davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-29
Wilson's CarbolatedCod Liver

Oil 1T tpabri6ein1t9 Die etn3igite W1ez
6tatn, tpel6e mirflt9 bic S9tptnbin9t
6etIt. @s tptrb ni6t MIR ais Elm 2tn6e=
rungsmtttel angeboten, fonbern BELT, tpie
6ur6 biele Safe ,betptefen tper6en fam.
Die G6eorie tit einfa9 1tnb gut. Gar
boltc Ntio" berbtnbert Die !3erit0rung,
9ebertbran ndbrt nub ftGrft baS SDitem.
Die S~erbinbung BON @arboltc &ctb nit
etnem norpegti6en 2ebertbran lit bon
nationaler Wt6tigfeit. 9as yGarboloz
te0 SOB 2tber Otl lit bel BEN beiten
0rus9iten 81 baben. 25illtutp0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-29
@efdbrItGeS SpietsemG.-SoSt=
Tide NertumuSa.n8 etneS &tta0ctt

ottr4 et1tett 8efptelett+ @eitern
gormtttag UNI IL 116r eret9nete it9 i'll
Der @trt6i6aft bes 6errn 81. Nnoerlon
SEQ. 20 Wiltpaufee NpenIe, ein 16redltz
Dies 11n9lid. @ilbert 9lnberion, Der
finfidbri9e Sobn bes Wirtbes, ipielte
NIT Slaf Seiner1on, etnem feds Sabre
alten &l1aben, Der erft borgeftern nit let>
nem Slater aus Californian bier anges
fommen mar. Ser fleine Olaf bottle aus
benz 9tetlegepG6 IeincS 0aters einen fleie
men GebolDer, Domtt bic &inber ipielten.
Jtteman0 bemerfte bies. Yl0blt6 frad)tc
elm S6uB nno Gilbert f~tiir3te, in Die linfe
Sette getroffen, 16tper oeripunDet nieoer.
Or. DtcGu4ougb erflGrt, 6aB ber &leine
nt9t NIT BEN 9eben bapon fomrner
forn.
Der SeetunneG bat bom ltfer aus
r1unrtebr Die 2anQe o BOO SUB err
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-29

CASTOREA It aai Gi9f al; !. en- & ss s:4 tias e:
.superldiftse artifel, ben es
Belt nnb notirIi6en e6Iuf erseust. es it onseuebn1
einsnn.5men. Seine i9laflOien SPLITTER n,ebr. nod
ibreienoe SGu9linse! 1ll6We'no
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-29

= Ser yGbicaso Californian Club"
bat IN Der Ndbe bon Sefferion etn bebeuz
tenbes @run6ftid angefauft, bas in Ell
men 8art ltmgetpaubeIt merDen ion.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-29
Gin 8eriebemer @ammer ffanb gez

Gttt ~8eriebetter 0amtter ftdnb ge>
jtern in Der Ber1on bes 9errD Sobn1on
bor benz 8olt3etrt6ter Der Weitieite.
9er 8ur19e gtng gu benz Sauie bon s..
90. 8ratt, So. 463 Weit Waibtngtnnz
itraBe un6 tlingelte. Ser farbi9e Oiener
bes 6auies erf6ien un6 Sobnion frogte
mad einem i6ottti9en Wdo6en, 0as bort
6ienen fonte. ST erbtelt 6te Qnttport,
elm 1ol6es MGb6en btelte ft6 BORT nt6t
onf. rSoQte t6 mid III benz !6auie gez
trrt bGben", metnte Der @auner , rtDie
beiBt bod 6er 6err bes 6olties 2"
nBratt" mar Sic Nnttport. v9GS lit
aaer6ings ni9t 6as riGttge 9ats." Wfit
6teien @orten entfernte it'd Sobnior,
Der nun ieinen eriten 3ped erret@t ben
geamen 6es 6au56errn erfobren bate.
Nuf irgen6 cine Wetie tpar t6m aud be-
FAINT setporben, bob 6err Yratt nit
@oo6ri9, geo. 369 Weit WfaDtionitrdBe;
in @eI9dftsberbtnbung itebe. 0anad
tpurbe IS ibm 1ei9t, auf ei1e gefdlI6te,
Brott unteraet6nete, Note bin SO IN benz
%9enannten @ei9Gft 81 %erlangen. SI
dbnlt6er @etie bate Der 8uri9e nod
einige an6ere Stret6e periibt. ST tDaro
unter $4,000 9iirgi6aft Dem Sriminale
9ert9t ~IberDie1en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-29

