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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13

Der Ct PAUL Mu ft.Y erein mirb
na@fen Dienfas bic elite @srie 5einer beriitmt
seurresneu Concerto i'm biefsen Spsrnbaus It.
GHaen. @ir trauaeu nur tara. III erinuern,
bonn elmer ~tusitsrsn Guapftbluus betarf hieier
girtuoien'Gs ni&t, Der fd bur@ feline Bis,
bergen 2eiaunsen bel allen, bic cine bSbere
uuflfaIii&e llntsrbaltuus 1T f@dsen ui1tu, ii,
bette: Gmpfsbluns esf&afen bat. Aud sas
Yrsssamnt. bieies Guueertss bietet ben, YubIi.
tam tstsn muftalii&su @enn6 fuwpbI burd
bic vrObuttion aussssei&netsr @~eianstrafe ais
sulenbeter Snfrumsntal.@ ortrass. Nsbsnfsb.
enbe slusetse entbalt has Ndbe,e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13

2ebbafter Mei3eatrarspurt tpiro
in na9Ner 3eit erpartst. Dem gernebmen
mad balt bic Gsrua!tuns Der Milpaufse Babn
lire ssrfIsbarsa GrsGtuaesn in 8ereiti@aft
I'M pbne gersus alien @eisen mad 6Ili&en
Marft.n su i&iden, Der in ben @aarsntauiern
unb elevators ben Babuen entlans ansebauft
it, 70 tab in tur;er 3sit 1000 @ussn, nit
@ei,sn b:latsn, bon Ninneiota aus, Dili9
seben tperten.
Gin @tsissu Ger prsiie tuirb ais tssur1etenb
ansenpmmen, Ia bic 2aserbauier in ben srcbsn
Sanselsplasen nsues gsrratbes tsburfsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13

Der SanbeISberi9t lautet wieeer Ct
tpas sintiser lowubl ron @ilwaufss uno ept'
cage ais BON 9liym I'M Snnsrn NinnelOtas'
2sbbafte Weiaen3ufubrea ~erten BON Stem uIrt,
&etwins. Manfato ". {. ~. eerteleet.
Su @t.Yaul tpurSe @ei3sn lsstsn Ocn'
neritag NIT 81 Gts. so. l rutirt.
DIR Warft In 6 bieaso fdlOb NIT 1.13!
berienise III Milpautee NIT 1.15 nit @nSsi&sn
gun, @teisen.
Die Giienbabnen lnS auf srvbe SranspOrt'
fubrsn eefaBt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13

ueter bic MnfebIuns ter @ennuui.
ten pirb tert&tet mas folst:
:3pan3is Gamilien finb bereits in Mountain
2ate, Sadlen County, an Der ct. Yaul unb
Siuur Gity 8abn eiaseruFtn unS baben bort
Streden sanbss IN, @ertb BON 500-l00ODsQ.
aneetauft. Dies lou nur bic erRe Inlase fem
unb srUBere 2anberwerbunsen, uoSn bic 2sute
bic @ittel befsen, folea na&fulsen. Bel
yantton, Dafota SER. baben i9 circa $50
bextl9e 2utberaner, bic feitber in &uBlanS on
Der aa1e tss iawarsen Meerss wobnten, anse.
fetslt. Giae srobe snsabI meit teuti&er @en-
noniter unt 2utbsraner BON Der !arin1eesenb
triTt ibre gerbereitunsea, UNI IN. ,a@iea Grib-
iabr ibre &eiie nod benz iItpsali@en Minne.
lcta au3utreten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13

@pIb. uub @ilberwaaren, ebenio
Saf@en. unb @tpdubren, flberplatirte MrtiteL
@oltf,bsrn, @inss llbrentetten, gorisdnaseln,
tura ALE munl9baren Mrtitel in SeweQers lnb
in, Stpre BON s. AFoltsr, 2inbete's 8Iod, AT
Der @iebsnt.n, nabe Sudium @trn6s ists in
rti&fer Nusmabl sprratbis. @er Elm re9t
i&Snes @eibna9t> ptsr @euiubrsssi&ent ma"
den mta, fpre@s balelbf Dor ; bic freunbli&le
Bebisnuns ermartet i'm.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13

