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, 1873-09-08
OBITUARY..

The city papers havo already announced tho
death Of Mrs. David g. AlRton, daughter Of
George ". Lyon, Esq, OF tho firm Of Lyon d
Healy, which occurred On Tuesday morning, tho
26th Of August. The announcement will bring
sadness to many circles Of ffionds, both In tbia
city and elsewhere. The doceased WIS q Indy Of
raro Accomplishments and lovely character, to
whom life was Just opening full Of rich promise.
Her admirable traits Of charactor had endearedhor
to all who know hor, and her rare emualcal attain
monta had secured Tor her general admiration.
She WAS muscIan Of more fhan ordinary prom
iso,, and in some departments her talent Was well
nigh exceptional. Out OF thus ut tho very
threshold Of What promised to bo long, useful,
and beautiful life, her loss is moro than ordinn-
rily painful, both for the memories OF What sho
had boen and Tor tho eloquent promises Of still
greater aosomplishments in tho future. Possess,
surrounded bY hosts OF friends, she had every
thing to live for. and everything which would
havo made her Life beautiful to herself and those
associated with her BY family aud friendly tics.
They now have only for consolation tho memory
Of what was. and, for an enduring pain, tho
thought Of what might have been,
, 1873-09-08

A Little Girl Eorcib1y Abducted anl
Iaor Person Outraged by Four Boys--
The Vtl1ains Escape Arrest.
Tho efckening and repulsiyo particulars Of a
Aendish outrage wero reported ut tho Madison
Street Station yesterday morning. Last Wednes-
day evening Catherine GratY, little girl aged u
years, residing with her parents at No. 1913
String street, wos sent by her mother to the
planing-mill Of pitta d Co., No. 22o seward
street, to get some elayings and waHte-wood.
While gathering tho wood In tho yard eho was
assaulted by four boys. 1hoao agos ranged from
il to II yoars. lilo inhuman young rufi-
ans, aftor knocking her down, tod d hand
kerchief oyor her mouth and carried her to q
secluded place, III the rear Of wood-shod, and
there. In turn. outraged her person. The poor
little creature tolls that aho did her utmost to ro-
leaso horsolf from their clutches, but was oufTod
aud bonten Whenever sl1e afforded violout resst-
anee. Having accomplished their horrible
purpose, tho young williams loft their victim,
allcovored with blood, lor clothes torn to shrods,
nnl herself In an unconscious state. She re-
mained undiscovered until sho had rogained her
CONSEQUENCES, which she did not do until about
O'Clock, when the darkness and tho dow Ind
fallen about her. Then, moro dead than alive,
Bhe managed to crawl home. DR.. Meyer hls at-
tended her, md pronouncca her recovery a mat
tor OF soma doubt. The little girl declares that
sho did not know any Of tho boys, and had never
seen them before, but would know them if eho
should cot her oYcs upon them again. The police
have so far boon unable to detect them. Tho
case certainly has no prototype in the police
records Of tile city.
, 1873-09-08

Yesterday afternoon. about i o'clock, boy
named John Rodmon, who resided with his pa-
rents at No. 697 South Canal street, In alIghting
from State stroet Cur going soutll waA run
over and fatally injured by Cur going north.
He Was removed to No. 678 State stroot whore
ho died at o'clock yesterday afternoon. Tho
accident waa D natural consequence OF tho pro-
vailing habit among boys OF stealing rides on the
steps Of strcotca which ia especially common on
tho onohorso cars Of the South Sido Hallway It is
very remarkable that 30 few Of those pranhish
lads are injured. Because Of the danger it on
tails, and tho trouble giyon to passengers, tho
practice iH ono that should bn at onoo abated.
The police havo endeavored somowhat to break
it up, but tho officers need to exercise moro
wstchfulnoss thnn thcy have done. Lot tho
boys bo ar1estod, as in tho case OF steam-cars.
II the police have no authority to arroat for such
an offonBe, lot tho city giVo It to thom. 1t tho
ailway companies owe 1t to tho travelling public
70 deyae means to correct the owl.
, 1873-09-08

