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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-07-04
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Tho State Of 0hiO,
once Of The Secretary Of State.
/, WlLLIAM HENRY SIXTH, Secretary o.
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sembly of the State Of Ohio, on the 9th day
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IL. ST ed the great Seal Of the State Of
Ohio, at Colubus, the eth day Of
April, a. D. 1867.
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Secretary Of State.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-23

In his throat anu his head clotted and his clothes
besmesred with blood. Another look, and hor-
rid pools OF blood lay ON the floor, appalling
sight and sense The Mortified woman fled
screaming from the terrible scene, and her cries
OF terror soon summoned to the spot the officers
OF the law, and hundreds Of the curious. A fur
ther search discovered the body of the GIRL
ghastly and bloody, with hole in the left temple
marking the entrance Of the fatal bullet, and the
skin about it blackened With powder, testifying
to the deadly purpose Of the assassin.
An official investigation resulted in q verdict
that the girl came to her death at the hands of
Gregory, who then killed himself 1t would ap.
pear that, when the fatal purpose of murder and
suicide, which was probably suddenly conceived
was made known to the girl, she attempted TO
escape to the roof Of the building through scut-
tle-hole over the lumber.room; that Gregory
fired several times at her without effect, as she
stood-perhaps paralyzed with terror at the top
of the stairway-and then himself ascending the
stairs placed the pistol close against her temple
and fired the fatal shot. The body of the girl
was found at the foot of the stairs lying in a
crossed position, as it had probably fallen, and
partly covered by shawl, which the murderer
had thrown over it. This accomplished, he seems
TO have next written note designed to explain
the affair, placed the pistol upon his upper lip
and discharged the remaining load, and fearing,
perhaps, that this would not make sure the sui.
cide's work, proceeded with q common knife to
cut his throat, which he did most effectually,
completely severing the vino. pipe, and making
most CHASTITY wound.
There appears to have been no struggle be-
tween the two, there being no marked disar.
rangement of thedurniture or appurtenances Of
the rooms, or no noise or demonstration calcula.
ted TO attract particular attention was heard by
parties occupying rooms Immediately below.
Upon the mans body was found $500. ro
The following is an extract from the note
above alluded to:
II have waded through trouble for many
years, and worked hard that l might receive
thanks, but all in vain, since Mrs. Gregory has
borne false witness against me, and had me lock-
ed up in prison under false pretense, which often
makes me do things that would not have done.
hope God will pardon me for this horrid crime,
for have done it to put an end to my trouble.
This Miss Roy brought me into this last crime,
which can't unfold"
The theory in explanation of the affair is, that
he endeavored to induce the girl to flee with
him, which she refusing to do determined him
10 commit the deed he did, in order TO escape
the disgrace and difficulty of public exposure of
their unlawful intimacy
engaged TO be married within short time.
She was of fair intelligence, and rather prepos-
sessing.
Gregory was 32 years old, and leayes widow
and one child. His past life has not been ex-
emplary, his habits being loose and his teniper
OF violent character.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-23

i'''" '''S .s'"scy .SfS"s, Cci TO-
IL ia nearly twenty years ago that strange
man was seen in the neighborhood of the parks,
ON Sunday in Summer, brandishing pistol
and threatening TO kill men, women and children
In the streets. His name was Timothy Kelly.
from Dubuque, Iowa, miner, who had Just re-
turned from New York, where he had sold a
large quantity of lead. He was msdman, and
thought he was pursued by enemies seeking to
get his money. Some citizens sndeayored to ar
rest him. He fed and they pursued, running
through Eagle and down Beaver streets. AS the
foremost man: Mr.. Null, approached him, the
insane man fred pistol at him, piercing hi,
forehead above the eye. Though fatally wound.
ed, a. after wards appeared, Null was unconscious
OF the wound, and closed in with the fugitive,
Who drew his knife and plunged it through
Mnlrs body. Immediately young man, James
Hahony, ssized stone and threw it with such
forco ~ to strike Kelly senseless to the ground
Charles Phillips then = constable-since the VIC
tim Of a not less horrid trsgedy-seized the pros
trsts murderer and carried him of to Jail. Here
his IAsdness grew worss; and. on application 10
the court, no was sent TO the lunatic asylum.
Orlando Meads, Eaq, Of this city, was appointed
his guardian and took charge Of the property
some 5000 in drafts, found upon his per~on
After while the man escaped from tho ASYLUM
and hsd, no one knew where. His shattered in.
tellect had received new blow from remorse at
his crime, snd no shunned his fellow men and
lived. = hss since been ascertained, like hermit
somewhess in the mincs, where he hAd forn:erly
labored. Meanwhile the family of Null, who
survived his two-fold wound. nearly fortnight,
brought . suit for damages. Mr.. Hadley, of this
city, waa the lawyer, and the case was novel
one. He recovered verdict Of $4,000, which
was taken out Of the funds found ON the pris-
oner. q ~r,
II was not until few months ago that the
family Of Kelly took steps to recover the balance
Of hi. property, and his family applied for
guardian, upon whose application the money and
its accumulated interest was paid over. After
deducting the $4,000 verdict the sum amounted
TO vi 800 But who shall compute tho amount
Of misery and woe of which this sum was the
seed ? For in it lay the origin Of the madness,
the crime and remorse which, after twenty
years. leave their dark traces still uneffaced and
incomplete.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-23