Son. galentin GppeL tIrsli9 III bic
2ssiaIatur bes Staatss sep ablt unb IN biefser
Stabt tuobl bstanut bate bic i@mersli@e9eim-
iu9uns. feline Gattia bur& ben Sob au serlis-
reu. Das 2ei@enbesausnib fanb Isbten Disn<
flag ~ Delano fatt uub tpar bic srube 3beiI-
uabnae an temielben Elm trGfli@sr 8ewsts Der
aaseu,eiuen M@tuns fir ben bstribtsn Cat
ten. MSse bic 5insei@iebene ruben int Grie-
ben!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13

OeffentIt&e GtnIahuns! CUR srSb'
ten nnb S%uatanbtsfen &efauration: Die Suu
6. @&mtbt III. 242, Dritte @trabe. Bon
iebtan werbena il ieterS tunbe ri &e NuRera,
@efisel BureIen, Gleti@iurten aQer Art @ilb,
TURF M4es, aas ber Mfartt an . eltsateGea bietet,
ferpirt. Dit feinfsn @etne unb 2iq1eure Bic
tet r,stus Bar; Gra@ts, Gunfett unb Gunbitu.
rsiwaaren In better Muspabl. DisAufwartune
III ieber 3eit bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13

ueber 8tsmard unb tenY apR
wtre 81. .. &pssrs BON Mempbis an, ua@iien
@ountas Ten IA. ,. @ts. III. bt.fsen Ossrn-
baus einen Sfsntli&sn gurtras balteu, bsfsn
@sinertras gum 8sfsn Der aruaen bsfimmt il.
Das r1aternebmsn II unter ben aufpi,ien bes
bieisen ct. giuesnts te yaul gereius ause-
prtuet unb tuirb bierutt Der BesSleruus BON
ct. Yaul Gin ftltsner Nula6 sebpteu, cine ter
tebsuteubfen Iaseafrasen in ssiarsi&sr Oar.
Reauus erSrteru su bSreu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13

@~slprunsene 91nbe unb @,el&ter, &aubei
ber 5aut, 6innen, &inspurnt, @al3fuB unb
antere 9%autfrantbeiten tuerben sebeilt unt bic
9autuei& unb ianft seuta@t bur& een@ ebrau@
BON Suntptr 3ar Soah f~abri3irt bon
@asmelL 6aaarb u. 6 o, REV gprt.
DIES Mittsl 1T lei@ter unb ansenebmer an3u-
tpenben ais bic anberen fertissn praparate, wel"
DE %eesenwIrtig I'M @ebrau4e fnb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13

@ebr btQise GQen @aaren, Gatun
&efe bonn beaen Gatua au su 7 Gts. bic 2Jarb.
Danen aleiberi to1e ~ 80 @ts. biz so Gts. BIT
gart uertb lnt. Ylaibs su IS Gts., bic SCOTS.
bic gJarb pertb Tns. MusIiu unb Gatun 81
berabssitssn yreiitn BEL
.. %. Sneero Oh II. g..
gde Ter 3ten u. @abaibam ctr
14s6nl (uabe Der Yride.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13

Die StahtNew yurt erboIt f& RAID
BON Der ltattssbabtsn 8riTs. Dit 0ei@afte
babsn F@ teteutenb serbe6ert unb 1T uau,ent-
lid it Dry @uubs Elm beheutentsr l1mfdwuns
msrslid. Gtnise Der %tstauntsiteu "Brands"
BON @@eetinss Gnb nun nabe Is yru,ent &c.
fieeeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13

Bum MbFraet Glert nablter bic
County GommiHare ben 5rn. s. 9. Sliser,
pel9er auf 1sin Mnt ais Iabitur reisnirte.
SIR lestere GtelIe trurbe 81. g. Gee Davis ct.
tpGtIt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13