The airlnoss OF tho open cars OF tho Vest Side
limos ts not 80 approcinble now, in the cold
mornings "a would ba tho anugnoas Of the closed
cars.
It Is fortunate thing for tho young men OF
Tho Times that Mr. Storey in absont from the
city. Had ho boen home yesterday there would
have been livclier time around tho corner Of
Washington etreot and Fifth ayonuo, than there
was last Monday morning when tho ''old man"
learned through The TRIBUNE what occurred at
Heslng'a maeting the evening before.
II "L1liau's Last Love" ia retained much
tongor at Hooloy's, somebody besides John
Blalsdsll will bo rcqul1od to play o,oen Rousledge
At tho proaont rata the play will consume one
loading man for every half-dozeu performances.
hlr. Baulsbury Is detormined to carve bis op~
ponent Into mlnce-moat.
4 paragraph In yesterdays TRIBUNE noting
the mysteEioua robbery OF the Rtora OF Wobhor
& Harkins, on laat Friday night, contained .
eingls error In stating TINT tho ators waa guard-
I'd (2) by mon Of Turtles and Of pinkerton'a
priyate watch force. The vlgilant officials under
whose caro- tho ntore was loft belong to Dailoy'a
% preventive" police. ,
The Times is informed that thoro Ia . lehk In
ahe new Luke Tunnel that thero was m e1-
presa Robbery amounting to $4,000, aud An ele'
, 1873-09-08
Weekly Review OF tho A1bunY Ltvc-
Stock mafiKcts

A1p4SE, N. =, Sept. 7.-noevea-The rnarfet on
Thursday opened quietly n laua with aim attead-
ance. The buyers wore mostly country dealers and
butchors and tlo markst ru1cd dull and struggling to
tho olosc On Friday tlcro wan increased attend.
anee apd moro .o4vi;y in ths market, although no
vero fairly represented and tho largest purchasers
Prices this week AFRO noar1y tho same % lust Good
voek's prices. Tho receipts for tho weak number
ois head against $50 head week ngo. Ihe A4e1sse
scarcity Of Texans IL The market The highest Rss
paid to Il. g. Nosonthal for herd Of p5 prime Illinois
ssoers The following Ia tabe indicating the main
ruling Of tho market this weak: Premium, 00
e1tra, $e.6oao.76: frat quality, $ooo@6:a7 aeeond
quality $5.2s9576; tlird quauty, &4.2s@5.oo: tnfs-
rtor, $2.2594>9a.
hlilch cows-There hna been little dono in this
branch Of trade tha week. Only 10 hoad ~eso Been In
the yards, and sold ut prcca ranging from e3.o0 to
$500 per head.
but tho market WIS aomewhat gluttcd. Prices ntto
below those OF last week eheep quoted 1t DO to 70,
and 1anba at $40 to 7kc. ..
Csives-ony fow Ii market beat quality offered
at 7Ho per ID.
HogB-No quotations; very little doing.
, 1873-09-08

10 the Edttor af The Catcago 7tiasne:
SIN: Having had occasion, either In person or
by agent, to examine tho corn crop from Chicago
west to Central Iowa, md from tho southern
limit to the cente Of this State, your correspond
ent finds the following to be tho facts:
FIrstThat about two-thirds Of tho aroa OF
last yaar is thls year planted.
Second-That on account Of tho rains in tho
spring, and the drought OF the summer, not over
ono-half as much corn will be harvested this
year as last On the ground plnntcd. ...-
Thoro are few favored locallties, iBolat ted
BtripB about ono-quartor Of mile wide by two
Or tLrao miles long, which will yoltl az mich as
last ycar. But tho great MAS Of the corn ia not
filling IN tho oar, and thousands Of acres there
arc with the stalks and leaves asyellow as uau-
ally after Z heavy frost.
Should there be an carly frost, It ia doubtful il
tho crop would avorage one-third Of last yoars.
Last week thore waa slight frost in q consid-
cradle part Of the llinols Valley. x.
CH1oAao, Sept. Q, 1878.
, 1873-09-08

