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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-05
The News.

- A bill was introduced in the Senate
on Saturday abolishing the Office Of
Adiutant General, rs we'll "a its Off
cious heal, Lorenzo Thomas. Il
ought II pass.
The votes of nineteen Senators will
nc required to ,cquit the President
seven more tan the entire Demo
cratic vote, and there is 20 indica.
cation that they can be obtained.
The amount to be paid into the
Treasury from sales OF confiscated
AMI captnrel cotton, under the pro
visions or the bill which passed the
Senate on Friday, is nearly thirty
millions.
+. \. Pollard, the historian Of the
Southern war, and 1.-The most gor-
geoas liar on earth" has become one
of the editors ofthc New York World
birds ola feather
The Board Of Prcshyters appoint
ed to try the Rev. Stephen II. Tying,
ir., for violation ofa canon of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, have
brought their labcrs TO close They
have found Mr.. Tying guilty and have
sentenced him to receive public adj
monition from the Bishop, in ac-
cordancc with the provisions Of the
diocesan canon.
Knowing the anxiety Of our read
ers to hear how the impeachment of
the President is progressing, and to
understand how the trial is to be man
aged, we yield the greater portion
of our space to articles having refer
~ s.Ic subject.
4 Washington despatch of the I'd
instant says: 10 sum up the situa-
ton TO night the House is sound !;
the Senate seems sound enough the
President is in low spirits the Dem
ocrats are abandoning him. and his
administration is rapidly becoming
thoroughly disorganized. At the
War Office all is peaceful"
On Sunday night a new and splen-
did sleeping car, in the train that left
Chicago at $50 p. m. was discover
cd to be Oh fire, shortly after pass
ing VanWert- The train was stopped,
the car detached. and every effort
made to eNtinguish the fames, but
in vain. In very short time the
magnificent car was reduced to ashes.
1t had only been run about a month
and cost $4,000.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-05

The following is brief telegraphic alb
stracf of the speech of the Hon. Jesse d.
Bright, made before the Democratic State
Convention at Frankfort. Kentucky, on
the 22d- Mr.. Bright was the President of
the convention. and il will not be denied
that be is . Democrat or that the mass of
the Democratic party of Indiana sympa-
,hizc with the views expressed by him:
The Hon. Jesse d. Brig.: was then
called for, and, on taking the stand. said
that he had the same political views now
that he had always maintained. He was
opposed to the war from the beginning TO
the end. In Congress he denied the power
OF the Government to declare war against
= sovereign State (Applause.) He also
denied the power ofthe Federal Govern
nent 10 issue paper money TO cut the
.ihroats of the people of the Southern
States He never intended 10 vote to pay
"A dollar Of the principal Of the debt.
tChecrsO He was opposed 10 paying a
dollar of the national debt in coin. He
would, if Democrats SO thought, vote to
pay the debt in paper, and then let the pa
per take care cfiiself. (Cheers) He was
aware that he was not sustained by War
Democrats in this opinion.
In conclusion Mr.. Bright said thai il " as
The work OF the Democratic party 10. res
rue'file country from its present peril. He
thenght that, in the end, every dollars
worth OF property destroyed during the
war In Kentucky and Maryland would be
paid" TI1 1TeG-
Does not this prove the intention Of tho
Democratic party to pay the rebels fol
Their slaves and repudiate tue United
States war debt. should they ever get into
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-05
COLD PENS.
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No o. 1,fif'su Jyrr

No. % Maiden Lane.
NeH York. Dee III ISG71 =
In my Card. of Nov. 1, 1857. stated
that, - for tile pur9o 81 ofHsorc fully
supo;ying the vants of the public,
ausi ia order To prescaf nnscrui,Iz-
ions dealers from paliiifng OF fnfe-
liar aad v OFT l. less .@oodr as Iic
Marion Gold Pens. 4 ~hnil here
aftcr. sell no. goods at wholcsaic
excerpt only To Il My appointed and
authorized Agents." cite. To this
Plan / iscve since strictly adhered.
InAccepting Agents, great care has
been exercised 10 appoint these who,
By lOng-continucd fair dealing. have
acquired n reput itjon FOR honesty.
responsibility, and probity men in
whose wei d the public have learned 20
place conf lcncs. These Agents have
agreed to keep full assortment Of my
pens, and to sell them at my published
prices Thus the public are supplied
by them with just such pens a they
wan, either as to writing or price, and
get a full equivalent ior-the money
paid.
70 agent il sppointed TO travel from
place 70 place, or canvass the country,
SO that all who want a Morton Gold
Pen must get il from the Local Agent
or from headquarters.
None need apply for the Agency eI-
oept in conformity to the above, the
liberal ii count ITO Clubs" bainx
sufficient indrcenent to al others.
A. MORTON.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-05

