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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-11-12
I'm Chancery at Knoxville, Ten
neSSee.


John Baxter VS. W Washburn, Trustee ct al.
I appearing from the bill which is sworn to, that
4 the defendants, w. L. Drake. A. A Drake. E. A.
Drake. L.. j. Drake and Il. X. Wilcox, are nonresi-
dents of the State of Tennessee it 10 ordered that the
defendants above named appear before the Chsnoery
Court at Knoxville. Tennessee. the first Monday in
Decembe next 1873 and make defense the bill filed
in this cause the will be taken for confessed
A truecopy-Attest: N. L. PATTERSON, c. Il NJ.
BY W. A. GALBRAITH, D. @. a NJ.
Knoxville, Tennessee Nov 5th, ls7S-xi5w4t
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-11-12
Tn Chancery at Knoxville, Ten
nesSee.

No. 2,45S.
The Board Of Missions to the Freedmen Of the Gen
eral Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church
Of North America" Bill and cross bill. VS., William
Nelson and Others, Trustees Of the Shiloh Presby-
teriiu Church of Knoxville. .
IT APPEARING FROM THE ORIGINAL AND
cross bills that the defendant. the Board OF Mis-
sons to the Freedmen of the General Assembly Of the
United Presbyterian Church OF North America" is a
non resident Of the State Of Tennessee, it is ordered
that the defendant above named appear before the
Monday in December next 1873, and make defense to
the bill filed IN this cause. or the same will be taken
for confessed
A true copy-Attest; -.
NJ. L. PATTERSON, c. & NJ.
By W. A. GALGRAITH, ID. c. &. NJ.
Knoxville Nov. 5th, ls-3-xiSyit
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-11-12
I'm ChanCery at Knoxville, Ten
mRS9ee.

No. 2,l42.
Elijah Bishop. Administrator. etc, of Jonathan Bish-
oB. deceased and others vs. E. s. Husssy and wife
IT APPEARING FROM THE RECORD IN THIS
i cause. that the defendants, Zion Bishop RebeccI
Bishop, Martha Bishop, Lavinia Bishop, Francis d,
Bishop. Emily Bishop and Samuel j. Bishop are nom
residents of the State of Tennessee it is ordered that
the defendants above named appear.before.the Chan
Gerry Court at Knoxville Tennessee, tho first Mon
day in December next 1872 and make defense to the
bill nled in this cause, the will be taken for
confessed.
A true copy-Attest: -
NIL PATTERSON, c. Am,
By w. A. GALBRAITH. d. c. 4 M.
Knoxville, Tennessee Nov. 5th, lS79--xi5Mlt
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-11-12
INCENDIARY FIRES AT LEBANON,
PENNSYLVANIA.
A Stokes Juror Fined and Imprisoned
for MiSbehayier.
FURTHER NEWS OF MANUFACTURING
a TROUBLES.
Rumors OF Tom ScOtt'S Embarrassment
Without Foundation.
HON Z NEWS

An Attempt to Burn Lebanon Pennsylvania.
LEBANON, PA, Nov. Am attempt
was made to burn this city last night,
il was set on fire in ffve places. Two houses
were burned down. The aggregate loss is
$4,000.
woman Rugged 10 Death by n Rear.
An italian woman named Batoini, liv-
ing in East Newark, n. j., was yesterday
Rugged to death by bear which she and
her husband used for street exhibition.
The animal tore and trampled upon the wo
man until her whole body was crushed,
the bones in many places protruding
through the skin.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-11-12

has the largest circulation Of any paper m
East Tennessee.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-11-12
Death OF bishop Easily.

RICHMOND. Nov. Bright Rev. John
South, died to-day at Lynchburg, aged IS
years.
CAIRO, ILL. Nov. 5.-Mrs. P. A. Taylor
has plurality of three hundred and fifty
ty-two votes in this city, and is probably
elected school Superintendent, though the
county vote, which is strong for Mrs.
Brown, will make the race a close one.
Male candidates for school Superintendent
received but small vote.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-11-12
CHAN cry SALE
OF A
VALUABLE FARM.