Oil Finished Walnut Chamber Suits, Oil Finish
ed Walnut Pastor Suits of all kinds, Office
and Bar Room Furniture, on hand and
made to order. We have large
assortment of Looking Glasses
and Looking Glass Plates, all sizes,
Picture Frames made to order, of Wal
nut, Rose Wood, Gilt, Stencil Oak and
Ebony Mouldings, on shortest possible notice
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-23
Griu.e.


Young 4o6her. 81 rT sd
go. Prem the Chiexo Times:
70 Bremen street, in the North division, vas the
scene OF q very unusual commotion. A large
group, consisting Of the elderly ladies Of that
1eighborhoOd and . physician, were gathered To-
gethsr, and an unintsrssted spectator would have
been apprised, by certain knowing winks and
hslf.spohen, hslf.whiapered inusados, that most
uncommon performance, and ono Of an exceed.
ingly delicate nature had transpired at the mum.
Der mentioned. 1t happened in Chicago; that II
of an entirely original character, differing "A
widely in this respect, ss in the remarkable do
gree OF enterprise hhown. from an ordinary
Geeouehtment in any other city. In this, as usual,
The house mentioned is occupied by Mrs. Mar.
garet Cavanangh, but, up to this time, had never
boon used us lying.in.hospital AT about seven
O'CLOCK Saturday morning young girl, looking
very weary and exhausted, Knocked at the door,
and was answered by Mrs. Cavsnaugh in person.
she begged the privilege of few minutes rest,
which waa kindly given, and tho young girl
walked in and took seat on tho sofa. 1t soon
became apparent that it was NO ordinary weari-
ness with which she was affected, for, in about
half an hour after her entrance, she was deliver.
Cd OF fns. healthy male child A lively scene
ensued; neighbors were called in and the ply.
a.ciah was sent for, who responded promptly TO
the call upon his sympathies. But the strangest
part OF the story remains to be told. After the
birth of the child the girl appeared sufficiently
comfortable to be left alone for abort time, and,
before tho arrival Of the physician, she had dis.
appeared and has not since been heard from. As
soon As she WAS known to DO missing, vigilant
search was made for her, but failed 70 elicit the
slightest clue to her whereabouts Several par.
ties in that vicinity were found who averred that
they saw young lady answering her description
leave the front door of the house about that
time. and walked rapidly toward Chicago avenue,
but here tho clue was lost The little accident
was kindly cared for during the day. and in the
evening it WAS taken to the Home Of the Friend.
ls.a BY Officer Kiolbassa, Of che Third precinct
police.
1t was certainly most curious and inexplica-
BILE affair, and will probably ever remain shroud.
ID in tks mystery which now envelopes it. But,
that tifS young and unhappy mother was one of
those unfertunates who had '1oved not wisely
but too WE'LL" and that her offspring was a
child Of shame, there can be no doubt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-23
From the Chicago Tmes.
Love, Murder md Suicide IT Cleve.
land.

I0D0s
Cleveland O., Nov. 49,
One of the most terrible deeds Of blood with
which this community has ever been startled,
and ~ to the circumstances surrounding it, tho
most mysterious, came to light this morning,
horrifying tho entire community Briefly stated,
the facts are q f8llows:
A man named J. II. Gregory, has carried on
the photograph business in this city for some
years past, lately it Is believed with but mod.
crate business. His domestic relations do not
appear " have boon Of the happiest nature. Con.
nocted with his rooms a an employee was q
young woman named Isabel Roy, between whom
and Gregory thore Seems TO have been strong
attachment, and it il surmised. an improper in.
ti%acy: Rscsntly. ct Gregory. sssgsstion, the
girl left the houae Of her parents TO board with
him, since which their familiarity seems to have
deepened. Nothing however, was suspected
until few days since, when the father Of tho
girl learned that Gregory had . nude picture of
his daughter in hia possession, and was showing
it about town. Mr.. Rsy endeavored to zee Greg.
DRY, but failing, stated the circumstances to the
lattcr's wife The result was crimination on tho
part Of the wife, and quarrel, in which much bit.
ter feeling was aroused.
Day before yesterday Gregory put out card
upon the door of his place Of business, stating
that it would DO closed for two days, since which
time it has been inaccessible to visitors. On
Thursday night Gregory and the girl were at
home as usual, and on Friday morning went TO
their place of business, carrying their dinners
with them. II does not appear they left the
rooms after, and what subsequently stranspired,
beyond the testimony that their bloody corpses
bear, 10 unknown to the world. The fact that
the two did not return home on Friday night ex-
cited the xiety of Mrs. Gregory, and this morn
ing sho, with her little daughter, repaired to the
Photographic rooms. Entering, she found the
reception.room in good order and passed on to
the operating-room The curtains were down,
and the room dark. She drew up the curtains,
Of her husband livid in death, frightful cash
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-23

