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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-11-20
A Lesson for Smokers.

PLAIN speaking was formerly consid-
cred duty by the Quakers. 1t is pity
they do not practice il oftener on smokers,
taking the following as specimen:
Recently Quaker was travelling in a
railway carriage. After a time, Observ-
ing certain movements on the part of a
fellow-passengcr, he accosted him as fol.
lows:
"Sir, thee seems we'll dressed, and I
dare say thee considers myself well-bred,
and would not demean thyself to do an
ungentlemanlike action, wouldst thee ~
The person addressed promptly replied,
with considerable spirit
Certainly not, if knew it."
The Quaker continued:
"And suppose thee invited me to thy
house, thee would not think of Offering
me thy glass to drink out of after thee
had drank out of it myself, wouldst
thee?"
The Intercepted replied
"Abominable! No! Such an Offer
would be most insulting"
The Quaker continued:
"Still less would thee think of Offering
me thy knife and fork to eat with, aftel
putting them into thy mouth, wouldst
thee p
The INTERCEPTED answered.
ITO do that would be an outrage on all
decency, and would show that such q
wretch was out Of the pale of civilized
society,""
"Then," said the Quaker, "with those
Impressions on thee, why shouldst thee
wish me to take into my mouth and nos
trils the smoke from that cigar which thou
art preparing to smoke, after sending the
smoke out Of thine own mouth ~
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-11-20

The Supreme Court Of South Carolina
has cidedagainst railroad company
in suit brought by Knox 8 Gill, mer-
chants chant %. Of Camden, in that IT.! State to re;
charge for freight; and the Supreme
Court Of Iowa has awarded q $50 to a
father for the killingof his child by q
passing train,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-11-20

A NEW use for patent pills has been dis
covered: A farmer living in Kansas vii
lage was abruptly visited by robbers one
night not long ago, and having gun and
powder, but no shot, loaded with box o.
fever pills and blazed away. The result
was as satisfactory as though the rascal'
had swallowed the pills. One of then
was killed outright, and another danger
Ously wounded.
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thousand subscrbe and
ehopegi eitnany
the will be found In It,
ac ineligible and interesting manner
nothing that offend the
legiby printed in its
regularly in this department.
I'll
and threaten to undermine
their
cattle which it particular attention
dollar will get the Tor
Columns Only 81 90 year. no discounts
iao,ooO SO
hbsof Dor Owe
Ada CITY,
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AN excellent article for cleansing
grease from clothes was vended at the
Danbury fair, according to the Nssos. It
was in cake form, about one inch long, q
halfinch broad, and about an eighth of an
inch thick. These cakes were enclosed
In little gilt boxes, and the seller disposed
Of an immense number of them at Is cents
apiece. What the buyers thought when
the cake of greaseannihilator proved to
be slip from bar of yellow soap, No.
: lead pencil is hardly equal to express.
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WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS,
w please say yea saw the advertisement
In this paper.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-11-20

DR.. ]. Walkers California Vim
egar Bitters are a purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
tie herbs found on the lower ranges of
TIE Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor.
MIA, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted therefrom without the use
of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily asked, "What is the cause of the
unparalleled success of VINEGAR BIT
TERs9" Our answer is, that they remove
the cause of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and a life-giving principle,
q perfect Renovation and Invigorator
Of the system. Never before in the
history of the world has medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities of VINEGAR BITTERs in healing the
sick of every disease man is heir to. They
are gentle Purgative as well as Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation OF
the Liver and Visceral Organs, in Bilious
Diseases.
The properties of DIR. WALKERS
VINEGAR BITTERs are Aperient, Diaphoretic,
Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic,
Sedative, Counter Irritant, Sudorifc, Altera-
tive and Anti Bilious.
II. HI. MCDONALD & CO.,
Druggists and Gen. Agts., San Francisco California
and cor. of Washington and Charlton Sts., N. Y.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
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: I q day guaranteed to Agents. Address 9. y.
q SULTAN 4 Co., Paul 81, Baltimore. Nd.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-11-20
DR.. WHITTIER, sl7 81. Q8 FAl aFRzz1

@Q DAY to Male and Female Agents. Address
DO with stamp, J. J. MILLER 4 CO., Tyrone Pa.
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n n per dav. Inn Agents wanted. Send seamr
30 n a. 3. BTxfR 8 Co, 81. Lieut.. No.
, 1873-07-20

