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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-23

Let us quit trying TO get happy In some
body who he's gone before go to work In
the exercise o.. our mission, 1.-The develop
nent of all our faculties aid thereby find
well spring Of Joy within Ourselves.
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DIE o..

BRADLEY-Oct. 18th. 1873, at the home OF
his grandfather, Mr.. Hiram Holbro0k. In
Somers Kenosha Co. Wis, jamie Bradley,
aged 3 years and months, second on Of
Mr. q Mrs G. Bradley.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-23

When did we have the first snow Of the
ssasoa, N Keno-hs? Tuesday morning
Mo- so Last Thursday hight, Between $3.50
and 7o'clock, Inc first snow fakes tell. AS
itswas fboutsuppar time, we wondered how
many persons were postsl
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-23

BAPTIST CHURCH, Oct. 10Th, Morning
S lbject--"Jesus Only" Evening subject
"Chfstian Unselishnees" Evening serviee
at Z o'clock.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-23

Welcome, Bro. DeDiemsr long and q
happy life to you. IT, hard on the POST
master, isn't u? Why, to our certain kno@i-
edge, four lady clerks of the pOstoflce in thi .
city have been MARI ed within five yearsl
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-23

large stock of fresh groceries and provisions.
No matter what you want In their line they
will furnish at modest prices. Call and test
Drom 81 Hale. 4W19
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Camels Hair, Bisnitz, DlsgonEls. French
and Irish PopIins, Pl&ids, &nd aI the nav
Dress Fabrics at
22tf E1xxoEa.
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Miss Lillian Blake, former Kenosha Coun
ty leaeher died at Evans, on last Sunday
Go it while you can, Hastings the snow
i'll soon kill your business.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-23

Dress Goods and Trimmings, the finest as
sortment in town at Es5 %
22tf sIMMoNs.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-23

HARPgRs for Move mber Is rich In illustra
tlOns, In fiction and fact, in poetry, Ia crltl-
Cism, and book news.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-23

ER-MUENTZENBERGE Oct. 2lst.
1878. at the residence OF the brides father,
by Rev. FL NJ. Summons, Mr.. VIM. F. Fish
er and Miss Roselle Muentzenberger, all Of
Kenosha, Wis.
ILLITSON-SMITH-A At the Congregation
al Parsonage. In this city, Oct I4th. 1878,
by Rev. FL G.. Hitchcock Mr.. Andrew Nj.
TilIitson and Miss Agnes j. Smith. both of
Racine, Wis.
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English, Scotch, American, Paisley s.
Brochc Shawls, an elegant line. ct
22tf SIMMONS.
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Blankets, Flannels, RepelIents, Redlngot
Clutus in great variety at
22lf SIMMONS.
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just received the prettiest lot of CARPET
and the incest stock ofCLOTHs ever offered 10
KaroehA 1854 saa
DOAN
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Mr.. q. 8. Macarthur has been appointed TO TIE
agency OF the United States Express Company at
Milwaukee,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-23

Genuine Imported English Oil Cloths
" arranted not to crack at
22tf Is rM s-. q SIMMONS.
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Your Committee recommend that the pray
or OF the petitioners be granted.
Peter Zahhen, m
p Chairman OF Com. on Streets and Alleys.
On motion the report Of tho Committee
WAS adopted.
On motion OF Aid Reed the rules were sus-
pended Tor the purpose OF passing Order for
a sidewalk.
On motion or Aid Crosit the following or
der was then passed, viz
Ord for g sidewalk.
1t is hereby ordered by the Common Coun.
ell Of the City OF Kenosha: That sidewalk
not to exceed six feet wide, well spiked
down, and made OF suitable material. be
built on the North side of Market Street
from Chicago Street to the West side of Main
Street. eta.
Gao w Crane
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Family R.in2nrAmf