On the edge o. little river in the county Of
Cavan, Ireland, there is q stone with the nscrip.
ton: IN. B.-Whcn this stone is out Of sig...
1t IL not safe to ford the river"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-23
CIlAS. q. LUTZ,
Binder, Statioucr aid Paper Box Manufacturer,

Anon and store Ia Sale st. In lo~e Leand's Block
Deals In Stationery blank books Toys. &c and prepared
10 do ui kip "a u Book binding Paper Box making sno
everything else Ia that line OF Suisiness.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-06
The Working People.

The principle of co cooperation is ex-
tending rapidly, and new projects for
cooperative stores and workshops are
being constantly reported. The CO.
operative enterprises started in Troy.
Albany and Oswego, last fall and
spring, are more prosperous than was
anticipated. The Carpenter Socie-
ty of Albany. established. has more
orders than it can attend to, and that
of the painters as Oswego, has been
doing well since its beginning in
April. The Cooperative Stove Foun-
dry of Troy, is about to open an agen-
cy In New York. A cooperative store
has been established at Patterson,
N. j.; a meeting of the workingmen
has just been held fer the organiza-
ton of another. In Wheeling, an
iron-mill is to be started On the CO.
operative principle. A cooperative
Grocery Store is to be established in
Steubenville, Ohio. on capital of
$4,000. the object being not so much
dividends as cheap groceries for the
members. The Pittsburg .4drocate
says: 9 1t has been ascsrtained that
the iron rollers and heaters imported
here to take the place of those locked
out, have, on finding out the exact
state of affairs, refused to work, and
we are informed, are scat tering in
every direction through the country,
looking for employment" al
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-06
From the Milwaukee Sentinel
Freak or q E0mnambulist.

A somewhat singular freak OF q
sOmnambulist has Just been related to
u.s. A gentleman living in the Sew
enth Ward one morning missed a
quantity of money which he had in a
drawer, and, although strict search
was made, no clue to the missing cash
could be found. The money was
taken from a drawer which was kept
locked. and the key in the gentleman s
pocket The affair was involved In
mystery, which was not removed the
next day, when a set of silver spoons
were missed. The servants were sus-
pected of the theft, and as knOwl--
edge that the articles had been missed
had been kept from them, it was de-
termined to keep a watch the next
night and fasten the guilt upon who
ever should be found trespassing.
Everything about the house remained
quiet until about 2 o'clock, when a stir
was heard The person who was on the
watch peered cautiously through the
hall from whence came the sounds of
footsteps, and saw approaching the
gentleman Of the house. He went to
the cupboard with stealthy step,
took therefrom a quantity of silver
plate and started for the back yard,
closely followed by the Waterman,
who at once suspected the truth of
the case. The sleep walker proceeded
cautiously to the woodshed, and COW
cred the plate carefully in a barrel of
ashes, and started back to his house.
He was awoke. however, by the
Waterman, and appeared greatly be-
wildered at finding himself in that
place. The matter was explained to
him, and search was at once instituted
among the ashes for the missing prop
erty. The search was happily re-
warded by the discovery of the silver
plate, spoons and greenbacks,1 safely
secreted among the ashes, where they
had been deposited by the gentleman.
who had been unconsciously guilty of
robbing himself. This experience
may result in the cure of the gentle
man of the habit of sleep!walking.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-06

these superfuous members of society.
When provision has been made by
the State for idiots, for the insane,
poor, aged and crippled, is it not as
founding that asylums have never
been erected for still more helpless
class? Let this philanthropic enter
prise be started at once"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-06

NTR SIS a1L4zl
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-06
A Horrible Solution Of a Mexican
Love Mystery.

