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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

MADRID, Nov, 2o.--rhe tmparcial
asserts that the Nirginins wa, openly
equipped At the port OF New York.
Tho Spanish rress generally prays
President Grants moderation, reserv.
ing for Congress the settlement of thn
questions which have arisen between
the United States and Spain, t.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

Three of the Jurors in the Stokes
case have been arrested for bribery.
No matter II all the jurors were bribed
by the defendant, the State could not
get another trial, but II there was one
who had been bribed or wrongly
influenced. even In behalf of the State,
Stokes could easily obtain new trial.
But that is just what Stokes don't
want. BE has got triumph and cheat.
ed the gallows, by four years in the pen
iteniary. All this In city Democrat
ic by thirty odd thousand.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

Lee county hopelessly in debt
Dubuque county the same,-Jackson
couuty bsnkrupt-the three Demo-
cratic counties of Iowa,-do not fur.
nish very strong endorsement OF
Democracy where in power. And
still the Democracy are not happy.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

Patrick Kelly, resident of Daven-
port for ten years preceding last spring
when he went to Kansas, is reported
to have killed his wife and two
children, and been hung therefor by
q mob,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27
II,

The falling offthe republican vote in
Massachusetts, from that Of last year is
fifty thousand. While this is true the
democratic or fusion vote Is abont the
same az that of Greeley's.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

The Washington Chronicls suggests
that On. the arst day Of the coming
Congressional session there will prob.
ably occur lively race between sev-
eral patsiotio members Of the lower
house for the privilege of doing one
Of two things-or both Of them. It
will be hard matter now to guess
who will bs the hrst to introduce q
resolution rescinding the salary grab
law, and who will be the frst to recog.
misc Cuba. Ofcourse, it will depend
Z good deal on the Speaker, whoever
he may be, and it Is anticipated that
DO will have perplexing time in Sc.
iecting the gentleman to do either OF
the two things from the scores that
Will jump from their seats for the pur-
pose.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

A woman in East Jeffrey, N. H., has
had an accurate picture of Juniper
tree printed on her leg by flash of
lightning. And the editor who chron-
icled the event has had lively time
explaining to his wife how he got the
item.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

Ns.loas Z, D1Ew, who. Il WIN be
rsmembsrsd, testified to the fact OF
seeing iQskss Amos draw the famous
"s. o. check himssls and pay II to
some epsi in ths llobbyOf tho Cspisol,
claims to haxs discovered who the Let.
tar person was. IN = letter to the
JosS1al he says;. 49, Is y.
Il have to saythat tits money drawn
on fherStaOA 5. Ogolsekf ftu tuue s.
1eO tyytkAA Hon Oakess zme4, at Z
o'eloek In the afternoon, was paid to
AnSep. Merrill, Esq. az attorney, q
that time In the employ OF 1r. Ames
70 look aftsr hia "eouthern Cotton
speculstions. The books Of the lsts
1r. Merrill, who died sou3etinA hetore
Mr.. Amss, will show the honorable
nature Of theis asspcleNen, nd also
The fact OF lSoSse q. 81 A0V pald him
June e, 1858 Son aceount OF the Rob
Roy cotte4 Slan.n u was through
tho legal 1oumon and astuteness Of
Ng. AeErill. thst Nr, Amss was ssved
>l31, ,6s90o IN that one case. as
There was never anything more
definitely settled that IL not an axiom,
than the fast that the Hon. schuyle,
Colfax did not receive the check o,
The money thereon in the famous check
OF Oakss Amss drawn to sc. We
always bad . 6rm belief In the limo
cspes of Nr. Colfax, and time and
events have, demonstrated the correct.
ness of our view. II IL the part o.
many men devoid Of character, how
evers "a yti!l maintain th.t NJ. Cola,
did receive, the check and then II,
about It. Men Of spotless character
borne througha . quarter Of . centur,
Of active life, are always the targets OF
those without character.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

BERTHE Mckay, niece OF Oswald
Noack, of Baltimore, has bothered Os-
wald good deal with her pistol, first
and last, having fired at him three or
four times aud once hit him in the
hip.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

President Grant writes to . friend
at b. Louis to the effect that the Gov
eminent had NO money deposited In
Jay Cookies Warrington bank at tho
time It failed, and Lost nothing by the
SAilurs. Also, that what little money
hs (the President) had In the hank be-
fore the smash il in yet.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

ernment, and will give all possible
moral support In that direction, this
movement on her part will not serve
in The least degree to restrain our
Government from exacting fnll
measure Of redress for pending sriey-
ances and protectinE all the Interests
covered by the national flag.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27
Republican majority on joint ballot %