Family R4infment t>
the best remedy In the world for he follow, no
Complaints. VIZ, Cramps in the Limbs and Stora.,
ach. Pain In he Stomach, Bowels. or Side. Rhs1G-
cho em IN al nv Its terms Bilious coc Neuralgia.
Sors Ihroat, Spinal Complaints. Sprains and
sruises, Chilis and Fever. For Intcrnsl and RE
lie operation IL not Oaiy TO relieve the vst,.nk.
nnt enfireiy removes the causs Of the cOrnnIsief
IL penetrates and pervades the whale systesn %.
storing heelthy action to al its parts and quick
Tho HmwsehOl@ pRmaeen a. ~w~.1~
table and All Healing. wv
Prepared BY aea4 ~, SSH
CURTIS BROWN
y, No. 2i5 Fulton Street New YORK.
For sale by all druggists. uef ft.r III wv :,
Carpets & Gil Cloths. Large stock, hand
acme Patterns, Low Prices ct
~ SIMMONS.
For Readymado or Custom Clothing go to
SSH SIMMONS. q,
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SIMMoNs

Fall Styles OF Hats & CAPS at
92,r SIMMoNs.
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BILLS REFERRED.

To Com. on Police
Hernia mn Meisor Police Service $l2 U0
Rumble g. Spencer Lamp posts 384S. co
Onamotion Of Aid Yule The Council then
proceeded to elect by ballot five disint4res-
ted freeholders of the City Of Kenosha as
Commissioners in accordance with Chapter
OF OF City CharteraDd amendments thereto,
in the case OF widening certain Alley con-
Meeting Chicago Street and Park Avenue.
According to the ballot taken the follow.
ing named torehoiders were declared duly
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List of Letters

D eUaining at the PoRt Ofice, Kenoshe, for
week ending Oct. 23rd 1878. ..@r
ACne Clint Apk Rose
Butterfeld f L Baker Maud
Bush George Castle w B
Ebe,harde p IL. Meyer Annie (O
Quinan p w sales John
Wells Martha Williams Sarah
Wheeler Tnez Wilson Carrie
UNAVAILABLE
& David Titus, Beatrice. Neb. 5.,af
. To OBTAIN any Of the above letters the APP
pljcant must call tor advertised letters aud
0ivs the da:e of his lis CHAs FRANTz Ne
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lutheran

Rev. !. Mountain, Pastor 3elv'ce at 10 1-2 a. m
and "A n M. r..a
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REGULAR MEETING, Oct. 18th. 1878.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-14
Mind and BpaiuS.

The blans of idiots have usually
beea found quite small-otten less than
the oldina,y weight, and III some in
s,ance1 less than u fourth. But in a
list of c'auia. cOnta ned in n recent
work by Dr.. Fin, one IDIOT is shown
TO have a brain that weighed "a ounces;
tvo others bed brains wei III lga little
moe ihan 4S orlce"; he b'aln OF
rnother of''tbe Lowest degree Of intcl-
lie lce,' 1856, o nj Of zone below
{ ne CO, diion Of a b o!nN It.3. or les
tnan four ornce, beow tle normal
we'y,ry of tie humaI brain. The
C ?uia' ca2,i' was mee pycl by Morton
il 6.3 i.istances' tie large, "a cubic
inches was that Of Getman; the
snrllert that oton AUS allan, only %
cuo,c inches high.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-14

