
Cottage and monuments Scrolls 0belisks Tomhs
and Stones Marble Fence Countertors and
Marble Eastern prices Of Italian and American
Marbles
Orders from distance promptly and satisfactorily allied
All work Warranted. M. A. LAWRESCE
uov2O-d&wff
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~ 't 10 hsse'qa' eead bsd n5clinsas7ali
e. sas s2a p zga sisssg ~ .sbasms
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% CASES black white Lawns. direct importation
= reed thisday and for sale by
myI JAS. Low 4 CO.. 4iS Main ST., Lou. Ky.
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No debts due not due Banks other creditors.
Losses adjusted and due-ncue. 's-- .-str- ~. 5 z
Losses adj listed and not due e67 ssl 100
Losses unadjusted and in suspense. watt - eg-5
All other claims against the Company are snail for printing
etc. ~
Agents instructed to take risk 900 tr
The insured in city village 10 fixed.
but depends the material
OF buildings the width Of streets the facilities extn
gushing fires. and other circumstances. y
The insured In blocks buildings varies: the uten
ton limit the loes by FIRE
copy of the Act of Incorporation. and all amendments
thereof. 10 herewith presented. 49, lID
Tho. A: ALExANDER, Secretary.
STATE OF CcoMNEcrIcur.}ss IS. q
HARTFORD. March 18th, 1855.
Personally appeared Thos A Alexander Secretary Of the
Ena Company and made oath foregoing
statement by him subscribed Is according his
kno Wedge and belief. HENRY FOWLER,
Justice Of the Peace.
INSURANCE AGENTS CERTIFICATE OF AU.
THORITY. ltsfsl ~.
STATE OF INDIANA.
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uDIGEON Water Mills Flour;
il rs bushels Meal; for sale by rrx,
=v2s j. w. as. FlCkkRf.
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STATE OF INDIANA, IS

STATE OF MDIANA,lss
vASDEKRURtH COUNTY. Nl.-IrI.rr
In the Court Of Pleas Of yanderburgh County
diana. June tern 1855. 20 - .tl7,
Joseph NJ. Caldwell f n trl u-if-.l..,.
william Parker (eolored)
1T appearing from an sidavit FLED in my oiee .sttn1
forth the said William PARKER 10 resident a
the State Of 1Adsna The said defendant william PARKER
titled action. and that the same will stand Tor trial at the
OF said Court. be held
House iu the city Evansville the first Monday in June
A. d. 1855. - JACOB LUNKEN HElMER,
IA . 80 Clerk Of the Court Of Com. Pleas. v. @. G.
April 30, 1885, - v ! ITlf7l y ~ 80
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NEW ARRIVAL OF WALL PAPER.

NEW ARRIVAL OF WALL PAPER.
cond has lust received from New YORK and Phadei
pha largest Of Wall Papers and Borders
brought West Of the mountains comprising the
patterns Gold Paror papers in variety ell
Satin Gazrs and Bedroom. with varied sment
medium and papers, BedTeasters, Ceatres and
statues Also window Papers great variety Of PATTERN
Those papers himself will be sold
unusually low press Prompt attention paid to HANGING
paper ie l- 81 py5
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t'e' CAMPBELL 4 GROsCH,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
FIRsr Strict REywKEs VINE AND DIVISION
tt MEANWHILE. md

All ANUFACURERS every description Of Brass Work.
l1 of equal quality upefor anything manufas-
tured in the East and on - fsvor.bl. terms
We keep constantly hand oil globes STOP gaues bib
and cylinder cocks church.
friction metal soft and spelter solder mplets
business 20 rr..t. M - 1917
We also appointed sole agents IN this city the sale
ing are far superior to anything yet and have nva
rfsbly, when exhibited been awarded with
ment. II III IH.T IT-I - 7---7.
We receiving sful supply Of MeGovsn,s Patent
ed for cstern. we'll and railway purposes.
Every Brass Casns made 70 order snd fur-
nished Cincinnati prices.
The highest price paid for old eorpef bfass
zine.
All orders addressed win with pronpt ssd
mediate ntion. MD
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SALT.
m Barrels Kahawba Salt received and for sale by
1VO may IL j. w. 8. vICKERY.
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rUyUBs.-50 nests AID each Just ed for sale by
n mh23 8. 4. GILBERT CO.. Syc. near Water
NIEDlCAl. CARD.

