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N. RICHARDSON,
JAMES PAUL.,
DANIEL PECK.

In pursuance of one of the foregoing
resolutions the members of the bar at
tended Mr.. Caldwelps funeral in a
body on Tuesday afternoon, and yes
terday morning after the Court had
been opened, Judge Good, who had
been deputed to discharge the duty,
presented the proceedings of the meet
ing and report OF the Committee on
Resolutions, and asked that they be
entered on the minutes of the Court.
Judge Caldwell. after responding to the
sentiments expressed in the resolutions
in brief and fitting terms, directed the
clerk TO enter them upon the record.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Court met yes
terday morning at 10 O'Clock, Judge
Caldwell on the bench. The following
gentlemen were empanneled as agrand
jury: Mossrs. T. II. Logan, foreman,
Byers Yates, John Faris, Vincent Van
metre, John B. Wilson, James Robin
son, Thomas Pollock, Samuel McClel-
Ian. Robert McCabe, John Handlan,
Elisha w. Paxton, James NJ. Ewing,
Henry Hubbard, John Howell, John II.
Hall, Edmund Booking, John Zeckler,
G.. w. Frapzheim and John Donlon.
After being sworn and brief and com
prehensive charge delivered to them
by tho Court, the Jury retired to their
room to take cognizance of such mat.
tiers as might be brought before them
pertinent to their duties. Immediately
after the jury retired the proceedings
and resolutions of the bar meeting in
relation TO the death of Hon. A. Cald.
well were presented, n report of which
we give elsewhere. %.
During the day naturalization papers
were issued to August SchInit and
Leonard kockstat, formerly of Written.
berg, and to Henry Hartman, OF Ba-
varia. The criminal docket was call
ed, and various orders entered respect
Ing the causes. In the case of the State
| Us. J. Randolph Trissler, a mol. pros
was entered by consent OF the Prose.
cutting Attorney. About four O'Clock
the Grand Jury entered the court room
bringing true bills against the follow
| ing persons for the offences named
! John A. SangstOn, assault and bat
| terry; samo and Nicholas CrisBwell
| breaking and entering stort
house with intent to commit larceny
same and same, house breaking will
Intent to commit larceny; same anC
same, grand larceny; Nicholas Crisis
we'll, house breaking with intent e
commit larceny; same, grand larceny
! Michael II. Brady. assault and battery
John Pierce, grand larceny, with ale
CATION of former convictions; Ga
briel Manuey, petit larceny; John
Morrison, petit larceny; JOSEPH
Grnber, petit larceny; George Boyce
grand larceny; Lewis Flicker, grand
| larceny; John Amman and William
Seymour alias Rice, burglary, Upon
the statement OF the Prosecuting At.
tOrney that he had no further business
to lay before the grand jury, they were
discharged by the Court.
The case OF Pat. Quinlan and NJ. n
Brady, for robbery, is set for trial, we
were informed by the Clerk, on the l0tt
inst, which our calendar says will bt
next Sunday. There is evidently 4
mistake somewhere, but we presume
the matter will be arranged as the pre-
dictions of the weather used 20 be
1.-The day before or the day after.' p
The Court adjourned until this morn
ing ut . o'clock.
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MEETING OF THE BAR.-At meetinI
OF the Bar of Ohio county, held in tn
Cont room Of the Circuit Court, Of
Tuesday, May 8. 1858, at O'Clock, A
Nj Judge NJ, G. Good was called to In
chair, and William P. Hubbard aP
pointed Secretary.
The Chair announced the death o
Hon. Alfred Caldwell, late memDe
of this Bar, and stated the op1ect OF IN
meeting to be TO take take such RctloI
as might seem fitting on the occasion
On motion of Mr.. Richardson,
RESOLVED, That the Chair appoint
committee of three TO draft resolutions
expressive of the feelings or this meet
ing 10 report at an adjourned meeting
TO be held at one o'clock to-day.
The Chair appointed as such Com;
mittee, Messrs. Richardson, PAUL. and
on motion of Mr.. Richardson,
Resolved, That Gen, James 8. Wheat
be requested to announce in the Circuit
Court, at Its opening this morning. the
death of Mr.. Caldwell, and have the
Court adjourn until Tomorrow morn
ing: -, GOOD
were appointed a committee to make
arrangements for the attendance OF
members OF the bar at the funeral this
The meeting took recess until one
o'clock p. m.
resolutions reported the following
which were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an All
wise Providence to remove from our
midst by death our professional BROTH
er, Hon. Alfred CALDWELL:
Therefore DC Il Tesotced, Ihat Wniie
we bow in humble submission TO the
will of "Uim who doeth all things
we'll" we cannot but express our sor-
row at this bereavement, which, while
felt specially by us who for SO many
years were intimately associated with
him at this bar, Is one common TO this
whole community. -a..
ResoLUed, That we recognize In the
character OF our deceased brother, many
qualities worthy of imitation, qualities
which secured to him place among
the most prominent members OF this
bar, and OF this community-great per-
severance and force of character-great
industry and promptness In business,
and unlimited zeal in the defense of
the interests of his clients.
ReSoiUed, That we recognize in him
one who performed in his professional,
political or official positions, his whole
duty, and whose social qualities were
of a very high order.
IiesoLUcd, That we will, IN token of
our esteem OF the deceased, wear the.
usual badge of mourning for thirty
fays, and attend his funeral in body,
At two O'Clock this afternoon
ReSolUed. That a copy of these pro-
be presented to the Circuit
Court OF this county, with the request
hat they be entered on the minutes of
said Court.
N. RIcHARDsoN,)
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Go and look Mt Mr.. weber's unex-
ampled low prices for first.clNss Or
gnns and Pianos.
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'IuSIpER Tar Soar" cures ehapped hands,
salt-rhsunn, pImpIes. and an cutaneous az
fections, rendering the skin son land smooth.
Manufactured by -
ei CAswELE, HAzARD&C =
~ sG4i-EazEE = az . Ne51sYorir
Sold by all Druggists my.:Mo.Th.d&w
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#fdifaI.
White Pine COMPOUND