1as Irunfenbplt ri l. Gclet
n'adt icstsn fem gramsn tur9 spr Zen CT
ri9ten. 81. Spbn alein bate F9 befanntIia
eepeisert bic BON Der Sestslatur fs7seieste 81
esnseebibr ron 10 Dua. ais 9eitras iarG'rin-
btns zines Sruntentplc- 9iYls gu te;ablen aus
benz 0runre, trsiI has betreHenee @eleB serial
i%urssnirsis isi. grrise @r9e fam bic Sa9e
Dor &i&tsr @cSlratb, ta BET @taat sesen Srn
8Iein alass fubrts. Der gertbeitiser befritt
bic Gompetsn3 hes vrltseiseri9ts unb bic Ser
fadunssmasisteit hes @eitsss aber ber&i9tsr
serurtbei!te 5rn. aIein ~ Is Dular@ trafe unb
ben Soften. Gur& ~fufurtise slpeuatiun tpirb
isbu9 bee vrussb sur bUbsre Snitans seausen
uub f@lisbli9 ber gntideib iber bic @erfai=
fanssmabistsit. hes frasli9en Gsfeses sese=
ben perhen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13

Sibles GpuntY 1T bur1 cine uaarss<
nebn,e llsberral9uns in Iibfimmuns gstum>
men, inben1 IS beibt IS iei in Der Safe bss
County S&aymeiaers 5s. gr.rs etnD ef3it I'M
getrase Son $4,000 eutbedt tpprsen, troson
5000 Dpl. BEN Staate sufaQeu; bod iuQsn
nod Nufasen in Der Cafe uurbanten (fin, no
tur9 tas D.f;it rebusirt tuiirbe. Die gIrs'
i9afts,8 Bombs foQsn abbantsu %setunamsn unb
Die 8iasr sefali&t fem. llnterfu@uns 1T i'm
Ganse.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13

.@ensIer's M ut ente IS telier
1T an 80. 143, ct. veter Strabe, ud@f Stint
mes @ei&dftsbIpd, ssrlest. Dafelbf 1T fets
cine Iuspabl ber f@Unfen Grab-W unuuente,
iopie 3ei&nuasen fir ful@e ~ ftben. alu9
Marmur-y latten fir Slide, iotuie tuulrei@e
Stulptur-N rbeitsa ~ anberen 3wedeu .uerben
prompt unb Ut biaisen preiitn eeliefert.I l1r.
Bensler erbielt an Der lesten Staatsfair bic
erte uub eins;se yran.te fir ful&e @erte. ST.
fu@er erbalten biz bsrsitwiQisis Mustunft. SO
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13

Inter BEN wtGtiglen Graseh bic in
ter neuen ;3sit ssl0il porten lnt, III bic Sci
lung Yun alien 8rantbeitsn her 2unse @ruf
unb 9sble tur@ Or. %usuit aUnis's Samtnr-
get 8ru1tbee.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13

Sir % etbna@t.@ei@ente balt
81. Yaul Gabsr, 80. 1853 Dritte @trabe, ben
i&Snltsn gerlas BON @pitia&en unb Ganes<
Goos'@rtitelu. Glesaute YerseQan .Waaren
uns Nippia&en fnb baltlbF in better Iuswabl
III babsn, unb suar 3u ben bi1isaen grstien.
Gin Ssfu& eeniist fir S%sternann, I'M iI@ b.
bon su i~ter3sussn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13

