, 1869-07-09
THE SOETIiHE EST.

A. N. Douglas. OF Monlence, kantnkee County,
WIS dzesDs8 ig Eyrskg fdf1Ss 81 u car.1leel on
bis head us he Has detceuding shajt
IOWA.
A big hog ct M1scattne has been discovered "a
the nIker Of cows. Not all tho oorlpes will per-
nit the familiarity, but Others ATc less particular.
The Mat1hau Tina &ass that bees are nctusly
starving, the continued wet weather depHslng
them Of their accustomed food. II mentions that
In one aparI 0! twenty-five colonies OF pure 1tal-
ian bees, there Is p7onutly not ten pounds oI
nonfy. ....
Charles Hoeck, Of Burlington, hung himself on
the Sd. He Ind been disappointed In lore.
At Davenport, on the 9Th, MrA- Anna Hewitt, .
young widow, swallowed an ounce Of strJchplna
supplemented BY half pint Of brandt s7f4 fne
was saved. FAtthlesspess 80 hiao 10 "Aon sac
de~A- -t,ne declares her determination to repeat
the attempt on her LIE rs soou al sne opta,ns an
opportunity.
The Dea Monea R.7s.tsr OF the vth says:
- ssn.lcmsa from A1N. County p.ssea through
I'm. spe FIFE r.. n, bs 81 H.
ae.h nd des;resoa Tic sI.sne. e. q ftaretu @ mi milca
We cAanot 1aety explain ihe principle for be tidnt
g 6 *1ss + I i .s9ss b Ds
to1s .it tusea The powder Of the cannon .sds the
rs u ihe fstse IL asss
1u.e No d. !n duty md rFepas the ball I'VE llcs
}sen nil.a Tle in.sa.er1who we have before 4Id
d. e s' /, q hb ,sos, t. t. g..
d. d. hay he ~ win md pe1hss ltttr The sen
,aeris's 10 .e tie tight TO the foE mill
WISCONSIN.
A. uenJ,- OF Little Waumaudeo, Ind thirteen
sheep tont of q 1oeE Of twcnt{-swo> destroyed b!
dogs, lust week. ehicry bJ beng DRIVEN into the
c1ecE and drp0 ned,
INDIASA
The pattor ni q popular church ut Terre Haute
preached the funeral sermon Of a child. An unu.
sualy iasgc audience Was present. and the preach
eT Degan By saying, aAy friends, am pleased to
see 30 Hany Of you cut on this oceasIon" No
rclng the blunder he had made, he added, "Itn-
s1rrlp ptrased, mean
MICHIGAN
Al Adrian, July 3 man named GIllep!e, IS
ycaf8 old, committed Eulcade BY taxing tauIenum
an1 Jumping or Iallios oct OF his chamber window.
He had aclected h2 best suite of clothes and Laid
thtn abide, With pApe. pinned on them, on which
xas written, "Thebe art my EEz4e clothes" He
was srn1tualtst, and said in thc tetter thaf he
should rlhs hs friends On earth nom time to time.
Ills great desre Acemcd to be to relieve his cn1l.
dren and 1r1encs nom any further care Of him.
-xNTEsorA-
The ST. Coud zixss af lhe 1&1h ult aayS that At
least htne hundred Red Rtre1 ca1sa hsd come
down the prev,ous trxee wetds. TIE nrmber
down, and Of shose coming u g7ester than ever
before But the quaatttF Of fun caught last year
u not 80 81 est ~ IN some previous Je4la The Id
cselsc tn the number Of e4rta coming down Il
caused by The necessity Of han1fng uour from that
vicinity for the ftsd River settlements the wheat
crop having been Destroyed LAST year by The
gsasshoppcrs-
Soprctne Court a Minnesota, has formally ten
dered to the Governor his resignation Of that Of
nee, together with request that a successor may
be appointed n IN ea1tJ dAy.
Victor Purhann, Of Centrc Greek, Martin County.
has been committed to prison on charge Of oul-
raging the lcrsou Of his daughter Josephine
The complain. was made By the girl
The ST. Peter Adss,tit7 tel. the following
slo.y:
ssne *s =. ~ renttea e disuiss present, fsve
X L ste ssa q sss1 h-s
eaN ILt .,ee5 !. tie that of Any human es,!d Ia
se T. Z t. !se
t.r ob.er.ed ta1asc bulldog which had .;i.rt-d ~
ae i: y f,es e. RI 4h 1t s :; ;he ea, na
T 559; 9l s 81 ;.s a. Z R, IL
ha tosss e'1.s as IT, aeFs "a = e. sss 4 T.
HK1nAsKA
Tie total valuation Q! the nal md personal
property Of the 6eate exceeds saaeoo, ,oou, Las.
year was s:e, ,eoo, 900.
OHIO
Al Toledo on the 9Th, -oscar Lyons, hts vile
AoAtnc, her two aster1, Lrdusca and Alice Lomas.
Ena Andrew ovl1t who had been attending 3 bali,
elafted IN SIN to re!tru'to their homes on the
opposite aide Of the nert, The Loaf was upset IN
The middle Of the stream, ind Mrs. Lyons and Lo-
duscA Lo1as were drowned.
TIE TKRR1Tnl1Es
General Hancock und st2n hAd public recep-
ton 1t 1leicna, AontauA, On the s&.h ult. A trnsp
ol carriages md carAcade OF hofsenen met the
General and his party several niles distant, md
Escorted them Lilo ihe city. A dinner Wal uroTt-
ded IN thf Afternoon. In response 10 toast IN
bis honor. General Hancock spoke briefly. In the
evening salute Of thirteen guna WAS ncd. nuda
terenad.nE patty T.ited the General, when he
made another short speech. General HoiatGd
also made 4 short nddre4s.