, 1870-06-09
ere drowned IN Lake Issbel on the 18th uis.,

were drowned IN Lake 1sabel on the 18th uls',
Na.7 N@7bs Psnas S. Charles Hsro.a says: ~: 2:
e. 1f ths 1T y. d,osespu4sb 4bs bouse q
Charles Smith, east Of st. Charles, on "ednea.
d2y afternoon. Nj. Griffin Was in the act OF
getting into his sulky, when the horse made =
dive for him. Jumping about eight fee1s anu
caught him with b. 8 teeth in the left eide ]nst
.sulky, shaking him rs = dog would mouse.
The horse mas fearfully mad, and re-
peated the operation several tirnes before
be could be driven OF This Was the only
effected after Wig orous application Of clnh
oyer his head. Mr.. Griffin was brought 70 the
Minnesota House, and Dr.. 6udduth Called
who dressed the Wounds Two nba were found
to be badly broken md cheWed into pnmlce,
and the flesh torn and lacerated terribly. 1t
is feared that he may have suffered some in
teEnal injury, but at present the indications
sudden mad freak OF tho horse can be given,
other than that he IVES tied in d stable the
night previous with other horses, some Of
which got loose and wero fighting and kicking
during the night"
Major Henry G. Adams died, few days
ago, ilear Waterrille He was one Of the first
many years, one Of the most prominent and
influential men in the State. He was the first
Free-State Mayor OF Leavenworth, served az
member of the old Topeka Ftee-State Leg
islaturc, was a member Of the Levaenworth
Constitutional Convention, and WAS elected
Governor Of Kansas under the conBtltaAon
framed by that body. During the var he was
a paymaster in the United States army.
MISSOURI.
at circus performance in Liberty, on We'd
ncsday Of last week. Professor White entered
the den of lions, and was quickly very glad to
be bauled out again. One Of the lions, il
seems, had conceived 4 dislike to White, and
at once made for him, crushed one Of Ills n1ms,
bit a piece out of his side, and altogether
| Grieycd him very much.
| A st. Louis paper OF Juno 2 relates the
following: ''One Of the most singular lis
| deaths Of which we have ever henrd, occurred
| day before yesterday. The deceased pazte;
are Julia Stelnbcrg and A. n. stcinberg, nn@
for long time had resided at No. 10l3 Sortt
Thirteenth strcet. Each was aged = ygrs ar
aud tile marriage took plsce but short NM
ago. About week since they became Ack
The disease was peritontis, OF inflammation
! the abdomen, md Was common to both. ne,
fingered in groat suffering until day bdor
Yesterday, when at almost the same tlme sacl
Welded up the spirit"
General Leslie Coombs, OF Kentucky, an
other veterans Of 1872, are to visit Fort ateig
I ami DudIeg'n hattle grounds near Toledo, Jun
90. or 20. The visitors wero participants
tho battles ut these localities during the va
Of 1872,
The "National Christian Anti-Secret Scott
ty Association" will hold it's annual conventlo
Ut Cincinnati, to-day. Tho eau ior tue s;n NEE y.
hostile 10 the Gospel Of Jesus Christ. and thu
their multiplication and increase OF momle
ship are fraught with imminent danger to tru
religion, liberty. justice, and equal rights,
invite tile friends Of tho gospel light and ope
dealing to convene, :a!e;!esratn upon, and t
Solemn United t; ,So and aa Hrh
reformation which must, in some way, I
achieved. OF the dearest hopes Of our COUNT
and our Zion must fail to ba realiZed."