1d1st0ry Of tho transfer OF tlae Fort
Smelling nnd Mlnncaotn Iscacrva-
tiona to q Party OF Speculutors.
, 1873-07-20

History Of tho Transfer OF the Fort
SnolIinE and rIlmncaotn Iscpcrva-
tions to q Party OF Spectators.
Spect0t Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribun<.
St. PAUL, AIinn., July 1o.-Tho Euening Dis
patch to-dny details the transaction through
which Franklin Steele aud associates acquired
titlo to tho Minnohaha lands recently sold, and
divided to them, which wero formerly part Of
tho Fort Smelling Reservation. In Buchanan's
time, Secretary Floyd contracted to sell tho
whole reservation to Stoele, ho to pay $4,000
caah aud 100000 in two equal annual payments
without interest. Tho sa1e was mado privately,
though others would havo givon four times as
much. aud Steele admitted thon that ho would
have giyon $4,000 more. Tho following wind
ter, aftor investigation, CongreBs disapproGed
by Inv. NoyortheleRs, in July following, tho
Seer Secretary Of Vars ordor, transferred to stoolo
Tho salo and tranBfor were made under presum-
forts not required for military purposes, though
Fort Smelling always remained military fort.
Tho 2G0, 900 balance was never paid. stcolo sot
up q claim Of damages from tho Congressional
in tho nonntlmo using influence to keep tho
fort in Government uHo, aud making 1argo
profit from tho fort ferry and tho ront Of
lands and outside buiairgs: Ihon ho claimed
should havo paid in 1868, without interest.
Gen. Dolknap allowed and paid thiH claim, and
settled tho land claim with Stoelo,--whose part
nerB woro unknown in the transaction,-by TAX
ing back 1000 acros, on which is tho fort, and
conveying to Steele $500 acres. In tho lato
diyision-salo between Steele and his partners
half the property was rated ut oyer 920o'000, and
is probably worth much moro Senator Ramsey
was consulted by the War Department, knowing
tho wholo history and in accused Of assisting tho
Stoolo party to carry, through their schome:
Tho law undor which tho originnl salo and
transfer was directed by Floyd reserves tho
Steele did not have legal titlo to any Of tho
property, unless by the conveyance from Grants
Administration and tho lutte aales and transfers
by subdivisions ia presumed to haye boen made
to cover defects.
, 1873-07-20
MILWAUKEE,.
Proposed Ne.v Chamber of Commerce
-.n1Iscc1lnneDlss LoCn1 Items in tho

PROPOSED New Chamber of Commerce
--n1Isccllnneolss Local. Items in tho
City OF EsricI1H.
Sptetal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, July 19.-To-day tho specla1com-
mittoo Of tho Board Of Directors Of tho C4anl-
Der Of Commerce. appointed to report plan for
erection Of a new building, presented two p1ans
and WINS submitted to the Chamber at
tho noon session. 1t favors tho orec-
tion of new Chambor OF Commerce
building aud it's completion by tho LIT OF May.
A. tho planA are subject to material amendment
before adoptio1, it was doomed best to withhold
chem from tho public. Accompanying rcsolu-
tions, authorizing the appointment Of a building
committee empowered to negotiate with COM
panes or individuals, were laid over until uoxt
Saturday under tho rules Of tho Chamber.
g; DR.. J. I. 11orrick and Capt. Ludwick, Of tho
National Asylum, wero to-day relieved from
further sorvice. Theae are tho offlcera WHO pre-
1errod charges against the lato Gen. Wooloy. in
volving him in troubles TINT led to his death. It
IL supposed that their dismissal was in consc-
q'enco Of their disreputable proceedings against
the Genoral.
Tho furniture OF tho ofhea of Browor 4 Co.,.
tho firm undor suspicion OH account Of tho po-
culiar management Of consiguments Of Finley,
Dali l. Co., Of Loui4yilo, was soizod yesterday
by parties from whom it had boon purchased.
1horo llayo beon 10 further developments Of
Irregular transactions.
Tic meeting Of tho Musical Society this ovon-
ing waB failure. Tho Board Of Directors in
view Of the luck OF interest IN tho existing So
niety out Of present financial embarrasHnlont
fesigned since their oloction, and influential
momhors Of the Society hnye wariod OF oyesy
effort Of tho Hoard to help tho association out
ef tho .rat. Tho Society is bnrdonod BY heavy
tndebtednoss contracted by rotnodellng tho
boon hold with d wow Of raising a bonded
and floating dobt. It III undoratood that
avon tho taxea OH tho Academy are
, 1873-07-20