rs NOW OFFERED TO THE AFFLICTED
/ throughout the country, after having
been proved by the test of eleven years. IN
Inc New England States, where It's merits
have become as well known as the tree nom
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by n certain
practice, INDUCED In when alone. a habit fIe-
Quently learned from evil companions, or at
school, the effects OF which are nightly felt,
even when asleep, and, If not cured, renders
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that q young man, the hope of
his country, the pride OF his parents, should
be snafched from oil prospects and enjoy
ments OF life by the consequence of devia-
ting from tho path OF nature, and INDUCING
in certain secret habit. Such persons must,
before contemplating -Ia p =
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS.

life miserable and marriage impossible Is the
penalty paid by the victims of improper In
dulgences. Young persons are too apt to
commit excuses from not being aware OF the
dreadful consequences thatmay ensue. Now
W no that understands the subject VIII pre-
lost sooner by those falling into improper
habits than by the prudent? Besides beng
deprived OF the pleasure OF healthy Offspring s,
the most serious and destructive symptoms
OF both body and mind arise. The system
bscames deranged, the Physical and Mental
Functions Weakened, Loss or Provocative
Power, Nervous l1itAblity, Dyspepsia, Pal
pitatiOn OF the Heart indigestion, Consu-
Iutional Debility, and Wasting of the Frame
Cough Consumption, Decay and Death.
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DIR. JOHNSON