The Den oeratic orators stumping New
Hampshire seem to be doing big business
for the Republicaus.AH II. Clay Dean,
one of them, was denounced In the midst
vt speech, BY a Democratic auditor, for
his reasonable uitersnccs, and came down
from The stand to cane him, but the Demo-
crat stripped and got upon a war footing.
aud Dean thought he would not disturb
the meeting.
Another speaker gees -fef-seidieFs and
battle flags after the following manners
eli could have my way I would place
JEFF Davis 10 Congress, where he rishtfui-
! u. belongs; then Would so 10 Corcard,
take all those miserable battle flags from,
the State House, ard make bonfire 81
lhem in the Stole House yard; then
would go all through the Northern States
and destroy all tho monuments and grave
stones erected to the memery. of soldiers;
in shcn, would put out OF sight every
thing which reminds liz We ever had q
war With our Southern brethren. lido no,
know as !. wanld hang ene-lcgged and
one armed soldiers, but i would pray ia
God to get them out of our way as soon a.
possible. .e--
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-05


We are glad to learn that Col Henry c..
Deming, who was much distinguished in
the last Congress for his elequence and
power in debate, and who was greatly
instrumental in procuring the passage OF
the act creating the Office of Lieutenant
General, has been engaged for some time
on Life of General Grant.
The terms of intimacy and confidence
which subsist between the eloquent author
and Grant and his friends--W ashburn. of
H., Gov. Gates and others-give him
greater facilities in his labor than any other
writer could have.
Those who have seen portions of the
manuscript speak oft rs being written
with great power and Of absorbing interest.
This will probably be the Life of Grant,
for wide aud general circulation. We
learn that 1t will be published by s. s.
Scranton & Co.. Hartford, CT, and the
National Publishing Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-05

The lacrosse Democrat hopes that
the Southern Democrats viii send no
halfway Copperheads TO the National
Convention, but real red-hot rebels of the
straitest sect We heartily concur In the
Recommendation. There were many
persons Of that kind in Tennssee, for ex-
ample when Andrew johnson was Military
Governor of the State; sad to see them
sole Tor him as the Democratic candidate
for the Presidency will be cheerful and
improving spectacle.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-05

RAT HuNT.-The rats have become so
numerous and troublesome in Connersville,
Indiana, that the citizens have resolved
upon n grand rat hunt to exterminate the
vermin. The Times calls upon every
good citizen to attend the hunt and bring
his dog. The almanac is to be consulted
and the hes, day for killing rats fixed up
on, when all will be expected to come pre-
pared ito strike TIL the last old rat Of EN-
dies"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-05

PERMANENT SUCCESS is only attained by
merit. No medicines ever put in the mar
ket have ever obtained the favor Of The
public in so great degree as DR.. j. w.
Poland's White Pine Compound, for
coughs. colds and kidney diseases; and
Peland's Humor Doctor for Scrofula, &c.
Sold by Brown Bros
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-05

The Kokomo Herald calls the nomina
tion of the Republican convention the
Knit Gray Jacket Ticket. > That is just
what. ii is, and SO IFS opponent is the "Anti
Blue Jacket Ticket Those are the col
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-05
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laying IoO 70 500 per nepyh according 70 ability.
For particulars, address ZEIGLER, MrCCRDl &
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900 ,;en and w omen
w Possessing good character and -nsrgy, p-rse-
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series Of
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-05
NEW ENGRAVINGS.

Five Beautiful Ideal American Faces engraved or
STONE in Paris, hy the most eminent Lih sraphtns
in the world. These faces. which besui ifvl
and poetic conceptions. designed TO t,pify the
hest Ideal tyIr-s of Am, Ticsn W"manho-.i. repre-
seninS their charities devotion, SYM shirs attach
rirnfs and hrroism.
The htheSraphf is in the l.glrst sly Of the art
and " such rs has rarely tecn cquaith and eaNSor
be excellrd.
kThes-porirai= qnAl led prsi.~ f. n,
the most eminent CRITICS aud prominent newspapers
ef<he cs,a'ry. and uie,a adoEh es-ry house
hold in the land
FIR farticusrs arderriruse circular, address
l.. ID. ROBINSON,
1saD Tel IF 40 ,fains,r-ei. Springfield. Mas.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-05
New Advertisements.
WANTED-AGENTS
TO SELL DE-. wN sxITH's
DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE.