4u5kA4~0A4k AA1AAHss
WASHINGTON, D. c. July 19.-Dcsides the OK
pectation Of tho poatmnstor-G -Genorn1 that tho
abolition Of tho franking privilege will result III
making the post-0 0llco Department self-sustain-
ing, ho bclioyos TINT it will also have tho eroct
of finally sottliug tho poHtal-car question bc"
twoen tho Government and tho railroads,
recolleeted, certain prominent railroads
threatened to stop running postal mail cars
ovor their lines, unloss tho compensation
for their uso was increased to an amount ado
quate, "a the railroads claimed, to tho service
performed, but tho companies agrco to continue,
in tho hopo that they Gun induce Congress- to
indemnity thom In future. Prominent officials
hero estimate that tho reduction in weight and
bulk Of mal matter produced by the
as to bring tho amount down to or below That
for which the railroadA aro now boing paid and
nro willing to continue to run those cars, which
aro such great convenience to the public. 1t
ia thought that when tlliH fact becomes apparent
to tho railroad companies, they will abandon tho
for theBo cars.
"T1IE THIRD TERM"
Ono OF the Administration organs here, in a1-
luding to tho third term question, says, by
authority:
Bo far as tho Pro#dent is concerned It COLI be saI
with entire truth, that oun has heard from his
lpu tho slightest whisper on tho Bubect aud VIC DO
not believe that snglo ono Of his friends, advisers,
supporters ever bestowed thought upon tho mat
ter, until 1t becamo a subject Of speculation
and comment III tho Journals referred to. Whiic tho
Administration occupies ts attitude Of entire indif-
furece, tito present kaIdorous warfare tlat is being
wuged upon the President has crca.ud strong fcel-
nE IN favor Of Ills denomination among largo body
Of bis supporers-a feeling that il likely to sweep
the country not, and give him third term IN tho
Executive hla1slon by majority overwhelming
thnn lie rocuiyel III 1868 or 1879.
ITO tie Associateti Prtas.1
APPOINTMENTS.
WAs11saroN, July 19.-Allthony NaioBtadt haa
boen appointed Gaugor Of tho Twelfth District
OF Illinois.
rORTAL.
PoBtmaBter- General Oreswell to-day ordered
tho establishment Of the free delivery Byhtom at
Grand Rapids, Michigan, aud Bloomington, Illi-
nois, with 1yo carriora III the former place and
three iu the latter, at salary Of 5000 por
nuD1m.
, 1873-07-20
THE WISCONSIN LAND-GRANT.
GOV. NFnHhburn Demands n Proper
Indemnity, which is Declined.

GOV. Nnahburn Demands n Proper
Indemnity, which ts Declined.
MADISON, Wis, July 10.-ATr. Cary, tho at
tornoy Of tho milwaukee, Il st. Paul Railroad
Company, has made proposition Oh bol,alf Of
tho President. to Gov. Washburn, asking that
the State shall give u guaranteed title Of tho
la,ad~grant anil offors general bond to
tho amount Of 100000 M security for build
ing tho road. While tho Governor dosirob
to mako the bond as easy and tho torms az lib
oral as possible, yot he can only givo quit
claim title, and aueh bond as Mr. Cary pro-
poses to glve, ho is advised by tho bost lawyers
~ to woa 10 fo a aa %
the road according to tho provisions of tho Law.
Mr. ca q claims tint s5,o1o ia excessive. Tho
Goyorn5r requests tho Company to namo
reasonable amount. 10 thus proposition 1lr.
Cary roplios that ho deolinos to glyo bonda for
any sum Whatever; 30 tho building Of tho roads
will probably fall through for tho present.
, 1873-07-20
RAILROAD NEWS.