Member OF the Royal Collegeof Surgeons.
London, Graduate of one Of the most emf
neut Colleges in the United States, and the
greater part of whose Life has been spent in
the hospitals OF London, Paris, philadelphia
and elsewhere, has effected some OF the most
astonishing cures that were ever known,
many troubled with ringing in the head and
ears when asleep, great nervousness, being
alarmed at sudden sounds, bRah1ulneSs, with
arrangement of mind, We're cured imme-
dintely.
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DIRECTORS. -
Christian HeSg, William Klevis, Benno
Hammer, John Oesterling, John Pfarr, John
Roemer, Anton Reymann, Philip Schuehle
August Wiedebush. % ~. is,
1IHIS Company NOW FULLY ORGAN
lied, Is prepared to insure Buildings,
Furniture, Merchandise and other Personal
Property at favorable rates. 100
Losses after due adjustment, will be
promptly paid. .sa|E u. al
Applications for Insurance will receive Inn
mediate attention from the Secretary.
CompaDy's once, in Bank OF Wheeling
Main street lEs s 4. y ls-E.
n. A. KNAPP, Assistant Secretary.
JOHN OESTERLING, President,
AUGUST WIEDEBUSH, Vice President
ANTON REMAIN, Treasurer,
WILLIAM RLENIS, \ RIO, a4l..
PHILIP SCHUEHLE, SSurveyoTs.
AUGUST WIEDEBUSH,J .....r Il.
jun29-ly
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"t Tne " White pine Compound Cures

chitis Splitting of Hood, and Pulmonary Al
lection 3 z eneTRlly. 1t Is a remarkable lte-
medy for Kidney Complaints. Diabetes, dii-
Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and otner
.,V,Ia NF,fG
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Directors,
sAM'L MCCLELLAN, GEoRoE MESDEL.
7. H.TIoGAN. THos. Z. SI4ALLoh"Ss
q. w. ERASzHEn1, J-.N-NANcE-
]. II. HoBBS, MICHAEL REILLEI'
LOUIS @. STIFEL-
This company now having been organized
i've years, and In that time done success
full business, Is stnl prepared 70 take risks az
fair rates on Buildings ofau kinds, Merchan.
disc, Manufacturing Establishments, Eur-
nltuIe, steam Boats and cargoes on the YVES
tern Rivers and Lakes. This company Of
fers superior Inducements TO Farmers, where
by they can be insured on Dwellings, Fur.
niture, Barns, and contents for 8 or years at
reduced rates. This being state company
with the
LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid in, and surplus OF any company in the
State; and composed of some ninety four
stockholders, most OF whom are among our
best business men, recommends Itself to the
favorable consideration of the tnsurtng
public and solicits their patronage. APPli-
cations for Insurance VIII be promptly aIten-
ded 10 at their once, No. . Monroe street, on
at their several agencies throughout the
Stale.
MACARTHUR, Secretary
BAM'L McCLEIILAS, President
GEO. BIENDEL4, Vice President.
q. NJ. COEN, Asst Sec'y.
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acknowledgement
New Acknowledgements.

THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 4.
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DIR. JOINS TON,
80 Go-1h E-oIto-s,H .

OEEHNU 41Vs Q EoUHIIaI NUtINEHUHA .DEHU CN'
Left hand side going from Baltimore street, a
few doors nom the corner. FAN not 10 OBJ
serve the name and number.
H8-No letters received unless post paid and
containing a stamp to be used on the reply.
Persons writing should state age, and send
portion OF advertisement describing symp-
toms. r.=....... q. -a.r-H1a|9 90 Z .fTl i 3
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Married Persons, or Young Men coniem
plating marriage, being aware OF Physical
Weakness, Organic Debility. Deformilies,
He VINO places himself under the care Of
DR.. ]. may religtously contide in his honor
as n gentleman, and confidently rely upon
his sklll as physician. - -
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AKEPARTICULAR NOTICE,