bpee1At U$pdkch 10 1nd tAicago 1T1btHt.
IAaALlE ILL.,, Sept. 0.-Tho stmr Hattie arrived from
Peru and canal boat Montauk, With corn for Chicago
Departed BY river: Tho prop Novolty and barge, 1oad
cd with for Pcru also boata hgrasB, geneytove,
nrownlow, bath loaded With lumber for Obilicothe
also barge No. q Light, for Peru, aud tbs canal boat
hiontauf passed into tho canal loaded with corn for
Chicago. Prnp Novelty and barge, loaded with
luinber, passed. out. Watar feot inches On the
mitar-sl1l Of Lock Is.
0u1oaao, Sept. Go ?. m.-ARR1vEp-Esaer, otts-
~, 800 bu corn Wavo, Morris, 5000 bu corn /: At
.anuo Morris. $500 bu corn Merchant, Ioneo 5000
oa oats g. Doosh 8enecn, 300 bu corn III bod Tbs
eeea Maple IeaS, bhds Brtdgo, 5000 bu corn !,
d1 Letnont, 90 yda stone Constitution, Lc1nont
g y9s atone Col Martin. Lenont GO yds afono A1a-
~. ~. Lemont. " ydb atono Geo. Judd, Lemont. n
4aa atone Admiral, Lc1nont, 80 yds atonc Harry
Losoonf = 3ds stone Col. Manning, Lernont % yds
4tono Aoyanco, LnTnont IS ydA atone II L. Ieasiee
Lamont @ yds Rtone Maynower fcnopt, 50 yda
s&onsi Il. Walker, Lernont, 60 yds ntonn 80 bris
AHe; II. 3. Carpenter, Sag, 81 yds etono :
F. !. chairman, Willow Springs, % yds atone: Mon.
arch, 1ockport. 800 brG dour, iI9,Bo5 rbs
orotou, Wlllov bprtngu go yds gravel; prop Houth
Shore, Willow Bpringo, II yds gravel; Eilo OOonne
Sag, 90 yaa stono; Martin Hogan, Lamont. cd rat
atone; Bargu No, = IsBallo, ia tons coal; Robors
Holmes, OTTAWA 5000 bu cornt Metropolis Chilli
GOTHIC, $500 bu corn Northwest, Morris, $500 bu
corn.
oIxAnEn-a}psoy Queen, Henry, 65,7ea II lumber,
b % shingea Ionn1e, Morrill,. 10 btfn -four tond
coa1 Midge. Marseles, 10 brls sals Drigo' joliet
q gag lumbar; milwaukee, ottawa d. It lumber
, 1873-09-08

vator tiro amounting to 100000, mono OF which
Woro oven alluded to IN that blow shoot yebtor~
Of yesterday. by tic way, &horo was 2 political
mootinK .wook ago youtora"y. nas the Ta"'e'
At @ O'Clock yesterday morning tho inhabitants
OF tho vicinity Of 1Iatstol and llnrrlson atroots
wore Btarttcd by two successive Butl.shotn. ohi-
rushed I'll 70 tho spot aud found an old gentle.
man namod Hobby, dol,blo-barrel gun II hant,
standing ovor tho corpses of two brindlc bull
dogs. fhoy hal both bitton him. It seone, and
he had just determined to hinder their having a
clanco to 60 mad.
tfmoB for Liltan at Hooloys. He laa received
hnlf-n-iozcn cuts from the hands Of the Comic
dd Caraiao, and docs not presont that nnr'1tiletl
front tint tho ladleB in tho audience admire. T1o
and alaehod Ills right hand in several places.
There neyor waH 90 mont fonoing scene Wit
uosaed In q Chicago theatre aB that In which lo
has suffered, and 1t seoms pity to mar tho
artist to give q reoliatio cast to tho sceno.
John Ross, living at No. 780 Wost Kinzin street,
eame home drunk at 4 H. oGlock ., on ,sainsasy
cd wna winding up tho clook tho wrong way-re-
ouired reorganization. To roorgan{zo her lo
pulled couple Of handfu1s Of hair from hor
ucalp. Bho retaliated with the olocll on hs
hoad, and adroitly succeeded in sovoring large
artery, which caused carmlno fountain to be-
gin playing over his allirt-boaom. Dr. b1iard Waa
immediately called in, but tho obstinate drunk
ard would not allow tho wound to be dressed:
Tho Doctor, knowing that tho man would b1ned
officers, and tho wound WAS dressed notwnh-
standing tho reorganl2or'a r0monstrancea.
On Inst friday. serions and distressing aoel-
don't occurred on tho railway at South Lynne,
1uBt north Of the Stock Yards. 4 poor German
woman, whose husband fai]a to provide fuel for
, 1873-09-08