Gin Ge10rmtcr+ SenrD 8rtd1efe
fIagt auf S9etbnng BON g8ilbelmine.
Bier Wtonate nod Der Gtniegnung Der
@6e o%ergr0Berte fi6 Die 6amiIte. 6enrD
fhtDDrt, baB CT bon bteiem unter anoern
1%1mitGnben 10 erTreuLt6en @reig1tiB poQ9
5tdn6ig iberraI6t DOr0en lei un6 be-
Dauptet, boB NiL1elmine i'm bur9 8es
frus unb fali6e 9oripteSelnngeu our
G6e OerFI5rt babe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-29

Get0Stet. I'm II l1br geftern Na6z
mtttas itIrSte ser IA Sabre alte Sranf
S9defer, tpdbren6 Ct in @eneini9aft
nit anbern &naben auf BEN fla9en @agz
CONS zines, in Betpegung beftnoltden
3uges Ser MIton un6 ct. 9ouis 8a6n
entlang lief, 3tpii9en bte GGber. Der
unglIdli6e &nabe tpur6e cine Stre6e
tpett fortgeI6letft unb in g~rauen6after
Weife erfletl9t. ST ftarb na6 fur3er
3ett in Der Wobnun9 ietner gltern, SEQ.
10 Mtarnen StraBe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-29
CENTAUR EMINENT

tSat %pun5erbore @nren Don 9tbeu=
mdtt5mus, S6merSen, @el9wnliter,
Sroitbeulen, 8erbdrtuneer Der Sriz
ite, 8ronbpunbeny 8erbrIbunsen,
SalSfluB II. I. 10. am menl9It9en
8orper, unb 8errenfun9en, Spotb.
Dur6i6euerunger II. +. NJ. an Gbteren
in einem Sabre perridhtet, ols one
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-29

Die Bertenadbne I'M &oienmun6,
Der Saudi, ber &ranfe ma6t geiltn6,
Die Getae fte tIbren gum Siege Did on,
111b 6ns bat QQes So3obont 9etban.
SpaIbins's 9eim gum Nusbeiiern bon
OtDbeln, Sptel3eug u.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-29

HF 11eber bic Qnerfsnnung, tpeI9e
nuerieitS BEN 9amburger Sropfen ais
etnem tpirfIi6 9ebtegenen6 eiLmitteI pir6,
16rei6t Serr lnton 8renfen, Gamaqua,
8a.: NQe Qer3te berprbnen Ste 6amburz
ger Sropfen bon Or. Quguft G0ntg. Sin
9err0 oftor bemerfte, es tpGre feline Wtez
ot5in in ben Npot6efen, bte 10 gut pdre,
ais Die 6%amburger Tropfen. Is.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-29

Grtrmmfen. 9te 8arfe y@la6tator"
ner1ieB 0prgeitern Qben6 SEN btefiqen
9afen. OILS bas Sabr5eu9 cine fleine
Strede anf ben See btndus mar, ~ititr3te
Der Weotroie 6enrD 0eiiel in SoG9e zines
JebItrttts iiber 8or6 un6 ertranf, ebe
ibm 6i1fe gebra6t tperben fonrtte. 0eiiel
binterlGBt cine 8tttpe un6 ein 8in6,
tpo6n6aft Scr. 726 GdnaLitraBe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-29
&uMHaMSneuttta