The test o. real vigorous thinking
the thinking which ascertans truths
insteld of d coming dreams IS success
iul application to o,rctlce. When the
puf Dose desc not e:;; st 10 give definite
ness, precision ond iniclli., ible mem
inc To thought, it generates nothing
better than the mystical metaphysics
o.; the py,h; 2orecrs or he Nedaa.
With aspect 10 practical nprovem,l IL,
the case l. still more evident. The
character which improves human life
is that W lich struggles VIII ra,rral
powers ald iendedcic- not llat which
gives wGy tollem. The sci de lying
qualities ave all on the side OF the ac-
tive aud vigorous character job
Stuart Mill.
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G. C.. Fu'ION write2 10 his papcr, ,'e
Baltimore American, that from an o.
fetal inquiry set on foot by the Cham
Der of Commerce of Paris it appee's
that there are employed III The variors
trades aad mlnuflclo es 467 81 HANDS
of whom ab0ht 800 600 are men, 10 600
women, and 1900 cjiidrcn. Of these
there are $4,000 males earning from 81
confines no cents to 3 francs (6o
cents) per day; 2ll, 900 earn rom 81 to
6 froncs (65 cents to 81 20) per dGy, end
$4,000 rom g. to ~ francs ISL 30 70 S4).
OF the females, II, 300 earn from 80 con-
times 40 cents to frame % ceniimea
TO francs (26 TO 50 centsG and 700 rom
ii to 10 francs 600 cents TO S2). Tue
wages of children are rom 10 to -
cents per day. The shoemake.s. ca'-
pentcrs, beick-layers, stone nl4;ons
painters nre among the 81 ,0CO who e.
ceive from G5 cents TO 81 20 pet d y.
1t il not to be wondered that these "
chahics come to the luiteI Size
whenever they can raise money enor N
TO pay their passage. Our mechan e.
ut home, by restricting their own 50 IS
in the privilege of l"a ming trades, g.
ways keep the supply short so rs 10
provide pieces for the foreign mechanic
Whenever he is ready TO come. The
all deserve leather medals Co the
philanthropy.
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Tho .'emas iyGnia Way.


The editor OF the Harrisburg PGriot
risks incarceration by asserting that
three millions of dollars have been
stolen from the Pennsylvania treasury
since 1866, and that not less than two
millions Of this money was traced by
the Hon. John III. Owls to William Ill.
Kemble, oX-State Treasurer, the patron
of Evans and chief professor of Addi-
ton Division andSilence. The Patriot
says that if Frank M. Hutchinson is
elected State Treasurer II thorough
Investigation of the past and present
condition of Pennsylvania finances can
be made. This may he, but the addi-
ton division and silence which de-
ftaicd Buckalew and saved the KEN
bic ring last November can defeat
Huichir. on This fall.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-14

KEEP your promises. The man who
forrei,s his word without good and suf-
ficien reaso =, on one occasion, will re-
peat Il, aud is uoworthy of your conf
dence. it Ame' lean boys and gjils are
trained to consider p,omise as n sa-
cred thing, The men and women will
soon be more honorable. Every day
ii -e.s worriec are added TO, and its cares
inc. eased, by some one FORGETTING their
words. III promised, but did not mean
it,n Is IA remark as common as it Is
heatless. Never promise without de-
Liberation. and keep it strictly, even il
compelled to use great self-denial.
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orr JEFFERSON ADVERTISEMENTS