Gabrp!a
plan Der Rilmautse unb ct. paul unb berWeF
@iseOnfn Sabn fnb fOlsenbeaenberunsen elm
eetreten. Sete tisisr Babnen ldbt taeli9 nur
einen Dur9sue na@ Gbieaeu lauien. &uf ber
Milwaufre unb ct. paul uGissr DipiTun"
ssbt Der 3us I'm 7 rbr fatt UNI 8 l1br pie Bis
Der al, unb tommt an un, 1870 Na@m, itatt
I'M, $50. auf Der @ef-@iseunI sebt bsr
3us ab um 9 llbr gurmittus5 iatt I'm 9:15
uup trmmt an UNI $40, fat UNI 8 1brNa@m.
@uf Der @eGjresrr Disiicn berW ilwautse unS
CT. yau! gabn osbt ber Dur9;us UNI 6:25
Gprm. ab Observation-Disclosures I'm,
$40 Na6m. Del Durd3us fommt UNI 6:55
Nadmittass an, Der @ffOmm reatirns;us UNI
1895. Gin semiiGtsr 3us berM ilpaufee unb
ct. paul l1uft sw;lten bier unb @iruna sebt
UNI 7:20 gurmittass son ct. gauI at uab
fummt I'm As Nadm. an.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13

Serr 5bomas 3ertet Der nsue Dr.
sanif unb Oberlsbrsr Der bieTsen beuti@en
@emsinbe, bal, na@bem ST. ..
Gbriaopbsl feline &sdsnatiun eiaserei&t tnfolee
8erufuns bic Direction BIS ct. Yaul 2iebsr'
trana ib.rnommen unb bereitS bic erien gre>
ben ~ einsm bspuri 1sbsnsen Concerto abssbal'
ten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13

Sir Weibna@tssef@ente ssbe
man iu Ius. MiQcr, 10l Sudiun @trabe TO-
ielbit cine srube Mustrabl BON Spielwaaren u.
|. ~. 3u febr rtibisen Yreilen 3u baben finb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13

G9ter &ussen @&napps, per 0al,......$1.6O
Beter Ran,unt ...... 200
Bel %. Weis, 106 @abaibap Ctr. 6
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13
8rieffaffen bes v@anterer.'

Calumet. SIS. Die gbrs6e mar I'M.
Splitanbis ausessben.
I%pntestbo. pc. 3alenber beiorst;
Slid auf before 3sitn!
NiepIIet Station. q. 81. @ar aur
ein gertbeu ; tomrat per voR.
Wef Nemtsn. SD. %. @irb Sd
rsu, @uni@e seuad6 eel&eben.
q. ~. Das gfrlaaste tuurte senau an
ben b~etrsF.atsn slas ssi&tdt, NIT autttan'
Yresertt. s.. 9. Die gefsauus 1T b.
fcret.
ga Grsffe u. &. GsIb unb Reue en,-
pfansen. Sur. uutbis Sorau!
Sir biz Ginfenbuus neuerMbs n
nenten raGseu uniern bsr3Ii&en DAM em-
~pfausen : M. &. IN RiQerssiIe, 9. 81. tn ct.
Glput. s. s. In Caledonia, q. .. III &c@efer,
s. 9. tn wrestott, u. .. IN Neu Drag unb ..
R. IN Carer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13

d. Sci Der @putaIwabl far ben 2anb-
te,trt In bic 2esisIatur purte {. 6ust nit 80
@timmeu Mebrbeit seseu Braiusrs sepablt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13
Serr Mnauffin RuieteI

bsreist bic Staaten @iseunln, Soma unb Sui
nuis fur ZEN u@anberer" unb 1T ermd9tist
Mtonnenten 81 iamn1elu unb @slser gsu eoQec>
tiren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13

St ib better A 3uder fir.."..".~.""""$1.0G
81 ID BITTER Grtra c 3uder fur."..."... 100
Sci @. Meis, 106 Wabalbatp Ctr. 6
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13

yorseaan = @aareu unb 2ampen au biQissa
yreiru, bel %. Msis, 1O6 @ataibap ctr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13

CASTORIAta m.sr als .s suteitu. far Gator.
Oa; &s n er tinsise suserIdfFse artttd, BEN e ststt,
natuslt4sn S&laf erjeuet. 81 IL a~neeuebun ~etn,uueb.
men: xssae f&laFsfsa SHUTTER metf. nod f&reeube
San8ltnee. 295.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13
Nener M8ent.


bat bic assntur tiefes Blattes fir ga Groik,
@ts. esF. i~teraumnsen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13

Die eant-Sffee gu 2itdfslo it rad
Sac aui y'arle Serlest tpurben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13

Bsles asroFn Sel per 0al...".."."...30 @ts.
8eife Yaln, Setfe per @tanss"......... 5 eh.
Bel SO. @eis, Mabaibap Ctr. 6
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13
SuittanAen.
gst.as.-9ts SO.

