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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07
Koontz & Tres~.

m KAT MARK ETA Nrw Nrrkef, which
Vn will supply the citizens &c Plymouth ard sur
rsunaisg country with tho b-st quality Of Fresh
Meats Of all kinds Lard, Taliow. susr-ge and all
s~tirl>s kept in a 6sEf class Nest market always
hsaa- Hkrketst Sons old stand l34tfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07

Sr. THOMAS church Is still withcui
service. The Bishop may supply rector
about the first Of September.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07
fGifiaa.
wAISNER'S
PILE r EN- EDY.
DY S p e STA.
COUGH NO MORE.
Warmers Cough saisam is h.alin

Warmers Cough Saisam is healing
sofirnihg aud expectaaatia-- The extraordinary
power il Possesses in Immediately relieving. and
ualiy curing. the most obstinate casss Of
Con. rs, Colds Sore Throat, Broneh'is. ITfuenEs,
CatarTh. Hoe rscness. Asthma end Consumption 10
aImos; incrediblr so 7rumpt i the relief AT GER
tain its eff IT'S in all the cases. affection
Of The throat and lungs that Thousands Of physicians
daily prescribing IT, and and all say that ft
is the most healing and eNpectorafug medicine
known. One dose always affords relief. and in most
on" bottle effects Sold by DTnggistsis
large bottles Price One Dollar. Ii IL your svn
fault If you still cough and sufer. The BalsaD
will cure.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07
sale Bills.

Bear in mind that we bsve large stock
OF all kinds Of type, and are prepared 10
get up bills and posters on very short
oofice, 10 good style, spd at low rstrs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07

PrrrspuRsu has had great fire at the
oil refinery il was burning on the 18th
OF June.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07
ToBAccoNIsTs.
ID g. Defl,IefSeu,

MANUFACTURERS and dealer In Cigars, snek-
IVA irg and Chewing Tobsreos, pipes, .feras, etc.
Ho;sis aud sal0oss promptly SUI piled. l34tfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07
furniture! Furniture |!

O. DILL east side Of Michigan street. In the
He Room formerly occupied by Bills, ~hole-ai~
cad retail dealer in Furniture. Asftrass,s. Fed
Mirrors. and In fact everything usually kept
"a arst eisss furniture Store, at greatly reduced
pricee. Civs him . call l4-S-u
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
JOINT REPRESENTATIVE

En- REPrBIicAS VIII you please sonuunce
that JAMES o. PARKS. of Bourbon, will I've can
didate fJr Joint Representative Of the counties OF
Marshall nd ST. Joseph subject to the decision OF
be held at wsuatah, ON the 18th inst.
MASr yorsRs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07

HOMEOPATHIC Physician and Dentist, treats
u ali Diseases that afiict the human system.
Sixht calls promptly attended Ofice in Balcony
Bloek. vest side OF Michigan Street; residence.
sGrv-ty south q the p. IT. W. aud Chicago Depot.
fsSnuuth. Ind. n3<u
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07

Mrs. ID. cLARKR, Of Boston, is prepared
to do all kinds of Dress and Cloak
Making. at her rooms over Browns Drug
Store. Patterns of the latest fashions Tor
sale n2Uf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
j. II. LOsey,

E1zALER in Clocks. wsich-s Silver ard Plated
~ Ware. Having at command he re-ulfs ~ y
,sns anf general experience he il confident that
those kvorinx him With their patronage will Be
pleased both A price aud workmanship No. -.
u .sf sid. Hichixan street f38tfi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07

COPIES of The Globe were received
from MIR, Colfax yesterday.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07
$35 GOLD WATCHES SAC