MEDICAL CARD.
~ p. MILLER, NJ. D.. takes this method OF informing
Ne the citizens Of Evansville and vanderburgh county
he has located this city the purpose Of praccng
medicine. For many years the Medical Faculty have
check the progress Of chronic diseases in the
human system; but in this attempt they have failed in
era owing the pernicous practice Of mpregnang the
with mineral medicines thereby confirming
removing disease after coming slow and certain
DEATH unfortunate subject Of these complain The
colored in
qualities contained in the herbs and flowers
that beauy the earth thus opening the encuirng mind
the in the laboratory Of whose
be used by extracts from simple flowers shrubs
and that almost snatch hom the the
suffering victim BY adherine medicines extracted from
herbs plants and flowers. have succeeded in curing
chronic diseases which have for many withood the
efforts of the best practitioners.
that long ding diseases feel IL duty
and privilege to communicate to the world and to ask
share Of Of those who lahorng under tng
diseases character and specifying all diseases
cure request those who in afflicted with
Breast complaints Dygepsa Asthma first stages Of Con
sumption. Chis and Fever long standing Da,hGa. Piles
Gravel old Ulcers: Cancers Of different kinds Knss
Evil Rheumatism Pains in the system Rough skim Fits OF
different kinds Hsmerrhsse Of the lungs Blsedng Of the
Weak breast letter worm. Ring worm. Female weak
Of standing Children with worms Female
Of all kinds Weak backs Sore OF different kinds Sick
headache Deafness GonorrhGa and other venereal diseases
ALI calls and orders for medicines will he attended to in order
and with dispatch. g. p. MILLER. NJ. ID.
n b. Residence High door below Mr. John
J. bikes. may Is 2m.-
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BOILER MAKING AND RIP AIRDNGs.
undersigned having established Boiler Yard at Ev
u ansville. s prepared TO make end air Boil
1oDwil give satisfaction in either
will be paid all who call him to do their work
Orders may be left with Henry Schrber the Lamasco
dry thu canal. Main street. VIZ JOHN KROPP.
= g.. -REFEREECES@
HENRY ScHRIBER. ~ B.INKME EYER. MrsKER Co.,
JOHN HEwsoS, WIN BOYLE, :
BERNASp NURRIE. q, d. EGGLEsroS Co.
ian4-1y tt. .l'.s ii 1890.
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q II. Molasses bbls JUST reed:
NSo my2 TENNEY IL s0RENsON
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MBUTLER'b MERCANTILE WRITlNG FLUID.-f5
dozen 2ounee bottles this choice Ink received
and for sale by 8. Il. GILBERT * CO..
nh7 Sycamore. near Water
NEW SPRING GOODS.
undersigned have large portion OF their
stock Of Spring and Summer Goods consisting in Of
Beaehed Brown Sheetngs and Shirtings Mariners
Stripes Tekpg Cottonades and Pant Sus Camlet Jeans
Drings bleached Drings Irish
and Brown Linens and Shrng Twesds Jeans
Cassimeres and broad Cloths Prn Ginghams Lawns and
Muslin de Laine Linen Checks and summer Coaspss to-
geher with large and well selected stock Of Notions Boo
Shoes, Hats Clocks too to mention to
all OF which they respectfully invite the attention of all
mh29 MORGAN KEEN & PRESTON.
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CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES

II CASK DRIED Pluins.
IL 4 hhds N. o. Sugar.
I do clarified N. o. Sugar.
bills reboiled p. Molasses.
2bbls Loaf Sugar,
500 lbs Bacon Sides
100 sugar cured Hams,
80 bushels fresh Corn Meal,
APPS T. BACON co.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-11-07
ADVENTURE WITH A TIGER.

A still narrower escape for myself indi-
vidually happened on another occasion,
not long after this ! had gone to dine
at salsette with Colonel Hunt, the Cover
nor of the Fort of Tannah, about seven
or eight miles from Bombay, and as l
had an appointment at home in the NOR
ming, and the night was remarkably fine.
with brilliant moonlight, ] declined the
hospilable invitation of my host and hos
less 10 remain with them during the night,
and ordering my palanqun 10 be ready al
ten o'clock, | left Tannah at that hour for
Bombay. A great portion of the way
was over level plain of some extent (;
and while we were in the midst of this,
the bearers, of whom there were eight,
four 10 carry, and four for relay, with
Two mussauliess. or lantern bearers, who
carry their lights in the moonlight as well
as in the dark, as matter of etiquette
which it is thought disrespecllul to omit
in short, the whole party often in an in
slant disappeared, scattering themselves
in all directions, and each cunning at his
utmost speed. l was perfectly astonish'
ed at this sudden halt, and wholly unable
to conjecture its cause, and my calling and
remonstrance were in vain. In casting
my eyes behind the palanqun, however
| saw, to my horror and dismay, huge
tiger, in full career towards me, with hi'
tale all most perpendicular, and with 1
growl that indicated too distinctly the in
tense satisfaction with which he antici
paled savory morsel for his supper
There was not moment TO lose, or ever
10 deliberate To get out of the palan
quin, and try to escape, would be running
into the Jaws Of certain death. To re
main within was the only alternative
The palanquin is an oblong chest or box
about six feet long, two feet broad, an
tvo feet high. II has four short legs 70
, resting it on the ground, three or four in
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-11-07