We call tcntion 10 the cards and
advertisements of our Jefferson friends
In this issue of the HERALD, US follows;
KELLEY's FouNDm-G. A. Kelley
Proprietor. Oneof the old institutions
Of Texas, manufactures ali kinds OF
Castings, including Cooking aud Heat
ing Stoves, llOlloware and everything
else IN the line Of foundry business,
RUSSELL, RAINEY Il Co., il one Of
the first Wholesale Grocery Establish
mems Of Jefferson, and are agents for
thr American Powder Company, Blan-
dy's Steam Engines and Coloman's
Corn Minis, and are also Cotton factors,
giving special attention to sales Of co..
ton and hides.
GRAHAM, TAYLOR & Co., is another
fl It civ house - Wholesale Glo'
celles; 90 oh factors, receiving 10
warding m Commission Melcl nt3
said to have the largest and best ware
house In Jefferson; are agents for n
Ia. sc yrr'o,y Of Machinery, etc. See
It's cara.
Bhge, N,chol 4 Co., No. II Polk
s,'eet and Il Austin street, Jefferson
is one OF the largest in Northeast
Texas and ENJOYS reputation second
to none IN the State. They buy their
goods direct from manufacturers for
cash, and will duplicate any bills out
side of New York. If you try them
once you will be convinced.
Woodruff Il Braude, successors to
RufUs Muse Il Co., . 'cwhole~ale dealers
in liquors, toba,ros and cigars, Dopplt'
never buiIdi1g Austin street Jriler-
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A DISPATCH from Brownsville of the
end states that cattle thieving has been
renewed with unusual vigor. About
200 5eavcs wee crossed into Mexico
near Gucrro, few days eye, and badly
daivcn OH the highway TO Monterey,
by thieves. without the slightest in e.
ference on the part of The Mexican of
licials. The depredations are of daily
occurrence, robbing this section OF
Texas Of thousands of cattle each
month.
CHAINS are chains, whethe they arc
of silk, Ofgold or of iron, but no one
knows where the letters gall but those
who are bound with them.
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THg New York World, in al article
Oh tue ext avasances of the TINES,
says: ",he difficulty about this and
SO many other matters in this free
county is hat we all want to be equal
nowadays, although we are dleadiul
unequal in purse. When l dine with
man with $1,000 year. said mil
lionaire, 'he Gives me just the same
dinner a.. when ] dine with one who
has $50, 900 yeal though how he mar
ares ii | don't EuowT'
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her apron, and with her fingers ana u
spoon cleared ont IT, mouth ard
llroat, whoa, finding Us breath grow
ing weaker, she dashed water over II.
loce, md fortunately succeeded hl
restoring animation, and Iescucd II
from h0rrIhle denlh.
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TIE Bible contains 8 1856 4S9 le' ,ers,
IA, 500 words, 81, l73 verses, ., lS9 chap
tiers, and 66 books. The word and oc-
durs 46, 81 times. The wore Lord oc-
ours $50 times. The word Reve. enc
occurs out once, which is in the D. :,
verse of the lllth lspln. The middle
verse is the Sth verse Of the us Psalm.
The DIST vers, of the 7th chapter oi
Ezia contains all the letters in the al
phabet except the letter. The finest
chapter to read is the 2Cth chapter OF
the Acts of the Apostles. The 10Th
chapter of Ii Kings and the 37th chap
ter of Isaiah are alike The longest
verse is the 9th verse of the Sth chap
ter of Esther. The shortest verse is
the 35th verse of the 18th chapter OF
st. John. The Sth, 18th, Dist and 3tst
verses of the l07th Psalm are alike.
Each verse of the l3Gth Psalm end
alike. The,e are no words or name
of moe than six syllables.
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a.Iu. ,t .o.uvu, 90 u3tou ga
everything required 10 tit up your
houses, together with buggics and har-
ness, and are agents for the celebrated
Allburn wagon. Look at their card.
When you go to Jefferson con-. fail
to stop at the Central Hotel. 1t is one
of the best hotels in the South, and we
guarantee tlatyou wi get every atten-
ton while you staythere. Remember
this.
And ifyou will smile tue Phoenix
SELDOM 50 Austin street, is the place to
smile at. See it's card,
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FREDrr!Ci; Maryiard voma YVES
directed 20 rse glyce, inc for n child
that was suffering Oil n slight ftiac
ton Of the skin. The mo;hel' iai,lfrlly
followed The cc,iols, applied the
Clycelihe IS o, deed, aId n, infant
sho.tlv anew, rd falling a-leep, We
put IL its Glib while lie mother Il
tended 10 her household duiie..
Returning IN about iii hour, she VS.
Mortified to lind the child's face blac<
and its b"ccth almost stopped. Snatch
ing up the babe, The mother discovered
that flies In great numbers, attracted
by the glyeerine, had covered the
child's mouth and nostrils, and even
crawled into its throat. In her alarm
and excitement she wiped off as many
asshe could with her apron, and with
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REM 0V AL.