PURSUANT TO A DECREE PRONOUNCED BY
Il the Chancery Court at Knoxville Tennessee. at
the Ssptem Der term 1873 in the of Jno. u. Smith
ct al Martha y. Smith ct al. will sell in front of
the Court House door in Knoxville
On Saturday, the 22,ld day Of November,
1873 at II O'Clock A. at public auction TO the highest
bidder the tract of land mentioned and described the
pleadinEs. lying and being in the 3rd civil district of
Knox county. adjoining the lands of William ?.
Crppen, Henry Shipe and others, containing about q
acres.
TERMS:
Said land Will be sold on credit of six and twelve
months, taking notes with security for the purchase
money and retaining a lien on the land as further Sc
eurity. NJ. l.. PATTERSON, C&M.
0ct21. 1S73-wlt
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Ni'i'''lI- ~ D'I ro'"'1
Court chose Dir. d. G. ocrpgss Of lear
Wa!laoe.s ~ Roads, a. GuatrHtea lent ri
ftu!le INSTRUCTION., q selection WAtch we
nope missy give aa,lsiaciic1 10 'H e'n-
'eINed. ...
hess parts, ana li' met All l'j. q. The
county were visited DN % severe II. .li aud
S-lF.A on Sa'lN'H|, pIA i'- 10" ue'oc
M'-' Growing a ~, ''''. N'IN 81 pros
Na'e4 tlai mne'i Hi tht'a l'l Zoe nNNtsl-
Cd
pG' NylhN No-iu sG.'4- 90 Na> {. got
Ten liilp seilVu HoNtl9 I'D iN-"tU l' ohe
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-16
ma LonlsriIle Lottcrr Prlgcs.

Quitea number of tickets Of charlottesville
Lottery were held in this city. The num-
Der we do not exactly know, but several
hundred dollars went into Bramlette's big
sack. So far as we know none has yet
come out for any Knoxville holder. Our
latest Louisville exchanges do not report
who drew the heaviest prizes. Some of
the others are reported as follows:
The SD, 900 prize was drawn by o. y.
Knapp, of the firm of James y. Clark IL
Co., who resides at the corner of Fourth
and York streets. Mr., Knapp had 500
invested in the lottery ct last year, but
failed to draw anything, although several
Of his tickets were within che or two num-
eers of those which drew large prizes. He
delayed buying tickets until Monday after
noon, when he bought eleven tickets for
one hundred dollars. OF these number
G3,0S5 drew 500, thus paying the cost OF the
ticke Afterwards number 81, 10 drew
5000. The 500 was turned into the latter
GmOuntin less than tTentY-fOur hours,
THE FIFTH PIXIE.
Part OF the $4,000 prize was drawn oF
members OF the j. =. Hunco Hook and
Ladder Company. john St0ub, Robert
Beard, Edward Mitchell, frank McUor-
kle, and George OF " Buck " Smith, to
gCther bOughJ one qua ter Of ticket No.
yS, Il3, which drew the above prize, thus
securing 5000 eaCL. Capt. Charles Miller,
tel, drew another quarter OF this priEe. IL
Is rumored that the rest Of the ticket is
owned by Joseph Norris,
4. \. Lucas, oi lhr iigm OF Lewis a Iu-
cas-, matters, on lie south side Of JaileI-
sou street, near Third, bough. of W,
Scott Glere Oue-Laif o. ticket number lo,-
o5j. This tickle, drew the 5000 prize.
#-EoE FEI2Ea.
II West End csu Of three men drew
5000,
Nh MeuAl, proprietor OF the co IaEe
drug store, Corner OF Fifteenth and Mai-
MAJ streets, drew 500.
CD. Schranz, druggist, Make, stress
near Twelfth, drew oue-fourth Of ~5Oj.
No. 81 ,0l0 drew $500 for Mr. Williara H..
Snober, n printer In EAis city.
seven tickets we've purchased oy Jals
4 House club To- 500 'hn- dra" -fHg,
which made it ayen-
James Hutciison, Ous -. tho ntCuJ.'torE
Of the uniyela'. tXpCsit'rv ajcr. ar ."
$500.
One hundred -,i,es living .- 81, best
/ End IL is 7.idsuascIibel tea GEMS ,..u ID
a club and p.-- lpsrd one uchct. Ah.s
drew Slo0, ana Ii. laaia. will 81. 81
apiece.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-16
En the County Court Of Anderson
County. Tennessee.

Original Bill for Partition or Sale of Land.
NJ. A. Wallace ct ais. vs., David Dew, Guardian as.
IN this cause it appearing from compainants bill,
which Is sworn To. that Rufus N. Wallace E. ~.
Hammock and Cynth j Hammock are nonresident
of this State. that the ordinary process
served them 1t therefore ordered that publiCa-
tion he made for four successive weeks in the kL0L
vile WcrEy Chronicle, newspaper published IL the
city Of Knoxville, state of Tennessee, nOtityiU SAID
non resident deten ants to appear before the County
Court Of Anderson county, Tennessee. at tho court
house ~ Clinton on 3.a Let Monday of August ss.t,
Is 3 and mako defense 10 said bill, the vii. le
token for conf scd and The cause for he0rin e.
vii2-wat h. c. DEW. Clerk
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-16
TfIE MOpoCS.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oi INC irIhI Oi ING WOuOcN.
Fort KLAMATH, July 5.--Ihc Military
Commission met aud proceeded with the
trial Of Capt. Jack, Schonchin, Boston
Charley, Black Jim, Slatuck and Brancho,
implicated in the Candy massacre, The
following are the charges against them:
First, murder in violation of the laws ol
wal. The specifications repeat the iucts
already known ghree witnesses have
been examined, Il. +. Riddle, his Indian
woman Toby and LID. Diar Toby sweags
positively that Can't. Jack shot Gen. Cam
by, and Schonchiu shot MI. Mcacharl,
and Boston Chari4 shot DR. Thomas, and
that Hooker jim tried to kill l.. ID. Diar,
also that Brancho knocked her down with
gun and tried to take he- horse The
testimony of Riddle corroborates hv wife's
testimony.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-16
Ii 0l,nncerY Id Rutlcdge.

Samuel Jarnlgiu and others vs.. H. g. Lea and Chcslc
Jumagin, kN'rs, Nc., and others.
~ THIS CAUSE, THE RESIDENCE OF TIL
/ children and heirs at law Of Eliza Christian is
known, and IN ir names unknown, except Joseph b.
and Rufus EutilliOas Christian, all Of whom sueI
as such children and heirs at law and rs itees under
he Will Of crcniah Jlrnagin. decd as charged in tho
bill; Ii IL therefore ordered by Ike Clerk and Master
the Knoxville Chronicle, requiring said defendants 10
appear before the Chancery Court a. Rutedge, on
before the fourth Monday of July 1873, to make their
defense the bin flc against them and Others the
same viii he taken f r confessed, and set down tor
hearing partc. j une 10th, 1873.
yilSwH c. c. SMITH. G. a VI.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-16
Caancer7 COurt al SeyieryiIie.


~ THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM CON-
plainaniP bill, which is sworn to, that The defend
ant John s. McNutt, is "a resideuj, that the
binary process OF law not be rived him: l. s
th gTcDre ordered by the Clerk and Master that pub
Knoxville Weekly Chronicle newsps per published
the city OF Knoxville State OF Tennessee, notifying
said nonresident defendant to appear before the Chan
Gerry Court Severyille, the second Monday OF nc
tubcr next and make defense said bill, the
will be taken for confessed and the 10 him set
for hearing cXpaItc. This ID day Of JULY, 1879.
Attest: D. L. GASS, G. a NJ.
--iY,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-16
Chamcery Cour, al Seyieryilic,
IT. Trottor vs.. Epoch AtehIey ct ais.

Original and Amended Bills.
IN THIS CASE IT APPEARING FROM COM-
plginant bills, which are sworn to that the defend
ants, Seth Atchey Calvin Atchley, josiah Davis Nj
nerva Davis, William Atcbley and Nancy Hickman
and husband, - Hickman, non residents, and
that tho and residences Of the heirs at-law Of
Nina Naples, deceased. of Joshua Atchley. deceased
of Martin Atchey, deceased, of Amos Atchley de-
ceased, and Of Alice Moore deceased, unknown,
hat the ordinary process OF law rot DO served
any of said respondents: is, therefore, ordered, b.
the Clerk and Master that publication be made for
four consecutive weeks in the Knoxville cekly ChrOl
icle a newspaper published in the city of Knoxville
State of Tennessee notifying NONRESIDENT defend
and said respondents whose and resd cncos
unknown, to appear before the Chancery Court
Seyervie the second Monday Of October next and
make defense to said bills, the same will be taken
for confessed and the - than Tor heurin
q ri IL III Iav Of u
Ni9iW u. y. GLASS; T.. A Nj.
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chancnrv Court at sEaynardvIIle
d lluC Ltlltst 1000.
ELL FOR DIVORCE &.


william. y, Hancock We. Rachel II. Hancock.
FN TINS CAUSE, IT APPEARING FROM THE
hin Of g9uuutnant VIA rh is sworn TO- chat the doc
iundaut Ruchr NJ Hancock is nonresident Of tho
state o. Tennessee that a ordinary process of law
cation re mHie for four gessivu weeks In the Knox
Vile Chronicle. newspaper published In the city o.
Knoxville, notifying said defendant 20 appear or
before To Rule Day nest preceding the next regular
o. he gh1uesry Court Tor the county of Union, g
he held at the court house In Mayuartyillc, on tbe
third " n0lT of October next, 10 plead answer o.
otherwise make defense TO compliments bill or the
same wi' Joe .eu Cor confessed and set for hearu
c- parta. Iuae -lth. 1878.
rI55Wi j. VI. EfANsON, C. An.
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1911 Eco of5 euIII He1 caaI We, "rrqiS
Graded in the golden glimmer Of some
evening Lake foam flake, snoWy, yet
suntushcdt browning The ripplng1 of
some sofs southern sea- IL thai wer0 re
ally SO the bridegroom, must have been
very lu.a puzzled to know whether he
was wedding q submarine conservatory
or an aurora Gorcalis.--Bosi,I. P1a.,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-16

The wealth Of Aston is now computed at
old John Jacob Astor, the father Of VIM.
B. Aston, was left by him in trust for the
benefit Of his heirs. After the expiration
Of the trusteeship which VIII occur at the
end Of the third geueration-that Is, after
the grandchildren have passed AWAIT
will then be divided among all the de-
scendants OF the old man the law not al
lowing a trustceship Of that kind to eE-
tend for longer period Of time.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-16
I'm Chancery al untsyinc.
Original Bill TO Foreclosc Mortgage,
'illilm L, smith. Jr., vs. Laura ]. llaines.

WlIIlm +, snlTh, in, vs LauT0 J, I0Ine5.
N THIS CAUSE. 1T SATISFACTORILY Ap-
! pearing to the Clerk and Master ON the original
bill, which is to- that the respondent, Laura j.
Haiues l. nonresident of the Stare OF TcnuC-sf u
Is therefore ordered that publication be made for iour
successive weeks in the Knoxville Chronicle, Il news
paper published IN the city Of Knox lille, Tennessee,
recurring the pondent to appear before the Chauuel
Tor presid in Chancey, huntsville for the c0ua-
ty OF Scott the fourth Monday Of July 1873, then
and there IN plead answer demUr 70 cOmpla uant 8
bill or the same will be taken confessed and set TOR
hearing Uarte 90 her.
Wines j. ". post, Clerk anu Master Of GU
Chancpry Court oil in Huntsville the fourth Mon
day OF May being the 18th, 1873.
j. Nj. NEWPORT, c. An.
COrdCIl Gibson, nol'r5 for compl'ts. vilsEit
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-16

an exchange says: When you Sc
bare-headed man following Il COW through
the front gate, and filling the air with
garden implements and profanity, you
may know that his cabbage plants have
been set out.N .s ..s
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-16

In The Comfy Court at Maynardyille, Union
lpnntY, YenncSspC.
risinal Bi or Petition for Sale Of lend for tho paT
.... ..... uvnt of Dents.

VUETN| y " I"tI0n Tor N0Io OF hlnU Tor mo ~
..... ... ugnt of Dents.
i. C.. las, Administrator Of William Lay, dec q. ,,
Sarah Lay CO ais.
TN THIS CAUSE, 1T APPEARING FROM COM
l plaingrts bin which is sworn TO. that Easter Bran
son formerly L3y) III nonresident Of this State,
that the ordinary process cannot be served her; IL
therefore ordered by the Clerk that publication Pc
made for four successive weeks in the knoNv c Week
" Chronicle newspaper published in the city
Knox vile, State Of IcnnC8 &c, notifying said non resi-
dent deicudaut to appear before the County Court g
Union county. Tennessee at the court house in Ma
uardvillo on The first Monday in August next l5l3
and make defense to said petition the same will he
ekcn p, confessed and TN, cause ne to hersct for hca
ing OK Iar.c. This 10th day ofJune 1873.
NiIsw4. JOHN w. JURNEB Clerk.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-16
Ia Chancery AT RutIedge,

James Bull ". Spencer Harvey e. al.
JN THIS CAUSE TIE DEFENDANTS. SPENCER
4 Hnr, ey; John Evans and wife. Daniel Ball anu
Emily Bull, minors are non, residents Of the state o.
tennessee as appears from the bill, which is sworn g.
IS therefore ordered tha5 publication 0e m3d5 i0I
tor successive weeks in the Knoxville Weekly Ch-on-
icle, notifying said nonresident defendants 70 appear
before tho ChaBcory Court at Rutedge on n before
the fourth Monday Of July next then anc there To
make their defense 10 said bill or the same will 90
taken for confessed 70 them and 5t Tor nearnS eN
vi2iyi q. C. SMITH. q. AN.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-16
~ tIic lEilicuuIu1 A,aNn.uw:

LONDON, July o.-n the House of cou,-
mons a motion was made That that Cows
eminent should address the foreign powers
with q view TO establishing arbitration
as permanent resort for die settlement
of differences between nations.
The motion WAS supported by figures,
showing the cost Of the standing armies.
Gladstone opposed the motion. lie ar
guCd that it would defeat its own object,
because the continental nations held wide
~ different views on the subject He ask
ed the gentleman 20 withdraw his motion.
Mr.. Richards declined to withdraw.
The House was divided, the division re
sulting in tie Of 0S yeas TO IS noes. The
Speaker gave The cas,ing vote in favor of
the motion, which was adopted.
English Claims y, alera iIl Germany, 80.
LONDON, July 1O.--An advertisement
appears in the IiHG3, this morning, calling
meeting OF all persons, who have claims
against the United tates, which arise af-
ter The terminal date liked in the treaty
at Washington, for the purpose OF taking
joint action for the enhancement of their
Interests.
Ii is stated tina. eight Turkish men OF
war are on THEN way o Sumatra TO watch
over the Interests Of he Sultan. on that
Island.
BREeLAC, July lo.-Eighteen cases OF
cholera whereof. fourteen proved fatal. IN
Jauterburg eight were stricken Of which
i0urGied.
MADRID, July l0.-The Carlilts have
seized thiT.y-fOUr residents or Nagsa and
hold seven Cf them as hostages for the safe
| return of the Insurgents now in the hands
of the Republicans. The remaining TWEEN
| ty-seven are held for ransom. The Depu-
ty Mayor and Councillor of Malaga have
! been aSsassiuateO.
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\ Memphis girl was married the ouh1r
day, and Immediately sold her piano.
bought u sewing machine and made her
husband suit of clothes and herself two
calico dresses, and now fourteen young
men are seeking the hand of her unmar-
ried sister
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4 writer in the RuiroaG Magazine says
that "no macadamized road is fit for use
until firmly cemented together by contin-
ued travel" a son of Erin comments
thus "Oh! / shall never be able to put
these boots on till | have worn them a
week. ...r
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a rev!yalist asked an African if he had
found the Lord, "Golly,n said Sambo,
am the Lord lost -
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DE2. H. EE- GARD EvE...
OH tg---.-ariy -, os.-1 49, l.al-r u.s.. ..rtI
door ca al y.CI1 House.
SEgOND FLOCP IPCGy E1OI4s
eSAE STGEEG.
HATN E Maine lTl .u-.D-TL.FND SIS,
EMOa v.if'- s'a5m. .-.
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no Trial Necessary.

BLACK Rock, IDAHO, July 9.--Seven
Indians, who were awaiting trial for muir
der, attempted TO escape while cutting
wood. Three escaped and four were killed.
HARTFORD, July 9.-Thomas Adams
house was burned. One Of his children is
dead and two Others, it is feared, can not
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-05-03
an JTnSuDg Hero.

The Pacific slope has yet hero I'M
sung of Bret Harte or Mark Twain. He
resides on the Humboldt River, in
Nevada, and his name is Poker Brown.
1t is the peculiarly of this individual
that he is marvelously successful in
every conceivable branch of industry
except that in which his name asso
ciates him, and in that be is strangely
and consistently unfortunate. At
mining, farming, freighting and stock
raising he has made about a dozen
large fortunes, which he has lost a.
draw poker in speedy consecution.
Some time ago he was the possessor of
farm Of five hundred hogs, when a
couple of professionals dropped in on
him. Straightway they had little
game, with pig for blind" and a
hog for a ':straddle," and in few
hours "Poker" sailed forth hogless
and farmless, to make another fortune
for the vampires who subsist upon
him. Surely he deserves an idyl.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-05-03
Care Of Horses Legs.

Few men who handle horses give
proper attention to the feet and legs.
Especially Is this the case on farms.
Much time is often spent III rubbing,
brushing, and smoothing the hair on
the sides and hips, but at no time
are the feet examined and properly
cared for. Now, be it known that the
feet of horse require more care than
the body; they need ten times as
much, for In one respect they are al
most the entire horse. All the groom
ing that can be done won't avail any
thing if the horse is forced to stand
where his feet will be filthy. In this
case the feet viii become disordered,
and then the leg Will get badly out OF
Rx, and with bad feet and bad legs
there is not much else of the horse fit
for anything. Stable prisons generally
are terribly severe on the feet and legs
of horses, and unless these buildings
can afford dry room where a horse
can walk around, lie down, or roll
over. they are not half SO healthy and
comfortable to the horse as the pas
ture, and should be avoided by all
good hostlers Ill the country.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-05-03
A Russian Tragedy.

The Russian Gazette of Moscow
contains an account of horrible trag-
edy at the town of AleXandroff, Gov.
eminent of Vlandimir A young for
ester, named Ivanoff, was among the
guests at a ball, and as q young lady
Zouboff passed before him, conducted
by her partner to take their places in a
quadrille, he fired revolver at her and
then discharged second barrel at him
self, and fell to the ground. Mile.
Zouboff, feeling herself wounded, fled
into another room. Ivanoff, seeing that
she was still alive, rose to his feet, and
picking up the firearm which had drop
ped from his hand, staggered to the
place where the young lady had tax en-
refuge, again fired at her, and this time
killed her on the spot The murderer
is not dead, and he has been removed
to prison. He appears to have been
passionately in love with his victim,
whose parents had refused to accord
him her hand in marriage.