Land Grant Decislon.-.Other Rail-
way Entol1iccnccs
PARSONS, Kan., July 19.-In tho contestod
land case betweon tho Missouri Kansas & Texas
Railroad and tho Kansas Pacitio Railroad Judge
Caulheld Of tho Davis County Court. docidod
that the lands in the contest belong to tho Mis-
ao,iri, Kansas i Texas Company. ThB caso in
wolves tho title to nearly 100000 acrea Of tho
best lands In Kansas, which arc worth ut lcast
s800,000.
sr. LOUIS, July ia lottor from Judge Dill
lon, Of tho United States Circuit Court, sitting
in chambers at Davenport, Iowa, wa8 roceivo1
horc today, stating that ho has granted q tenn,
porary Injunction In tho case Of tho Missouri
Pacific lsailrosd Company against GOV. Wood
son, OF this Btato. restraining that Official from
selling or Offering for sao the Missouri Pacific
hailrond to aatsfy tho alleged halanco on tho
Special Dispatch to Tile Chicago Tribune.
srn1Nor1EIo, July l9.-Artiolos Of consolida-
tion between tho Chicago l. Atlantic and tho
Chicago Atlantic Railway Extension wore fled
to-day.
, 1873-07-20
DUBUQUE.
The City Ikaidctt by Ikatrglnrs on Fri-
tlny Night.

tlny Night.
Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
DuDueuE, July IA number Of rouehs aud
burglars made raid IN this city last night, and
to-day they entered tho house Of Mrs. ludsoy,
and, after insulting her, they tiod her up in i
bed-quit and stuffed her mouth with it in such
= manner that sho could not call
faus to FREQ horaolf, but this only Ind
the effect Of exciting thoir rage. which they
vented In kicks and cul1h Tho woman 10 badly
injured. Tho rufans found nothing in this
house worth atoaling. They, then visited soy
ing tho inmates asloop thoy took whatovor they
could find worth carrying away, IN some in~
they used chIoroform to accomplish thoir p.r-
pose, and succeeded in finding s34 In the
pocket OF . pair Of pantaloonR.
While !I,ailoy's circus W. Wy raradin,g Mp Main
4 Co., Wholesale store, VAS entered BY somo Of
the samo gang, and whilo. tho employees were
nearly succeeded in pryinE opon tho money
drawer with cliBol boforo the clerks returned.
Some Of tho gang nre known ind officers aro on
their tracks.
, 1873-07-20
Tho Fratricidal War In Spain---
Carlists Defeated at
Igulada.
Don Carlos Marching on Bill
boa with 10, 900 Men.
Formation Of a New Ministry with N.
Safmer0n at Its Head.
Departure Of the Shah from Paris
for Geneva,
SPAIN.

SPAIN.
LONDON, July 19.-A special edition Of tho
Daily Nc,os Announces that q large Carliat force
has boon defoatod By tho Spanish Government
troops at Igulada, in tho province OF Barcelona,
after battle Of eghtoeu hours, during which
tho town was frequently takon md lost by op-
posing forcoB Tho number Of dead and wound
cd loft upon tho field WAS 80 largo TINT all tho
vehicles Of ovory kind In tho town wore pteHsod
into tho Borvico for ttoir removal.
MADRID. July 19.--Tho now Ministry is con-
stituted as follows: N. salmoron, President;
Fcrnando Gonzalez, Minister Of State and
Finance; Borgos, Minister Of Justice; h1atson-
avo, MiniAtor Of tho Interior; Gonzalez, Minis
tor Of Var; O1iodo, Minister OF Marine;
palanca, Minister of Colonies. In tho Oortes,
tho voto for President OF tho Council OF Minis
tera stood 11o for salmoron, and % for ri ,
Margn1l. During tho dobato OIL tho Ministry
great excitomont and a1arm was occaaionod in
tho Cortes by tho explosion Of m orsini bomb
at tho door. Whoever porpetratcl tho outrage
or what was the objoc ia not known.
The Budget Committee hnVo hxeh tho maxi
mum pension to rotirod naval officers at $500 per
annnm.
Gonoral Loganero has resigned Ills command
Of tho Republican forces in tho Province Of Bis
The Carlats havo boon repu1sod boforo tie
town OF Estela.
1t Ia reported that Don Carlos has ordered his
forcoa out to Interfere with communication on
the Northern rniroad.
a telegram from Barcelona announces that tho
workmen who left the factories havo returned to
their omploymonts.
Tho Captain General of Barcelona has au-
thorized tic citizons to organize for protection
against tho operations Of the International Soci-
ety.
mon, iB marching OF, tho city OF Bilboa. uo haH
ordered his agenta to purchase torpedooB With
which to close tho port when captured
MADRID, July 10.-In tho Cortos tonight, tho
dobato vas oponod on tho now Constitution,
which consists Of 101 clauses. 6onorB lilo do
Nosas, Poniero and Roblodo made speeches
against it. It is reported the discussion viii
continue several days.
, 1873-07-20
TEXAS.