&tttf1tSneuttt9. Der Sau bes
groBen 9erbitausf tenuu9s Palaites fdngt
an, feline Srii6te gu trager1, au9 auf ons
BERN @ebiete. Die in Ser b~ergangenen
Wo6e in Buffalo berfammelt getpefene
misunderstanding BON photographer
bat bei6loien, Die nd9ite groBe 3nnit=
1nSfteaun9 i'm Suit 1874 in Chicago su
9oIten, ipenn bas observation-disclosures
fir ben 3ped erlnnet tDer6en fann. ST..
81. 5esler, elmer Ser dlteiten 8botograz
pben @5tcagos, Der fei1en Sit iebf in
@DanftOn bat, lift nit ben 8orar6eiten
betrdut por6en. Die Qusiteaungen
umfafien nt6t Bios bic Werfe bon 86o=
%togrdp6er, fonbern ebenfaus aae State
r%ialien, @%bemtfalten n1b 6ilfsmttteG,
,mel3e BON photographer benltbt tuers
ben. IS ptr6 ba6ur9 bteie &nnft I'M
9an5en 2anbe g~ef0rbert ut6 cine itetiee
@ntmtdeIung erm0glt6t. Ntan re6net
bel Der nG6iten &usitenung auf bic 8e=
t%betIigung bon 5000 8~6otogropben aus
allen SbeiIen bes 2anbes.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-29

GaaE-UtG J1dWffdge Us DeoeIz
terb. 8reiie ftdttq. Starf35, Otter Street,
33, Bbtlabelpbia 81; 2ublpm IS, Getptsz
ton "a, american 81, Ontario q. 35
Burlaps. 1922; @unnteS, einfa6 l83
-I93, boppelt 28-29; Wou1dde 65-7Oc;
Weblidfe, / Sri 10 O0-1O SO, ! 8rI.
IA Sob co.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-29

Gin Son Satat. ftanb geftern in Der
BeriOn bon @mos 9. 8iI6op Dor 6riez
oensrt9ter 9a9gett urtter ser. i6tperen
Qntlage Der 8tgamie. Selin6a 8i16op,
bic SIGgertn, be6auptete, 6aB @moS ibr
I'M Sanuar 1871 Dor benz Qltar 0ie6e un6
3reue 9ei9poren babe. Sic 1et aber
nt9t Die @in5ige, Die Elm foI9es @el0b=
nib bon ibm er6alten babe. 9a 1ei etne
Nnnd Sntgbt, nit Der babe er's eben1o
gen1a6t. l1n6 bonn September b. g. Bis
Waat B. s. babe Der Wormone nit 6teIer
@atttn Nnna in $50. 10 g1obleitraBe Ell
men 9ansitanb ge6abt. 9tnna mar aud
1ntDeien6. Sic lit btel 6iibi9er ais Sez
Iinba, mas iebo9 Die giftisen 8life Der
2ebteren nt9t etn5ugeiteben 16ienen.
Qmos ielbt, Der gliidIt6e Don Sudn,
ift Elm bO9ft 9etDObnli9 ousie6enoer
Singing, ettpa bon benz S6Iage 6es
ao9 Der Stabt in bic S6uLe ge16idten
~0Drfftubers+ Qugenf6etnli6 reiBen ii6
bic S9onen I'm i'm. 8ienei6t beitBt er
nnbere 8or3iige. 9a es nt9t ~betptefen
per0en fonnte, OBJ Nmos uno2lnna tpirfz
lid ge1eBlt9 berbunoen por6en o6er nur
IN piL6er @be 9elebt baben, 10 tpurbe Der
9lngeflaete fret9eipro6en. @r bat ilbrtz
gems Dor etntgen Eaen gegen Seltnba
fDegen b~6spi1igen gcrlaiienS auf S6eie
D1rng angetra9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-29
Set @eribet etneS SoSti0Ia9S
tad Observation-Disclosures &aftettt=
5ieh1tft0 ei1tQefntt0GfA Serdednt