DR. ]. addresses all those who have Injured
themselves by improper indulgence anu soil
taTy habits. which ruin both body and mind
uniting them for either business, study. So
cIety or marriage. -
These are some OF the sad and melancholy
effects produced by early habits OF youth i,
viz: Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Pains
in the Head, Dlmness OF Sight, Loss OF Nus
cular Power, Palpitation or the Heart, Dys-
pepsia, Nervous 1rritability, DerangemenI or
the Digestive Functions, General Debility.
symptoms or Consumption, &c
MESTALLY.-The fearful effects on the
mind are much to be dreaded. Loss OF Mem
DRY, Confusion ofIdeas, Depression of Spirits,
Evil ForebodingS, Aversion 10 Society, Self
DIstrust, Love OF Solitude, Timidity, &c, M q
some of the evils produced.
Thousands OF persons of all ages can now
Judge what is the cause of their declining
health, losing thsir vigor, becoming weak
pale, nervous and emRctated, having a sin
gular appearance about the eyes, Cough, and
Symptoms OF Consumption. - +..
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.gG0THahE BHEa9S
Paris Exposition, 1867,
RENoVATE.

) During the Spring months it is one of the
regular household duties TO renovRte, and,
In the multiplicity OF other duties ones own
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sands OF valuable lives might be prolonged,
and many doubles saved from premature
graves by thoroughly renOvRting the system
with DIR. RobackH Blood Pills, Stomach Bit
tiers and Blood Purifier. Sold by all Drug
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YOUNG MEN

especially, who have become the victims OF
Solitary Vfcs, thai dreadful and desrIncnSe
habit which annually sweeps to an unumeiS
grave thousands OF Dung Men of the most
excellent TALENTS and brilliant intellect VINO
might Otherwise have entranced listening
Senators with the thunders OF elOquenoe, or
walked TO ecstacy the living Tyre may Call
with full confidence,s ''
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91m MeaifaI.
BALTIMORE Lock HOSPITAL
FsTABLIsHED AS A REFUGE FROM
: QUACRERY. E
TIM, ONLY PLACE WHERE 4 CUhE
CAN RE QRTALNED.

nR JOHNSON has discovered The m nos;
lSaTtSir- Speedy, and only EfectuaI
remedy in the World for weakness OF me
BACK or Limbs structures, A1eetlonSS OF .ne
yes InSpotency, General Debility, Nervous
I1iess. Dyspepsia, Languor, Low spirits So9-
T9Si,1 q STSsInbling Dimness of Sight, or
t5iddinsss. disease OF the bead, ThroaI, Nose
or Skin. Affections Of the LIVER. 1u1sss
Stonnach or BoWels-thoSe Terrible DtsorueEs
aTIsiTsS from Solitary Habits of Youth-secret
and solitary practices more fatai 70 Ineit VIC, Vie
TINS than the song ofSyrens 70 Lne 4LA lIIN7
of Ulysses blighIing their most pLlln lI
hopes or anIicipatiOns, rendering marriage
&c. impossible.
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reflect that sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote connu-
bal happiness. Indeed without these the
journey through life becomes a weary pill
view, the mind becomes Swallowed with de-
spair and nlled with the melancholy refiec
ton that the happiness of another becomes
hlIp htad with OIIF own r. -.HE.rr. ~
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In his once
InIIaIl sEnLIanIl, on r.EII. RIsI.sSI ~

The many thousands cured at this estab-
performed by Dr. Johnston, witnessed by the
reporters OF The SIzl and many other papers
notices of which have appeared again and
again before he public, besides his standing
as gentleman OF character and reSpecta-
billty Is n sufficient guaTanteeto the afflicted
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
mnrlG-1y
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-26