An extraordinary story comes from
Mexico relative to -four. 1t appears
that an old miller in that locality had
very beautiful young wife, of whom
he was jealous In the extreme, and
took out his soulagement" of that
feeling in thwacking the loving young
being. There was a certain cook Of
the male species, young, handsome,
aud fat, who came to the mill from
the hotel to buy -four, and hearing
the distress. of the lovely one first
ard seeing her second, became, of
course, dreadfully in love- Some one
told the miller. The town began to
talk of the fact, and to laugh at the
foury one One day the cook and
the loving young wife suddenly
disappeared, and merrily laughed
the Mexicaus at the mill.
ler's misfortune; nothing went
down but the scandal of the elope-
ment of the miller's wife and the
cook. The miller scowled vengefully
upon all the town, and so time passed
nothing mere was heard of the cook
and the millers wife by any one.
Two years after the miller was pleas
ed to die, and to inform the world in
a paper, which was left to be opened
after death, and to be published in
the town, that the cook and the NIL
ler's wifi had, By his planning, eloped
into an oven two years since and
baked; that he would : have got
rid of them elsewise, but for the jee.-
ing of the public; therefore he had
ground them up in a large mass of
corn, which the, town people were
pleased to compliment him for: as
being exceedingly rich and nutritious.
and he only hopes they will enjoy the
"reminiscences as he did the remainder
ofvhislife that he was spared when
ever helleoked upon townsman,a a4 {,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-06

The Watertown. On. " Refornssr
proposes an asylum tor useless young
men Its operation is thus described:
81 Here they could cultivate their
moustaches, part their hair behind,
and practice attitudes. Ii this resort,
with little enforced. exercisezto keep
their circulation in a healthy state,
with dolls to play with as a compen-
sation for the absence of ladies So,
ciety these useless young men could
be supported In ease and comfort. and
all industrious people would be will
ing to- pay the expensessof this insti--
tuition rather than bear the painful
solicitude in regard to the welfare of
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-07-04

/ viii pay $500 10 thc proprietor nf ANY
medicine that can shar a greater number %
genuine certificates Of rures effected b II,
near the plaro where It is made, than MlSil.
LER'S HERB BlTTERS-of l'rimar,
Consumption, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Bloody Flax, Diarfhua, Typhoid, Remit
tent, Intermittent and Bilious feyers. Fe,
yer aud Ague, Cholera Morbas. Yellow
Jaundire; Scrufula. Running or SORE Legs.
Cancer, Ahsccss, Neuralgia, Rhcumatism,
Coughs. Colds, Cramp in the Stomach.
Chronic Diarrhea, Piles. letter, Sctld
Head, Ophnema, OF falling AWAY sickness
peculiar 70 children, Lepehorrhula, Falling
of the Womb, all distinctions 10 the due
course Of nature in females, al yenc real
diseases, snd al complaints arising from
impure Blood or a weak and disorderrl state
of the stomach, Liver or Kidneys. CertiIl-
Gates q cures Of the elbow Fever in Mexico
can also be- furnished. Remember. ifit does
not cure, the money will be refunded By
tie proprietor
BENJAMIN MISInER.
MA. II. HUBER. Druggist & Chem.
ist, Westminster, Nd, is our Agent for
Carroll County.
\. AITKEN 4 co.
ap2Iam
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nsITIMonE MARK ETs.
Go nsumItion EurubIe my Dr
schenckss Medicines.

TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the .-ys.em
.,e,, be prepared 80 that the lungs will heal.
"a ,ecompli-h this, the liver aud stomach must
Ne eicansed and an appetite created for good
shols.oue food, which. By these medicines will
!. a -. property, aud good healthy blood
ehafgpF building up the constitution
n. n ,sM lS1aAkE Plus cleanse the stomach
"a Ill bifyas or mucous accumuldtionsI Rnhi
i, ming the Sea Weed Tonic In connection,
he appetite is restored,
sra1ScE's puLsosic SYErP Is Bntricious ss
v,n As medicinal, and, by using the three rem
,i,s., All Impurities are expelled from the sy.-
,sn and good wholesome blood made, which
viii repei all disease II patients viii take
these medicines according 60 directions, Con
sanction very frequently in ~ last stage Yields
,sajly 70 their action. Take the pills frequent
M 10 cleanse the liver and stomach. IL does
10, follow that because the bowels are not COS
|,Ir, ,hey are not required, for lomctimes IN
|di,rthora they are necessary, The stomach
-u,, De kept heaithy, and an appetite created
i,o allow the Pulmonie Syrup :" act on the res
I,yiratorv organs properly and allay any irfita.
hon. Then all that Is required to perfrrm 4
ttsfmsneut cure IT, to prevent taking cnld.
.ireteise abaat the rooms a. much a. possible,
IA all the richest fnod--fat meat, game. aud,
In fact anything the appetite crave; but be
A ,rtieeiar and mssueste well.
4 t2nd ", ca. mo. yr