Il t.roat Arson Casc--Ship1vrcclk~.Isi
nI1ist Punished.
GALVESTON, Toxas, July ia great areon
caae il hoing tried before Recorder Collier to-
day. a man calling himself lhonna Corian, and
milling from Now Orleans. has beon arrested by
Special Dotoctive Mccormick aB tho RUG loader,
aud ho has implicated aomo half-dozon mombors
Tic schooner Pauline, with cargo OF sl,in-
glea md dressed lumber from New Orleans to
1ndianola, went ashore On Galveston Island in
tho storm Of the 17th inst, having lost hor dock
loud and rullor.
q charge OF bigamy Aas boon Sentenced to ono
yoar's imprisonment III the ponitentiary.
, 1873-07-20

prTrsBunou, Pa, July l9.-The knights
Templar excursion Of tho Grand Officers OF tho
Grand Encampment of the United states and
Tomplara Of littsbuFgh and Allegheny arrived
at MnyByillo. N. y. tonight, and al seem do
lighted with tho trip. Tiose from the Wost are
e,itusiaHtic oyor tile magnificent scenery OF tho
route up tho Allegheny River, it being an on
tiroiy now sonsation to thom. Judge English
Of Arkansas, J. ". Simmons, Of Now York, mi
party. A largo number OF Pittsburgh and Alloo
gho1y Sir knights and tloir ladios sccompauiod-
tho excursion,
, 1873-07-20
IcIcKTnphtc IIreyiticS.

John Farley, Of Cincinnati, while drunk, fell
OF tic forry-boat yesterday, and was drowned.
Tho system Of cooperative storoa is being
Abandoned by tho drangers in Iowa.
Tho Full River Mills, A1ass., will bo closed for
two wooks, commencing August 2.
Tho total aaBeBsment OF property in sunga.
mon County for 1873 III $685. 5G5, ,32i against ST.,
$50, 125 for 1879.
President Welch has declined tho Presidency
OF the Arkansas Industrial College, and will ro-
main with the Agricultural College Of Iowa.
, 1873-07-20
Probably Fatal ACcidcllf.

DunuQuE, In, July 19.-Last night, ut A1nAon-
villo, Ia, after the breaking mp Of i party and
@. A. Wolimnp ran away with lila aon, dragging
him ont over tho dashboard OF tl.a buggy and
running at full spood through tho crowd, knock
ing down aud running over Jamos Aeegan, Pat
Rfely, and two young ladies. The former two
arc not e1pooted to 1.-Two; tho latter wero not go
riounly injured.
, 1873-07-20

WARRINGTON July 10.-Tl,e lighthouse hoard
glyes nutco that tho Detroit River llailroad a1ld
throughout oauh night hereafter during the soa-
son Of navigation systom Of lights to mark tho
draw In their bridge oyor tho ctnnnol botween
Trenton and drosHo island, Michigan, known as
tho American channel.
, 1873-07-20

BAN FnANu1sco, July 10.-Spoculatora from
all parts Of Oregon aud Washington Territory
arc docking to Tacoma, tho western torninun Of
the Northern pacitlo Railroad.
Tho steanor Eliza Anderson will bo taken to
Tacoma aud used aa a hotol.
The Ceutral Pacific Railroad Company aPp}ioa
for an expensive reduction OF tho taxation Of
tho property Of tho Company In the Counties OF
sutter, Yuba, butte, Tohaula, Shasta, and tho
counties OIL tho line Of tho California aud Ore
gon roads.
Tho first shipment Of tho now wheat crop
lnaYoR tllA NeQk.
, 1873-07-20

sourn BEND, Ind, July 10.-Tho County Com
miaHionosB anl the Mayor OF South Bend join
together In tho olior Of rownrd OF $500 for tho
murdorer Of Chris Christian, tho Dane. wllicl,
the Coronor's jury chargos upon John Dufleld.
Dufllold Is under bonds to tho next torn Of tho
Circuit Court for aHaanlt with deadly weapon,
and IL noted for iH connection In several mur-
dors and mardorous assaults.
, 1873-07-20