SEE @eriiber ettteS SoSti0Ia9S
naG Observation-Disclosures 9aftettt=
5ieDttt8 ctt9efGn9en. Sergeant
Sobnfon ber6aftete geitern 9egen Q6eno
duf @runb etnes, aus 2anfin9, Wdna=
Gee Gount1, Soma, bterber 9ei6idten
6aftbefebl5 einen Noripe9er OfamenS
So6n Wdrtin1on. Sol9en6es lit Der
5ergdng bes besiglt9en 8erbre6en5:
SIM Sebruar 1872 fanb in benz gez
rdnnten Stdbt6en eir, bon elmer ifa1t9
6inaoii4sn @eieni9aft beranitaltster
Masfeaba4 itatt. Marttnion tpur 8ez
bnfs Der 8tlIetabnabme an Der Saaltbure
potirt. 9l0bLt6 fa1ner1 bier angetrunz
feme imnge 2eute, etn Nmertfdner, etn
@nsldnber, Elm 9eutf9er unb etn GGorz
tpe8er, mad benz Gtngang bes 2ofales,
f6oben GGrmen6 Wdrttnfon bet1ette unb
tpoIten in BEN Xa1tsfaa1 ein0ringen.
Dem tptber1ebte ft6 6er @endnnte. @s
fam gum 6an69emenge un6 Warttnior,
Elm Meiier atebeno, nerieBte NIT bltbs
19neaen StDBen BEN fGnnttIt6en bier
Nngretfern Wn1ben.
Ser Nortpeger G6rtfttdn Sdnfon blteb
tobt auf benz 8ldBe. Die bret Qnberen
~senaien. Der 8unbesmari9an beS Or
tes fir9tete ii6, auein ben 9efdhrft6en
GoOti6lGser gu oer5aften, 1nb tpdbrenb
er BEN Sbertff gu fetneln 8etitanbe berz
6et6olte, ner16tpdnb Wfarttnfon. Die
angeitenten gea6forf9un9en ergaben,
baB Der Slii9tltng ben Mtiitifippt bins
inter na6 benz Sioen gega119en tDar.
8or Sur3em ma6te Elm g%etptier OleiOn
in 2~anftne bic Nn3eige, 6aB ber @eiudte
ft6 bier in Chicago beftn6e ur6 fir Die
Nortbtpeftern 8a6ngefenf6aft arbette.
Sergeant Sobnion fano Wartinion in
etnem &oftbauie on Der @de bon 6aliteoz
nnb Stn3teftraBe.
Ueartinion par6 bon etnem 8eri6ters
1tatter Ser Stats Settung" ge1tern Nbenb
in ber Station an Wabtiouitr. bciu3t.
9S @efangene 1T Elm f%letner, i6t0tern
eri9etnenber Weni3 BON % SaDren. Gr
fagt, baB er cine 3ettlan9 in @tsconitn
ais 9ol3i6neiber ~searbeitet babe unb Dor
etntgen Wonaten bierber 9efommen lei.
Die T0btung 6onfon's ftent er in Nbz
rebe. @r iast, baB et1e a1gemeine S6laz
geret ftatt9efunben babe. MuS Snr6t
Dor 8erboftung lei CT sefIoben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-29
gtt soSesfaM lit safe @ie,p,