Old Settlers' Meeting ut KesVanoe, Ill.
kEwAaEE, Sept. 6, 1873.
TO tho Editor qf Tho Chicago Tribune:
Sin: Tho Old Sottlors mooting at Kewanoo,
last Wednesday, was q sucoess ut loaat, such
was the opinion OF tho gray-headod old pioneers
who mot, with families and frienas, to celebrate
tho day by removing old acquaintances, aud ro-
counting old ecenes and Incidents which occurred
in "days of auld lang syne." Tho reunion was
held in the grove adjoining town, whero at an
early hour had gathered some hundreds OF poo
ple from Horny md adjoining countless bont on
enjoying thomBolyes aB thoy used to "in the
good old times."
First in order after tho usual Misunderstanding
ard wolt-wishing, was tho prayer by the Rev. NJ.
D. GraVos, OF this place, after which tho annual
Grafton was delivered by Samuel Ortlway, which
WAS repleto with good points and was vol re-
ceiyed. poem followed composed by Mrs. n.
g. Pratt, and read BY tho Rov. Jamos Martin
Tompkins. Tho continent and composition OF
the pocm wero excellent, which proves Mrs.
pratt to DO no amotour In poetry.
After remarks By MesaTs. Howard, Dlsl, and
Little. tue party adjourned to the well hFread
for oil hour, moro or less. in discussing chtokon,
orally enjoy.
Aftor dinnor, the grove was onlivonod by somo
stirring music from the Old sott!ers' Choir, COM
for, was road again, followed by
short addrosaoa from number OF tho Holdost
inlabitants," who gayo full history Of tho
carly settlements DO, TO-; how they built tho
llrst church; engineered the first election. poll
ing soveh votes all told; malo tho first tobacoo-
press, tsc.-the woods ringing With morriment
when some loug-forgotton joke was told.
nlr. Perry, Of Qonosoo, ondcavored to in
form tho audience that he scas an Old ecttlor;
which, In fact. oyery ono believed boforo no waa
half through, and settled down to good, square
laugh 1t IL settled fact that 4o Ia Tie funniest
Old Settler In tlsa settlement.
hlr. Rood, OF Bureau, followed In short ad-
dress aud was applauded by those who like =
good story.
After singing, the e1eroses came to an onl;
when all returned TO daily careB aud dutloB ro-
froslonod and roHviled by tho pleasing inilll-
enoes which oamb from tue meeting OF aoqnain-
tances OF bygone days. JIM.
, 1873-09-08

l!in 100 Ut 1ao; j. D.. 1voa, 400 at t3o
!e 45p 49, at l2Ho Georf lSS 1oa 4
12Nc Liite Falls Uonira 207 at 19Yo; Mohawk, 100
1t l9;So Nevport lilo aE 13o; Nichols, 100 {nmall
gtone Church, 10 ut i2,{o; painos Hollow, 900 1t
i12No; ralntlno unton. % at l2Hoi nu.aelt 90 M st
otf2ho; North Bchuyler, 30 1t l8o amalis Bnah,
loa Ut 12Ao TOP Notch. d5 at 13o; Warren Centre,
100 nj 12Xo; Zimmerman Crock, 10l at 12Ho.
goodH TO bo sold on commfsalon. The following arc
tlia rcccpsa of 1haoao IN New York City, and tho or
ports for the past oight mouths correspond With
6ame Hu1o last yoAr:
, 1873-09-08