LAHALLE, ILL.,, July 10.-The caual-boata Legrau1,
Waterloo, and Hercules were towcd up from Peru TO-
caiiaL Tho steamer Kne epartes towing the canal
boata Montana and Deerpark, with lumber for reori
Icnnop!u also tile rrop Illinois, towing the canal
boat Mary O'Ately, With building stono
for Henry. Tho canal-boats EsHex with Lumber for
LaBallo, ihe Monala and Deerpark with lumber for
PEORIA tho Cataract with lumber iour, and salt for
Hennepn alt pasaod out of tlo Ganal Nine foes aud
Inches or water On tho nitro a!u OF Lock IT, NO re
port from below.
, 1873-07-20

New YonK. July 19.-Gon. Quosads, brot!lor-
iu-1aw Of President Cespedes, the confidential
agent Of the Cuban Republic, arrived here yea-
tordAy bearing dispatches to tho Colombian
Minister at Washington concerning Cuban inde-
pendonco. Ho states that 1900 troops have
boon promised from Mexico; that Peru will
probably soon render asBistanco and arrange
monts arc boing undo for holding. ut Washing
ton. r. conference Of representatives from all
tho South American Republics to promote Gu
ban Independence.
, 1873-07-20

INODAB{llY4EHs
WAsn1NoroN, July 1o.-On Sunday, for tho
Southern Btatos and aouthwoBt, rising baromo-
ter, north and northwcstor1y winda, lowor tom
poraturo. aud generally clear woathor. For tho
Middle aud Eastorn statoH, rising barometer,
except possibly IL Afaine whoro cloudy wcathorr
may continue with eaaterlY winds. For tho
Lower Lake region, woatorly Winds partly clear
and cloaring,. drior weather. For tho Upper
Lnkos and Ohio Valley, northwsatorly winaa aud
west northorly winds, voering to northeast and
southeast, higher tomporaturo, and generally
oloar woathor.
gTAGE or WATER.
Daily report Of tho stage Of uator, with
changes in tho twonty-four hours ending s p.
m., July TO- 1873.
, 1873-07-20

Special DlspascA to TAs Chteaao Tribune,
MILWAUKEE, July 10.-At 4 o'clock this after
noon young Bohemian. named Wonzel FaIls,
committed suiciao at bta boarding -house, Aa5
OAorry atrcot. 1Io hnd been very loBpondont
for two weeks. Tie drossod limsolf In Ills boat
clothes, wroto two lotters to lis parents, and
thon shot himself twice in tho breast. Falk Was
. taunor by trado, aud about 26 ycara Of ago.
, 1873-07-20

A Louisville Nnrkccpcr Deliberately
Sh0otu HAS Wife,

LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 19.-Jamos Cannon,
formerly barkoeper in this city, but lately a
policeman in Now Orleans, shot and killed Ills
from Cannon sorno yoara since on account Of
ill-troatment. but Cannon cauio up from Now
Orleans q month or two ago mud persuaded
hor to como back to lin. She lived
with him three weeks, and again loft him, This
morning Cannon went to tho houao whore his
wife wns staying, and, aftor como conversation
with Lor, pulled q pistol from his pocket, placed
1t against his wifo's breast, and fired. Sho foil
to tic floor whom Cannon flrod again, tho bullet
entering lar hreaAt tho socond tisao. slse died
almost instantly. Cannon waa arrested after
brief CHASE, and lodged in jail.
, 1873-07-20

bcen delayed fully two months, and they havo
only delivered ono car OF atono.
4 call wAs igauod at preliminary meeting
hold to-day for q reunion hero Of tho soldiers
Of tho Mexican War Of thin and adjoining States,
on tic 11th, 12th, and 18th Of September. A
largo crowd is expected, and number OF prom
lnent speakers from this and othor States will
bo proBont,