Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-16

lential IN so'se places that s3gnor AEss l. saId
"a have recommended that the surface Of the
grngnd should be covered and Iey.Ilssi insi ea.
oI being opened. but this was not js-r7uIfred apd
only GA Christmas eve were persons sent TO bn-
~ the dead As, however Ipst~r,n+rts car
flages and provisions were wanting The work
could nas be continued. The Board OF Health
sent dewn twelve persons only - a1sirlft.ct a
province. and =. give orders for the .lub{Ie
health of one hundred sommunes. Two persons
also went down sepelilfoFi.' % snperInreld
the burial af the deasi-~no else, 10 civil or
military authorities with the aIerrs-o' Of -Le
hing, act even an exffaertN aFv commission
Since writing the above. other and mere A.
1ic ing details have arrived OF the deso4fIon gc-
easIoned by the earthquake. Laureuzano. Tito
brienza- Mars'eanuovo, have almost snfirelv dis
appeared Z hing himself SAYS thas upwards
OF l3.oJo Esrsons have perIshed, and from
what | have heard, SAYS nv very sensible. NJ
formant, the real number must be nearly double
PeapIe rho cane from the spot report that
the groaas of the sufferers we're heard IRON be-
meath he RUNS several days after the disaster
aud that. horrible IL relate. on some bodies be-
ing taken ouT. iF was Fsund thar thev has' de-
Foured portion of their arms There were
noge 20 AID them, none to excaFaIe The diving.
none to bury the dead. none to give bread 10
the famlshIng-
Thousands of soldiers are maintained at the
expense of the STATE 70 support order but
lhey could not be sent 10 save thousands from
PertshIug. Many sgeamers we're living IN the
barber. the expensive tovs Of he sovereign but
With one or Two tardy exceptions they have re-
NAMED snug IN port
STRONG DEFEXcE--A plaintiff commenced
SUIT III one Of the >aa Franchises courts i few
days a a@o. ordinary note Of n2ad- The
defendant put IH an InsW e., alleging
That 40 such note as The oae IN suiC WIS
given.
Aha. # given he dz.c had been altered:
3-Iha5 II CORRECTLY ta-e4 lhe signature Il
i forgery.
4-That the note has been more than pad
n lumber and hogs;
5-That ;Ee note is Ga-ed 0v ne ssa.ue Of
EGI- .uu-
C-Tha. Tie deiea dau5 has gone Trough
oil sauP-cy, when ausUlves aim . on al ais
debts.
- boy Eu5 h- q aadla.her-- gun and
loaded It. bat was afraid ro FIRE he, however.
liked he fun of .oadIug and 80 be pua In an
ether Charge but was ~'Ell afraid 20 IRE. He
Kept on charging. b.5 houG Il =. until lie
g"5 - clar-e< n the Old piece. His and
moth, r learned his temerJlv. -uz-tIv reprgved
hIn- and gr=l~piny ,Le cid ergliaensa liscIl arr
nd j. tae Eesu. w-s tremendous. throwing
she SiG Ladv ou he- back She -ramp,Iv sg-tl.---
g-ed fn regain Her ieef, bat the bov cried out
- lay stu, ann y--6ve mo. 2 Cd -e7 20 70
OFF vet
- A few days since q rough country -ooll
lH@ fellow en-e-=d 0ue o. he New York banks
g4d march ug gp ~ rhe counter exclaimed
-" Here ! am, [ want you TO taEe Il fair look
At me-
without word fl-the- he at-o,s ont. The
next day -le same Gus ouser appeared. utle-ed
the same words aud again disappeared. The
rls roi ,av. he walked Ia- and advancing I'd -Efs
relIeris desk. anu sll-sw aowa d d.afl PAYABLE
three aavs after si-nt.
d. Now, saId he, yaU ve seen me -Lree lines.
7 want The money E1- IT,
7Dr- 7 vu--. the pastor Of s. Georges Eois-
coral Church, preached 70 The Sabbath SchoaI
children rec"aTi y Speak Hg Of what : FarIr-
-end, Timothy. did rot Go, -4e Goc.a- -s.d p. he
smoked cig1rs -
Do xou know" cor. -ared he =ye-ead
Gentleman. what 4 cigar - -
IS IS, sir-rre, shouted a mBraI -ret7r7rsp a..
FoUlg- merica, ii : he -lP cud 1E lie de-
tail"
- PeuH-yIvaull Dg,sh hman used q
educate any more OF hi- chIiarg. beca,ss the
eldest Y Huul he had sent go SCHOOL lone euuuah
20 lear to write. had forged the oId mans name
10 i note, for which act he voUug-.e e. had been
Seate-ced 70 -be pcnifenl zIrv- the rogue Vas
ihe hrst ai the family for several generations
that had ever learned so write
-@Do you know The prisous. 8I-Jghzson %
-, 70 the bone.
&c " hat - has charac. or 81
Didn't know he had ANY,
9 Does he I've Hear YOU y'
80 near that he has onIv srcat five sb .gr-
20 drewood eight years
- 1t an laTita- i"H pa va gen. Iesnan pass
ed a branch - thyme So young .auy, al- -y.aa-
hgs.~r. in he presence OF aer mo- her and XII me
guests. which she refused, 81. q -asG
Il Is not time I want. but opp. -ust ~
4 a eoIo-e Ell baH the lolIo.gil- no...e
was pos ed on The loor-Po-t
cs--s fl g ecH.-. Eo CEN cel ADM cd
uu.e-s Ae coTee7 hs.use'
- tn an .lfcres sag ar-.elr slI,ou. he iuza-
-u -tluu oi the new hu-Di II building IN Lew
o K he writer E-es rh&t aa e--- egs.ve -5ev
l7 9r-~-lJc,. aon the sor a sso~v 0l ne Gzd-
so4 Rive
- Z H"ugul vou bora aa BE 1T Of
AP. ..I-' =z.u q Benedict q Us. lovely " .,s. who
la ne"unaed ,.fc -fs- as sr B. -ra1av-
u, Pc sons woa.d .a nix 50 om -e lho .ce
[ R.a,e o. i husband she replied
Can yoa tell me vs.. becomes Of a5..
hn.-.~ = g-ze,. mar of ava iare-.l l.za 5..-- erra
o. mud OF ou --egd Geo ge- l...ely ID .ae ltee-E
WY sid Cco.ee. -iiagas 1.rv. srsu..- FIRE.
et eve - be- ssat end gi eta - .4a- -ae-
ze1 -adeei ol
Way as ii ed o-l ss lie book sf Eere-
Becauzs he = fHl ar avre- q i shadow
40 n - ro.r=- ke ae -.aad 81 fls. 3
W. ewes -@g ~ % .iu- - W-..a-r
Eou CO. O.. .a-aom vsu- no sd. Thee is q
wet Of i"'s-,sal le -..e., .a- 10 bottom Tae
FHf'- even nv l5ul IL, -ass 40 q e1r zaI pz-g-
q nt De-