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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-08-04
MORE "NEP0TIC" STEALING.

Another one of the Presidents
cousins is likely to come to grief, rs
the Olympia CIV. IT, Standard says ::
Rumors of large defalcation In the
Office of the Receiver OF Public Mon
eys in Olympia are In circulation, and
DIR Bayley, Supervisor or Internal
Revenue, and a Treasury AGENT
from Washington are looking into
matters. DIR. Lamper, the Receiver,
Is a cousin of the Presidents.
1t is a crying shame that those
thieving relatives of dishonest
President should be inflicted upon
the people just because they happen
to belong to the Grant family. The
sooner the whole rascally tribe is
cleaned out of the places of trnst and
emolument the better for the tax
payers of the country. Give us
Horace Greeley and his whole Texas
cattle rancho in preference to a family
of Grants and Dents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-08-04
Debility an d Ernaeiatfon

Both result from the lack u ability to convert
tie food into nutrisnent. ilew Decessary, then.
for those suffering from these alarming symp-
toms 10 immediately re ert to a remedy tba,
will strengthen the stomach and digestive or
gans. For, a. soon ~ fh 10 desirable obiect ha,
been accomplished the health improves, and the
patient resumes his usual peasonal appearance.
1IOstetiers Si,mache Biiiers have attained .
wide-woria popularity IN such cases, and have
been proven The best and safest means Of re-
moving eoasti9stien. toH;pg the stomach. giving
energy TO the liver, and relieving every symptom
Of Beryensness and depressioH sef .spirit.. Its
sheering and beneficial eeccts arc bighIy sp6ken
Of By thous spds. sho ows 70 is their restoration
TO health. No rcstorasisc IN fie annals Of med
icine has attained the same Popularity In The
short space Of time il has been before Ihe pub
isc, 81 has won the high cnfsrsemepts accorded
7" this excellent tonic. Many other prepsra-
tions. Parp0rting 20 be cprrectsyrx and restore-
ifves. havr bes introduced. and have perish. d
one by one. while the popularity of Hs.ietier'r
Stsn 'eh bsurfss eentipaes, .tos Increase. and IL
nor &C e."gnihed as a standard household neii
c:ns. Ihy saccs,s hseh sitsn,i- tic use Of the
Bitter srinces nj once its virtues g. nil e,scs OF
debility and Disease Of the st.saach. csriif
Gates. almosf without number. bave been pub
II had. aiiesiing iis truly mira ulons, pOwc. in
Removing these paiHfuf and frarfdf diseases.
And q this time IL seems Idle fo do mere than
call attention sp the great feey of the age in or
der - awaken public attention 10 iis excellence
IL IL tie only preparation of the kind that Is re.
liable j. NIL cases. and it is therefor. worthy o.
the consideration of the aflie,ed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-08-04

The Judiciary Committee of the New
Hampshire Senate, having had under
consideration a bill changing the PEN
atty for murder in the first degree
from hanging to imprisonment, have
reported unanimously against the
proposition. All the modern and
new-fanged ideas of sentimentality
were rehearsed before the Committee,
but they failed to see the cogency of
the arguments.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-08-04


BEs HILL, of Georgia, expresses the
fear that IL Mr.. Grant is not reelected
by the people in 1872, he-will rc-elcct
himself, and continue to hold the
White House as dictator instead OF
President. Considering Grants mo-
tive for running in 1868, says the
Chicago Times, this is not improba-
BILE. If he became q candidate before
because he feared he should be
"shelved" in case the Democracy
should be successful, much more may
he be expected to make himself die
tator now that he knows he will be
shelved if he doesn't. In view of
such a contingency, it is consoling to
reflect that Grant can hardly make
himself more intolerable as dictator
than he has already made himself as
President.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-08-04

SENATOR KELLY.-The San Fran
cisco Escan,aaer of July 9th contains
the following notice of Senator Kelly:
q Hon. James X. Kelly, United
States Senator from Oregon, called
on us to-day. Col. Kelleyis staunch
and true Democrat, and the State OF
Oregon may well be proud of him as
one of her representatives in the
United States Senate. Able, faithful
and reliable, both in his private and
public life, he will soon be appreciat-
ed by the Democratic party through
out the Union. ..
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-08-04