The Board Of Supervisors of Jack
SON county, Iowa, all democratic, have
settled with the bondsmen of the late
Treasurer Of that county, Bryan, also
democratic, for his al, 900 defalcation.
They have taken Of the bondsmen
notes for $4,000 secured by good real
estate, payable in the course Of term
Of years. Now Is the time for our
democratic reformers to ring the cham
ges on the corruption Of republicans,
Why don't democracy how'll Have
democratic reform organs, snti-mo-
nopoly highhyers had anything to say
about this7 Jackson county 10 one Of
the three or four old democratic coun.
ties of the State, while the republicans
have had the control the ninety odd
others. Let Us mix little Of Jackson
county and the Rankin defalcatiou.-
Will our exquisitely pure slough-o6s
please CRY aloud and spare not.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

] returned to consciousness to dnd
myself taksu care Of by some miners,
who had found me su0 carried mo 20
their tent. II Was weeks before ] was
able to resume my journey, and mcnths
before ths Ban Fraucisco doctor would
permit me to embark on my home.
ward journey.
Ny appearance had been greatly A.
tered. Ny face was broussd by ex.
posure aud emaoiatcd by recent Ill.
ness-to say nothing Of the change
made in 1t by q full beard Of many
months growth.
FeH Of my old acquaintance
thought, would recognize me. won
dered II Edae would. I meant to sur.
prise her, and try the experiment al
any rate.
Itwas evening when reached my
native village. The old inn.keeper,
whom !! had known from boyhood,
recetved me 90 . stranger. He was On
authority on local topics, and I could
not torbear to ask him q few ques.
tions touching the matter uppermost
in my mind.
"Do you know Mr.. Worth, who
lives here 2" began.
"John Worth mono know him bet
ter"
"How is he," enqnired.
"A leetle broke, latterly," ihe old
man answered.
"And his daughter Efflc ~ wen
on.
"a nice gal, Eale--do you know
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

took place IN st c"liisry al Wigan. to-
day, ana ~ miners were killed and
injured.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2t.-It is nader
stood that General Sherman will leave
in a short time on 4 tour OF inspection
of the fortificatiOns and posts at The
mouth of the Mississippi, Florida aud
the Gulf. In view Of the present siin.
alton, this is considered ofimportance.
/. The belief gaius ground that the mis-
sion Of the Kansas to Santiago was 10
demand the Virginius and the sur
vivors Of the crew. The transfer of
the Virginius from Santiago to Havaus
will, however, relieve her Of a portion
of that duty.
The Worcester will proceed direct to
Havana aud the iron elads will rendey-
vOHs At Key West,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

General Baker had up to O'Clock
18th inst. received flfty-four tons Of
coal for the sufferers in Osceols coun-
ty,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27


great activity in the Navy Yard
Twenty-six hundred men are employ
ed. Six vessels are preparing for war.
Admiral Porters torpedo boat is be-
Ing rapidly prepared for service.
Workmen are engaged on the FIori.
ds, which has the reputation of being
the fastest boat ever built. being capa.
BILE of making sixteen knots an hour
for six days without stopping to coal.
Tho steam yacht America, built for
Henry N. Smith. the well known stock
operator, has been purchased or char
tered by the Government for dis
patch boat.
A meeting Of 4.0O0 Gern,ans leading
citizens, tonight pronounced In favor
of American Intervention in Cuban af.
fairs, and the yindication Of the honor
of the American flag.
NEW York, NOV. PA telegram
from 81. Johns. N. f.. says the tele.
graph cable steamer, Robert Lowe,
was lost near St. Shafts, ST, Msry's
Bay, on Wednesday morning. The
chief officer and two boats crews were
saved. The Captains and two other
boats are missing. The ting steamer
Cabot, has gone to assist The missing
boats.
New YoRk, Nov. 22.--TAe court
was crowded this morning on accoun.
of the interest in Tweed's case. The
motion for arrest Of Judgment was ar
gued on tho ground that the act Great
ing the board Of audit was uncoustitu-
tional and Tweed could not be held
liable for acts committed under II.
New YOnk, Nov. ga Washing-
ton special SAYS official dispatches to
Sec'y Fish. received at l2 O'Clock last
night, says: IA second atteInpt was
made to Asssssinate Minister Sicklcs.
and that one thousand troops are now
guarding the American Legation at
Madrid
NEW YORK, Nov. s2.A-The Grand
Jury has found indictments against =
number of inspectors of elections tor
violation Of provision Of the election
laws, aud against citizens whose pro-
ceedings on election day have been
subject TO much comment.
Reiderman & Co. have instituted lc-
gal proceedings against Danl Drew,
Eugene n. Robinson aud S. II. Alden,
charging them with fraud and mis-
representation IN regard to large tran.
ssctions in Canton stock. ttis alleged
that Robinson was used by Drew 10
saddle the stock on Beiderman l. Co
after Drew had positively agreed not
to sell any Of his stock, bnt would buy
more. The difference in dispute
amounts to one million dollars.
New YORK, Nov. 22.--A telegram
from Havana yesterday, gives the fol.
lowing from the Dioro:
.We do not conslder il within the
! bounds of justice or reason, thst war
should result from the capture Of the
Virginias and its legal consequence,
but Ii q conflict comes let us emulate
the example OF Carthage, Numsnoia,
and Ssguntum, and make the Spanish
race in Cuba the admiration OF ihs
American hemisphere
/ The Toice de Cube believes the
question will be settled by diplo-
macy, but nevertheless ii praises
the activity Of the artillery and engi.
neer corps In repairing the foriiiica.
items which will IN shor, time be in
perfect condition.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

New YoRk, Nov. 22.--The associa-
ted banks hold S33, ,000,H1 OF lega, ten
ders.
New YORK, Nov. 22.--Twurd was
to-day sentenced to twelve years in the
peDitentiary, and to pay tine of sl2,-
75fl
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

The most unpopular fellow about
10 General shrinkage.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

BAYoNNc. Noy. 2l,--Don Alphonso,
brother of Don Carlos, has been sp
pointed Generalissimo Of the Carlists
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

The Chairman of the Republican
State Central Committee, Mr., Neidig,
says the Iowa Legislature stands as
follows:
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

ADJuTANT-GENERAL BAKER says
that IL the President declares war on
Cuba, Iowa will place her quota of
100000 men in the field in twenty-fonr
hours.
The above silly dispatch was sent to
the Chicago Journal from Des Moines.
That kind of gasconade is unworthy
of the State If notof General Baker.
We agree with the Dubuque Times
in the above criticism. II is very
cheap blnster.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27
TELEGRAMS| !
-
WASHING CT ON. +.

EXPRESSLY ron THE coUnrEr
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

New YoRK, Nov. 22.--TAe court
was crowded this morning on accoun.
of the interest in Tweedis case. The
motion for arrest Of Judgment was ar
gued on tho ground that the act Great
ing the board Of audit was nncoustitu-
tional and Tweed could not be held
liable for acts committed under It..
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

NEW Yonk, Nov. ga Washing
ton special says official dispatches to
Sec'y Fish, received at IL O'Clock last
night, says: IA second atterapt was
made to Asssssinate Minister Sicklcs
and that one thousand troops are now
guarding the American Legation al
Madrid
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-11-27

LospoS, Nov. st.-An explosion
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-07
! ake WsanaErg !!

TIE y. q. z. r. Il. tCoAR>A l.f f.fs.E
/ ,1xioas't5 tats di.e rtecautioTii against &C
'-'eHt. aad less i life ySssffiB FROM trimming
g iE-- trains AID csey tsse- ilIis tod 81
-EzrIs1S Parents and tEii.r...sllss ag.tzast TIE
Dangers Attending Ee too cpLlEioi. ,,r=csire- of
ct-isz-1 Plsy IT. about thelfCsTS aIri lec3,i,.,-
ives. Those having in charge Ike bes.iTs's.
. C6InpsB! ind j Impossible to. FEsSusls
Boys. who frequent the t.rrnini and s.oppipe
and ersiles. and they vii feel themselves.
sOt:-a9 "a T.se.s1 to Iier- tecidrt rnpasrres i
a.s. aniacr pSeS tEa SeI4itI8 > 4ReerSt zcSiS
Cents Whit &fc1f -a<Sfb sSlffo sha dare !
..eneSs OF persons jumping On and of the csrs
Eh-l 4 molten, ST on d,be Nysxutrlr sH.9h III
/. themselves r. Ii. YER SsIfI On
tx 81 Z sSaperln.ndeaf. 4
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-07
S 2 6 s . 90

FORTUNE EOl: FIVE boLI-gI.S
Proceed. of the sale CT = krjs al The Eastern
s5s1isIss sEif' --.ain- on .tngsit with WELLS.
ftGSO * co, Barker II Brsaly.zY, Now
spiil L-see ;sst-ls-,tio, and yrzy1:eY..
~ gi-ts ia
sck s-s'.s -. HaE.F TICKETS $3.50
For sale - tieo. f. Brownies. -. Bry al!wsy:
-=rtZ = Levy. IlJI broadway: Vandevser's
:. c,SsTiaRo c,il.a, STREET.. Doskirn; r. ".
smear. as. Fulton street
4 isisSSTls.s 4srt
- Broadway AID ExshsEse Court. k"oniE.
Nal cltit srri iI'licatiafs for sseccIes in
- other cities TO beasktTess.tl 10
u. ALENANItLTl < CO.
Eas.sTu Managers (1stc s:zs Box No: t,s5t, New
York .--- .--.- r.. z.=
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-04

ihvor Is an important element Is assist Is Is
a resumption Of specie payments. A thor
ough revision OF the customs laws is re.
commended. The tonnage-tax should be
repealed, and new laws regarding the enrol
ment and license of vessels should be made
30 far as they affect canal-boats and similar
craft employed chiefly on the internal waters
of States. The reorganization Of customs
districts on the Atlantic coast and various
changes in the laws respecting our. nayiga-
ton interests are recommended.
~. - INTERNAL REVENUE.
There has been an increase in the receipts
or taxes on spirits, tobacco, fermented Ii
quors, and from penalties. The decrease in
the receipts from banks and bankers is due
principally to that provision in the act of
June 6, 1872, which raises the exemption of
all sums deposited in savings banks, &C., in
the name Of one person, from $500 to q 900.
The repeal of the stamp-taxes imposed I'm
der Schedule B, act Of June 80, 1864, eX-
cept that Of two cents on bank checks, drafts,
or orders, took effect October 1, 1872, and
has caused a falling off from that source.
The system of collecting taxes by stamps,
and without assessments, has been found to
give general satisfaction. Since its appica-
ton to special taxes they have been collect
ed more promptly and thoroughly, and q
more: gratifying and healthy increase in the
receipts therefrom is apparent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-04

CITY COLLECTORS OfFIcK,l
RICHMOND, November 20, 1873.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
O'CLOCK A. NJ. To 6 O'CLOCK +. NJ.
18TH TO THE 31sr DAY OF DECEMBER,
INCLUSIVE,
for the purpose Of receiving from any person VII"
has sIrrady paid one-half only OF the city taxes
charged to him the remaining halt, and that
TEN PER CENT.
will he added 10 the amount Of said remaining half
,f the tax charged In every Gaze where the party
shall fall to pay said remaining hall "lthh
the time so limited"
But In case any person, having faileh 10 pay III
the month of June oue-half OF the city taxes due
from such person. shall fail TO pay the Whole amount
thereof on or before the 3lsr DAY OF DECEMBER
there shall be added
TWENTY PER CENT.
u,,on the amount of the tax so remaining DUE"
The Collector respectfully calls the attention o'
those parties who have SO repeatedly PROMISED -
settle their bills (other than the laf-paid bliis
and on which he has been 50 lenient, that Should
lie now fail to call OH them by the 9Th OF Deceih
Der, and they fall 10 pay during the month OF DE
cember he will he compelled, under the dutie
of Ms office, to collect In January By LEVY, "il'
the additional TWENTY PER CENT.
JOHN +. REGNAULT,
as,,m Collector
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-04

DESTRUCTION OF SHEEP BY DoGs.-We shall
appeal to the Legislature, and we hope every
farmer in the State may do the same, to pass
some sort Of law to protect the raising of
sheep. There is not State in the Union
better adapted to sheep-raising than Virginia,
and there is not q State, we are sure, more
cursed with worthless dogs than Virginia.
Every negro but in the State has supply Of
from two to half dozen half-starved, raw
boned ours. These worthless whelps, starved
by day, make their midnight lnarauding ex.
petitions on the sheep. fold of q neighboring
farmer, killing and crippling more sheep
than would pay for feeding the owner of the
worthless brutes for twelve months. What
farmers want mot those who make living
by hunting) Is law passed to protect them
in most honorable and profitable industry,
and one which will do as much to build up
the resources of the State as any other
one branch Of business. 1t seems to us
that the members of the Legislature and the
representatives of the people, and hence in
terested in the material welfare of the State,
should see the necessity of passing laws TO
protect the farming interests. A law was
passed by the last Legislature giving the
boards OF supervisors authority to levy tax
on dogs-the tax to be applied to public
school purposes. This law proved to be un-
satisfactory, and was repealed by the last
session of the same body chat passed it. 4
general law should be passed 10 tax dogs,
and the proceeds be used to pay for losses to
owners who have their sheep destroyed by
dogs and if there is remainder of tax, let
it 20 into the school fund. The law should
be so framed that if the tax on a dog is not
paid that such dog shall be killed by an Off
Ger, and the officer be paid for so doing out
of the dog-taX. Let law of this sort be
passed and it will be popular with the peo-
pie, and worthless dogs will decrease and
mutton and wool will multiply.-MundsSas
HUzpffp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-04
The North Carolina Special-Tax Bond
Discrimination Refused.