Seit srrissr DRUMMER tater fir Zen
y@anberer" be,ablt:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13

8 d II t

6etrant
rurs,u In Der Maria Simn,tliabrt- Stride am s. Deg.
Serr Gobn Npaer
NIT
Trdulein Sufanua Gran.
Yuf allen Curtin 2ebenswtssI
NSst Str @ud aetsn @ladss frsu'a.
Dts Siunmss rstaRer Grtustniesea
Sid Guern, @unf&e ftts trneu'n.
unt slsta BEN f1Suen Slattsutraass
Ytit f4nem u nsermeltten Grin,
N5s' Gu& In bettsrm 2ebeusSIanIs
Gin unSersinslt4 Slid ert!aa'n.
xaufen.
3. Deg. 5rans etarwaf. Gltsrn Naisias stirr'at
uab Nnua ssb. grit.
Sufepb Stdrpaf. Gltsru %tieIelber.
7.Da. SObanu GILBERT Aasas'. eltssn: @'e''aas
@asner unb Barbara seb. Srstt.
Sulius Sdiner. Gltern: etepsan satasr uae earo'
lima GET. edit.
SaisS Ottu sammer. @ltsrn: Satob Sammer uas
Suianna set. Sdnisins.
Wasaretta 9pfmann. Gltsrn Sstsr SohnanH une
sfsia seb. SiBssr.
sraus Sal. ausaft sain.asstu. Glssrn. Tassn
s9imaus.s unS Waria Wlars. ssb. Sober.
8. Ie,. @aria Genfb. Gltsrn: 0sn,st Nssl4 uab
Stnna set. Sdmit.
9 eftprben II.
4. De. Gnaa Me@tnis, % s. alt.
Ssbann gre1dsa, 80 &. alt.
s. Del. Spbanna Gbriaina Nepsrs, 5 d.. ali.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-13
8 II.
9 E # D E IT.

4. De-. gnaa Wc@inis, % s. alt.
Ssbann yre1dsa, 80 &. alt
s. Del. Spbarna Gbrifinu Dspsrs, 5 VI. ali.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-06-19
Grimes Confessed.

A Decatur, ILL.,, dispatch tells the
following remarkable story of whole
sale murder by a female poisoner -
Last September A. w. Drake, farm
er, living near Moweaqua, ILL.,, died
under suspicious cirenmstances,-
Mrs. York, his mother-in law and
house keeper, was suspected of having
had something to do with his sudden
death; but no steps were taken to in
vestiga;e the matter, and Mrs. York
went to live with a son in Kanscs,
where few days since she was taken
i'll, and the physician summoned to her
aid told her she was poisoned and had
but few hours to live. Facing inev-
table death, she made a confession
whi ch exposed to the world a fiend in
carnate. She confessed to having
poisoned her hus baud in 1865, Mrs. A.
w. Drake, her own daughter, two chill
dren of A. w. Drake, the wife of E.
R. Drake, formerly of this city, and
last September A W. Drake. She
then W ent to her sons, and a short
time ago made a mixture of poison to
administer to him on the first oppor
tunity. Feeling unwell day or two
afterward, she went after some medi
cine to the cupboard, and hv mistake
took the fatal dose prepared for her sol
which resulted in her own death"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-06-19
The NIOdocs Confess.

