, 1870-12-01

iemsp, M " fsun csu4s lot too1a 70 themse,Ves: :.
wi she DID not heeo she,r ,emoa.Eaoee., ana a ;"
yt uiak II thc suicide. she, had beeh In his CON-
III ;, and her father took her 10 task about al
8 be- esf e s1s ss.p ss Sas
ew mfDusea txo rrpofsa pi eFevoiyer were heArt p
), the mats u the. toust, whlch seemed 10
ss n.r
Il h-1 uru blood. She hid pFocu ed a revolver :
~ Some o, as o sna ~ sso e ne
otce scen thst the wounds we're fatal, vet e. h
ors was made y obtain medical assistaoc.-: sns, !
IlnnK 10 great agony. Sne appeared to be vety I
Etticcnt ~ TO ahe inufdtRle cause that had led |
Ia. in stsses = sne que. ions aares, sId shc
wanacd 10 dlt-H
The United Sutes Court aud Post once build ,
ing at DesMo!ncs was completed last week: cos, ,
1dooa. 1twas commenced alss7. The ground /
cost ST., 900. :.
John u. YORK WAS last week tried at Marshall
town for The seduction Of Mary BaEnhest. liz AZ
legged the woman wa4 no better than she ought to
be, and that they were living together bv COZ
tract. The Court held this contract to be val1d
marriage, and dismissed the prosecution. T.
The Masops and the DeaAc.nes branch Of q ),
Chicago Life insurance Company arc taking Of
erecting 900 Masonic TEMPLE at DssMolnes-
; The heaviest verdict eser g1yeu in the S.o.e
on breach Of promise suit MAS that given On
Saturday II WaveEl5, in the suit OF Isabella l..
Smith against ]. 7. Campbell. Tne damages were
laid at sad.Dco, and the jur5 found f,r IL. 900.
Tn1s was tho resn1s Of an attcmp. on The part Of
1he defendant TO de2troy the character Of the
lady. 4 girl at Marion did not fare 50 wet a. her
Wayetly &ia,sf. She brought suls against false
lorer for breach OF promise, Claiming s6,t0J, and
.ne Jury awarded her tl.00.
The Eka1or journal s,ys: "On the after
noon Of the ed. Leonard PomeeoJ, an OLD m1n.ts5
Yeas OF age. the farnet-tnlaw Of John Munger, In
Read Township, mer win ho1tlble death hy be-
log eaten alive by hogs. II appears that MIR. Pom !
c!0F had gone out to feed couple OF hogs at |
o'clock IN The afternoon. AZ O'Clock he was |
found In the pep LIS shoulders eaten. Ids f&ce isc-
Grated, ard terrible gzshet ln his boTelA No
medical lfeAtucent can save him."
The Mi1leIs; Convention at Waterloo, On the
18th ult., WAS attended by seventeen mllowners.
rMr. SaoulIer stated the object ct s1e conven-
tlcu. As urged the fo1naton Ct anioa for
| their own protection Iowa niltrs were su1es-
leg through the in1quities OF the commission sys-
TEN at Chicago and other Eastern markets. AID
ty reason Of the railroads mating no distinction
in fseIght between grain in brlk and nout in BAL
te!a AZ 1uur IL more easl:y handled Than wheat,
be commanded that it would be better for pro
ducess to have the nour made into wheat Il home
"a the manufacture OF nour demands large fu-
! ycstmens, be thought n1llefa were entitled TO I
lesscr rate at freight than Ordinary grAin-haJers
Other points he suggested. calling Tor cnncerted
| action On the part Of m!letsL" Another cunvcn-
lion il to be held At Waterloo on the 11tn Of jan
ratE, ut which large attendance Is expected.
IL: w1seoIsN.
II Wel,.drcssed women drink whtskey In the Ea-
, loons 1t Waupun In the daytime.
,-A railroad emplpye living q. AlIen,a Grove
had s., SO In Areeubacks stolen from bis house q
few days Eince. He had been tweuty-lhree JcArs
| IN saving It.
| The P1tbcston Republic has m account Of the
:. | golden wedding OF Mr. and Hts pAv1d Sweet.
TAeJ came 70 this etate on the Recommendation
Of their family physician. Nj. Sweets health hay.
: ing been POOR for some years, and the Doctor
n | averriug that he could not expect to live more
than two or three years In any climate Wlscon.
in sls.has mada him hale snd hearty. Among
= those prese1t we're ten persons whoss ages ag
8 s1cgated G1s Jeass, or Little oveE an average o.