Some years ago, Mary Dluahardt, Of No. Cos
West Lake street, separated from hor husband.
On Saturday, they met on tho street. and Blush
ardt informed hor that ho was about to pro-
cure bill Of divorce. Bho replied that
ho neod do that, al she would soon be ont of
ha way. 1t noon, yesterday, sho WIS found In
her room, apparently suffering from 4 dose Of
morphine, A phynician wan called, but pro-
noullced tho caso hopeless. At Ill carly hour
THIS morning the unhappy woman waa living.
, 1873-09-08

lower. Tho supply Of vessos n trne larger. Ns
quote: 70 BuInlo 10 for whcat, md l3o for eoi!.
keo uol1o, LcHs Day, Yankee 1latlc, Annlo vough.,
and prop Missouri. corn At loo. To Rarnla-Prop D.
F. Wade. corn, through atmr Amazon, wheat to
to 10000 bu corn and $4,000 bu whoat. From 61il-
naukeo to Buffalo tho sclr ua1nlon wheat Ut l5o, and
to arriYe.> --
, 1873-09-08
Total. ~. l,21aosa 1,165, All 1,o2o, ,as3 ao3,1t

This shown m e1cesa In rcooipa this yoar over lst
~ b11ss s snd an s1cess q exports foE Tho ss1e
beloved to DO smaller In szo than at year IN allow
anes should 70 mada in computing the gross weight.
We Lave aaviees from abroad to the 10th Of A1gnst.
choose soils At full rates. and holders 1nsot buyers for
ssocoaaarY softs. The beas Is qun!ed At 6ss ster-
lish choddar sells for 78a86a tho owt,
Tho Woasher this week IN uerkiner N. X, haa beon
Rhowery, and grass Is growing hncly.
, 1873-09-08

Thoao lots Of largo sze, from a3 to foot 'front.' and
railway accommodations excellent @ trains
dstly}, accommodating all who must DO at thor place uE
business by O'Clock fn tho morning we'll those who
profcr coming laor Evanston Ia situated Kent1o
dulatons, 3ns Of hufc1ont siso and fail to Afford sost
natural drninaRo but In addition Ia this extensive
orage syatom Is boiu9 put in. Tbs Northwestern
University, tho Fuuao College, and the Public Hchools
aof educational privileges equal In tho Wast It
IL so we'll surpod with storos Of oil sorts, whero
luxury be obtancd This city has lust start1d OF
the finest syatem Of wAtorWorks In tho ost which HilK
bo completed At cost CT Sl3 and With gas. which
has bcou for time introduced will mako E.anston
equal to largo city In all that psrtans to comfort aud
convonlcnce. Thoro Is now building magnificent pier
and light house which, when nshed viii Rivo Evanston
tho nost ako landing to bo found In suburban town.
Investments oro to yold profitable increase In
the value of tho property. special train. freo to nls
will loAvo tho Northwestern Depot. Canal and Kin
rieats., At 80 H., THURSDAY SEPT. II. for Ev-
auston returning after tho sas which Will beziu Ar
RIVAL OF THE TRAIN UPON THE GROUND.
Thu MAMMOTH PAVILION, which has hecu pop-
uar at previous saos, will bo hoisted to accommodate
those In attendance.
Torms Of SALE s0 monthly payments each lot, or Il
cash, balance In and Scars nteIost oant. Il
deposit OF 5 will bo required each lot at tu of sale
printed abstract will DO furnished to each pu schassr
Plas and information may bo had Of COMMONS d
BEST. ia LaSal1c.at.. or Of
ELLISON & FOSTER, Auct'rs>
nr a
, 1873-09-08
Proposed Ahniversnry Celebration.
IHlLfciui usnnkcL ka Itke {.dicaad Ifihuue.

