, 1870-11-28

made the mes. ztrenu1us esotts to inreig!e both
Prof. II. Aus3 I'm ~he into. the ..conInu 1fss.'
>End!ng no n,crc.s With ahe Ecutsena1, be turned
heen OF ratnef a mid and y1eldinx dispoz.uon,
md nLafIg Illtnce htr N leave her hraht Ut. tas-
nl1 nItt her the Ct 1ldreu- a1etttou for divorce
rhisa,en. snd ( dec1ee So6tatned, aTardlng tda
vile sl'1hens and the custody OF the children, IN
rss.iesi r1ot Koyse % Knew 1rS notd'aa oi snis %
Nu'l: some time after. lie has secured the a1da-
wits OF humber Of our NEST pron.nent citizens,
sud sotre Of them getting forth facts very camag-
iLg " The Character OF FeFfy."
MICHIGAN.
General r. II. @, MIltJ is railroad conductor
In Michigan.
Miss At'dtc Miller. Q! Washington, has sued
her hrethef-4n-law, the Rev. J. L. Wicker, for
hrt neh OF promise to marrg, estimating her an
kslish al Sio,c01
Major 4. z. Bidwell, formerly Of coldwater
Mich, committed suicide, By shooting, at Parker.
kan.. = few days ago. No cauHe TOR the deed Is
fnown, and the Parker Record Is "{nclfned to
tcsteve that he ahot himself in his Hep" Mr.
BtoEell was resident OF ColdWsser from 1559
until the winter Of 1856, moving there from
Tecumsch. He embarked With Mr. I. @. Miles In
the mercantile business, which they continued for
several yeata- AfteTwaEd be engaged In the
banking busiuess. under the tim name Of Lewis,
Bidwell i Mills. wth stgnsl ability. At the break
Ing out Of the rebellion he went with the three
mcnths men as Maj II OF the First Michigan 1n-
fan'Ey. and was In the nrst battle Of Bull Run.
After bis three month"; te,7n had expired be went
out as Captain Of one OF the Alchl-
gan batteries. Owing to iu-hea1sh he resigned
returned 10 coldwater. and engaged In the hard
ware business, Ehich he conducted uutll the
winter OF lsSs-6s, when he removed to Kansas
City, being, at the time Of his death, partner In
The d,ug arm Of ". II. Morgan d Co.
KANSAS.
Just ns traveller was writing hia name on the
| register OF Leavenworth ho:el, bedoug ap'
reared. and to0k its way across the page. The
ma rauked, anu remarked: awe BEEN bled b
St. Joe 1eas. bitten bT KANSAS City spiders, and
t interviewed BY Fort Scott EraJbarks, hut III bt
id 1t was ever In q plaza before where ths
bedhuRs looked over the hotel register to ind OF
| WHERE y1ut rOom was!1
! AIssoUH1.
| A Kansas CITY vagrant shot himself in res.au
rant because refused free dinner.
NEB:1sK1.
| An erte.rrtsing settle. In Eebtaska. who has Al
eye to the future. R!res the following account o
bis dolnG4; ~ AN planting 100 acres with val
Eufs; what will they he worth In twenty ycA11
Each acre will hare Ut least $50 treeE, maxim
ss y0eo In all For lumber, tia, fence-posts. o
fuel, 81 per tree may certainly be called yer
Small nBnrer which viii give nearly sax, ,os0. Can
anything be planted On that ss1ue land which Nj
p1y a. large a retusn7 And all the labor require
ts breaking up the land aud planting. What
| sald OF the waluut ts equally tue Of the PINE
which in nfty years Will be 100 feet high and thre
feet In diameter
l OHIO.
Af. Deasdaley, Of HutoD, vas whipping On
OF his children, the other d3y. when IN olde
irothet Of tho boy iuterfered, And fractured II
| fathel'a skull With club.
There recently appeared In the Akron G.,
uanfd y betzothal tsuch aa IS customary IN the nl
couuts1h iEausl2uon OF which ig given bciov
The lover IL foreman In the Germania ofiee:
The betrothal OF cur daughter, ANDREA, wit
the printer, Mt. ". MIlLER, In Akron, Ohio,
hereby given nutse Of. IL. GRS1x AND WIPE.
Cleveland, Nov- IL, 1870.
ANDREA 0EETz.
W1LHELA MILLER.
.......- E<tfpthed.
4 Cleveland, Ohio. Akron, Q1io,