WtW @UuESTWU ~ SWbG &tGtV<
Dim Wittpo9 ftarb in Ieiner @obnune
in 2ofe 8ietp 6err Baus, Ser 8eIiber Ell
net Der bier 8itb16aften, tpel6e bmr6
ben fIr3li9 ber0Hentlt6ten l1fas Der
SruiteeS bon Safe 8tetp 10 16tper be-
troffen tpprben iinb. Inter ben 9ellt16en
Safe 8tetp'S berri6te, ais Bic @tn3el6eis
ten oes Sterbefales befannt tpurben,
groBe @%ufregung. 0err 8aus mar Ell
nem 8Iutitur3 erlegen, Der ben 1on1t
frGftigen Mann auf'S &ranfenlager ges
tporfen bate. Wentge Stu11ben Dor 1eiz
mem Tobe iaete ct ietner tpetnenben Srou
unb BEN i6n um1tebe1ben Sreunoen:
v9aBt mid rubtg iterben, es lit beiier 10.
Weetn ~0e6enlang baben mir nns geq1dlt
unb iebt, mo es anfdnst better gu tpers
bet, nirnmt MA nn3 bic MDglt9fett Der
Grndbrung. 2aB't mid iterben." @s
1T natirIt6 ni6t mogli6 cine btrecte
8erbinbnms 5tnii3en Der @ntaie9u1g ietz
ner 2i3enS unb 6em Sobe oes 9errn
gauS ber3uiteIen. Iber etnen @tnfluB
auf ben @eiunbbetts3uitan6 bes 6errn
Baus mag bic Qufregun9 ni16 bic Nb>
Deberet immcr6tn au5geiibt baben. g8ir
c%onitdttren rur, bdB bic 9enti6en BON
Safe 8ien norgeitern ut6 seitern it6 in
groBe Qufregung befan6en nno DDn III
rem @efiib[ anf6etnen6 rt6tig gelettet
tDorben finb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-29
29tt@ cit Nanatltemnater. @t6ter

Xt1&W etN VNNItIteWO0teC+ JttOIer
6aines ftellte geitern etnen 8erbaftsbefe6l
gegen SO. Bodies aus, Ser in benz 9ei6z
ftan @fe 6aliteoz un6 Wa6tIonitraBe
bei9dftigt lit. Geranlaiiung 6a5u 9aben
bic &la9en ietner Srau @nen Bodies.
Sic 1T Iber Bic erften Sabre Der S6Dnz
belt melt binmeg, unb fdut gegentpdrttg
rrur bur6 ein blaues Nu9e un6 S6ramz
men int @eii6te auf, pel6e tbr Der unz
sarte @atte bei9ebra6t bat. Srau BOaes
be6auptet, tbr @atte BABE nt6t III lie
felbit auf 6as @rObli6ite %miB6anbelt,
ion6ern fi6 aud In elei6er Weiie seeen
ibre beiben TD6ter Glen 1lrb WarD, ioz
ipie tire Mutter Trau WuIboaan6 be-
nommen. Sa ser Wutbert6 babe Io9or
8eriu9e gema6t, iie nno ietne &inoer gu
tobten; tpie CT aud 5ereits etnen idmdbz
li9en unnatirli6en Nn9rtff auf ietn 10
Sabre oltes T09ter6et gema6t babe.
Welut bteie 9nflagen tpabr itnD, lit eS ais
Elm Slid fir bas gubltfum gu betro6>
ten, tpern g. Bodies binter S6loB nnb
Gie9el f0mmt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-29

OUH~OWU IILIILL UU lUUO.e-. UU-II w
Glfg per ,@a1one, MaLaefii9 20-22,
@ibereiitg 25-26, wetBer Betmeffig 70
gts.
@ingemadbte vrttdte. etn iebr i6Ie6z
tes @ei9Gft pnroe gema6t. Wtr quottz
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-06-03
Monday May 26th. 1878.