/ Eyeata
~ The Hudson TIMES ssJs:
. "Our readers are somewhat informed 10 refer
euce to the Williams divorce case which h2a peel
ia un utal at Osceota fos the past four WeekA Tn
- trial has been long. tedious aod unpleasant Tn
.Isis q sas e wl.s@s Vii family
Ct course, great deal Of feeling has been n nj
o. 1o sss No We q sss 9t bee
Of respective parties on Wednesahy. both W y,
" s,atirg that their youD9est child. Gto7et
Ses r., se??a. 4? s9e an
al qapE Tste e'srs W. Ieteved d abous
pd o'eIock In the Afternoon. Two hours later mel
stnEer arrived thctc with tic Ed news taR' IN
~ eeI W. oes. Motas s,, 81 assS w. ny sSGn
gcr orcve 1p % tne basn. near % tae hotel a7a c.!
as hotel. and. hearing him. went ent and tGqared
Me tean We atnni ta4asor. LIZ LIZ 1,isst a~ ~ ~
'.ms Sas IL ssid he VIVA nfad. Nrs W,tia1
nt sse s4.ne far = Hnnent. Ssc tnsn 70 INC Al
- w1s then carried helpless 10 hct room. IL 3 te
4ed open court b .1odso WctncEoy. a.
Va ~ 9esne @ psssnls1 n.s.s " ,es ,es w.r
he every eSe, and The gloom and sadness 1astanl
da1kenen every hesrt- such Nets the e!icas
nd oset oia ;e les I'D we're ihe ef, uasances
= home; he was under no restraint. nis tataera =
Ina | MothcE. h5o1neE md sistet Wets VI swast an
'ue Ike stro!llng gypsy. be ra.nl1ed at ut toE
not getting hts meals nt dnetsnt places aau sieepl
been %ci cared fos = ne !@ wo9a ~ naSe =, ssa =.
w. Was G Gere 10 &C. hIn, IL vas tstaa sa.l1e
an Tic tic iuneia. taess % place today. AMI
shall t.c called upon u wtncss tho n.oasu:at 81
ase o. ausoa9a ana snans ao ssos sof oscr
a.. tua-fllne for the rns<tssioa Of their chlts
following nc neaa oodH o. sns sSupsSsc, si,,,,
@s3 il one OF the wealshlest men IN Hudson
'sp1ASA.
nts Ahy IN Frankltn county 7ga.ea ma.cn
f,r butntng his fathers ham. The fate Of the
LUZ ra. rot been ascer1stned.
MICHIGAN.
Mis- Thou1nsou. ordained to the ministry ut
lite Michigan Tn.versalfst State Conyenao1
mis- | Ct sct,bed Al the most graceful woman psato
49,. tas counuE.
The detroit Fret Frr.s of Nor. % says:
:. - Our citizens were efestiy surrItsed q The
,ba Henry j. BueElsy, enc Of Inc Representa-
rbo Sec! sen iG, ne III @ % ins Is es
old It rrsiaents Of Detroit, lie care 10 D j
IN 1879, ard went 1t Gree into The employ oi
rh !, Detroit Pontfc KaitIoad company, Eh.le II
Aug. | under the conlTul and management Of Gnedou
!, n ut,ts he ne1sb!p Of lie roaT Ta. ehanar
e. lssc From thzt tine he was the pfincral Is
sne aLt and business manager OF the late On,
a1ter MMnaMfs s9u 1unsseaus9ty psIsuef: ~
lded ssup* rsor Mioex and DEVOTED mnch iime snd
ing a ntlon 10 cuitvs1tng extensive hust1ess ARA
| menrs with the lake county. At the dea.
snluo9 . " Ntulams sin1 ne oeGams ne SouuoinR
a. ability. Hc wsa Eo!ed fos his enesEy nd acti
nav psni to Judge far himself Nhctner the open11
th ,n9 4 II er ,as =,
ae m 70 err " f Sns9 1ae .s,! ~ ot 81
tax chants IN founding the Hoard oI Tiade, and
enue JcAts 6tnce was tlEc'ed 18 17esden'-
: wes N1SSEso1A.
hieen The Aanueasohs Tribune says inst Ara en-
GA Dnbcf- lisihR IN II. Antnons, gaze hlsta,
=, ~. ~. WEI " t~'ar' ms'e m" lcuae, LUG
.,srsn .onr,. n. Ya.- 49, a,,s.,.'n. :
c,sn rrucnes FIR the trrfh ~ fhe ste,e,
'ea1o Tnere was period OF eleven hours bstwee: