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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-05

l With IS Large Three Drachm Vials,
ROSEWOODCASE, and Humphreys'
Homeopathic Mentor, New BOok,) IL %
2 With Ri Large Three Drachm Walls.
MOROCCO CASE, and Specific Homo
opathic Manual, 10 90
8 With IS Large Three Drachm vials.
MOROCCO CASE, and Specific Home
opathlc Manual, 8 90
With 20 Large Three Drachm Via1s,
MOROCCO CASE, and Specific Homo.
opathic Manual, 90
With 20 Large Three Drachm Walls,
PAPER CASE, and Specific Homeopath-
ic Manual, 90
Single large Walls, ~ Soc. and 90
Sent by mail or express, free, on receipt Of price.
A1Irpes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-05

One of the editors on recent steamboat
excursion boasts of eating three square dim
ners, besides mastering fourteen boiled eggs
and three good sized lobsers He was still
hungry at last accounts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-05

I shall also keep Fresh Meats of all kinds and of
the best quality, together with Pork, Lard, Hams,
Tripe, Smoked Beef Bologna Sausage Vegetables
of all kinds in their season. and in fact everything
usually kept in q llrstclass market.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-05

Mr.. S. B. Glaciers yacht "Nelle' is
nobby craft and one of the fastest salers on
the river. This city can boast of several
first class boats will no doubt furnish pleas
ure as well as profit to their owner, during
the season.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07
THE TIMBER ACT.

The now Timber Culture act Of
March 13, 1874, DOW 10 force aud uu-
der which entries can At any time be
made attbs local laad Office, permits
any person, citizen OF the United
States, or having declared his iuten.
ton to become such, Who is over twso.
ty.oae years Of ego, OF tho head Of .
family to enter . tract of land not less
than 40 acres. or . regular fractional
government subdivision, nor moro than
100 acres, aud to obtain title thereto
BY boating, planting and eultivssipg
= growth Of timber Of one fourth
of the area entered for . period Of
eight years. Not more than 100 acres
can Do entered in this manner 10 any
ono section. This entry may DO made
entirely independent of either the pro.
enption OF homestead laws, so that ,
person holdiog claim either q pre-.
emption or Homestead, may a tho same
time avail themselves Of the provisions
OF this act Is we'll.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07

MINNESOTA NEWS.
MIR. Sohaffer, of Sank Centre, is
building = grit mill At Pomme de
Terre.
Farmer D.lrymple, Of Cottage
Grove, il putting in two thousand
acres Of wheat this spring.
He'll isn't 50 far off as some people
suppose. The Ovatonn. Journal says
. man by the n,ne of He'll keeps sa-
loon in that city.
The Sank Centre Driving Park
has been let to t. w. Eldred, of Alex.
andria, he is said to be an experienced
horseman and energetic manager.
Hon. Dana E. King, Of Minneapo-
lis. suffered slight stroke of paralysis
on Sunday evening, and for several
hours lay 10 an incensible condition.
The Elk River Ne,os says that
Mr.. johnson, a Swede, went to St..
Paul about two weeks ago to meet bis
sister, and nothing has been heard from
hin since. 10 left his trunk and
clothes at Judge Spencer's. 1t is be-
lieved that he has been foully dealt
with.
Judge o. P. Stearns held his first
term Of court in this city this week.
Many important matters in law were
brought before him, though there were
no really red-hot trials con" this term
"a very quiet term indeed, and with.
al most shametully unproductive
harvest for statute bangers.-Brainerd
-Eurebe Parrant, convicted at the
general June term. 1869, of the Dis.
trlct Court in and for the county o.
Wright, of the crime Of murder, and
sentenced to imprisonment at hard la
Dor in the State Prison tor life, wal
psrdoned by Governor Davis, May I'd
on application endorsed by Hon. G. E
Vanderberg, Judge, before whom Par
rant was tried, and ex.Attorney Gener'
al Cornell, who prosecuted.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07

On three acres Of dry ground II the
place goods ore slowed. In the rail.
way depot the space not 90 occupied is
used for pablo market.
On tho Bayou Teehs, on forty plan
sations, $1,000 acres of corn and cane
are entirely destroyed, aud IS 900 acres
submerged. From the Tsohe down,
upon fifteen plantations 80, 900 acres Of
cane and corn are destroyed.
Capt Mark Cheek Of tho steamer
Geo, W. Check, confirms the reports
Of planters along tho river above Na-
polsoa, Ark, that the negroes who had
been driven from their homes BY the
overflow. refuse oil offers Of employ.
msnt from planters Who wish to hire
them, saying the government is going
to furnish them rations. They do not
want work.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07

"A waking nateh on Tuesday
morning bstwesn James Gordon Ben.
nett and john WbippIe, the famous
amateur pedestrian, Of New York, for
g 900 side Va won by Bennett.
Distance nine miles, eleven rods and
I've feet. Time one hoss, forty.six
mioutss and fifty Eve seconds. Whip
pie WAS nearly seven. minutes bshind.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07

Tho Winona Republican supoune.
a that . party Of gentlemen Of es.sb.
lished Business ability and capital IN
Winona have secured the right for tho
State of Minnseots to msnufaoture pa.
per barrels. The machinery has been
ordered, aud within six,y or ninety
days the parties hope to be ready for
operations. Meanwhile steps ire being
taken for the organization Of a stock
company to manufacture the barrels on
IN extensive scale.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07

-Nr. 0lads)ono il DESERVED b. .
writer n The Paris L6bsrke, ~ . thin
pale old n.s, with two curly locks Of
gray hair suframipg his forehead. HI
eouusenasse, says the Observing scribe
Expresses "sos only tho sbsolutism Of
thought, but The authority Of con.
mlnd."
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07
suan1Ho TIM pnAp,

TO many people this ID = new idea,
though in fact very old one. It wss
tho ancient way Of disposiug Of the
bodies Of the dead aud il not 90 sb.
horrsnt ~ at first thought il seems to
b. When death oseurs, then, tho
body 20 wonderfully made, begins to
tall spszt AID to b reduced to it,
slsmsnss water, oarbonie acid, am
monis and mineral elemsnts The
same result il brought about By fire
precisely, only quickly, while the old
process is 70 horribly rspulsivs that W
thrust the body into the grave, 80 that
~ may not ~ it Any on. who ha.
ever seen eo8a opened, q few week,
after burial, does not care to have the
sight repeated, and il throws . gloom
that Ia uuutte1able on the whole cub.
jset. 1ueremstion 10 advocated upon
Hygeinio principles, and it can hardly
b doubted that it is = question Of
great importance to large cities. Where
there are 70 many deaths; there must
b . psroeptible efluvium aud that Of
. most poisonous kind. In small cities
and In tho rural districts these reasons
srs Of small moment, but there ars 9th.
On that press equally strong every.
vhres. The cost Of burial lots and
Of maintaining them aftsrwa,ds the
growing sxpsusivsnsts Of funeral 90.
essious; the cruel exposure b inelsn-
cot weather !; besides the h ,rribls nom
sense Of keeping the body in the house
according 70 the demands of . most
stupid sosisl custom. All these things
eosM b done away With. Our heart
has sshed many time - ~ have saan
psopls forced to incur. % expense for
. given style Of coffin and for . given
number Of carriages, fas beyond their
means. Aud no doubt that many -.
seivs the seeds Of disease by the o.
posure 70 cold and wss, through loss
ds,vss aud while the usual os,snoniss
ars ,aking place a the grave. A CON.
1sa humanity cries out against this !;
and these services are nov greatly
abridged by Ill sensible mia,ster., much
70 the disssss Of conc people who seem
to think their friends are not wsll.bus.
ried unless some Of their lives are thor
ougbly inpsriled At tho same tune.
Instead of being horrible aud heath
snish and al that, ineremation, whom
conducted upon scientific principles
eonmends itself to our judgment q the
proper disposal of the dead, especially
Of tho large cities. =
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07
wlsoous1n RAILROAD lnsRooL1o.
Wissoasin il just nov the theatre Of
- 4 k.>>>ASu. aknAA AZ nfxnSnn A ~

Wissoasin il just nov the theatre Of
IN iatseestiug atsts Of sdairs. Al. in
many s.hs, States, he people Of that
Stats, have long fsla that railroad Tyr.
any had gone far enough and that they
nsst throttle their enemy while they
still had tho power. A reform Lesisls.
turs and Governor were elected. Stsin.
Gsat regulations we're adopted and the
new usassses received the saneeiea Of
the Governor. Aiter comfortable Do.
by the Railroad Commissionsrs were
appointed and then comes tho procla.
nation Of the Executive. In the mean.
tine, he Presidents Of the Chicago h
Nesthvesssrs and Chicago l. Miwsu.
Re 4 St. Paul Railroads have issued
lssssrs 70 the State through the Govern.
q, showing ,sssoas Why they refuse to
b controlled BY NE new law. The
9ovsssse replies through stately proc
-, ~.L ~ ~, .:.:..-. a. "a
lin. Warn times nay b looked for,
but ~ vsatsrs = pesdist that the peo-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
...,,. =, T:,r A.,
.. q. ~,
-. ~, s..-..1. m.;
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY rLoODs.

The New Orleans relief committee
report omeially 70 the Governor that
up to date they have besn distributine
10000 ratioss = day, and that in their
judgmso. $4,000 rations daily for sixty
days will Be required to relieve pres
aug wants. Government clothing sr.
rived yesterday, and was stored in the
United States warehouse, subject to the
order Of the Governor.
There ID no abatement of the lsvss
o,sraows.
Edgar Gossrd, manager Of the Belle
River plantation, Assumption Parish,
writes: 'Io this section Of the pr.
ish there il . population Of about l..
600 whites and blacks, destitute Of III.
first n.esse.ri.s' Of life, living On ..fts
and house tops; no transportation Of
any kind, and The asaress land tve
miles; 81! th,ii e..tl. and horses
drowned, and Ii. waite, ssill ri.i.l
about six inches 10 twentJ-aour hour'
Mrs. A. 8. Briggs, writing from
Hespsris plantation, M.ts,son parish
s.ys: "Permit me to call your attsn
ton to tho suffsripes Of the freedmen
on my plantation, 10 in number. W.
are submerged. The merchants ar
not extending credit, provisions Ar
exhausted, stock Destroyed, women AMI
children come to me !; am withou
means to help than OF myself.
The Brasher Ne,os says Brashea
City Il. IN ..v.r,g. q thr.s. fs.s =. .
water, a..r ~ ~ i hea. q 'evn
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07

-Cornelius Vandsrbilt, the railrsad
king, recently gave 100000 for the
establishment of tho Vanderbilt Uol.
versity in Tennessee. The plans Of the
building having met bis approval, hs
has just donated another 100000 a. q
buildisg fund.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07
I'm 80 1oRK 3alsuss.

Thu issla asvspapsR hs hbsly ~
81 Int II ,1i,,y .sssrss ysar. A. the
ss.s dine, shsrs vs.s tarsssA The
soastsy he. seosvhst alarming s'sts.
meat thss sons Of the hi6s.s's sseek
vss o1sssd for osls. The intersase vas
q soss drawn, thaa the stock Of this
company vas deprseissing and they
who had predicted % much when Nv.
Greeley died, were now sxulsinR 10 tn.
correctness Of their foresight It might
b shss they viii havs reason 70 change
their opinioo. 1adesd It would seem
sniassslJ tie proper thing u do just
now. There Il 20 denying the fact
that the Ysv York 7ri5xne - the
most ably edited, veil printed aud Vi
.vseioas paper il The land, if net 10 the
world. In the NY Of enterprise it j,
sipply . marvel. IT. leaders are dig
ni6sd, nasly end instructive, while It,
,.stesshe1ss = filed With choice thing
=. Ill subjects. II ID perfect library
n ,tssH. Evssy Hoadsy . supplement
ssssiss ovss he had, sermons o. part
'sf ses1Sss yssashsd IN New York Ci.,
psip6 ~ dsy pssviess. Lssta'srs d
every 5spastssss spssk y the work
shsssgh its solunna. Long nsy i
i've ssd prosper % il veil deserves.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07

The lively town Of Moorhead has
high school, which il soon 70 have
foe new brick building the contract for
he construction Of which has been lot
70 ]. 8. Oampbsll, fss @s,7ss. .. L - /
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07

A suit has just been decided BY the
U. 8. Circuit Court, in St. Louis, that
il Of great importance to oil business
men. Al it 10 the 6rst suit Of the
kind ever decided in this country it
may be we'll to watch the result. The
case We this: A certais firn in Chi.
eago, sent out circular, Offering to sell
jerks patent seat springs at . certain
price. A st. Louis dealer saw .
chance to make money and accordingly
wrote the Chicago arm, ordering three
theuaasd psirs Of sp'iogs. The Chi
ergo hrm refused 10 gil the order and
lie st. Loais man brought suit for
damages. The reason fos refusing to
gil ths order W., 'thss il was 90 uu.
usually large one" The case was a.
gusa at considerable lsueth, when tho
jury returned verdict. awarding the
pl.iot,ff damages to tho amount of g..
$50, being the difference between the
prioe Of tho springs as advertised 10
the circular ADD their market value one
week later.
The charge Of the Judge VI, to the
sfsot thss whom = merchant sends out
circular by m,il. Offering TO sell 40
srtiels At stated prios. he is bound to
Gil as that price, IN order which comes
70 him BY due course Of mail, unless
hls circular contains some reservation
q limit ~ TO time. All business msn
viii Weh to-knov Wheeler thus 10 good
Law. Hit Il, then one could sompsl
nssehsse 70 ell my quantity Of
gosae, II be hsppsns - advertise them
1t . ssstais pres, without limit Of
tios s1d without regard 70 the .ftsr
market vslsa II hs hss noa sufficient
ssoek % hsnd to Gil The order, probsb.
" BE- would - seupslIsd 70 buy - Gil
II, q whatever eosa Thea sssin-this
ssisg would compel . merchant 70 cell
even % those, - vAoo hs would sos
oGlseviee eel ssa with whom bs
vosN ~ Wish 70 deal. Thn sssa
vii loobsless Be eassisd Etsm eou1t
% ooa1o until TIE doeision h Riven
b. IL anal sosrs. Let business nee
Vseoh l.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07

TIT st. Paul Picker sssouasss
that The Sssvsyoss Gsnsr.rs Office Of
Miopssoes 10 the Oldest in the United
ststss, and contains among its archives
autograph Letters Of nearly every Psss.
idsnt of tho United States, from Geo.
Washington down to the present.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07

61NAroR RANsxY's bill for @ ex-
tension Of the grant to the St. Paul h
Pacific passsd the Senate % Monday,
By h.ndsoms vote, without amend
menk.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07

Alexander Clark's new story "Starting
Out" increases in interest, and abounds
with 80 many good things. J. w.
Daughadsy 4 Co., publishers, Phila.
delphia.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07

IT 10 reported sha, the Register aud
Receiver Of the Psmbina. Fargo lsnd
o46oe ass both 70 bs removed for esnsr.
Il neglect Of duty.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07

W1NoNA i drsadfully tiokled that
Mast there made his farewell appear
snos on the lecture platform. Some
folks s,e easily tlokled.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07

CoMNIss1oNE1 DRuMMoND retired
from the Ge.sral Ls.d Office on Sat
arday last, aud has become . partner
10 The lav firm Of Britton 4 Gray of
Washington.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07

CONGRESS has appropriated $50, 900
for the improvement of st. Anthony
Falls; $4,000 for the Upper Miss,s-
sippi river, and 100000 for the h.r-
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07
TIE TRA DE
ST. PAUL, MIMI,
FOR 1879.