BoYLE's CAMP, TULE LAKE PENINsU
LA, June II, via SAN FRANCISCO, June
15.-This afternoon the MOdocs sent
for DIR. Caboness and requested a spe-
cial interview in order that further
facts relating to the missing articles of
armament and wearing apparel might
be made known to soldiers for reason 5
best known to the Indians whose
necks are Just outside the halter
The Indians voluntarily made revala-
tions in this order: Black Jim ac-
knowledges that he stole eighteen dol
lars from Meacham, and passed in that
amount. Boston said he had Mea-
cham's pistol hidden in the rocks, and
would return it if he had a chance
Meacham's memorandum book was
destroyed by a squaw. Steamboat
Frank said he knew where the coat
and vest of Doctor Thomas were, and
could obtain them in half day. Tie
reverned gentleman's gold watch was
carried off by the Warm Spring Indi
ans. Cranston's ring was lost Lead
ing braves, including Jack, said tha
thirty or forty shots were fred during
the massacre of the Peace Commis.
sioners, and actively shifted the re
sponsibility for tue murder from one
to another. All agreed, however, thai
Bogus Charley did not participate il
the massacre. From the first to th'
last he condemned it as an unfair anC
unsafe proceeding.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-06-19

some humorous remarks by Mr.. Ra-
per, of the Vinton Record, in favor of
Macarthur, and a promise that, in two
years at least, Macarthur would have
a railroad, and would insist upon hav-
ing the association meet there, the
name of Vinton county was with
drawn and, on remarks from Messrs.
Putnam, Wetmore, Raper, Alderman,
Armstrong and others, Chillicothe was
unanimously agreed upon. 1t seems
that the association met there some
years ago, and all speak in very high
terms Of the bounty ard hospitality
of the ancient capital of Ohio.
1t was then announced that the City
Council had invited the association to
participate in an excursion to the
Pickaway plains. At about 10 O clock
the entire party started in carriages
from the Pickaway House, with s
sufficient number of ladies to make
the time both lively and lovely. The
day was one of the most beautiful
that could well be imagined-clear,
cool, sunshiny, and fair.
The party proceeded out through {
rich agricultural region. eight miles
from the city, and on the farm of Mo
ses Boggs saw and admired the noble
elm tree beneath which Logan, the
Mingo chief, according to tradition
delivered his famous speech. Mr.. {
c. Niebling, of Circleville, recited il
good taste poem, commemorative o
local tradition, and w. Marshal An
derson, brother of Major Anderson
OF Fort Sumter renown, made som
interesting remarks concerning th
early history of the country and tn
truth connected with the celebrate
tree. The party then returned to th
city, and most of the editors left fo
their homes. A few of them speT
the evening in social enjoyment F.:
residence of Mr.. Geo. w. GREGG, on
of the royal farmers of Pickawa
county. To Messrs Greg, w. Il
, Boyer, c. C. Niebling, and other ger
tlemen the members of the associ,
ton and others are much indebted fc
pleasant incidents connected with tn
meeting Correspondent Of the Gu
Gazette.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-06-19

mission proposed. They are now a
check and guard upon each other, be-
cause each board is- desirious of max
ing the best showing of good manage
ment and economy. Whereas, if Gen.
tralized in one board for all, no such
restraint would exist. l think that
the safest way is TO leave the whole
question open to the General Assem-
bly, to be changed as circumstances
may indicate.
The Constitution now prevents the
election or appointment of any person
to any Office in this State who is not
an elector.
Mr.. Root, Chairman of the com
mittee on miscellaneous subjects, re-
ported an alteration of the Constitu-
ton in this respect. He proposes to
strike out the word appoint" The
object is to make women eligible to
offices that are appointed, such as
Deputy Clerks, Recorders, DC. This
will obtain. A spicy little debate
sprung up on this question, which, to
some extent, showed the temper of tie
Convention on ''Women's Rights
However, a great many of those who
favor this proposition, would oppose
Woman Suffrage
Reports of the several committee!
are now being made, and the Conven
ton will be busy from this time for
ward. q.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-06-19

- An unusual number of extensive
fires have occurred throughout the
country within the past few days, de
stroying vast amount of property
Monday and Tuesdays dispatches re-
ported long lists of extensive fires in
different parts of the country, destroy
ing in the aggregate over half million
dollars worth of property, ranging in
amounts from 100000 to $4,000
One town in Texas was almost entire
ly burned. A fire in Cincinnati Fri
day, destroyed S17, 900 worth of prop
erty.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-06-19
Wool.
The Boston Advertiser, Of Friday,

