, 1869-07-03

entering near the right Eide, passing through the
chest and matlog an ugly 'wcund which nero,
asa'so ~ but vas 20 asssn''zns At z t'eo' hi'
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4 S* ediah woman arrived al ST. rsui. June -
NTH hes dead child, th,tc teara DID, IN hfr a1nsa
1t hsd died during the night, md al night to4s
SIZE hid elupg 70 The corpse, swinging the body to
and fro. sebhaug and npaHing. 6he HAA On her
Fay 70 Join her husband. who had come TO amer.
tcs year OF two previously.
kAksG-
A few days ago, young man named Link CON-
ni1ted sllclde near Saline, It seems that III.
Plttmnu contemplated marrying Mr. Link . sister,
10 which he Nlnkl wsa oppased. and both men
agreed to ehoot themselves. Link s1teeeded, aud,
when Pltsiaaa hczrd il, he seized revolver A1d
WIS about to Hhoot himself through the head
when hts 1s1ends IotIed hIs purpose.
kEsoCRl.
A Ere ri KANSAS City, on the 35.h uli., DESTROYED
the ESeniaq Epi4esfa on'oe and serer1 other
buildings, Loss about $4,000 The principal
Eu1erer1 are: The Huttetin, y,00 to 10000; In.
surei for Sa,;oo, and Or. A L. TAYLOR, sao9q with
no Insurance
NxBHAskA.
In Se!Easka CITY, June y, Charles Warteld,
who had ,nBt been acquitted Of murder II ST. Jp-
sep!4 shot young GERMAN hosLler at the Farm
err House, tnclctlng 1atai wound. Warneld
IVES arrested. So much excitement prevailed
among the Germans thai the ShtnH placed q guard
uronnd the jail to protect the prisoner.
E!irF Wllllan Davenport, OF the Christian
Church. who died Ia Nebraska City, Juac
II, moved 10 TnzeWell County, Ill. from
Kentucky. In lE3{, for the purpose Of getting bill
far1lJ wheresthey would not he subject to what
he regarded IS the cufsing tndaeucc Of stavery.
lie had previously manunIsfed his slaves. Az
soon tA be wa4 settled in Illinois, he commenced
rresch!ng. and continued II without Interruption
Until biz health and Constitution began to taI. In
The thirty yearH Of bis most active labors az
n!nisttz, he baptized osc1 4,OtO persona with bis
own handB- In 1ss3. he aud hts brother-iu-law,
Bet Major. of Noodlotu, County, Illinois, started
select school tn Walnut Grove. In that cn1n.J,
which has since grown up to be Eureka College.
During the rebellion, the Elder, Tho MAS strnus
Union lad, was at one tine taken prisoner by
JoEn Morgan, who 30 ah1nirtd h!s resolute tnde-
pepbence Of character that he released him. Nj.
Davenport WAS aged - Tears.
OHIO.
There YVES much gossip on Change, In Cinctu-
matt, june 80. and III business circles generally
ever The disappearance, the lay before, Of for
MGR prominent 6tcamboa, Captain and oEuct and
tpturAbce Company President, Hro II eaio 10 have
made his nlght tn company with 4 bad woman,
nfttr obtaining about +, wv Oh loaus and forged
PAPER.
TIE Toledo Bldar says that on AoudAs evening,
. black pan and white woman were seen passing
aioug OAK st!eet, In that elIJ-the man haslug .
ted-tonI around his neck, and the woman holding
tie other end or It and brandisni1g hoop-lron
over bis head. IN the arrival Ut the couple at
thetr home, The uan opened the doo-. aud, ut the
order Of his wife, marched up sta1s, wh1le she
proceeded 10 her hoasebplI dutIes,
4 German named Peter FIchcry, living at
brooklyn, near CleYeAnd, On SuudaF night, 5Fas
Awakened ~ hts vile. who remarked thas her
heart was beating strangely. He noticed nothing
unusHA IN the appearance OF his Hus 4. the time
hut on aEskening 3 few houts later. he discovered
that she was gone The attair created much c1-
element In Brooklyn, ard the STREAMS and ponds
have been dragged ant the most vigorous search
prosecuted everywhere IN The yiclnlty, without
ayail- The woman took With her one OF the
children, leaving I'VE TO the care Of her husband.