G. II. De ucNump W., removed MS stock OF
D. CO. 80 hle ch w. oio thC new brick next to
,nc ~" shoe s,Ote Of NJ, Ludwig, md cot
Ion 81 o. TOmi,lh~ I,lllchcd, on Nam
s, -, Vhere hr hopes 10 Ice I've toe nll on
d, inlu of his irieGU.. l&uiw
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SAVE COST AND TROUBLE

On aho after Monday VIII proceed to col.
'cc al isxcS due the city, ~, cial Cenual
RAJ toad, special Pacific and nj raiolem iOi
the present year, ns the law and ordinances
direct, irrespective of persons. The city needs
the money, and the Council has again order
cd the Immediate collection.
lSldf u. KING, Assessor and Collector.
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Hon. Ben Lo1c, Mayoi OF DE- al.
No ycllow fever here the con find,
y. soon rs | know Of any ease, N feel
it my duty to advss you. Citizens
here calm,
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A YoIo farmer hired a servant giil
in Sacramento. She went to bis home
and entered upon the d;sch; re of her
duties. On Tuesday morling she bjilt
q fire, MIXED the cow aud disippeatc,i
was spirited away. Search wa1
made everywhere. the neiyhboihood
was alarmed. Pools weie dra req
wells sounded and th;c..e.a ser ched
without avail. The sill Yves gone
without her wardrobe, ,a;N lag her
wages behind. NightaDpio, che; ana
fear and consternatio res. ed on ever. :
face. As a lest effort some o0e su.. :
gested to look under the house" 1t
YVES done, aad there the unfC, dna.e
GIL was round dead--Crunk.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

A bargain is offered to AIRY one who may
want scve. nj pieces Of household lurn 'tnre
also piano. These articles must be sold i'm
mrdiatoiy. Applya Colonel McCoy's house
ruinrr Commerce. and Lamar. lSBd2t
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ENGLISH
FEMALE BI'TTERS.

INFINITE multitude Of diseases wait
n upon womnn'S footsteps from the crhuic
to the grave, and SO long rs she exposes her.
self 10 the various vlcissitudes Of weather ana
eycr-changing scenes OF LIES fltml iollics, so
long will she be- the rccipientOi troubles pee
eulinr to her sex. But few ladies are exempt
from some form of female complaint. The
diseases and symptoms of some of those nfioc-
lions alluded to, are as follows; Chlorosis,
OF Green sickness, all Irregularities, ltystcr.
les, PalpitutiOu, Sick Headache, Diiicuity oi
breathing, Smothering SENSATIONS, i'folapSus
IIteri and liberation, cold feet ANA nnnus,
Giddlness and swimming of the Head, ram
i'm the side aud back, low spirits and mclan-
choly, Mental and Physical Prostitution,
Wakefulness, indigestion, Constipation Tor
MD Liver, and all that class OF chronic com
plants peculiar To the female sex. The PEE
culinr and valuable coordination known ms
Dromgoole's
English Female Bittcrs.
cures tho above female complaints, and all
other troubles that affiict old or young, mar
ried or single females.
n nj once arouses and invigorntes inc 10.
male frame, giving strength to the weak ma
feeble, building up the cmaeinted, quietins
the nervous, imparting life and bu0yancy 10
the dull and listless, relieving pain, reguln-
ting the liver and bowcsn otherwise gain
erlng up and restoring the shattered female
constitution. sold by merchants ana drug
rists everywhere. Address
DIR. j. p. DROMGOOLE,
Proprietor, Memphis, Tennessee"
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BY TELECRAP
THE FEVER.
Reports from Along the Line

The following dispatches have Jeen
received here from Marshall, IN the
order in which they s!e published We
publish them because the rumor pre-.
vailed very generally here yesterday,
and the day before, that the fever bod
broken out in Marshall;
MARSHALL SeNemorll,
To Hon. Long Mayor Of Dallas,
have arranged that even TIE mail
car will 90 no further east than here.
j. Il. DICKSON, Supt.
MARSHALL, Sept 10.
ID. Thruston-No yellow fever here
citizens cam. n
]. L. DICKSON, Scot.
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]. L. DICKSON, Supt.
MARsHA Sept. Is.