The Boston Advertiser, Of Friday,
says of that market:
There has been more inquiry for
domestic fleece the past week, and but
for the meager assortment from which
to make selections, the sales of this
description would have been much
greater. Small sales of choice Ohio
of the new clip have been made at SIC,
ssaH1 tae convention at cuTati
ions can be prevailed upon to change and IT
nstltution, these results can be ac- pIosP
shed, otherwise they cannot be- Hon
rdly think, however, that there is ment.
ity tor any more new counties. try, "
Friday, about the hour of noon, our me, a. a5,
S were Mortified by the intelligence chron
! G, Martin, junior partner in the fact t
door and blind factory of Shinn & lsters
} on the corner of Walnut and West sIa suara a
! had been instantly killed by fall the n
door in the second story of their per y
lg. missio
SoroL c:.1- pies n
rs of this county, a resident of
ngton township, died of general de- A t,
'n the 9Th inst, at the residence of been
!, B. C. Smith. where she had m,do few d;
me for long term of years. i1Ge we.
ROSS COUNTY.
Chillicothe Post says: 8ra'y'
pr Williams, Of Chillicothe. died on The
cay last from the effects of surgical betwe
1
9n performed upon him. Iuesd
Some time past, Mr. Isaiah Lord in@ W
1T of the Chillicothe Foundry and p. M,
= Company, has been troubled with each "
+ tin his side, and he recently deter 11iaT WaaH;
# have it extracted While under
e , operation, he refused to be put
ye influence of chloroform, and pa Z04'
!. idured the terrible pain of having
/ re made in his side and the tumor Ts nro
the aperture g bairs sig iiggrqlffaiate1f qlffaIiat fai9f
q transactions of persons who trav,
!. the country obtaining from farmer
and others what are understood to
orders, but which are printed or wri
ten in a way that makes them notes
hand.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-06-19
BungIing Hanging Scene in Ken
tucEKyo

PARIS, KY, June 13.-Joe Duncan,
colored, was hanged here to-day for
the murder ofJohn Hawkins, colored,
April 1872. Duncan was tried at the
spring term Of the Bourbon county
Circuit Court, and condemned to die
on the 18th of June. All efforts to
ave his sentence commuted failed
The scene of the execution was within
half mile of this city, and crowds
attended it on foot and in wagons
The drop was sprung at l o'clock, and
he fell, but the rope proved too long
He was again taken upon the scaffold
and the rope being shortened, he was
hung again, this time successfully.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-06-19

The cholera has reached Cincinnati,
first making its appearance on Sun
day, when one fatal case occurred
Since then a number of cases have
been reported several of which were
fatal and one was pronounced the gen.
.uine Asiatic Cholera. Nashville,
Memphis and Louisville report mum
bers of cases daily. At Nashville 80
fatal cases occurred from Saturday tc
Tuesday. In Memphis Is fatal cases
in one day.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-06-19
Five Sunday Pleasure Seekers
Drowned.

MONTPELIER, VI, June 16.-WhiIe
a number of persons were on a raft,
composed of two boat and some
planks, in q pond in Calais, twelve
miles from here, yesterday, one of the
boats filed, and the whole party were
thrown into tie water. Five were
drowned, and about the same number
were taken from the water unconcious
but were restored.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-06-19
Indian Troubles in Arizona.

SAN Francisco, June 17.-Later
news from Arizona. Sunday last, says
J. S. Thomas, Sheriff OF Prescott
county, was attacked by Apaches near
Rio Verde. He returned the fire from
his buggy, killing two and wOunding
one. The rest of the Apaches, seven
or eight in number, fed. Thomas
horses arm away but he escaped unin,
jured Gen. Crook has gone to San
Carlos reservation. Conflicting re-
ports say the Apaches have gone and
others that only one or two bands
have gone on the war path.