Trainsleave Harrisburg for New York, asfollows:
At $50 and $40, A. NJ, and ZOO p. M, connecting
with trains on the PeRnsylyania Railroad, and
arriving at New York at 1895 $50, and 9:45p.
Returning: Leave New York at 800 a. M, 1850
and 80 p. m, Philadelphia at 7So, a45a m, and
Ia Leave a. Harrisburg for Reading, Pottsve, Tama-
qua, Minersyille, Ashland, Shamokin, Allentown
and Philadelphia at $50 and 8 10 a. m, 200 and
4.05 p. m, stopping at Lebanon and principal way
stations; the 405 p. m, train connecting ior Phil
adelphia, POttsvilie and Columbia only. FOR fOtts-
vile, Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, via Schuyl-
kill and Susquehanna Railroad leave Harrisburg
East Pennsylvania Railroad trains leave Read.
ing for Allentown. Easton and New York at .3e
and 10 S5 a. m, and 400 p m RetggGTning gGn leave cave
Allentown at 7.20 a. MT 1925, 20, 435 ands PM
Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia at 7.SQ
Penn'a. Railroad, returning leaves Pottsville at
4$5 p. M, Stopping at all stations. ,o ,a
$50 pm. Herndon at 1000 am, Shamokin at GOO
and lilo a. M. Ashland at 7.lS a; m, and H. 2op-
New York, Reading Harrisburg, &c,
Leave Pottsyille via Schuylkllland susquehanna
Railroad at sos IN for Harrisburg and 1l.45
| m for PinegrOve and fremont.
| Pottsville Accommodation Train leaves Potts
irving at Philadelphia at 1910 a IN. Returning
leaves S Philadelphia at 5d5 m, passes se Heading
ac Tram eaEyes Potts
town at 6:45 m, returning, leaves Philadelphia
(Ninth and Green,) at 4.30 m.
Columbia Railroad Trains leaye Reading at 80
a M and 6:l5 p m; for Ephrata, Litz, Lancaster,
| Columbia, &C.; returning leave Lancaster at 500
a IN, and $50 p III, and Columbia at 8.l5 nj, and
| 500 pm
Perkiomen Railroad trains leave Perkiomen
Junction at 800 a m, 255 and 6 80 p m; return
ing, leave Green Lane at 500 m, 7.40 a. M. 1926
and 40 p. M, connecting with trains on the
Reading Rail Road.
Pickering Valley Railroad trains leave Phoenix
VILE at 9. .05 m, 3:05 and $3.50 p IN; returning,
leave Byers at $50 a M 12:40 and 4:20 IN, con-
Meeting with trains on Reading Railroad.
Colebrookdale Railroad trains leave POttstown
at $40 m and 1:05, and 6:20 p IN, returning
leave Mount Pleasant at 600, and 11:25 IN,
and 3 100 p m, connecting with trains on Reading
Railroad.
Chester Valley Railroad trains leave Bridgeport
at $3.50 m, 2:40 and 1888 p IN, returning, leave
DowningtOwn at 700 m, 2:30 and $40 IN, con-
Meeting with trains on Reading Railroad.
On Sundays: leave New York at 80 p M, Phil
delphia at 100 and :15 m, leave P0tttville at
So 0 m, and 235 p. m, leave Harrisburg at $3.50
a. m., and 200 PIN leave Allentown at 4.35 and
sos D. IN. leave Reading at 7.40 a. M and 10.l5 p.
m, for Harrisburg, at 1880 a m. for New York,
at TAO a. M, for Allentown at $40 a. m., and
4.10 p. m, for Philadelphia.
Commutation Mileage, Season, School and Ex
cursion Tickets to and from all points, at re-
duced rates
Baggage checked through 100 pounds allowed
J. T.. WOOTTEN,
Asst. Supt. Il Eng Mach'ry-
Reading, Pa, May 26th 1878.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-06-03
A Murder-Its Defense.