Following are the Real Estate trans
actions since our last report: i4e 4o
4 John ,Jevet. TN. J. Payne aud NJ. E. Todd
hunter & consideration, 81.
Lawrence Higgins to a fired Allen; consider
alton. $685. 57fsa eia -s9.f8G sxii9
j Jeha Long 10 olnsy Erys sen.; consideration.
s'is,g ", E. .gnoss nasy, TO, ss,on.idstalion,
. Allen Hash tol Mary a. Rash ;epasideration,
n Sss s.,.s . Esps1, ssa.idsra-
Walter Monteith to John M. Metsler', censid-
GRAFTON, $500. nj g..sss i; e.g,Q
5..; TsIe1ss te Harris's con
Mary L. Calavan to j. M. Callahan consider.
H.. 9. Avsrill to VI H, calavell;' consider,
alton, $500.
III asan wheeler 10 Ira G.. 'Dicksy loonsidera,
Lawrence Higgins 10 ]. s, Rpdd and Johr
Brattajn con nsderation, $50.
w. Mccorkle to y. s. IRadd consideration
$780, ia.st. .g.5s 90 e e sssf5 y SIS
i. >, cpsl ana eshss. & Nh. Kinder son
''1ssSS Wn: Gecashle u II. !. Rudd eonsidsra-
tion, coo.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-08-04
CHOLERA.

s4EUU asow TO g org fr.
Al the commencement Of the diarrbes, which
always precedes an sttsck-o Of thee Chelers,s take
teaspoonfDl Of the Pain Killer IN sugar and
water, .bot, u eonyenicnt. j. and then battle freely
the stomach and bowels with the Pain Killer
clear. Should tho diarrboa or cramps confip-
uc, repeat The dose every ten or fifteen minute,
until the patient is relieved. In extreme cases.
two or more tsaspoonfuis may be given at q
dose. = n tS @TE
The Pain Killer, an internal remedy. has
no equal. In eases of Cbsisra, Summer Gem
plants, Dyspcpsia, Dysentery, Asthma, it cure,
in one night. Ly taking IL internally. and bath
ing with IL freely. It's sction Is like magic.
when exteresiIyg applied tezDid ssTss. Burns,
Sends, and Sprasns. For Sick Headache and
Tooih-aehe. don't fail 70 Try it In short, It s
.PAs kILIea 8@xF AlsE gsEt&EssT
Iireetions ncc1Tnp pspy each bottle. - ssft~
The Pain Killer Is sold by all dealers in Med
icibes. [E.ff
Prices, rs cents. SO cents aud 81 per bottle.
s = - - - nug.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-08-04

So general bias the public confidence become
in DR.. Ayrerss msdieif q, md SO great tho dc.
.aapd forrtdsfs, that unprintipied villains are
aftenptingto iecieve the sunwary by imposing
similsriiy II naine. Cherry pectoral Lozenges,
DR.. Aycr's Troei.ss, A yerss pastiles for G ughs,
Cherry Pectoral Cough pryrs, Ayers Fever and
Agae Care. Dpct. Ayer,s fndfap Pills &e.. &e ),
tnsne Of which Of DIR. Ayef's Inanufaci u,
comparatively are spceimcns Sf this siilainy
and deseit. Tney not only lefrnud the sick Of
their money but of their health, or the recovery
"f their health which |. far more ;n portant than
money. FROM actual eonnte,feits the people are
protected by law which the Dtef pr mnfsy en-
forces, but these eyasions s6mstimes Glide the
law, aud purchasers must protect themselves by
rsfusiBgt 10 deceived by thefn.-Doycr II. +
Bnossaet : =
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-08-04
THE WAR IN EUROPE

Has at last come TO cnd and the friends Of
good order and stable government haye achieved
what appears to be eo,spleic success. Not ..
the var in i,rownsriHe beiween thc old and ns ~
system OF doing business which has not ,ei
reached q termination. and ready pay eaftSmer,
continue I" fpd at wheslers Sore an .pportu-
nifty to get the benefit Of their prudence and
forn,honght. Large additions have just been
made TO the stock and peepi. can probably mp
ply larsvr portisn Of their wants. from Wheel
er's Store than from any other one establishment
in the country. v6n=oyi
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-08-04
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned From the Telegraph.
Friday, July 2s.
FOREIGN. .tr4

The Court Martial for the trial Of
Communists at Versailles has ad-
journed. @ .f za-. ta si
A severe erthquake recently oc-
CURED at the PHILIPPINE Islands
More than two hundred persons were
swallowed up by the earthquake and
every one of them almost instantly
killed. The resest of the inhabitants
have fed the island, which has been
utterly depopulated. sa
The Pope will go to Carsica to re-
side and will be given temporal power
over that province. Italians will
elect another Pope. M a 3
The Car of Russia aud Emperor
Of Prussia interviewed each other in
Bavaria yesterday. '
Grand Duke Alexis will sail for
New York August 1st, with the lar
gest feet that ever left an European
port. @f fHss9 ~ q
VIM. H. Seward is at Alexandria,
in Egypt. Hfo
~ sheai DOMESTIC. sa1 taE &
The gtiage of the Ohio and Missis-
sippi railroad has been changed from
@ feet to 4 feet inches.
A messenger Of the Bank of New
York was knocked down on the cor
ner of Broadway and Warren streets
Saturday afternoon and robbed of
$50, 900 in Government bonds. The
thieves escaped.
J. II. Christy of Athens, Georgia,
was examined to-day by the Ku-KIux
Committee, and he testified in sub
stance that he knew Of no Ku-Kulx
organization in his District or port on
of State. Said no more crime was
committed than before the war in his
section of the State. 9'
Saturday, July 90.
FOREIGN.
The Prince Of Wales attended o
big horse race to-day. a,s na
Communist prisoners are being re-
leased. .sGs f,.ro,ft sss,3, "a. -, 4
J, The cholera, typhus, plague and
famine are still raging in Persia, and
cannibalism is confirmed. The Gov
ernor Of Shieraz has placed a guard
at the cemeteries to prevent the nm
fortunates from disinterring the dead.
The British Embassy and telegraph
lists have fied.n,si, esf3 ~ III g{,git,s.
Iu 4Jf 10 DOMESTIC. ew ii Il
Commissionersof Internal Revenue
have offered d reward OF. So 900 for
the detection of the naurdefers of
Assistant Assessor Clinton Gilbert,
in the recent raid on an Illicit Brook
tlyn distillery. ss'f,f aa'te atsa1s y
ben. Builder is to be- the Temper
ance candidate for Governor of Mas
lisachusetts itegf M 5ita ~ 3aH =
II gIfglf 14iu- Jasi.d s.u.fis gs!iaugig u
asid Monday, July 81 .qeas /.
5s.gw n ,,.,ad FOREIGN. N.4its,il 4 zEg
1T is thought that all the Commun-
| ist prisoners will be ipardopeds and
| that they will nearly all iimmigrate to
| Arizona. .sfif BfoIf 9eroH 3sdfoHa 10 9.
IId Theirs. will be prolonged as Chief
i Executive of France iua f.siiea s.
| j It is asserted that Count Cham
sbourgI is to- be the future King Of
France. ., a8is eaaa 7af oa'1
! sa@ anl DoMEsrIo..s ipo
"A Japanese Prince and 20, other
Japanese mobiles are in New York at-
tending achools ay,I. VI
/ The British Goyernment has ap-
/ pointed Mr.. Gurnsey ), of london, aa
the English Conn nissioner under the
treaty, and the President has APP
pointed as the American Commits
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-08-04
MoRE Kr-KLuxERs.-The follow

MORE Kr-kLuxERs.-The follow
ing dispatch tells its own story:
wILx1NGToN, n. c., July 90
There was a serious negro. riot in
Golsboro to-day on the occasion of a
Republican mass meeting. Some FIVE
thousand negroes were present, many
intoxicated. The police arrested one.
A large crowd of others attempted
his rescue. Pistols and clubs were
used. One negro and one policeman
were killed and a number on each
side wounded. as i'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-08-04


I'm The Cirent Court qffle State iof Ore.
Jon .Jor Tie Con1ty Of. Linn-.
AaLIxDaA a. ssoET, pT'a, ss. JAMES p.
SBoRT, Dert. zsH = s-Egss -
Suit in Equity for Divorce.
To James n Short, Defendant Shove named
10 the pame Of shr State Of Orezen-You are
bereby 50 n fnened and required % appear IN the
Circut .Caprf Df the State of Oregon fax the
County Of Linn by the first day sftbe' next reg
u4ar term OF saiG Court in and for, said county
after the PUBLICATION ~ this Summons for pix
weeks 10 tbss Stare RightzcDsaasssf ffozwit !:
On the z3rd day os October. 1871. and answer
the complaint Of the Plaintiff ia the above epfi-
tied suit on 6le against you With the Clerk Of
said Court. And you further notified that
II you fai To appear and answer said com pl.isf,
as sbore resrirei the Piain:ify yriII for want of
an answer bake sigment sgaiust. you for The
relief dsmspded in the complaint, 10, Wit: The
dissolution Of the maria &c contract between
said Plaintiff and Deienasnf, aud that tie cus-
tedy Of Eddie l. Short be awarded to szid Plain
tiff. and that said Brfrndsnf pay The costs and
iisbursemeBts Of this ,sif
81 POWELL & FLTSx.
.<a.. Piaiaiif .Attorzey.
Albany, July 9. 1871.
Published in the State Rights Democrat. by
order Il D: r. BorIsam, Judge sof szid sCourf.
made July II, 1871. n4Svs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-08-04
a B0sros dispatch Of last Monday

"a DVSAVH oAcHe~eSii "a ANsSe ~'@NA1Aesy
says: 9sg q9 h9
"There was meeting of the Tenn
perance Alliance to-day, and the mer-
It's of the several candidates for Cover
ernor were discussed. Rev. ID. Marvin
said he had talked with General But
Ter, who would publish manifesto,
wherein he-weuld plant himself firmly
upon a prohibitory PLATFORM and in
case of his nomination and election, II
Boston east her vote against him he
would make the city as hot for rum
sellers as he made New Orleans for the
rebeis.1' s
This boastful, blear-eyed, blathering
beast did make it mighty hot for the
rebels silver-ware, pianos and cotton
and also for those of the rebel women
whose husbands and brothers were
not at home to protect them; and of
course he can go after the Bostonites
in the same way, but whether he
would get away with as much spoil
is matter of great doubt as the
Boston people are better acquainted
with him than were the Southern
people, and are better prepared to
proteet their wares and women
against his Iawless raids. 80. IS 'eas. ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-08-04
HEMoRRHOIDS.

n. GARoTHERS cos "PILE PILLS
ANo 0INTMENT'ah have now become one of
the standard preparations Of the day; is pre-
pared and recommended for Piles oniy whether
chroni. recent). Sufferers may depend upon
II. that this remedy will give them permanent
relief from this troublesome and damaging COM
plant. s.ss9 tnsissT s1e g .i'9
Sent postpaid to any address (within the Uni
ted Statesl upon receipt of price, $l.50.
az fos Is A.. .GAR0THERS T. CO.,
sn4pyl9 nv p Alhauy, Lian 0e.10rcggn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-08-04

E THE California Radicals have in
grated a resolution into their plat.
form making it compulsory upon all
children to Z attend the common
Schools of that State. This is to
force people to send their children
to school with niggers and Cinnamon,
whether they want to or not. This
is 9" progress and certainly entities
the Radicals of California to a front
seat among. the coercionists' of the
world, sf..a as ID
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-08-04

WE learn from the dispatches that
Grant is now on visit to Washing
ton,s where it b thougkt some presents
are awaiting his acceptance q
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-08-04

{ We clip the following from an ex-
change. "lMarried, at FliitAtone, by
Rev. Mr.. Windstone, Mr.. Nehimiah
Sandstone and Miss Wilhemina whet-
stone, both of Llnestone,,' Look out
for hard times and lap-stone. $.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-08-04

A POOR widow woman outraged by
a nigger in South Carolina and a
beautiful young lady treated in the
same way by a buck 18th Amend
ment in Tennessee, are the latest Ku-
klux outrages. s fas asIosk
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.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GREAT SUMMER TONIC.

A pleasant Cordial which strene thcns and i'm.
proves the bigcstion; m EXCELLENT preventive o,
Fevers, Fever and Ague. &C., and great Reno.
vator and Tonic for nsaitds and debiitafed per.
soDs. HgGgmAs 4 Co.y New York, Sole Man.
ufacturers. Bold by all Druggists.
r q - u - n 81 IianJ37Iy1
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-08-04

|. VIM. H. Claggett Is the Radical NOM
inee for Delegate to Congress in Mon
tana. He is the son of Judge Clag-
gett, editor Of the Keokuk Qowa) Con-
stitution-one Of the staunchest and
truest of Iowa's Democratic. 'I'se
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-08-04
GOV. HOFFMAN RISES no EXPLAIN.

The New York Sun gives the fol-
lowing statement of Governor Hof-
man in regard to his action in protect
ing the orangemen in their process
sion. The reporter of that paper
called on the Governor at his head
quarters and asked him to state his
sentiments on the situation, and the
principles which had inspired his ac-
ton. The Governor complied with
his request, and the reporter wrote
down the statement as it came from
his lips. After he had finished, Gov.
Hoffman asked him to read it over
aloud to him, to see if he had it word
for word. The reporter did so, and
the Governor pronounced it acurate.
Here II. ia. fais5s-f. -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-08-04

Mace and Coburn signed articles to
fight November 18th. within one hun
dred miles Of New Orleans, for five
thousand dollars. Il siM a3ss an
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-08-04

IF the people are to judge Radical
politicians by what the Radical press
says of them they surely cannot form
a very high opinion of their hon
esty. Simon Cameron is talked
of for Vice President. The Chicago
Tribune, Radical, declares that "Mr..
Cameron is the most successful repre-
sentative in America of the class of
political hucksters who believe that,
all men being corrupt, all honors can
be had by buying and paying for
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-08-04

Judge Frazer, of Indiana.
The third is not yet named.
I Tuesday, August l..
A FOREIGN.
French army to be thoroughly re-
organized.
The Presidential election in Mex
leo will doubtless result IN the choice
of Juarez.
A big meeting was held in London
TO protest against the English Gov
ernment paying an annuity to Prince
Arthur.
The war in Uruguay still goes on.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-08-04

TIE article taken from the Bulletin,
ON the first page Of this paper, inficsI
the most merciless and deserved casti-
cation upon Geo. L. Woods and his
utah Gang" that we have ever read.
Its truthfulness makes it doubly cut
ting. It will pay perusal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-08-04

AdCanadian administering eexpedi-
ftion is organizing in Montreal TO go
TO Cubs,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-08-04

About $3.50 900 viii be required to
pay theq quartesly ii tereston thefand-
: / l0gn die August 1st
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DOMESTIC.

There, was o, frightful steamboat
explosion ut New York yesterday.
The Staten Island ferry Loat, which
was crowded with passengers, ex-
ploded her boiler, shattering tbe for
ward part Of the boat, killing and
scalding great number Of persons.
The hurricane deck was blown over
board and fell over a large number Of
persons in the water. who were
drowned. The upper cabin was split
into thousand pieces, as an eye wit
ness expressed it. The forward part
Of the bont was lifted fifty feet into
the air, the smoke stack fell and
everything was buried in the hold
passengers. chairs, stools, horses,
benches, and life preservers, dropped
into the hold, fronting the huge boil
er, which poured out volumes of
steam. Many persons were blown
overheard. Fathers and mothers
had their children blown from their
arms. The water for an instant was
alive with men, women aud children,
struggling for life. The aft part of
the boat, which escaped the force of
the explosion, would have been safe
for the uninjured, but the panic
stricken leaped overheard without re-
gard to consequences. The harbor
police boat came 10 the rescue, and
gentlemen who were in tow boats at
the Battery helped to save the VIC
tins.
As the debris in the fore part Of
the hold was removed the cries Of the
victims were heartrending. Stimu-
lants were given them as they strug-
gled for breath, and oil poured upon
their burns. Total, killed GO and
wounded 120, OF whom many will die.
GIANT has leased the Bay of Sam
ana, in San Domingo, for another
year.
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wIILIAM DAVIDSON,
81 sz5eTf II x,sss-a-s .sas-tf2 fus1z
REAL ESTATE DEALER
Once No. 81 Frsnt Street -

.,,, PORTLAND, oREGON. 5,.~.z
REAL ESTATE in this CITY aud EAST
PoRTLaNu, in the most desirable. i.calitses.
consisting Of LOTS. HALF BLOCKS and
BLOCKS, HOUSES and STORES; also,
s-a..I IMPROVED FARMS. and valuable nm
cultivated LANDS, located in ALL parts Of the
STATE for SALE. sz e-
REAL ESTATE aud other Property pur-
chased for Correspondents, in this CITY and
throughout the STATES and TERRITORIES
with great care and on the most ADyANTA-
GE0US TERMS. sf@a = ss
-, HOUSES and STORES LEASED.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. aud CLAIMS or ALL
DESCRIPTIONS PROMPTLY COLLECTED
And General FINANCIAL and AGENCY
BUSINESS transacted.
AGENTS ofthis OFFICE in all the CIT
les and TOWNS 10 the STATE, viii receive
descriptions Of FARM PROPERTY ana forward
the same to the above address. v6n256.
.GsoW TITS W sfI 5aT
/ .e4s.s5 i w 81 +. lsss - ks.ssl5 II ftsrss, 80
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-08-04

q Mrs. Y Vallandigham is now~in Mary
land, at the residence of her brother
'in-law, DR. McKaig Her mind is so
shattered by her recent calamity that
she is scarcely aware of the presence
of her friends.
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DOMESTIC.

There were over so persons killed
by the explosion yesterday, and 121
injured. The most painful feature of
the tragedy is the appearance at the
hospitals Of anxious and half-crazed
people inquiring after missing friends
and relatives. One poor fellow, Mich
ael Finley, who lost his wife and child
by the disaster, has gone mad, and at
tempted yesterday TO commit suicide
by drowning. fIr.,stat