It contains OVER SE'Esiv;ISAND closely print
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1t comprises the Antiquities, Biography, Geosra-
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Cyclopcdia of the Scriptures.
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ought to he in every family
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-05
..y-SHa WATCHES.
GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS AND
NEW YEARS

A Superb Stock Of Fine Cold d Silrcr
Watches, all Warranted to Ran,
and thoroughly regulated, at tbs
Lou Price Of $40 each, and
Il :. satisfaction guaranteed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-05

The above stock will be disroscd Of the pcpriar
ONE PRICE PLAN. giving every patron hne Gold
Solid Silver Watch for $40. without regard 10 value
WEreHr Bao. &Cas l6t Broadway. New York. wish
TO isnnedistely dispose Of the above magnificent
stock. Certificates. naming the articles are placed
in sealed -enyelopes, and we'll mixed Holders are
epfised 10 the articles named i'm tho ertfncsts
upon payment Of Ten Dollars, whether il be q
Watch worth Sl.009 or one worth less. The return
o. any certificates entities yeu ne articles
named thereon, upon payment, irrespective Of IL
WORTH and-as no artiele valued less than $40 il
named On any cerstkcase Il viii ct once he ssru that
this Is lottery but straight bfwsrd legitimate
frAnsaetiea. which may be participated in even By
the moot fhstidious. p ffo tfif -
Arfnyie cerstAesse win Sevrut ~ asii rest-psid
upon recsipt of2ssfPt sfy f95sl eleven for g :
six and more valuable premium for $40; one hum
dred and pbstsuperb Watch 1ev &lS. To agents OF
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t1se> scrutiny. wstsaes, est ~ sBxprsss, with
bii ofc0iiectfon on delivery - shat nc d1esathhc-
ton possbiy occur Try Address -
WRIGHT, BROTHER CO., Importers,
ns3m1 lel Dr,advay. New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-05

(Which said ut;eranccs, declarations.
threats and haransues, highly censurable 10
any one, are peculiarly indecent aud unbe
coming in the Chief Magistrate of the United
States; BY means whereof, the said Andrew
Johnson has brought the highest Office OF
President of the United States into contempt,
ridIcule and disgrace. to the great scandal of
the good citizens: whereby Andrew Johnson,
President ofthe United States. did commit,
and was there and then guilty Of high misde
meanor in Office
Mr. EIdridge made the point Of order that
the managers had no right to report articles
Of impeachment, as the House had appointed
tho committee for the purpose.
The Speaker overruIed the point Of order
or two grounds the principal one being that
any member had right, as question Of the
highest privilege. present articles of i'm
parchment.
The article was opposed by Mcs.rs. Gar.
field, Woodbridge, and Wilson (Iowa). Mr..
Logan spoke in its favor.
Alter which the previous question was
moved and seconded, and the House procee-
| ded to vote b. yeas and nays on adopting
the article report ed as article 10. The arti-
Gle was adopfed-yeas, 81; nays, Al. The
only Republicans voting in the negative were
| Ashlsy (Nev.), Coburn, Griswold, Latin
Mallory, Marvin, Pomerov, Smith, Wilson
(Iowa), Wilson fOhio), Window and Wood.
bridge. sfd 81 u q = l..il r..
Mr. Binghsm then offered the following
additional article, saving ithad received the
unanimous vote u: the managers, and he NOV.
ed the presiut,s question on adoption: l'-E
Cd ARTICLE 3. That said zApdrew johnson
Pretideni of the United States. unmindful o.
the high duties OF his Office. and Of his oath
Of Office, and in disregard Of the constitution
and laws OF The United States, did heretofore
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-05