Special Diso0tch to the Dallas Heraldl
4 refugee rom Shreveport arrived
here this morning with yellow fever
There are no other cases in town; and
it Is The opinion Of both citizens and
physicians that the disease viii not
sowad,Nmplcsrni'gr, precautions have
.',r d tA..f 100 eTo' "
MT Il GH ,'.'i' "tCoGHt.
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NEW ADVtR lStmfkTS
GRAHAM, TAYLOR Il co
Wholesale GrOCsrs,
OOnOy FACTORS, RECEIVING, FOR
wAeDNG AM COW MISSION
MERCHANTS,
Dallas ST., Jefferson, Texas.
Largest and Best warehouse in Jefferson

Consignmcnts of cotton 0n' country pro-
duot solicited, either FOR sale lr Hhl1menl,
Ample loom for up ,icghls,
We set cotton, hides, etc, for our patrons,
aud tcnder recon-, sales plonptly, We VIII
i.iSuro Your gOOns or cotton ulder nur open
pollc. ~ reasonable &c IL dtsliab IN
iact, Ii YOU wiz consSll Norr inter- cog
plnco your l,ogo.,y beyond The danger of
me- ~ nl'o W.,
Aqthis for c. kluiH's portable Siem En-
gln,s rno 'Srw Mills James III 1pel' y Go. :
puu, 10 Turbine Wa,c' Wheel lSt cS'lnn ~
Io.s nQoon of the o',n Cuu MN, ~ "
N Logan : CottoI Cha m"un nclt rec NJ Dgh-
gp.ilel1 Texas, ant hi the celolr ca Stnde'
:SISwtn cIAHANL TAYLOR co.
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fANHToN, ID. H., September Ia
Last night an alteration occureG
between l.. 5. McCook, Secretary of
Dakota, and Z. 7. Wlntefmec u
banker Of this city, in the st. Charlo'
hotel, dulng which Wintevmeet uSod
lnsull ing language, and was severely
ihrashcd by the General. Wintcrheol
after washing the blood from his face,
remarked "that McCook could whip
him, but that he would shoot him, y and
Immediately went and got n pistol anG
returned A railroad meeting was in
session In the hotel at the time White :
meet entered the room, and McCoo.,
unaware Of his presence also entered
the room when Wlntermeet raised his
pistol and fired, the shot taking effect
in McCook's breast The General
grappled the assassin, and during the
struggle which ensued three more shoin
were fled, one OF which slightly
wounded bystaldcr. Only one shot
took effect upon McCoOk, which
p, owed fatal. The General fingered
uati' o'clock this morning when he
expired. lie was conscious TO the last,
and died like II brave man. Winter
mcet Is under arrest, and it was ~, Ole
time feared heWlud he lynched
MORLEY, Mo-, september lS,-'rhe
steamer James Howard took ire
yesterday evening about one o'clock,
while lying at Commerce, Mo-, iilty
miles above Cairo. The fire orr dnuted
In the engine room bnt from what cause
Is ut present . myster and was soon
communicated to some highly inilnm-
mrble freight IN the hull. The llumc'
spfcGd rapidly over the upper works,
and foi time II seemed Impossible to
save a number of lady passengers who
were beside themselves with excite
nent, rushing Mlhcr and thitNer "a
,cuIch OF friends ana 'aNpar ut
J iiaaC Va, 'lru'.Gt ,u,
/ " Gip,j "a, Gnt@ 4, ,.N
du,l, bu uoa hey % - .n, l..t
! the only m,ans by ,,Alcn t. e bom
could he saved was nv scutli g her.
which was ncco dingy done in mid
ship. The hull and boat was ut once
scuttled III about twenty foot water
Most of the cargo will be saved, and
also the hull, but the upper works are
almost entirely destroyed, There were
about forty passengers all OF whom
are safe, and now in this place.
She was the second largest and fin
est stcaAcr ever built Tor iron service,
AMI had carrying capacit of about
five tons greater th9n any o,hcr boat
The Republic is regarded rs the finest
mud IirvpJ steamer ntluat but the
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A few gentlemen mly obtain bon,ui ig at
tle lt !Gclce o. le latc Dr. j. W. Ha"es, o.
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