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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25
The Black Hills swindle.

n. D. Risley, U. 8. Indian Agent,
writes from Sioux City to the Missouri
Democrat.
Having been requested to give my
views upon the subject Of "gold In the
Black Hills Of Dakota, I will comply
In q very few words.
II there IL gold In those hills, Ichal-
ienge any responsible man to produce
the slightest reliable evidence OF It.
am not prepared to assert that there
is no gold in the Black Hills, but do
assert positively that all the proofs Of
the fact ~ are founded upon represen-
tations wholly unreliable, and which
would not be received by any prudent
man.
In addition to this, the pleasant re-
lations At present existing between the
Sioux-T speak for those under Spotted
Tail-and the Government must not
caan0e- and with the assistance Of the
War Department, shall not be broken
up through violation Of the treaty Of
1868. r. ID. RIsLEy,
U. g. indian Agent. y
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25
TWO WATCHERS.
A SONG FOR BOYS.

When life Ia full OF health andglee,
Wesk thoa - busy - ~! ~ ~.@
And take I'm osu1as - iseAm ms: - e.
Re careful ofyour mensy!
BE careful Of yCaf nleney, hoys-
Be careful Of your money:
Yeun AnA it tNae 1Aat friends arc fsw -.
wpes ysu ~ atb bfmonu.
But DO mot aAut sweet Mercy's doors
When sogrDw plea4a e. xwAntimplores:
To help . Nj ll6DbM2nebr nFes.
BE oaseoal 0fSqleNloQe1i -
Becafsfhl ofy0ur money, boys
Re careful Of your money;
10 hs10 ting pDor whe ssek your door. Ts
- cassAgl ofyonR money. ...x4s E.s.as. "a,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25
The Harpers.

Tn1S great book nrm was fOuudod IN
1915 by James and John Harper.
Wesley Harper came in in 1922, and
Fletcher Harper In 1926, since which
the firin has stood ~ It stands now.
II 10 not often that four brothers can
Be- united % long, With no bresk in the
rank BY death or other causes. Hon.
James Harper--honorable because once
tho Mayer = II about seventy three
years of Age, and there is no youth
about the establishment moro active
than he. He delights In . good story,
. good listener, . good joke. and no
one can discover . reason why he
shouldn't live twenty years yet. Mr..
John Harper Il about seventy. but not
% robust In health ss James. He 10
the negative element In the firm. aud
commonly wislds the veto power.
Mr.. Wesley Harper Is gentlemanly and
cordial. comforting disappointed au-
thor and encouraging promising one
with equal suavity. Mr.. Fletcher
Harper y the active. aggressive spirit
Of tho fr,n, but with . vsulting ambi-
tion that never overleaps itself. It is
his spirit that animates and directs the
1" Monthly" Weekly" and Ba-
EAR" Bssides the four members Of
the tirm there are numerous sons, ma
king q dozen In oil. The Harpers
rsssmble English firms in the tsnacity
with which their employees cling to
them. There i one gray. headed octo-
genarian who has been in their employ
dfty year.. The foreman Of their com
poslng room has been with them forty
year; the torsnaAn Of the press room
thfrty-nve years; and there are women
in the folding. rooms that have been
with them thirty yeers. Their ceeh.
tsf Has 40 hsen n thslr spaplcy thifty.
|hse years. - - - -.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

! Henry Ward Bseoher has again
entered the list - political speaker.
He addressed . mass meeting in
Brooklyn Acsdemy or Music last
might upon tho Prssidential question.
He spoke kindly Of his Old friends
Sumner and 6churs. and shied pass.
Ing compliment as Trumbull, but
.spsnt most os his tins In reviewing
the record Of the Republics party,
whom b defended. He concluded By
declaring that while the Admins.
tlalioa hAs bssn guilty u sosas short
coniugs and mistakes. I bslieve on
The whole thas Grent h the best mau1
10 the party % leoeapy the Whits
Hssss. !" WIN. Lloyd Gsfsison, 6Sfritt
enisA, sd = majority % m. Bssehsf's
ias Z. Abss't.Sss ! r3s44sJ ~ Z ~ y ef ea aS \
ioms opinion. sas 'as@ S'9ssst s'ss ~ : :
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