CURIOUS SCENE IN LONDON CHURCH.
The following scene recently took place in
an Eastzend church! 1t appeared that a
widow of about 80, with large family, had
persuaded young man of "a to marry her,
and that when before the minister the ques-
ton ''Wilt thou have this woman to be thy
welded wife?" was put to him, he replied,
''Hold on a Bit gunner; don't you be in
quite such hurry want to know more
about the business first" His companion
behind him said, $50 ON, don't you be in
a funk about it; it's all right" but the
bridegroom was not to be persuaded After
waiting some time the minister said s'Let
us pray, )" and the intended Benedict turned
round TO his friend for advice on this SUBJ
ject, upon which the answer was returned,
s'that it was like going up stairs ON your
knees" There was tremendous crowd
waiting outside for them, and when they
emerged from the church those in waiting
freely bespotted them with flour, &c. The
following morning the woman came to the
house for relief, stating that she did not
know where her husband was, nor anything
about him.-London paper.
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1. vo,,,,o Copn,au WOMAN made

A YOUNG CORNISH WOMAN made AN extra
ordinary confession OF murder at the
Christ Church New Zealandl Police Court.
on the oath of February. Hester Hosken
declared that she is twenty years of age,
and the daughter of Samuel Hosken. of
Sithney Mill, Breage, and that she has an
uncle named Charles Hosken, ship-owner
and flour merchant at Hayle. Her sweet
heart was w. j. Thomas, travelling enei
neer, aged twenty-eight, and when they had
been engaged six months and preparations
made for marriage, he broke his engage
ment One day in March, 1867 they made
up their differences, but she resolved to
murder him They walked together as far
as Merlow Cliff, good bit away from any
footpath, in the evening. There she stabb
ed him in the breast with a butchers knife.
She threw the knife into the sea, and had
heard nothing since of the occurrence, or
of the finding of the body
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-26
A MEXICAN TRArN-CUR1oUs SPEcrA

A MEXICAN TRAIN-CURIoUs SPECTACLE
A large train of Mexican wagons and CARA
tons arrived IN our city on Saturday, load
ed with flour. The carratons were even
curiosities to San Antonio, being a simple
cart, with lofty covering, and drawn by
team of five mules The teams were all
matched, and the finest lot ever brought to
this city from Mexico. The owner, large
fine looking specimen of the Mexican, ac-
companied the train, mounted on a splen-
did mule, caparisoned with elegant Mexi-
can saddlery. The train expects to take
back cotton if it can be bought. Consid-
ering that this train comes from Leon, in
the State of Guanajuata, at least thou
sand miles from this city, the animals look
in fine condition. The return of Mexican
trade to this city will cause an increase of
our prosperity, and railroad to the Gulf
would do much to secure this desired re-
sult.-San antonio (Teras) Express, 2Sth
mn
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
From the Commercial Bulletin, 18th.