OTTAWA. ILL.,. Sept. G.-Tne Hon. Sidney D1cese, Of
the Buprcmu Court has accepted VI Invitation to do.
LIVER MI address at grand celebration TO 10 had at
ataryed Rock, Utisa, tho Illinois River. tho
10th nat., In honor Of tb!a day being the two-hun-
droltl anniversary Of TIC landing Of white man,
Jca1t missionary, ut Starved Rock.
, 1873-09-08

Specfa1 ntspatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
EsoANapA, Micl., Bopt. B.-Arrivnls, Bopt. A.
prop Bortaohoy aehr dity q Tawas. bepaftnres--
City Of Tawas Michigan City, Fnyette, frankfurt,
toa q IL w Eio olS.e3 N ST. a Ronar NJ
Mapds 419.
Eso!NARA, sapt. 6.-ArEival-Eaglo Wing. Depart
, 1873-09-08
MARINE.
Port OF Chicago

Schr Bardlnia blaniHtee, lumber.
Hcow uoaater, Lake Harbor, slabs.
; gcSw Chan 1hampiSn esnsnttntS t,,nSs Slabs
Bcow L. 6trom, sauRatuck, wood.
IsSp Colorado bSffs!o, M6.s snnar'ss; nEs ,,,..r
schr Topay, hiuskegon, lumber.
rsep Padelpn'a, natfs3o, 1,,osSa snndris'.
t,chr Regulator, Muakcgon, lumber.
8cAr Christie, MuAktgou, lumber.
Steam barge hnnis Laura, MuskeRon, lumber
6chr Magnolia, Muakegon, lumber
Beow Milton. W5'.te Lake, lumber.
t3ohr Sea Gem, Ludington, lumber.
Bchr 10 Wins, Lutlington, lumber.
schr Minnesota, A1cnominoo, lumber.
sclr ENouezer, Eagle uarbor, wood.
Prop CIV Of concord, oaicnsbureh, aundsies.
Rchr Florence Fair Haven, Ian bark.
schr julia Smith, Whito Lake, lumber.
gohr G. .. Harris, Cleveland, coal.
Prop y; E; Hatne, Mnskegoq, towlng.
nargo Q. Q. D., M,skegon. lumber;
SsTss ss osy 3; asaaI hasen Mssieson lumber
Prop Persia, Montreal, sundrics.
sehs Queen Of the Wsst' nteno,anee, lumber.
6clr @. Harber, LudiNgtou, lumber.
sshF ssnE aa'Sn e. %oSfs apgsh Fsss hs1aas sSss lumber
gchr Mary, White Lake, lumber.
schr n1ystic h1uakcgon, lumber,
schr 81. Potter, MnHIegoa, Lumber.
EChr j. ulbbnEl, Grand RtPGr, wood
Steam barge East Saginaw, n1aniou Island, wood,
Bchr Boil Brown, Ogonz Pier, telegraph poles.
scllr Argo, Egg t1arbor, tan bark.
s'hr sln. Nellie ;,la, Rosa4ington. Erie, eoal
sehr Jos. s?r Drssden, aS79a %a.o Lake, lumber.
Hchr Potomac, Ponaaukec, lumber
Echr Flying Cloud, Little suanaico, lumber.
schr Ivor Laveon, Mnshegon, lumber,
schr St. Paul, MMskogon, luuapor.
schr Pride, Muskegon, Lumbar.
echr Pilgrim, MuakeRon, lumber.
schr octavia. White Lake, lumber:
3chr Mont Dlnnc, Fair Haven, coal.
gohr Elizabeth Jones, Buffalo, soal.
@ scir g. Dr MapTison, Whits sis' LsEe', is lumbos
schr Dawn, White Lake, lumber.
schr Curlaw, Muakagon, lumber.
schr hrary, Muskegon, lumber.
Bohr I1zze Throop 1fu8kegon, slabs.
Prop oswegatehlo, ogdensburgh, sundsiea
schr Golden Fleece Buffalo, coal.
Bchr Ralph Campbell, Ford River, lumber.
Prop Irs OhaIee, gaugatuck, sundries
schr Alice, buffalo, coal.
{, sehs \. RaPs @ KeSannss, wy f;so wood. ,n,,.
scow Hercu1os, Carlton Tier, wood.
Barge peshtgo, buffalo, coal
Bchr A. Moshcf, Cleveland, coal,
ReAr Arendel, Mnn,stee, lumber
Steam barge Bismarck, 1Ienom1nce lumber.
Steam barge Mar1nette, Menominee, lumber,
ssssas @ Ss1ss Ssss 5 I Fnsr: %sas%nse, la@Sot.
scar cai PsI' W II. 'Wiiisra' s SANDY nay. inmbsr.
prnn ttont.nn ~ M nntffajo axnrir,s III, 4uNo'1'
gchF +; II Tohnaon' 0cnntn. immrcr
5sas sssss g. ks:ta; sp;!s's Ssa s..
st1nr t-.. rrrnvo at " Ios.nh s'',ntrirs N~''
Saw, XXX Grs ~. pnmtwntor srn5rtrs
ssss s.: ass5s|s i i. VIA, Ess, f9ss5; 9l
sehs sehr Aaysnss Y Ho MaASsgan, %oSs i1;nDor
sehr prssto at DIM mnstcaop. lamDs:r. ''AD''
, 1873-09-08
DEATHS.