: ENLARGED end eh1eooUhly psAtee1 -
re-furnish6d, offers the best OF accom- nfOda-
e10a1 10 h0Arders and the travelling public.
Money or pains will not be spared 70 make
the sntertainnent - this hopss aa8 pls@Lg
Good Stabling on the premiS1s.
All persons desiring conveyance to Da-
venport, Wilton or StanWo0d, cnn peocure
seats in the Hacks by leaving their names
At the Flaming House, -.
MRs. G. FLEMYNC, rroprYetfeSs.
A. r. FLEMING, Clerk. 29m6
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25
Physicians.
Z. II. aNGRAHAM, n. D.,

Il. n. lNGRAHAM, NJ. D.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN SUR
nGEON. once over Wirick's shoe store
Residence with DIR. Rigby. south side Of
Court House Square, TIPTON, IOWA.
4rDiseases Of Women and Children re-
ceive special attention. since coming to
Iowa DR.. l. has treated above l50 children,
only one ofwhom has died under his treaf-
ment. lsf
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

fTHIS HOUSE has been RENTED and refnr-
i nished by JOSEPH OURS, In frst-class
style. and is kept second to none in the
state. The trayelling public 9fe pespectful-
ly invited. All VINO seno onU win come
again. Vs
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

identity concealed, to load now and
different life. eena
But the fearless aud detsrmlned
Captain by no means accepted thls
advice. In the fhce OF hts aoCussrs
aud oil the world, he steadily and per.
sistentiy declared bis entire Innocence,
and refused to budgs . sinxls inch
from his accustomed round Of busi.
ness. # f~z9 tea
But no community could rest under
the reproAch Of psrmitting such .
criminal 10 walk at large AMONG ths0.
The friends of justice did not sleep,
though for . tims they ssemed power.
lese. The matter gained . wider and
still q wider notoriety. Il cams q
was carried to the ears ot the authos.
tiles of the British Government A
formal rsquisitlon was made under
and In accordance with the solsmn
treaty existing, upon the asthofisiss oi
the United 6tstss, to deliver up one
John German Weatherwax, aocused oi
capital crime committed within the
borders OF Canada, to b dealt with q
directed by the iaws hs had violated.
VIM. l.. Marcy was then United
States Secretary Of Stste. and upon hla
warrant. dated December 8, 1859,
Captain Wcathsrwax was again
arrested. He wss taken ct oncs "a
Montreal, and there closely confined
10 jail. From this point onward fOs
some months have not yet bssn abla
70 trace his history with o mach
certainty and clearness q might b
desired. ~
4 When one sstssmsd Leaves any
community u . criminal, th1fs An
~ who Jook Aitss him, - 60 4
tlscs s6s sysnts II ! nv HSee bfsl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

zeUp ell 1aa INV ffsnT
TBoy
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-10-10
Ser @tnrm auf ben n0rbli6en eeen.

Die unsIldsfdlle in Solse bes Stlrn.ss
atn %. II. 80. September maren Idlintmer
auf benz S,,ron ais auf benz grie See, unb es
sinsen bort leiber aud pieIe MenIdenIeben
perloren. Bei 9omas' point gins Die Barfe
Sable 8od unter un6 bic sanae Mannldaft
bis auf einen Mann, bet iid auf elmer Sdiffss
planfe rettete, sins su Grunbe. Der Sdoos
net gBbite Squal sins Bel SiIb 9oint unter,
nur elm Dsann pon Der WannIdaft rettete iid.
Ser Sdooner Naiboto sins bel Wbite Siib
Boint unter, ftinf non Der Mlannfdaft ertrans
fen. Gin unbefannter S1opner, 3ieI oben,
uno elm gropeller Don benz nur bic Maitraae
unb Der Sdornitein berporiab, rpurbe il, Der
Saginaw Bap sefeben. Der Sdooner Goriair
idetterte BET ben 6Dben por Souble. Jlur
apei Mann ,uurben serettet, bic ber PsopeIler
Gitp Of Bottom aufnabm. OberbaIb Der 9os
ben ioQen piele Sabr3euse auf ben Stranb ss=
la,fen ieii, bod iinb beren Gamen iii1t bes
fannt. Sci Green Buib iinb Die 8arfen abs
uertor unb 5unter seftranoet uno Der gropeL
lor Det,oit 9eideitert. Die 8riss Globe sing
bel Tolpas urter; bel AIabaiter lit Der Sboo.
ner Rebecea seitranbet. Die Barfe Sobn
greben unb Die Sdooner Gbomas Brope,
Sbern,an, Wesia, SO. 3. Alen unb s.. q.
Dobbins rp,rben fdlimm suseridtet unb ibr
Tafelperf lit sroBen S9aben. 9ieieIben
iino, eitise io9or NIT 9eds, i'm ct. Gfair SIub
etnaeldufen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-10-10
11nier 8ad)ertiid.