to my shoulder, so that can get hold of
you, can't you, my boy?' he said.
Poor Charley's lamcness almost pre-
vented this. He tried often vainly. The
branch is parting whispered some one,
as a loud crack was heard. The brave
Italian cast one glance at the body of the
tree, then at the abyss over which he
hung. 'Signor, my wife and Children
he said, looking up; and then TO Charley.
'once more-for life-for llfev This
time he was successful. and the mans
strong grasp was on his arm. One mighty
effort, and he swung him clear of the over
hanging crag, away above his head, to a
broad rock whence many eager hands
bore him to the top. The peasant had
just time to get off the branch when the
last fibre parted.
For a moment | thought the revulson
of feeling would absolutely strange Nee
ia. Then she bowed her forehead on a
rock near which she knelt, and her lips
moved in thanksgiving 10 God. Yes, in
that hour the heavens were opened for her
Her burden of gratitude forced her tc
scale them, for all earth flung it back
There was silence while she lifted up hel
awed and overwhelmed heart. Wher
she rose, there was an altogether new
expression on her countenance. Sht
looked around on hill, and vale, and riv
er, as if new world had burst upon her
do not think she thought of Talfourt
then, but his whole soul was laid at he
feet. That one prayer had won-wol
what absorbed and wearying effort am
affection lad failed to do alone. Dizz
with emotion, her tottering steps were sup
ported by his arm. There was no nee
of words. His whole being went fort
to her with passionate abandonment tha
could not but satisfy even her.
The brave peasant was generously re
warded, but l think he cared more 70
Meeta's tears on his hand.
What deIrium of joy glowed in m
beautiful friends eyes the next day
Il thought we were to be on our wa
10 England to-day. Talfourd.'
He looked at me as if Twas wild-the
laughed. 'Oh | recollect. Well-Pr
not going 10 England just now, my dea
fellow
They were married in Italy, and Ia
fourd's ardent affection for his lovely brid
was-I'li leave it too novel writers to d'
scribe.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-11-07

TAKING HIM AT HIS WORD Can't
phrases are dangerous, especially when
employed in documents relating to busi.
ness. Recently, merchant, not so cell
ebrated for the elegance Of his diction as
for the length of his purse wrote to his
correspondent in distant city, for a lot
of -four, adding by the way Of showing
his impatience, that he wanted it "the
worst kind" He was not less surprised
than chsgrined on the reception Of the ar
licle, to find ii full Of weevil, sour and
musty.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-11-07

is that lightning bug in the street =
asked short sighted old lady. mo,
grandma said pert little miss, 'its q
big bug with cigar
Squatter sovereign., 1855-10-09
Ex-Goyernor Reader.

This gentleman on to-day consummates
his folly by permitting or soliciting his
friends, the Abolitionists, to use his name
in them farce then to be performed, called
the peoples Election for Delegate to
Congress- If this does not sink him so
low In the estimation Of all men of sense
in the Union that he will never be heard of
more, then there are more fools alive than
we have ever imagined. = sss1a og#9
After having himself certified to the
election of legal Legislature, then to de-
nounce the same body as illegal, is so very
absurd that we did not for moment think
that even he, the prince of all the "absurds,"
would be guilty of it. Does the man think
for moment that there can be found men
enough in the next Congress, so lost to ev-
cry sense Of honor, every regard for their
solemn oaths, as to admit him to q seat in
that body, when there is another there
claiming the same seat from the legally
constituted, Governor of Kansas Territory;
to suppose such a thing would be to suppose
that the North was ready to force disso-
luton of the Union upon the South, for
that would be the result, Indirectly if not
directly. 1t is not alone that he would be
received as a delegate to the exclusion of
Gen. Whitfield but it would be sanction
on the part Of the Lower House of. Con-
gress, of the lawless and revolutionary pro-
ceedings of the same set, who on the same
day elect members to convention to form
a constitution preparatory to asking admis-
sion into the Union as a free. State.
Suppose such a thing possible under the
circumstances and disunion, immediate
and inevitable. would be the result. ~
Just such a, move as this caused Dorr
long imprisonment in the Rhode Island
Penitentiary. and if 4. H. Reeder had his
deserts such would be bis fate. r -l.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-10-09
Know NothaaEism Rssires from ~.
South. It's Nationasity Lost NO