OF certain civil Ulcers" passed March .,
1861, and cor rary TO the provisions of
the Constitut IN, and without the advice
and consent ofthe Senate of the United
States, said Senate then and there being in
SESSION., to relieve said Edwin M. Stanton
from the office Of Secretary for the De
partment of War, whereby said Andrew
Johnson. President of the United States,
did then ard there commit and was guilty
of high misdemeanor 10 Office.
ART. 2. That on said 2lst day of Feb
ruary. in ths year Of our Lerd one thousand
eight hundred and sixty eight, at Wash
ington, In the District Of Columbia, said
Andrew johnson, President of the United
States, unrnindfuf of the high duties, of his
oath of Office, and In Rotation of the Con
s.itutiun of the United States. and contra.
~ to the provisions or an act entitled IAN
act regulating the tenure Of certain civil
officers passed March I'd, 1861, without
the advice aud, consent ofthe Senate of the
United States, said Senate then and there
being in session, and without the authori
ty of the law, did appoint one Lorenzo
Thomas to be Secretary Of War, al inter
i'm, by issuing to said Lorenzo Thomas a
letter of authority in substance as follows
that is 10 say:
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RIvRn FnoNT.--Entered; Schooner John II
Williams, North, from Baltimore, sloops Way.
| mark and Seaman, from Alexandria. Affairs
are very dull to-day along the wharves, and
shipping IL scarce.
SHIPMENTS OF COAL DURING THE WEEK.
The shipments OF coal from this port north.
ward during the past week were as follows;
land Goal Company, 2,G03 tons; Central Coal
Company, l sos tonsj total e,a7i tons.
THE CANAL.-The repairs on the canal have
been completed, aud boats are expected down
tonight or tomorrow. The injuries to the
canal were not SO serious as at first reported,
and dispatches received here from Berlin state
that empty boats are passing up a. usual Two
hundred and four boats have arrived here from
LIST instant to date. r'rH. ~ ..tn,..r-.
DRovgR's REsT.-The sales yesterday were
quite brisk: 27s head Of cattle at t4fDb " 100
hs. gross; 500 sheep and lambs at tl.50e9%.2s "
head 20 cows and calves at t2sG7o.
MxRcuANTs, EXCHANGE. = Business was
quite lively this morning. Oferings-6,Te0
bushels wheat, 1000 bushels oats, 1900 bush
els corn. Sales-3,0oo bushels corn At Sis n
bushei; coo bushels wheat at s2.oll y bushel
POLICE IrKMs.-Hilleary Hutchins, one OF
the hands employed on the Anslostan ferry
boat, was arrested by Oflcer Myies for an as
sault and battery on William Smith, eolored,
who was passenger on tho boat. Hutchins
was fned tl.02 by Justice Buckley, 1t being
A brick -
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Matiuual gepablitaw
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The ST. MATHEWS INSTITUTE, on * street,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets,
will be open for the reception OF students on
the frat Monday In September.
JOHN F. ELLIS, at his well-known musical
emporium, No. 800 Pennsylvania avenue, near
the corner Of Tenth street, has every article
known TO the musical trade at reasonable
rates. .......
READ the card OF the anest photography,
under the head Of special mott ees. The gal
lery IL at No. i2i and x7e Pennsylvania avenue.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-17
nIssoLuTloN oF 10. PARrNERsHIp.

The partnership heretofore existing between W.
Bowers and Henry A. Albers, under the firm nj me
Of BOWERS ALBERs, Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, Tho business will he hereafter
carried on by HENRY A. ALBERS, who will SGT
tie all accounts due 10 tho hrm, aud to VIII ON Il II
BOWERS 4 ALBERs.
AUGUST 1, 1865. Ru6.St
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ARRIVALS At THE uorp,.

METROpDI rrAn p-
Dr p i tisrrIngion IT'S q SHELLEY.
spauidins NV ~ ia, nN Emmut, Mdj q II
Bpowp' PbiI,dei,hIssao baxsisy, ohioi J X
Nj, dec Aist.y' Gi,o,n, ~ luxe, Newark,
sea6nry, q a De Mattocs, iii ] a Cocarsei
SO; Lewis Myers, Baltimore; Mark Lester,
wheeling y W IL Smith, Cincinnati, Ohio,
x ferkes, philadelphia; q W Dunbar, Read,
Ing, Pa; John Winthrop, Mrs winthrop,
ilai Siemering and daughter, Texas; Samuel
GI Ns y mis' ynssidsy LogiSyills, Kyi Col
Texas; z Claain, Alexandrla, DR. NJ Perl,
nun III y , ~ tSaRpWinsntop, Bsitimorc James I
las II pooieD. tobb n iiooinx li i hhsruord ~
Nelson Ch,s, and viz n,,n' VA
daughter. M, T In,,i VIZ, ms DuhninE aud
Ter. M " Ho"S "oi"y' ~ W Il W ms
Mai Jake Kitten and famIiy. p.nn. port n
Groom, WInchestor. XIV, /, VHsiI NJ y, a.
W Williams, Jas, K, eloldsboIongb and IA nal
ION, \ a Gen Patrick Henry Henson EN- o Si;
mington; Fred N Garter, baltimore; John
EmrieE, NewvIici Y Buckwalter and Elisha
Kent Mayer, CoIinthi Samuel ] Hynica, Pitts.
burg; John y Plnmer, Venaucaj Col Frank
watts, watts, Toledo Emery Cooper, Fit Harker;
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-17