gon ,3ideIs beufdsamerifaniiden Sa,
n,ilienbldttern" erbielten mir bic erite nit
9nfdnsen pon bibihen gsopellen ausseItattete
2ieferung.. IIle spei gSohen erIbeint cine
2ieferuns pon 40 auartieiten fur ben serinsen
greis Don Is Gents. @lei63eitis erbieIten
mir Die grdn,ie, bic ben Nbonnenten gratis
seltefert tpirb, Elm prabtpoIer StabIItih,
vBaul unb 8irsinie" benen 2aoenpreis $500
betrdet Ulan fann in Columbus BEL &. ubls
mann ooer 81. Notbli1 unterf rfdreiben pber fib
birect an g. 3ifeI, IS Dep Ctr, Stem gorf.
nenben. sff s8s sa
Gin f6redIides Sdidfal bate Sen.
W. Sarrotp pcn snbiana, Der pon Der Gree
Ieppartei in Snbiana gu eine,il ibrer graiibens
ten1pabImanner ernannt iparb Ct fplIte an
Treitas abenb in Sefferionuille, s,biana,
cine politiide Rebe balten; aber Der giienz
babnmagen, in ipeIdem er fubr, iprans bon
ben Sbienen, neil cine berleIben serbrohen
mar. 5arrop ruurbe berausgeIdIeubert, unb
Der Basen fieI auf TIN unb ;erquetfdte ibn
auf ftir6tbare 8eiie. Man idaffte ben 1lns
sliidIiden na6 Nem AIbanp, mo- er mad
ruenisen Stunben itarb. ST mar abpofat in
Mount 8ernor. 800
Miner Beam, Elm SniaiIe bes Gefans.
mites gu Sunburp, pa, brad farsIid ein
God burd Die Mauer ieinsr 3ele unb entfam
auf bieie Weiie. aur3 mad ieiner SIu9t irod
Berrp Saas, ein gum Iobe 8erurtbeilter,
bur6 baheIbe God, besab iid aber bann gu.
sleid gum 9efdngnibparter unb bena5ridtiss
te bieien pon ber SIudt Beams. 9ladbem
er oas 9etban, perflste er iid semltbIi5
,uieber mad feiner 3eae.
Ser gifeL NIT bem iid Die iunsen Sas
panelinnen in 8aibinston ibren Stubien bins
seben, 1T berpunoernspertb, ffelenrpeiie 10
iibertrieben, BOB bic Mabden ibre @eiunbs
beit babel opfer1. SRI. 9io goibenias. bas
aItefte unb inteaiSenteIie Der iun8en Mabden,
bat iid bir9 unausseiestes Stubiren Elm aue
senIeiben suse3osen, in 6oIse beien iie tpabrs
| fdeinIi6 blinb perben tpirb. Die patientin
rpirb mad Sapan 3iridseididt merben unb an
ibrer Stelle Elm anberes iunses Wdbden nad
Mafbinston fomn,en. SRI. Rio goibeniaS
rpar bel ibren NiHdhlerinnen 70 beliebt, bab
bielelben BEL Der gsadridt pon ibrer bepor.
5tebenben abreiie ibre Iraaer n ber riibsenA,
ften Weiie f,inbsaben -
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-10-10
slbmiraI NIbet In Berlin.

Momira[ MIben beribtet unter benz II.
Septensber pon @Iafftabt an bas Warinea
Department, grina MbaIbert, Momiral Der
preubiiden sslotte, babe Der Ser. Staaten
Slotte einet, BeIub abseitattet unb iid febr
lobenb iber ben Siltanb Der Sdiffe ausses
iproden. Jerner beridtet ber a6miral, oab
er nit mebreren ieiner Dffi3iere Berlin mdbT
renb Der aaiiers3uiammenfinft beIu1t babe
uno bab Ct nit be5onberer Nusseibnung e,rp
pfansen morben iei. SobaIo Daneroft sVls
tbeilung potl ibrer Mnfpefenbeit gemabt babe,
ieien tie benahrihtigt morben, bab maj, he
oils bic Gafte bes Gaiiers betradte unb baB
3immer uno 9ferbe gu ibrer 8erfiisuns
ftdnben.
Am 7. bes porisen Monats bdtten fie ber
Barabe pon $4,000 Wtann beigepobnt, mad
tueI9er lie benz 8aiier unb Der 2aiierin pon
DeutldIanb porseneIlt unb bann NIT ben
ilbrisen boben @diten sur TafeI in, f0niss
lt9en Balais sesosen rporben rpdren. arn
s, 9. unb 10. September fei Ct mnb feline
SffiSiere hem 9roupriasei, unb beiien Gerabs
lin porseiteM tuorhen mnS babe nit Der quite
bes 8ailers bem Nanoper Bel Spanbon bets
seluobnt, nit benz faiierIiden Stab sefpeiit
unb bann bas seit.gonsert befudt. @dbe
renb Der SeitIidfeiten, fast AemirL AIben,
lei Inn pon ben Srei Gaiiern urS BON ESmu1t.
liden MitsIiebern ber faiferli1en BaalI9
piel NufmerfIamfeit su GbeiI gemorben, ,pps
NIT bielelben ibre sodadtuns unb Die 6re,inbs
f6aft fiir Die Ser. Staaten on ben Tag ees
lest batten. Der geridt SdIiebt nit Auss
briifen bes Dattfes fiir bic Aufmertian,feiten,
pelde Inn pom Ser. Staaten Geianbtsn
Bancroft su Ibeil gemorben mdren.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-10-10
DER w WEsTBoTE.
aElNHAaD 4 TIEsEa, Publishes.


bes gr6bten llnpiQens, In bic 1lnterlipps
bobrte, mad einisen Sta6funen absr benz 30.
pitdn ,uieber ein ge8lattetes @eiidt, bod einsn
ni6ts @utes meiIIasenben BIid aeiBte, rpcrin
milbIam perbaltene Sdabenfreube finfeIts.
,,Das lit Elm Sail pon offenbare- Saasredtss
perIebuns", anberte Der SdIobberr, ben Gie
mir ba in aaer Gemiitblidfeit ersdbIen anb
II, meiner Befusnib Idge es, bas Gtfdfuerfabs
rem rpeaen bieier unsefetli6en 9anblung ses
gen ssbren pfleselobn al bedntraaen; ba i'd
aber felblt finberIos bin unb bieier 0enieitreia
beg iunsen Mannes nebr nseiit yitleio oils
n,einen Corn berausforoert 10 lou ibm bieles
ger9eben peraieben 1ein, obgleid id niht bes
9reife, ruie ber gaftelIan bas frede ginbrinsen
in .lein 6otel erlauben fonnte."
ugld, ben Batter Dalbret fneinen guer @nas
ben, nabm Jerranb bas Wort. uSa, feben
Sic, bas bat 10 feline eisene Bemanbtnib,
,pesbalb Der ate oaas,uart bas iunse 8arIb=
den 10 Iiebeuon aufgenommen.
,Wie Sic pieqei6t nidt ruiKen, lpie id Sic
aber uerii9ern barf, rei9en bic grianerinsen
biefes aIten 9oneitifen nod in iene Seit Sa=
rid, Uo bas erite 2allen bes Sobnes ber
Maraui1e BON DorIais bic gItern unb Die
Dieneri6aft entsadte. Der Alte tuiH nun IN
r,einetn Armano ben iunsen Stansn,bolter
Der Samilie nnb feline 5rali in bein SansIins
ben toStaegIaubten grben Der Dorlais'i9en
Sitter rpiebererfannt baben. Das llebri8e,
Serr Marquis, fonnen Sic ii6 ia leibt ielbit
;uiamnen reimetl unb id benfe, bas @eiheibst
teIte mare, Sic fhenften nleinem Mrmono Sas
0oteI unb erfauften fid baonrd be. aises
franften Genab bes iibriser Beiittbunts Der
Derlais."
Der Warquis bate, nm oas nerp6ie Git
term bas bel ben lebten Worten bes Rapitdns
Ieinen eeib burd;ufte, benieIben 3u uerbersen
Ieine 6onb ouf bas aopfephe Der Bettitelle
3eftibt, unb itd ourd bieien MnbaIt ieine
5elbitbeberri6uns bepabrt. Gr mace poh
roboem tuesen elmer entidiebene1 9lntpors
luf bieies Iniinnen in srober gerIesenbeit
,epeien, tuenn iid ttie9t in bieiein ausenbIid
'ie Iblr seoffnet, unb Der Gintritt bes aams
nerbieners ibn ieiner peinIiben Gage ent;osen
)dtte. Das mar 6ilfe TT Der Notb fir ben
5dlobberril ruie bieier 3lpildenfa4 anberns
slls bic Mftien Armanbs gun, Sinfen brahte
(ffprtfebuna fplat)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-10-10

Sir beI1eioen uns, nur einen Gbeil bes Bez
iibtbuns Der Dorlais Don Sbnen ilberrpielen
su erbalten, uno mein Yflese1obn biirfte eiriz
sermaBen sufrieoen 9efeLt lein, ,penn ienes
Sotel in 0sarIeiIe tim eeoirt ,pilroe. Mas
iasen Sic gu bieiem 8or}dlas berr Mars
quis 2" ~
,8ober pifen Sic, bab i'd ein Grunbitiid
in Uiari beiise?" frus Der Dsarqais, bei.
fen 9altuns unb Wimif iid grade pieber benz
6abitus zines ltolsen Goelnlannes gu ,,dbern
Iu6terl.
,8ober i9 bas erfabren 2" periebte Der
Seemann ldbelnb, ysunadft aus benz Utoni=
teur, tuorin Sbr glotar ben beabiidtisten 8erz
fauf oieier Seiisuns anseist Johann aus Dem
Munoe zines aaufIuitiserl, Der aud ale feline
Nebenbubler tlberbteten ,piirbe, rpenn er nidt
arm ipie eine airbenmaas rpdre. 9esbalb
beabii6tt9t ct aud, iib oas !SoteI bon Guer
@naoen i6enfen Su laflen; es 1T = nun mer=
fen Sic oenn nod ntdt, pon ,uem i'd iprede2"
uWiit 8er9nlset nebme i1 bapon Mft,
bab Sic, burdbrunsen iebenfaus pon bem
8ewubtiein bes llnre6ts, bas Sie mir aetban,
ii1 fett einisen Miinuten zines anitdnoiaeren
Cones sesen mid befIeibiaen. 9lber periteben
fann i6 Sic in Sbrer b6fli6en gusorudstpei.
ie ebenfopenis, als uorbin in Sbrer beIeibi.
senben @robbeit. Siennen Sic mir babe,
obne nmI6peife ben Namen bes 8etreffen
ben!"
pSta9 ben iollen Sic mid nicbt smeinta
| frasen, Serr Ntarqlis, nnb perben Sic ben
Wunide bes arn,en Sunsen I'M 10 eber rpil
| fabren, ruenn i'd Sbnen mittbeiIe, bab ,,,eir
Bfegefobn 4rmanb, Der eine srobe Meinunl
BON Sbrer 8robmatb best iid in Griuartunt
Der S6enfuns porldufs i1on in benz Cote
/ etnquartiert bat"
Ser aapitan bielt inne unb ersotte ii9 a,
Der Betroffenbett ieines @esners, Der fei,
oberes Gebib, nit benz unperfennbaren 3eihe,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-10-10

| gen pes Se[IH 5tupttQHs, ltep Iteg DeE SutItS
mis- pernebnlel ypou9tdnbis aufseflart iiber
bic 8emegsriinoe, tuel9e oas abgei6loiIene,
Ii6tI6eue 8erfabren bes ipitbibil9en Salz
lunfen erflarerl Der iid fiir Guren Serrn
aussiebt 2"
,Ob uir bas fino, Serr 8enoit" rief 8a=
ter Dalbret uno baltic Die Sarlt nab benz
8iIbe bes SdiTsar;tss, ,uel6es oer &apitdn
an bas grobe Santilienportrat Der Oorlais
selebnt bate. sd bin stuar ein alter Dfann
nit marfloIen &no1erl aber nit oieien San=
ben erluilrse i'd bas 59enial, rpenn es 1t9
unteritebt, Die 1peblbesriineeteil 8e9te meines
snaoisen iungen Serrn nt9t anSnerfennen. :"
so lanse es nod Gere9ttsfeit in Sranfz
reid siebt," perleste Der &apitan gio lange
bebarf kes au9 ni9t beiner Saaite, alter
UsanrL Inn Die S6ma6, iuomit Der frebe
Rduber bas g8appeni6ilo Der Sorlais befledt
bat, Oil bieIem Gnnporfommlins Der Sinoe 81
ridden. llnb 1penn es etnem sufom11t Sttrn
sesen Stirn, benz 8etruser eeseniibersutreten
uno bas Hesiiter 1einer 0illetbaten burd)
Borte pon Der S6drfe eines sweil6neioisen
DoldeS, .pie Iie Die seredte Sadie bie jebt
uertrete, int seeisneten 9lusenbltde mir ei1z
seben ,pirD, in 1einem 1dmarSen Snnern NIT
feurisen 2ettern aufflammen su laiien 10 bin
i'd es, uno Niemano ioa mir in bieiem yors
baben ben Stang ablaufen. SD iebe ibn
i6on i'm 8etIte Dor mir 81 areuje frieden,
oenn i6 merbe tim on eine Seene it1 jenen'
fleinen 8oot bas Der glsnbe commanbirte,
erinnerll peren 5euse i6 seweien uno Die idl
erit, ieitoem i'd Galpb Slamminston aui
ienen, Bortrat erfannt in lebenoisen 3asen
mir Dor Die Seele setreten it,"
rg8opon 1pribit pu, mein gater 2" frus Del
Stcon1te s.
sd erinnere mid, Dap bein arsIoier 8a
ter, furs ebe er gum @rad emportlomn1, ben
sleisneriiden Sdiifsarate cine idparSe 9oi
iette iiberrei6te, Die bieier nadber ,inter ieine
Wtontur befeitiste. Dein Slater unb SIam
n1inston iaben itb ni6t ,pieoer. sat biei
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-08-31
.4nothe9. COLd-BLOOtted MHfder an
Baltimore.

A cold -blooded murder was committed at the
dwelling, No. 664 W. Lombard street, Baltimore,
about 2 o'clock on Tuesday morning last, the
victim being Mrs. Amelia Wheat, aged " years
The house where the tragedy occurred was occu-
pied by Mrs. Uppercu, widow lady ; her daugh-
ter, son named Jesse, Mrs. Wheat and color
ed servant. About the hour above named the
Deighborhood was aroused by cries from Jesse
Uprercu, a nephew of The murdered lady, who
summoned the police tor protection against bur-
glars, who, be alleged were in the honse. The
officers and number OF ne,ghbOrs entered The
Dwelling ana made thorough search OF the
premises below out no one could be found, al
though the back door gave evidences OF having
yen broken OPEN and the back gate was unlock
Tue searchers then proceeded M stairs and
ouSd two OF the chambers strewn with paper
ahkinds and presenting a scene OF great con
~u. On entering the chamber of Mrs. W hea
Tits'' ,..~-'.-s 49, lei
temple. Young Uppercu was taken into an ad
joining room and questioned by of the off
Gers IN reference to the Tragedy, and being un
able to give satisfactory statement, he wa
taken into custody and conveyed to the polio
Station. He made several statements to the off
GERS, all OF them differing from each other anc
ahseemlng to point to him as the guilty party
jury OF inquest was summoned but after ex
aiming number OF witnesses and deliberatinp
some time they were unable to agree as TO who
caused The death Of Mrs. Wheat
Uppercu is % years of age, was born in Bali.
more county, is law student in the office Of
John r. Poe, Esq, and is possessed OF more than
ordinary Intelligence. Mrs Wheat, his ami.
was wealthy lady, probably worth $50, OoO a
part OF which sum she had already settled upon
Young Uppercu, whom sue had educated and
who Was looked upon as a great favori,e of his
aunt. DE was to have been married in about
two weeks to a young lady of Baltimore and a
room had already been furnished in the house to
serve as bridal chamber.
There are various theories advanced as to who
d'd the killing and the object which prompted
Inc Villain to such deed of blood, but the facts
"a the case seem to point Enthusiastically to Young
Oppereu as the murderer, and that his object
Was to place himself in possession of his aunts
entire orluue
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-08-31

THINKING ABOUT REpESrrSc.-Last fall a..
49, ~, ~D' 'oio democrats that "lf they voted for
'"o democrats on the Independent tickettbav
would be supporting the Radicals who h.
e'O'ore prosecuted them so outrageousy."
NOW, this Journal man-o o,o9eJ az -,
e"cy' paragon of political pirtues. n ,nooo;o 81
"0"tpTe~e'Sa0e political -demonstrats tho
political correctness of his adv;ca bu -;
Snese same Democrats, who were forbidden I've
privilege of voting for a Democratic fried and
nelgnoor' to vote for Horace Greeley. a lifelong
4eepu0,'can' Friend Ruby, don't you fell queer
WINE DONG it? Don't you repent of wat Won
'oid them last fall? If not. which did vor
mean whatyou said then or what Won a now,
Il IL was amusing TO see some Democ,ats hob-
''00'ag a''M Mr.. John T. Eusor" last all. how
hucn more Infinite amusement must II he 70
ee the promulgatOr of this quotation hobnob-
ing Wild Horace Grseiey and Charlessumner
'u' tne Journal for a wonder, left a place 70
ra"l out. 1t said to the Democrats thus .bob.
0oOing," "if they like the com papy it is all
le same to the Democracy" Really. friend
uoy' you should apologize to the Dem
ra'S you scared this way last fall for keepino
ne company" of Horace Greeley. A manly ;
urse demands it.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-08-31
4 PerilOus Season.

Glorious and delightful the Summer weather. 49, It's
tropical heat is severe trial the vital powers Even
the strongest sometimes Frustrated by its Effects
The phrase applied to this condition OF the
body general debility Now, general debility arises
from and includes variety of ailments. The liver is
more less affected the bowels either consupated
or too much relaxed the stomach but half performs the
work of Digestion the appetite is poor and the spirits
depressed This is what is called general debility. IL
is general disaTrangement of all the physical functions
them ALL Hosteters Stomach Bitersis specially adapt
ed to this purpose Its general operation is not confined
single organ If the liver is affected it restores It's
Tone II the stomach is torpid it regenerates it, fthe
tremuous and weak, il braces and renorces
them. If the mind which ever sympathizes with the
body is gloomy and Respondent it relieves the dhcui
ty and brings the whole mechanism OF the Douy
into harmany with the laws of health.
There is no civilized nation in the Western Hemis-
phere in which the utility of HOstetters Stomach BIZ
tonic, corrective and ambitious medicine is
known and appreciated. Throughout the Tropic 1t
is considered both by the people and the profession the
standard specific While il is medicine for all seasons
and all climates it is especially suited to the complaints
generated by the weather. being the pures and best veg
etable stimulant in the world
Beware of the Btters made of acid and dangerous
materials, which inscriptions parties endeavoring
to foist upon the people, Their name is LEGION and
the public has guarantee that they not poison
Gus. Adhere to the tried remedy HostetteIs Biters
sold only in glass, and never in kegs or barrels.
Aug. 3.-lm.