The undersigned Js Wholesale Mnscursof Paul.
North
pssibe) market
this and in Eu-
excellent facilities for the prompt shipment
market tho West
their advantage make eon'gn
menus % 0'''"''''' AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
H:;::'; York. :';7 1:'
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS srAr1oSERs
Pro-. H fa. Co., Co., 4s4 S:' 's'' H''''' Third
BOOKSELLERS AND srA11osERs.
Merrill Co., 1866 Third BOOTS 4s1 ' sa e;2 ' Third "
's:ssst n.:: 80 Tns Co., 70 Third
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
QuSy Hanve Henry fihh
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. WALL PAPER SC
' n sss: % T NEW
CHINA, GLASS, ouEENswARE
Donaldson Ogden 1ss1Ard't
CIGARS TOBACCO
z:s 9''' s: ":'''': ':'
@ =. e.; H.; ''''sS
| SPICE
Granger Hodge, lol Thidst
| COMMISSION MERCHANTS
q: -: -:
H ~e3E 5 Ssi:t Co., s A'''
Miner Mccarthy 10 Fourth rs Me,n 254 and 2Ss Third
| BRASS WORKS.
"' "'S' pooRs' SASH BLINDS AND nou1D1sas
Dscou Co, hana1ae Msnr& Co., ssh*o
| DRUGS, MEDICINES CHEMICALS
Noyes Brothers Cutler 81 Third Edward Bse 12a Third
| GOODS.
ia se5 :. ss.
William Lee 1876 Third st .. ucx ooons ror,,xs
B Third rlehnes Bros l24 rhird's
FURNITURE.
stees Brothers, VIM shuey lse Third st
RIFLES, SPORTING GOODS
VIM D't' 1870 Third Martin Hssss'' l'7 Third
Ss CO, 9 and s s:S Bs" F s s.s ss
(Fny Ret soo1hird 1926 ''ol''a
/ HARDWARE CUTLERY
:ss: s s!: Ss
|
Gordon nobs's Iwnr Mason, 100 1hi'd''
Niols s. Den 81 Third st F., Braden Brothers,
Richardson (wArcHMAKERs MATERIALS )174
LEATHER AND FINDINGS
11rHoeRApHrNa AND
M Publishing Co Al Reed Third and jackson
E LUMBER COMPANIES
If F. 4sg Co. oS I 1sso Pin i5 cf '' Third
MACHINERY MILL AND RAILROAD SUPPLIES
Third Jackson chas Robinson Co., Third
d MILLINERY GOODS
70! 1ss wholesale Retail
II NOTIONS
Randall" III Third PAINTS OILS. WINDOW GLASS, &c.
Brothers Cutler P1 Third soz nfs 1913 rA'
Avern, 224 Third
PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK, FRAMES,
Zimmerman Thirds
IL wooley Third and Jackson
! sADD1HRr AND sADD1ERE HARDWARE
Morehous Schmidt Robertst
MANUFACTURERS.
cha' Nay.
~: s; % st1
SEWING MACHINES w1Ho1Es4In AGENTS.
@ Kason Noyes Agents "sinss"1 Is
Davis sewing Co.. Sewing
ford field 2S2 Third
HOLLOW WARE
Thirdt
d MANUFACTURERS DEALERS
Crppen tpson, 1929 Third st
Il
Peabody Co., Third
NJ Franke& Bowhn MGeehsn % Siby
IBeuz&B echt2 st
n Retail Business of st. Paul.
Paue
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07

THB U. 8. Senate on Tuesday co.,
isnsd the appointment Of Samuel Bur.
dell, Of Missouri, - commissioner Of the
General Land O&oo.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07
A BARGAIN.

Cheap farm-s0 acres, 80 fenced, IL brok-
en-, small
HOUSE s. STABLE:
near churches and schools. mills and mar
kets, plenty firewood, meadow and feno-
ing. No better land in the State. Price
only $500. Write or, apply to
:. :: $50. JOHN M. WHITE,
2w* Santiago. sherburne Co., Mimi
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07
VICk'S
FL O r Al GUIDE
For 1874.

200 pages; 500 Engravings, and Colored
Plate. Published Quarterly, at rs cents
year. First No. 1874 now issued. A
German edition at the came price. Ad-
dress, JAMES WICK, Rochester N. Y.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07
Retail Business of st. Paul

We
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-05-07

Parties in need Of duttering, Spsutine,
any kind of Job Work will find it te
their advantage to give me . call as l
make this woork s ,scialty. n43
, 1874-10-02
GENERAL NEWS.