Sometime ago farmer named Samuel
went into the office of i. A. Marchant in
San Francisco, and shot him down while
he was counting money at his desk, and
then walked out and gave himself up. We
noted the fact at the time. Samuel has
been in Jail ever since, until few days ago,
when the Grand Jury set him free, failing
to find bill against him. Samuel himself
made a statement before the jury, and he
had seventeen witnesses to substantiate it.
There was more, but the gentlemen of
the jury had heard enough. They told
Samuel to go, and they felt like giving him
medal for having performed great
service to society by killing Marchant. 1t
is one of the most terrible stories of wrong
ever heard, as the truth may be limited as
well as told. Samuel had two daughters,
Emma and Ida, pretty school girls, one 10
and the other IA years old.
One was at boarding-school and the
other went to school in San Francisco, and
lived in Merchants family. 1t is sufficient
to say that Marchant had got both these
girls completely and entirely in his power
Marchant's letters to the one i'll the semi
nary, of some of which Samuel had OBJ
tanned possession, revealed the state of that
case. The other was just as bad, and both
exhibited most depraved system of
treachery and abuse of hospitality prac-
ticed ever since the oldest girl was years
old.
The father recalled both of his daughters
home, and sent word to Marchant that he
never wanted to see him again. Marchant
paid him visit, however, and seemed de-
termined to keep up his intimacy with the
family. 'Samuers wife, the girls mother,
is in Texas, insane and, as his daughter
only protector, he went to San Francisco on
purpose, and walked into Marchaat's Office
and shot. The Grand Jury could not see
any murder in such an act of family de,
fense as this.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-06-03
Arctic Region Trophies.

Among the achievements of the Polaris
expedition are trophies belonging to the
animal world, and lot of maline fossils,
collected by Captain Tyson on tire plains,
ravines and highest Of the mountains sit
uate near Robeson's Channel. The con-
clUsion drawn by him from his investiga-
tion of these fossils is that the place where
they were found was once the bed of a sea-
He alse discovered three she'll fish, or
snails, petrified, but otherwise perfect, and
a petrified piece of wood.
ALL these are now'ea board the Tigress
This neigslborhood abounded at times in
the musk OK, about twenty-fonr of which
species were killed by different persons
twelve of them by Captain Tgson. One
only was killed the first year, but the
track of many more were seen. Besides
these ,evidences'of animal life, there were
h1nting utensils, hatshets, and marks of
encampments, supposed to be loft from the
hunting ,expeditions'0f the Bsqutmaux in
this quarter, but not wecently. No traces
of any permanent residence were to be
seen, while one of its iRfallible indices, the
presence of the,dead Bodies of the tribe,
was wanting
4 curious feature in the habits,ef these
people is thah they never bury the dead, as
is customary nearly all the rest of the
world, excepting those who burn them, nor
do they trouble ,themselVes in the least to
conceal the last resting place of their re-
latiOa or friend, to protect it from the out
rage Of bird, beast or reptile. He is simply
left xpon the surface of the snow, ice or
ground to rOter be,deveured by the wolf
the binds or ,cSrnivorous animalsof the
deep should they come within reach.
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The Tornado lin Iowa.

The lass uepOnts from the scene of the
tornado On Washington county, Iowa,
make the aahmber killed ten, and wounded
twenty-five About half as many were
killed and wonnded in KeokVk. Some of
the injured are hurt internally and fatally.
Others have hegs and arms broken.
The more the catastrophe is Investigated
the greater appears Its hOrTOEs. About
1900 people from all paGts 0f the country
around about, vi<ited different parts of the
scene Monday afternoon. One of them
found note for aJ00, belonging to MIR.
Babcock, some tUa miles from the house
and returned it.
The clergy Of Washington preached
almSst exclusively about the disaster and
attendant sorrows CA Sabbath moraing.
Rev. Mr.. Williamson, of the First PDesby-
terian Church, claims that it was a special
Providence sent on the people for theil
sins. ORe of them belongs TO the church,
and nearly all the others were churdl
people which makes the sermon rather
severe.
meeting is TO be held there 20 sec
what can be done toward establishing re-
lief fund. Seme of the farmers are left
penniless, and such means will undoubted
ly be furnished as to give them fresl
start.
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puNcANNoN STATION.

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WESTWARD.
Way Passenger. S.3l A. M, daily except Sunday
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Pittsburgh Ex. (iag) IL. OSa M, daily except Sunday
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gB- A thrifty yefmont widow, finding
some delay in the burial of her late Lus-
band. owing to the caying IN Of the ground,
rather than waste time. went to the minis
ter's house and was married to another
husband, and returned 20 finish the burial
Of the first.