GENUINE Is CARAT GOLD.
ssfHenes Bsc Hunting Cases Full ysweled
Lever Movsme Ladies and Gents sises,l at
s1iy e3s each.
Or EXTRA-FiNE QTILITY, beet Eng
yssh, Swiss and Ame icxn N(vemenu Gull yewsled
k<vers,, not surpassed ut prise, perfectly
regulated and adjusted, at $40 each.
SOLID REFINED ALEMlNOUS GOLD. sur
psssine for beauty ~qasi in vppesrxrcs TO 500
Gold Watches Hunting Cases. Full J~wei-d
Levers. Ladies sud Gents siE~s.) At e90 cash
EXTRA REFINED OROIDE GOLD
WkTCHES, Hunting Cased, Full Jeweled
Levers, equal TO $3.50 Gold Watches. st ouiy o15.
Ybe Doabie Extra Refined. $40 each.
Also COIN SILVER BCSTI SC-ClSED
Pan Jexeled Levers. at SIT. Extra Fine, $50.
American Levers or Duplex, sat each
Also GOLD GRAINS, latest and most
eossiy STYLES. 1T So. 50, SO, f19. each.
Esexsnt croids Gold Chains tI.aises' aud GeBts'l
ffors 10 10 20 inches long. at -, -, 20 and 80
csc h, sez< AZ Whsteak Price,
no MONEY! REQUIRED IN ADVANCE. bas
- by Express. paysble deli very. Places
~n.re no Exprr~s runs. Goods viii be sent by
.siI. Rsgistsrsc, BY sending cash In advances
A. keesf sesdIsg fsr Five Watches, geti
N kim Wafeh fire., q the sane vaiae.
Good. NAV b. OPENED and Examined
vsore paid for on psymsnt Of Express charges, and
b not sstssfsstory, rstr'i sed. address
TIE EAGLE WATCH CO.
Fssss1 strccf- View Tor
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07

FoR RENT.--A good Brick Store to lei
with upper story all furnished for dwel>
ling, If REQ uired, and a stock of Goods
for sale, consisting of Fancy Dress Goods,
Trimmings and Millinery, which will be
sold at bargain to any person wishing
to engage IN the Millinery and Dress Ma
king business. For further particulars
enquire of Nj. JAMES, Bourbon, Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07

Thar the Rsa Morrs-the Best Dsoppers-the
Bed sslf Rakers be found ia the world ar the
original ana Reliable Daubie- Motion lEtna
Machines, made 10y the -ErsA MssrrAcroKisG
Co.. OF Salem. ohio. send for pamphlet containing
particria MA
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07
EMPIRE HOUSE.

~ z II u JIM IIN(T n SoN,
Proy,rietcrs-
Lo Porte Street, plymouth, Indiana.
This 10 a new Hoas- only one sqasrs from fhe
-ft~bsrg Depot, ard has been ftfed mp fos the &C
ocncts;ion ofEucsts without regard g. exPsnse.-
q tshi.s always iarnsshet With the very best
~. r.arK-. will srorG sl4-ni5
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07

Try the Equine Remedies


In you wish the best Sewing Machines
buy the Singer. n32tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07
Rktl so DS.
Pittsburgh. r. WAYNE g. Chic acc

ON and after June 10Th, 1870. Trains will leave
stations daily. Sundays excepTed.l follows,
Train leaving Chicago at 5.35 p. NJ. leaves daily.
Train leaving Pittsburgh at 2.55 P. NJ, leaves
daily.l
TRAINS GOING WEST
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07
Michigan Cent al Railroad.
thirago, Cincinnati and Louisville R. R.

Takes effect ON Friday. June srd. 1870. The light
is Reserved to vary tbeTcfrvm as circumstances
NAV reouire
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07
w. NJ. bailey, NJ. d.,

SrxGEOS, rbysi-isn ob-ierritisn and OF titan
- Tre.;s all me OF diseases that afeicr tEe hu-
Pa. svsfcr c-irc Ia brD~nl->s Brick Block, OPP
T.-l;s c., Gus Lsw Offcv. fatif1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07
DUPONCO'S
Golden Pills for Females
Are perfectly Harmless
Act like a charm In every case.
AND NEVER FAIL.

To Immediately relieve and Permsnent-
" cure suppressed or difficult mems trna-
ton. remove obsiructions. &c.
One lady writes. she would be willing
10 pay s. box for them rather than be
without them.
n. B-I no longer use the small Rcd
and Yetlop Bores on account of their
being counierfrited. The genuine ''oe
is pnt up in Large White Borcs. con-
tanning double quantity of Pills. and
upon each and every box you vii. ind
the United States Revenue Stamp printed
from my priva die, and :. upon which 7"
Won will find the words DnpOnco's
Golden Periodical Pills in White
letters. As Won value your health. and
perhaps vour lives. "tnuch nothing
called Duponco's Golden Piits, With
out the above described stamp.
Zach hox IL osupaH
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07
Price 81 per Box Six Boxes SIS

Sold in Plymouth by c. S. S. TODD.
Sole Agent for Plymouth; also by l..
GOODWIN & SoN. Warsaw. Ind: and A.
p. IRELAND, Laporte, Ind. June % Gm.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07
ToNSoRlAl.