II Is rumorcd that the s,pcrb quntctto Of the schi-
igan Avenue baptist Church, With Kuopfcl AZ orgsn-
lat, III to bu transferred into now Trlnty when com-
plctca. Trinity will ihen hare ,hp 1incat 1ans.a 3ntho
West.
THO temperature Sesefasy, N obseryed by Mnnasse
optlciau, lAtler The rR1nuKE Building was, In tho
shade, at H. ILL.,, Al deg. Fahr. 10 n, 6l II 4. m
20; III. ILL.,, 70; T. ill.,, 20: aud, atap. H., ~.
Aarsicln in tho AardiAaytn con,patea the arcngth
OF the Danish. hwollsh anu Norwegian voting popu-
ut1on in thla city. aud puts 1t down nt not for the
nrst 4oo for tAe aoroa and ej for Tho third. naak"
iug ,4sa III al.
Tho &1ar1 from upK III nt oclack ycstorday afler
noon was catael by a. alight Aro III tlo two-stnvy
frsuo building No: 149 Wcbs Tllirlpsnsh scat. Loss,
{l3. 4 dafoctiys chimney CAUSED the Rlaap.
Messrs. Corejana Il San, photographers, No. 2H
Went Washington Htrest, havn bsan taking lnn,bor ct
tn0 atereasoo Yiewa Ut tils inttrtr III tla Expn1t
lion bnilIng, giving MI aaur.h|s Idea Ut ts general
appearance
i boy named John H. IIohaek living nllls Island
avenue had ha left hand severely hueo4otl yesterday
etYsneon by l,aang cauaat X W int.aEpaes u Ms;
Aut 1xaxs2 tho uunllt, And Notwithstanding three
, 1874-10-02
BUTTON VS.. DuFIOEI.

BUTTON VS.. DUEICNs
4 lil for separate maintenance was fled Tuesday
BY Nattio L. button against lcr husband, James ].
button, aud, II her allegations DO truo, ur. button
must bear a striking resemblance to tho character
Of Quilp iu Dicktua' tod Curiosity Shop" On tho
15th Of May 1s73 Mrs. Button BAYS ahs married tho
defendant, with whom sho lived untsl tho spring Of
1874 About ton days attcr tho marriage. Button too
wedding tour 10 Texas. In order uot to bo iiRs
other n1ou however, for other causo Button
nsalo this trip alone, aud left hia bride 10
herReif. .
1T his return, the couple eettlcd Mt No. ai8 stato
etrcct, where ho commenced course o. cruelty,
due and thus subjecttug her to naortihcation.
Mrs. Button. nunio tio after, Was obliged to 80 to
Massachusetts but tho defendant rcfuaed to rive her
money to return. Shc. however, got back, anu they
went to boarling-llouso litto' flither south on
State street, where Ehe states, ele WIS taken RlcE,
which sickness caused by hA o1cesses anil abnscs.
OIL Cottage Groyo avenue, where tic defendant
anuaad himself frequently by pointing pistol ut cr,
aud threatening to shoot. p also limited hor pocket
money to almost nothing, aud tn various other ways
sgnlded that; in their ut least, there wcro not
"lwo hearts TINT beat ono" Hero also Button de-
vclopoa Qu-hko tendency Of leaving her aud going
to lire for IN tnaotuito tin'o On tho West sluo !lo
also sared hls amusements to her great terror by
Frequently 1ayiuga pistol md razor under hls pillow,
and nu using them 1n driving her with threats from
her bpd during the Night. .
cause beforc uu, compelled, slo Claims, by this
ue3s md hts excessive cruelty, she left hin IN April
1871, with her chd Bhe also states that aha Is low
lcess md poor, whiic Button is possessed Of good
share OF wealth. md has about SO QUO IN hank aud
business At 147 Stat2 street. In Wow Of all these prem
ses Ale concludes that ahc IL entitled to aonc part.
Ioa however, her husband should disagree with lcr
III her conclusions rhe aaka that lo may bo onjoinctl
fson dihpossng Of ha proesty, and that Ito exeat
may bc Issued to prevent him lowing TIC Htact ~ he
has frequently Threatened to do.