RALEIGH, December 2.-Judges Bond and
Brooks, of the Circuit Court of the United
States, to-day refused to grant IN injunction
against the State treasury in the suit of AIS
fred Self and other special-taX boudholders
Us. David \. jenkins, public treasurer OF
North Carolina. The following is the deci.
sion of judges Bond and Brooks:
I'm the case of Self Is. Jenkins, treasurer
we have concluded to announce the opinion
of the court without at this time giving ot!r
reasons for the conclusions to which we
have come. The pressure of the ordinary
business of the term upon our time would
prevent our doing so satisfactorily at this
moment. We are Of opinion, first, that the
acts of the General Assembly of North Ia
rolina OF 1SGS-1S69. which authorized the
issue of the speciai-taX bonds, which are the
subject Of this suit, are valid acts, and that
the acts Of 1ST0-1S7l, which were intended
to modify or repeal the acts of 1S6S-1SG9,
are unconstitutional and void, being obnoX-
ious TO that clause of the Constitution of the
United States which torblds the State to
pass any law impairing the obligations of a
contract.
1--WE are of opinion that bona fdc holder
of Il bond issued under the acts in question
is not precludcd from receiving the amount
of his debt, because the fact is that at the
time of issuing bis bond the State bonds were
not at par. nor by reason Of the non-fulfl-
mcnt OF any of the previous conditions i'm
posed upon the Legislature before it issued
the bonds. II is sufficient, we think, if the
power to issue the bonds is given and was
exercised, for the Legislature, and not the
purchaser. is to see to the fulflment of the
condition, imposed upon the exercise Of its
power. We are OF opinion. however, that
it is not shown in this case that any ire
parable injury is likely to occur to the COM
plainant by reason OF any proposed action of
defendant, and we shall, therefore, refuse
the injunction prayed, and let the com"
plainant await whatever relief he may be
entitled to after final hearing"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-04
g.pttpr from StayRiltOn.
lra,n-I~uicncc o! the Richmond Dispatch. J
f>TtRE<TiSG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


SrACSroN. December s, 1879.
An interesting ceremony took place yes
f,n,iay morning at the Deaf, Dumb and
Blind Institution. Mr.. Frank Jenkins. Of
south Carolina. ana Miss Fannie Mcknnic,
,vyrrna>- III tn" institution, both deaf
n,llvs. were united i'll the holy bonds OF
iniirnouy. The ceremony took place in
th1 chapel Of the institution, which was
tarkentd and brilliantly illuminated with
Ei>, and adorned with triumphal arches
erected by the pupils OF the Institution.
The wedding march was played on the
cr-.an Il the bridal party entered. and the
CEREMONY va, performed 10y Rev. Mr.. Man.
y. pastor Ot the Baptist church Of this city.
The ceremony was conducted in writing
aud was explained TO the pupils by Captain
Charles Mccoy, principal Of the Institution.
III" band. led By Professor Turner, burst
iArih in triumphal notes as the wedding
PARTY departed from The chapel. The bridal
youple lelt on the train for the residence Of
the @roon's father Yesterday morning.
A. Mrs. Ann Jordan. wife OF Mr.. james
JoIdan, OF tins county. was returning home
rom salem church. i'll the neighborhood OF
Vi. sidney. on last Sunday, her horse be-
,amc frightened and threw her off, She fell
upon IN" .ilr OF her head and fractured hcl
>kuG. IN. Bell and Crawford. of Mt. Sid
Hcy. were at once summoned, and rendered
all the aid possible. At last accounts the
hdy Wa still living, but in 4 very critical
condition. She Was taken to the house Of 81
lllcnd in the vicinity Of the accident, where
lie >till remains, it being considered dan
T.rou, 10 remove her to her home.
nr. >tribling continues TO improve. and is
much better this morning MAX.