, 1869-11-27


In CtdaE Falls, : one armed wrod-sawyer tup-
ports hinself Gst and tse children, and does It
ttuar than nosr men Nith two arms, simply BE-
fAEse n the Caztts eass abe has the c:ean a11t.'
: The Des Moines Rr9istrr ststes that. on Addla
River, fourteen mics frnm Dea Ao!res, testdefs
IadJ aRed IS yeara, By the name Of Shook. Who Is
cow hearty aud active, sDd lakes great pleasure
,p bnr.ehsck* riding her favut1te pace being as a
sa1cp. She. too, IL krlttsr, aed, slsce ahe nrat
pf September, nAs kuit tweht1-ioor pa,zs Of socks
500 four pairs Of double mlstens. which she brtnza
20 Des Mo,nes aud sells. person called oa her
The other day, and lonad he9 Te3 socla5ic, tntel-
lisenr and t1vely. Shs lnIofzed this person tnks
she wa the mother Of nine children, the grand
mother Of toTsJ .sesen, and the gEeaigEaadmoShtr
Of u.ty.teven; and her substantial expectations
we1p test the hitter number uoud snoftly be In
creased To G1ry-three. Ono Of her dAusntefp u
tho mother Of twenty oatd1on, Hxteeu Of whom
she succeeded In rIttnK.
The lJnch|ua OF rpan for murder that va
not committed IL thus narrated BY the Hamburg
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M1CH1uAK-
| The Bon. A. n. Red3eld died At Detroit On the
f1th, aged 6 JeasA &c WAS native Of Man
chetre4. n, +, and removed In 1881 10 Cass Coun-
| II, Michigan, where be remained In the practice
| Of law for seventeen yesrs. During THAI tine he
| held numerous toN nahfp and county Offices, and
IN is41 Va elected 10 the State 6enate- In 1873
Mr. Redte3d removed 70 Detroit, and wAs dele-
gsta 10 the Baltimore Convention In thsr yeAf. IN
1885 he VIVA again elected to tue State Sena'e TO
repre. ent the First Senasora District. In 1857 be
wa appointed ~ PRESIDENT buchanan Indian
| Agent uf the Upper Missouri, and for two
| years had charge Of the Dakota nAt.ou-
1 In lses be aided In eGecsing I very Important
treaty with the chiefs Of tho YRntton 1udtaua. By
! which Large portion Of D1kots- Territory was
| ceded 10 the United SssteA In 1850 be WAS np-
po.sted sFent for the yAnk.ou trbe Of indians,
and did much towards bringing them to at last a
partial state Of c1slrat,on- In 1851 be returned
to Detroit. In 1861 he was elected City conrol.
le1, TO nil vacancy, and Ia 1865 WAS Essppotnted
for full tern. On account OF iuh.a1sh. ho~ev-
er, be tesigrtd this otce IN January, 1888, sloce
when he had lived In retirement
A gtri went Into shoe shop IN sa2raw and
called for pair Of tFos. 4 pair Of twos WA
4kown her. She tried them oo, out, 10 her gFea.
uflonishnert, could not get het tout half To- Sac
asked OF the proprietor II he badur got larger
pat Of twos. He replted that be haf, and handed
her par Of ives; bat Sue could not get those on.
She then asked be hadn't little larger pair oi
txoe. He replied thst he had ope pair still larger,
| ard hspted her PAR Of aevepA. She put them
on, fould them Juat 1t, paid for shen, aud lefI
! the srore With, a. abe Aupp1sed, paRf Of "two1
A horrible murder was committed at South
Raven On Friday os !aaI week. Mr. Iohn Heck. ol
peerneld, came into to*n TO make few pur
cbasee, and. while walking along PhGnix street
wns ordered 10 leave the wal< By one TIM Cook
| of Geneva Mr.. Heck oneJed. And. woile coming
! again upon Tho walk, w8s srneS sHtce BY Cook
The ntat blow was received tnBt above the lei
| eye, and the second upon tho top OF the head
| brcaktpg tue sknr. Tnese olowR Nefn given wit
piece Of white wood about three feet long. on.
! inch thick, and two inche4 wide. MI. Heck dlet
| the next morning. Cook wss under the induepct
of whukey, and tho parties were entire straogers
bnvipE never met pefore Cook HAs arrested
| Tnta uurtcr brought out the Temperance men
| wfo held unt citing, md Adopted resolutlons hold
Ii 4 the liquor selIesa fespons'bte for the uaEedy
] ca]hLE on the Council TO c1ute the retailing o
n,cohol,c drinks ae beverage 70 be suppressed
and pledetn2 theinselTes TO austatu that BODY Il
the extent neces4asJ to bring sbont such . result
A committee Of tnHty'three WAS appniated u
/ A.tn1f fhR their