PRICE List of Gents Furnishing Goods at
the original Franc, I9i Seventh street, (largc
plate glass front,) between ID and l. streets
Good White Shirts, bl-sl .60Jhne White Shirts,
t2-S2 so; good Summer Undershirts, 90, rs, 81;
good summer Drawers! %, 10, VI good Cotton
rs cents per box; Handkerchief and Suspen.
dcrs, Ties and Soarfs, In endless variety, at
popular prices. p. ST. have no branch
stores.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-17

TuE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNION, have
Just issued the following circular;
Attention soldiers and sal Tors All honora-
bly, discharged soldiers and sailors and ma
rlnes are invited to meet with the Soldiers
and Sailors Union tonight monday August
nth 1861 ut Union League hall, Ninth street
between d and J., where a Campaign Uniform
Tor the campaign pushed forward
The Union, when equipped, will swell the
ranks OF the Boys In Blue, now organizing in
the District.
or navy be present
New members may be elected, II present at
the meeting,
Turn out comrades, and let us go into the hight
shoulder TO shoulder Grant and victory !
Good speakers will be present.
BY order OF the Soldiers and Sailors Union
Al, M. ROBINSON, Secretary,
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AT THE STORE OF the original Franc, iOl
Seventh street, between ID and j., whose
FTench-plAte window attracts great deal of
attention, our readers will find the cheapest
and most elegant assortment Of gents furnish
ing goods in Washington, and the celebrated
Towlo's patent elliptic suspender, for which
sesses many advantages over any OF the other
STYLES.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-17

ERRATA,-Ws are requested to state that
the 22d at their fsh fry down the Potomac
Also, that II was not p, y. Mason who was
promoted, In the Second ComptToller's office,
from second to n thlrd-class clerkship, but
that It should read: Mason Campbell, pro.
NOTED from third to fourth CLASP
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-17

OLYMPIC VS.. STAR OF BRooRLYN1Ihe lol,
clubs we clip from the New York Times oil the
18th Instant
The contest between these clubs yesterday
on tn, Capitoline grounds, resulted in the
well ear: ed triumph Of the new amateur nine
Of The Star club, by a score OF 10 TO 49, after a
very closely contested and well.played game,
some yory fine fielding being shown on both
aides DURING the contest. The ine play Of the
two short stops vas especially noteworthy, as
was the excellent catching OF jewell OF the
,stara The EnllnUinQ Ia the score!
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8 y
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olympic."".".."d s2,S 3SS "a
Umpire-Mr. Elmendcf, OF the Excelsior
Club,
Soorers-MessrH. Allen and Sterling.
Time of game-Iwo hours aud ten minutes;
To-day the Olympiea play the Eekfords OF
Brooklyn, who defeated the MutualB OF New
York Saturday, by score OF IL to ~.
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To KERr Ducks PROM "QUAcKING.".-Feed
them gingerbread, One feeding IL sufficient.
Mr., George Meyers had y whole brood killed
In this way.
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FouED EsTRAY.-A little boy named Charles
Hunt, aged 1 years, WAS found estTAy In the
street by Sergeant Greer, OF the Sixth pre-
cinnt, and he was turned over to his parents,
who reside ut No. IlQ ID street north, between
Sixth and Seventh streets west.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-17

EScRE's COMET was observed on Friday
morning from the Naval Observatory, In this
city, by Prof Hall, who says 1t was near the
place predicted by Messrs. Becker and Won
hHlpn.
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ACCIDENT TO A LADY.-On Saturday morn.
ing Mrs, Thomas Duke residing on Twenty
dentally fell down q long stairway, breaking
her right arm Just above her wrist and other,
wise Injured herself, DR.. Brenemsn dressed
the injuries and pronounced than not danger.