DGRKF~Ssnt. - r. y; -. -.
Ao1 Thomas Burke bI9 Wnst Indians etpet. Funeral
% n9,Hsk uHa ~ qn5s Tuesday Sept It u eo!oek
nan. rset q the lste + Rossmsn. axod Issss.
rnnoEot from No. IA " AAhinRton Avouue Tuoxdsy At
oqlosk B. n. FEionds aro Invited. ' ~
r. nE9pH1ssAtnsday lnornlnF Sept ot oholera .uosbus
9 yesEb. '' "H@
Monday. At 2. = "
, 1873-09-08

The nIrrilor OF nm Illinois F1nn and
1QtA Wifc at O.lCtanr1ts. Col+

Front tho MONMOUTH tEH.j AHA1r t3eF" u
Of William 7. Richardson aud wife, former reat-
dents Of this city, arn sud indcod.. Tho botltoa
wero found on Sunday, tho Gath Of August and
wora supposed to have boon doad slnoo tho
Thuraday boforo. a jottor received horo from
Mrs. Charles Carr. ilatod at Apishapa Btation,
"tt seemed TINT tho torrible wretch WHO COM
mlttod tho dooti Ind cntorcd tho barn, lying In
wait for Alr. H., and had tnkon MN unaware,
that Mr. Il, "a geye % cry, which Mrs. Il. heard md
rushed In tho direction Of tho bnrn to ascertain
the cause, whom tho wrotch mot hor, and g. clio
tnrnoa and ran, trying to eaonpo him. 1hSfo
Toro running footsteps In sho afocmon t OF tao ns
1ar- plus, halr-oomb, oso, boing boatteIod oil tho
way from tho corral to tic corner OF tho house,
so Ind evidently been sowing at tho tfmo whom
bho hoard tho disturbance at Tho paEn, aa M nor
thblo was found on hor han a mac ~ tSo
noodle ID whore sllo Ind boen sowing. 6ho owl
dently roceiycd tho first blow there; md M threw
hcr work down. badly stained with bloot; Ihore
stop, through Which she had boon dragged into
hor s Aihais' hair Tes EasA''1d flowing loosely oyot
her shoulders. It sooms that life may not
hare boon extinct whom nhe was dfnggod IN, hnt!
(sho too was lying on her faco) beating the bach
Of tho nkull almost to jolly, The murder ia
supposed to havo boon committed about 0 or 4
O'clock in tho afternoon, at least 1t was In broad
flayljght. None Of tho toweiry was tnkon from
her person, and nothing Is missing from the
house"
Mr. rs watch, money, andpapere wero e undls'
turbod In tho hottae. IN ax found On tho prem
isos covered With blood Is believed to DO the
weapon with which Tho terrible decd was com.
mitted. Two Mexicans who wore In Mr. H. en-
rloy woro arrested for tho crime, but before the
trial they woro taken from tho guards by body
OF n1aakod mon and hung. They confessed thon
guilt On tho gallows.