Eugene Lewis.
FASHIONABLE ssrb~r. West siis Michi<ss
II street, IN room over HsNley's shoe store.
P:ymesrh. Ind toners will sr q ter- q suit II
roSas finished ccs rts-biy and fsstefully. nyeing.
Cutting, Curling, shsmp1ning etc. SAT-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07

H. HetS -'>- N~-'
DEGULkR Physician and Operative surgron-
- offers his professional services to the citizens
Fymsufh and surrounding country. In addition
80 the treatment Of diseases common TO the cous-
ry special attention will be given TO Surgery, the
:sssiner. Of surgical diseases and diseases az NJ
males Might calls IN town and country promptly
essead~d 70. Charges reasonable Ofsce and resi-
e.r % o. eide of Michigan street. three doors
~ the hank, Plymouth, Ind. hnl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07

All persons wishing to buy nice
Boots and Shoes cheap, go to
and Thayers, Sign of the
Big Boot, Paul's Old Stand) where
You can find ANYTHING YOU want. 80
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07
A. q. Horton.

nZsrIsr. one over J. =. west.rveit's Store
II Teeth extracted without palm. by he Of NJ
'~srs Oxide COR Laughing Gss). TEErT: from cn-
10th foil sett risrap that the rich and poo
--n all get them of-ee open all days except N1nr
assyssrd Tuesdays. lSftfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07
Newspaper
Advertising.

A Book Of l25 closely printed pages lately issued
contains \ list OF the hest American Adj
vertising Nj ediuuns, giving the names.
calculations ard full particulars concern irg The
leading Daily and Weekly Political aud Family
Newspapers. 'oSeiher with all those having Ia re
circulsiions published IN the Interests OF religion
agriculture, literature. fc, &c. Every sdvri t.s~r
aud every person who cnniemplsits becoming such,
will mud This h.Ok VI great value. Mailed free 10
address on receipt Of fifteen cents. Geo. p.
Royvel s. Co., Publishers. No. ~ Park Row.
New York.
The Piishurg (Pa.l Leader, in its Issue of May 20
1870. says: The irnl uf G. p. Rowelf Co., which
ISSUES this isieres'ing and valuable book, 10 the
Sta es, aud we rheeriully recommend IL 10 The
attention Of fhIse who desire advertise their
business scientific ally aud system az u
ally Ia such NAY: that IL. to secure he
largest amount of publicity for the least esPendi-
tur- 90 'ney." vlihS4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07
O. r. Revnold.. Nj. D.,

DIR y. -. Leland.
DdYsIITkS ard SURGEON, argos. India IA
stt>ads g all calls PROMPTLY. nxsvlz
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07

Parker House,
DLyNoCTH. Msrshsn County. indians. This
j h~us- ha. recently been rpsftrc ard furnish
I'd and nov eS-rs &c the public all the attractions
81 srst- ei.rs hsuse The totsi omnibus to
sxf from an trains.
etsbiiur and proper care ~ horses may ~ relied
eSpa sisges leave this hsase daily for AL points
e a. Dodge Proprietor. l3ffl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07
Plymouth Retail Market.

Barrett s. restores with rapidi,y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07
HOT ELS.
McCurdy House,
Parker House,

norrH eide p p. 4 C. r W, War.tah. Ind
- Yrsak AcCuriy. Proprietor. Convenient and
~stsnsivs a>rsr nrestiVns. SAT-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07
, HoItz-ndorm,

A. a. Ifoltzcndorn,
ElSEIo NABL Barber sshop. Corner 81 La
II porte and VI eniysn streets. AID opposite n
r. pickses's hardware store The hlghest price
ed f,r ladies' hair. i54tfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07
NJ A q. Packard.
PHYSICIANS.

a TrogSEY si Law snd Notary Prbfie- Room
~ No !. Paleoay Block, Plymouth. hsrshsii
eor7ty. Ind isfiI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-07

"A - Tools Tn One.-Pocket rule, ruler.
square. level, scrrw-driyer. chisei. COM
= passes, scissors. Bution-hSle- cutter, pa
per knife, Eraser and p-Dcii sharpener,
Sample (polIshed st-rD 10y mail. wi b terms to
egrnts 20 reuts. Siiyet plated, 81. Gold do. ".
To l. CO., 80 Mercer O., ny
nf
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-11-15