The wool market is lively, and the improved de-
mand last noted has continued through the present
week. The stock of old wool is being rapidly alb
sOrbed the current low prices and II there should
be any unusual delay in marketing and forwarding
the clip, there will not be suthclency OF the
low and medium grades of fleece to bridge over In
fact these grades would have been already exhaust
ed for the timely and liberal receipts of Cali
fornia spring clip, which have enabled consumers
supply their wants. thus far without falling back
upon the foreign grown staple.
Super pulled woods scarce and wanted at
higher prices than can be obtained for the extra
grade, which is in good stock. Combing woods are
more plenty with some receipts of the new clip
from Kentucky. California and Texas woods are in
demand, and taken as fast as received but the lat
ter description Is not plenty. Foreign woods are
quiet, and only the low grades are selling to any
extent.
Sales for the week have been large and foot
up about 900 TBS, at a range of 42a52c for
fleece and 45a53c for the various grades of pulled
cluded 8 900 Tbs medium TO fine Ohio at 50c
IOO 900 Tbs fine do at 49c; 1000 lbs unwashed do at
80 &c; 1000 TBS medium do at 471ac 1000 Tbs extra
do at 4Sc 900 Tbs do do at Soc 200 Tbs do do at
Assoc; 10000 tbs medium mixed do at 45a45c;
1000 lbs No do at ACC; $4,000 tbs low Ohio and
Michigan at 45c; Al 900 Tbs extra do at 4Shc; 1000
lbs fine Iowa at 45c; 1000 Tbs No Western at 44c
5000 TBS do do at 49c; 5000 lbs medium do at 47e
1000 TBS do do at 42a45c; 1000 lbs unwashed do at
Soc IA 900 lbs fine do at AZ c 500 lbs coarse do at
42c 5000 tbs No. do at 45c; 5000 lbs fine secured
at $50; 1850 lbs do at 75a6sc; 5000 lbs very choice
do at 81 20; 1000 Tbs Kentucky unwashed at 42c
5000 lbs light unwashed do at 32e; 800 lbs No
do at 30c 10, 900 TBS mixed do at 0zc; 5000 lbs
lambs at SIC; 1000 tbs fat sheep at $780, 5000 lbs
tub-washed at 81 nc; $500 lbs do at 53c.
In pulled wool. sales 1000 TBS No / at 29c; 5000
lbs super at 47a50e; 5000 Tbs extra do at 45a50c
$500 lbs do do at 43a50c; 10000 tbs do do at 46a
soc; 10000 lbs super at 45a50c; 5000 TBS No. at
25a33c; $500 IDS extra 471zc; $500 lbs super at
46c: $500 lbs extra at ACC; 1000 Tbs super at 45c;
1850 Tbs extra at 4sc 1000 TBS Eastern do at 53c;
$500 lbs do do at 53c; 500 lbs No. at 25a27c; 500
TBS combing pulled at soc.
In combing, sales 1000 lbs Kentucky unwGshed,
425c; 5000 lbs do very choice) at Acc; 1900 Tbs
Ohio do at SIC; 900 lbs unwashed do at 36c.
In California sales 100, 900 lbs Spring clip on
private terms 1900 lbs do do at 27a31c Is 900 Tbs
Fall clip OF 19c.
In foreign, sales IS, 900 TBS on private terms
81, 900 TBS carpet wool, on private terms
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MarBet Rrports.
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK, June I8.-CorToN-Market frmer.
sales at 29G291z for Middling Uplands. FhoUR-
Market dull and dropping. Sales at $720t6S 90 for
Superfine State and Western; SS.10@900 for Extra
State; IS OO61000 for Extra Western; S9.l09l3.OO
for Round Hoop Ohio. WHEAT-Market unsettled.
sales of No. Spring at S213; No. do at S2.l7@
222% CoRN-Market closed dull Sales at 81 ,07 =
"a OS for Mixed Western afioat; S1.11h for West
ern yellow OATs-Market dull. Sales at SO for
Western i'm store: 81 for do afioat. PoRK-Market
frmer but quiet. Sales at $2S. 37@2s 80 for New
Mess; s27.50ta27.T 70 for Old. BEEF-Market steady.
Cur MRATs-Market quiet. LARD-Market quiet
and firm. Sales at 16S4@f719 for steam; Hk@
Isl, for Kettle Rendered. BUTIER-Sarket quiet
and steady. CHEEsE-Market quiet WHISKY
Market dull and nominal SUGAR-Market quiet
pFTRoI FuAI--Ciude at 161$; Refined at 81 q.
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THRILLING EPISODE IN THE LIFE OF

THRILLING EPISODE IN THE LIFE OF a
YOUNG MICHIGANDER.--A young man
named George White. living in Lincoln,
Mason county, Michigan, was married Sc
cretly to Miss Jennie Kinney, of Lud-
dington, his father being opposed to the
match. 1t shortly got out, and his asso-
ciates began to tease him, while his faith
er made some threats, all of which con-
spired to set the young fellow into frenzy,
in which state he rushed into saw mill at
Ludington and threw himself on the car
rage before the large circular saw, and
was only saved by the prompt action of the
men attending the saw. He made another
attempt, but falling in this he went to the
lake and plunged in. He was taken out
of the lake and delivered up to his father,
who took the young man home, and has
since had sense enough to send for the
young wife and tell the twain to live to-
gether and behave themselves.