Know Nothaasism Rssires from a.
South. It's Nationasity Lost.
The scattering columns Of Know No,
ingisn, saEs the Washington Union. n.
2 bruised serpans tails its despopd;ns
length back 10 the esverns from uhepcs;.
came. There isno longer arefuee fo,;.
IN the South. Its only safety is in an in
mediate departure for the North. Ther.
with its kindred caianities Of aboitionT,,
and infidelity, i, may Be able 10 hiberps,.
tiil the spring of 1856. when. with ne,
name and honest leaders, it may forsc.
for brief period On the credulous and rs
suspeeting. There is no more hops for !.
in the land of Washlneton. Jeff.,.,-
Jackson, Macon and King. The psoDl.
of the South have received it like an inv,
dor and repelled it like pestilence.
This concludes the boasted National,
Of the Know Nothing party. Its Nors.
ern followers have alrnos, una p;no,,sIr
pudiated the Philadelphia platform. ,D,
now its southern dieiPles have not been
able to escape sruching defeat BY the aid
of that platform. Hts only strength !. !.
the strength of It's abolitionisrn. Its onl,
hope is..in the success of the foes Of The
constitution and of the South. 1t has once
more been resolved into its original sl,n.
and design, and will henceforward /.
doomed to the. fate its Southern idolatu,
have so seduIously ilabored to avoided
that of being a newer Of wood and draw.
er of water Tor Greeley, Garrison, Hal.
Chase and their confedera,e,
Squatter sovereign., 1855-10-09

RF The negroes of New York have
held a State Convention at Troy. The
planks of their platform are :. st. The
elective franchise upon equal terms with
the white man. 2d. Eligibility 10 civil
office, and the right TO send black children
to the public schools. AS the Jaw of the
State stands a colored person cannot vote
unless he be possessed Of two hundred dol.
lars worth of properly. Make Kansas a
free state. and negroes are placed upon a
footing with the whites.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-10-09

DrDS'r SPEAk.-An appointment was
out for free soil meeting tobe held in this
place ON Tuesday last, but the courage Of
the orators, before that day arrived, had
vanished into the air.. and our citizens
were greatly disappointed. The haliers.
Iraffs. tar and feathers prepared for the
occasion, may come IN, play at some future
day. When occasion offers they ,r,H be
used. Let traitors. bewarc, ssi ns
Squatter sovereign., 1855-10-09

10 The Steam Ferry Boat at this
place is kept constantly employed. She
runs with great regularity. and never keeps
travellers waiting moment on the bank oil
the river. We venture the prediction that
a more obliging set of hands are MOTTO be
found at any ferry in the Missouri river.
Travellers should bear this in mind, and
give Atchison the preference as crossing
place. a 3-4of
Squatter sovereign., 1855-10-09

E We learn from authentic source,
says the New York Herald of the Sd inst.
that contracts have been made. for the M
PRODUCTION this year into the island of Gu
ba of arge numbers of African slaves
One party alone has contracted for the sup
ply of seven thousand Portuguese agents
are now in New York, making arrange
,nonte a-f
Squatter sovereign., 1855-10-09

ea- A large elephant belonging to
circus company, travelling in South Caro-
lima, recently became unruly and killed
horse and his keeper--whereupon the
manager Of the company determined to
destroy him, and for this purpose he called
out military company and they opened a
fire upon him, but did not succeed in Kill
ling him until they had put some three
hundred balls into different parts of his
todY.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-10-09

IT, A dispatch states tina, at party
given near Dahceyville. in Haywood Co.
Tenn, a few days ago, forty-fve of the
guests were poisoned. One man is dead
and several other persons are not expected
to recover. The poison was contained in
some of the ingredients Of cake used on
the OCCASION. 1f raasl4f.-ti -. --f-.