He there met Nanderl00l and formed
With him banking firm, investing
about $1,000. which was furnished him
bv Miss Hill. Vanderpool originated
in central New York. bore good char
acter. and has young wife. lie put
81. 500 into the firm. In September,
1869. Field wished to withdraw his
funds and dissolve partnership, which
was finally agreed to IN spite Of Van
derpoors reluctanc, On Saturday
night they went into the bank together,
and II days after Fields body was
found in the lake several miles north
of Manistee, having been towed away
by IN under current. The theory IS
that Vanderpool murdered him on sun
day forenoon iii the bank, and after
ward deposited the body i'll the lake
Stains upon the floor OF the bank and
carueting have been analyzed, and the
microscope reveals with startling GER
tanty the exact nature Of the blood
corpuseleS, that they must have belong
ed to human being, and one Of the
eSC VI L itlu' iIC Iii'i tCtCl VI tilio
evidence is one Of the features of the
trial, all efforts to invalidate the testi-
mony Of the chemist having failed. The
strong point Of the defense is that Field
was seen alive on Sunday afternoon,
and if that is settled, Vanderpool could
not have been the murderer. Thus the
mass Of evidence is entirely circumstan-
tial, and only the most careful sitting
and balancing will justify verdict of
guilty or clear the prisoner in the pub
lie mind. This is his second trial !; by
the first he was found guilty, but the
feeling against him was 50 strong that
it was thought no more than fair to
grant him q new trial in a different part
Of the State. He Is on trial at Kalam-
aZOo.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-11-15

The ELECTIoNs.--Last Tuesday
elections were held in Virginia, Ken
lucky, Maryland, Kansas, Illinois. Mi
chigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Alaba-
ma, Missouri, Arkansas, Nevada, Mas
slchusetts, New Jersey and New
York, Rhode Island, Delaware, Lou
isiana. Alabama a nd Tennessee
The republicans lose some ten or
dozen congressman amongst them
all-making'the democratic gains thus
far since the commencement of the
fall elections some twenty or more
We gain two in New Jersey but lose
two in New York. Gov. Hoffman is
elected governor by about 10000 ma
jority, which is not very great thing
for the democrats to do in such an i'm
mense population. Horace Greeley
and S. 5. Cox were pitted against each
other for congress. Greeley came
within 400 votes Of an election. The
democratic majority in the city is re-
duced over 10000 from two years ago.
The democrats elect their governor
Bradley-in Nevada, by a small ma
.iority. All the other western states
are republican. In Massachusetts we
smash the Labor Reform, Temperance
aud Democratic parties to flinders, al
though Gov. Claain's majority over
all is but about 10000. Boston,
which last year gave Adams a major
ity now gives Clahin a thousand ma
jority.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-11-15

"OUR SISTER REPUBLIC" The Co.
lumbar Book Company, Hartford
Conn, have sent us the advance sheets
Of this new subscription book, by Col.
Albert S. Evans, being an account of
sights, scenes and incidents in Mexi
co. The author was one CT a party
who last year went with Hon. Wm
II. Seward, to that most interesting
portion of the continent. Mr.. Seward
endorses the volume as follows:
The book is the result Of observations
made by Col. Evans, while travelling as a
member of the party which accompanied
Inc on my journey through that magnif-
cent and most interesting country as a
guest of the Republic. The account of
our travels is full, truthful. and complete
the descriptions are vivid and striking
the style brilliant and attractive; and the
book is interesting, and think calculated
to do much good.
The book has $40 pages and over
sixty nice engravings. Agents want
ed to canvass for it.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-11-15

Nor is this all. The large Farms
near the village will be cut up into
smaller ones of five, ten or twenty
acres to produce the supply of vege-
tables, fruit and other things now for
the first time needed at paying prices
Each small farm will be supporting a
family and adding to the population,
and buying the productions of farm,
factory, shop and store. These small
lots at once bring two, three, five and
ten times the price per acre that the
old farms they once composed could
have been sold for, and all the farms
around are Increased in value, and in
the certainty and readiness with which
they can be sold. Forty years ago
this might have been called visionary
in Vermont, but not now. ANY one
who visits such towns as st. Adams,
Burlington, Colchester, Rutland, Bran
don, Fair Haven. Bennington, Brat
leboro, st. Johnsbury, Lyndon, Bar
ton and Newport, and learns the his.
tory of their growth and wealth will
Ind that 1t has come about in precise
ly the way we have described There
is scarcely a town in the state that
may not have a similar prosperity, if
its citizens have the necessary liberal
views and industrial enterprise. The
farming interests can be increased in
population and in wealth and enter
prise lar better by fostering other in
tcrests, than by exclusively and mar
rowly endeayoring to protect their
own. The twelve towns mentioned
above have increased in the last ten
years, 20,586, about 5000 more than
The increase of the whole state. VIVA:
Is palmer than that it is the interest
Of tine legislature-of the farmers OF
the Iegialature--to foster those indus
tries by means Of which these towns
have grown, and save the state from
large decrease Of population, by
means Of which many an other town
may add to the population, the wealth,
the social and religious privileges and
the honor Of itself and of the state as
well?
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-11-15

HENRY WELCOME, THE MURDERER.
A ill is before the house providing
for the Communication of the death sen
tence of Henry Welcome, the MUIR
derer Of Perry Russell OF Hinesburgh.
10 Imprisonment for life, with the pro-
liability Of its passing both houses,
though it is strongly opposed by the
advocates OF the death penalty. If
ever there was murderer that should
not be pardoned, sentence COMMITTED.
and who shouid be hung. that one is
Henry Welcome. He committed one
OF the coolest, most cowardly and un-
provoked murders that ever took
place in this state, the memory of
which seems strangely to have faded
FROM the minds Of many of our legis-
lators. He had no enmity towards
his victim; his OBJECT was money; he
laid in wal: day or more for his op
portunity, and when it came, went TO
the door of his victim in the night,
raped, the old man rose from his bed
and opened the door, when his assas-
sin beat in his skull with a strap
hinge. After his arrest he met the
funeral procession vending its way to
the cemetery with the body of the
murdered man, yet no tear of contri.
ton dimmed his eye nor other eyi-
dence Of sorrow was seen. The Grim
inaI was convicted. There is no ques-
ton as to his guilt. We see no rea-
son for cheating the gallows Of this
victim, should it ever become necessa.
ry to rob it of its just due in any 9th.
er case.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-11-15

incorrect. The question of an arms
tice turned upon the point whether the
French should be allowed to revictual
Paris and carry ammunition during
its continuance, which the Prussians
were unwilling TO grant. We should
say the demand was a strange one
To allow the besieged to supply them
selves with provisions and ammunition
would be to allow them to actively
continue the war while their enemies
would be doomed to sit by and watch
them in helpless silence. The Ger
mans are not so obtuse as to be caught
in that trap.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-11-15
ORLEANS INDEPEN DENT STANDARD.

said he could see no other way bus
to call the House. The Speaker put
the question again on the adoption of
the amendment, and it was agreed to.
Mr.. Field of Springfield moved to
amend section three by adding that
when such monument by reason of
such boundary be situate on the high.
way, said monument shall be suspend
ed in the air, at least 20 feet above
such highway.
Mr.. Wood of Fairhaven, objected
to the propriety of such an amend
ment, and hoped the bill would be
considered seriously by the House.
Mr.. Bull of Hancock said he pro.
posed to resign his commission for no.
toriety, and pass it over to the gentle
man from Springfield.
Mr.. Henry of Chester said he would
not object to the amendment propos-
ed by the gentleman from Springfield,
provided that the amendment be con-
fined to the line between Chester and
Springfield, and that the gentleman
from Springfield be suspended with
the monument.
Mr.. Field Of Springfield said the
motion of the gentleman from Cbes-
ter might not seem so strange to the
House, when it became known that he
was engaged in a certain law suit in
which be (the gentleman from Ches.
teri was Oh one side, and he 1.-THE gen
tiemaa from Springiald) was on the
j other; and that it might rebound to
the adYa1o 11ge Of the gentleman from
Chester II the gentleman from Spring
field were suspended in such manner
as was proposed. or in some other
way. he favored his amendment as
calculated to obviate apparent diff
culties that might arise in the practi
cal operations Of the bill.
Mr.. BuI. Of Hancock, moved the bill
be dismissed; which was agreed to
Ayes. 90; nays, -.
Senate bills relerred-S. ). ir
amendment Of an act providing iol
the employment OF a county court re
/ porter; to com. on judiciary.
Il. 50, authorizing the restoration
.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-11-15

THE FIELD-V ANDERPoor Mr-pnrp
CAsE-This case, which is now on its
second trial, in Michigan, is one of the
most remarkable cases in the criminal
history Of that State. Herbert Field
was native Of Lewistown, Me-. and
u years OF age at the time of his death.
He had led rowing life, having been
sailor and United States marine. and
having escaped two most perilous ship
wrecks, one of which was of a Russian
bark near Riga. He then passed thro'
"a commercial college at Auburn, Me-,
and formed the acquaintance of Miss
Hill OF Lewistown, who offered to ed
ucate him, and when his health began
to fail from the confinement of study.
moved with him to Manistee, Mich.
where they lived together as nephew
and aunt, though in no way related