davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-22
DIED.

At Merrimsc Mil, Harry, only son Of Mrs.
Jennie Hambleton, aged FIVE years, Two months
and eight days,
The funeral will take place from the Merr-
mae Mill on Monday, November %, at o'clock
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-22

EpIsCoPAL CHURcH-Services at Il A.
NJ. and P. NJ Sunday School at y l-2
O'Clock. Cordial invitation extended to
all.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-22

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Preaching by
the Pastor. Rev. James Woods, at II
A. NJ. and 6 z NJ. Sabbath School at
II N. All invited.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-22

Hon. BOB LowERY is at Valleys
Springs, badly used up with an attack
of his old enemy, the inlammatory
rheumatism.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-22

Now CONES WINTEH-when coll damp feet
causes colds, rheumatIcs, and other diseases
which can be avoided by timely providing your
selves with CUSTOM MADE cork sole boots and
Arctic Overshoes only to be found at JoSErH
ROsES-TOIK', VARIETY SToRg, corner County
Block. Carson CITY. Nevada.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-22

A SAD BEREANENENT.-I The scarlet
fever is doing It's deadly work, bringing
desolation TO many household, and
heavy sadness to many heart. Last
evening We received q telegram from
Frank Mccullough. at the Merrimac Mill.
informing US of the Death of lis sisters
Mrs. Hambletonl only son, Harry, a
bright, promising little fellow of little
more than five years Of age. Deep is the
sympathy felt on all sides for this dis
tressed and srief-stricken lady and
mothers will press their little ones
closer and closer as they contemplate
this great bereavement. Notice of the
time and place of the funeral of little
Harry is given in another column.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-22

REFERRING 10 the rascal who was cap
tured here l.ight before last, by Deputy
Sheriff Tom Condor, the Gold Hill
News OF last evening says !: Ralf John
son. an account of whose recepture we
published yesterday, waived an exa.nin-
alton to-day and was sent to the County
Jail there to be hetd under $4,000 bail,
to await the action of the Grand Jury.
1t has been ascertaiued that johnson is
2 more valuable capture than was at
first supposed. He IS said to have acted
as stool pigeon for the gang of burglars
and thieves that have infested this re-
ciou for some time.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

cRMsBY uoUsE-GEoRGE d. FRYER. PEoPRiEToR
C Frank G Foari Crosby
J Blahesley d Ginott johnson
NJ Hearue II Raymond Holmes
w u Henry
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-22

TREMENDOUS FEAT o! Jenkenizing is
that performed by the San Francisco
Chronicle Of Friday. That paper dayotes
not less than eleven columns to de-
scription Of the Sharon-Newland wed
ding. the Sharon mansion, the dresses.
furniture, tables, etcetera. and SO forth.
We might reproduce a brief extract
from this volun!nous aud interesting
narration, but a very brief and unsatis-
factory scrap it would have TO be, so we
foreso the whole business with the re-
mark that this WAS doubtless the most
magnificent affair known to the society
OF the Pacific coast. 1t has rarely, If
ever, been eIualled on the continent
Certainly the Chronicle displays great
enterprise in thus dealing with this
notable event.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-22
YESTERDAY in the District Cour: f, r

YESTERDAY in the District Court (, r
Ormsby County, Mr.. George ellison,
Of the firm Of ellison Il Barber, was
appointed to the responsible office of
Receiver Of the concern of Davis *
Freeman, whose business is under
going the routine incidental To a suit
brought for the purpose of causing a
dissolution between the partners
named. That suit, we believe, is
brought at the instance of Mr.. Free
man. We know nothing of the merits
Of the case, and merely mention it in
order that the situation of affairs may
be partially understood-for it might
be mistaken tor failure or suspension.
1t is very far from that, for, as we be-
lieve, the business Of the concern is in
Il highly prosperous and altogether
solvent condition. Before entering
upon his Office as Receiver, Mr.. GILL
son was obliged to enter into bonds in
the sum of $4,000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-14
THANKS.

The editor of The HERALD acknowl-
egdes with pleasure complimentary
invitation TO no present at the inter-
collegiate rowing match to take place
on the course ofthe Saratoga Rowing
association, on the 10Th and 10th in
slant II is to be participated in by
the boat clubs Of the following coll
lages and universities: Williams,
Trinity, Yale, Wesleyan, Princeton,
Cornell, Columbia, Harvard, Dart
mouth and Brown,
We are also indebted to NJ. Reiss Bry-
an, secretary, for an invitation to at
tend the fifth annual fair of the Clai-
borne Agricultural and Mechanical
Fair association, of Homer, Louisiana,
open from November 18th to Novem-
Der 81, 1874. Mr.. J. Ferguson is the
president of the association,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-14
MEALTHEILNESS OF DALLAS.

The impression prevails abroad TO II
certain extent that the city of Dallas is
not n healthy place. Satisfied that the
impression was an erroneous one, we
requested DR.. John =. Darlington, one
OF the most eminent medical gentle
men Of the city, to give us some stats-
Teal inior nation on the subject. His
Kind compliance with our request will
be found in another column of this
mornings HERALD. We invite spe-
cial attention to it, and would suggest
to those who are interested in the well
fare OF Dallas 10 make a note of the
figures, 80 MS TO be ready hereafter to
close the mouths of those who seek to
repress our advance by pratlng about
the sickness of the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-14


To exhauststill further the vitality of an al.
re"nS feeble invalid with sharp evacuants
and otherstrength- destroying medicines Ma
case o' dyspepsia, liver complaint. constipn.
uoh' nervous weakness or periodic fever was
ever cured In that way. What the debilitat.
Ell sufferer needs is remedy in which the
properties ofan invisorant, a stimulant. A
mild aperient, a sedative, and a blood de.
pnrient are combined, and Hostetter,s
stomach Bitters is the only preparation he.
fore the world In which these essential SAM.
tary elements are united In the proportions
necessary to overcome disease without pros.
uating the patient. This agreeable and no.
tent vegetable elixir is in the truest sense Of
the word restorative, for 1t restores the
strength of the body, reestabllshes function.
al regularity, enrlches the degenerated blood.
and clears the clouded brain.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-14
ANM,u. ON STATE FINANCES.

The editor oflho 1ylcr Reporter hay-
ing been ploased with some Views ex-
pressed by Hon, w, 81, llorndon, IN
conversation on the condition Of on
state ilnnnors, addressed the honorable
gentleman note requesting him "a
ret forth The same Ia writing, Gene
raj lIcrndon's reply Published in thc
Reporter of the lih instant, h OF very
great lntercst 10 the people of Texas.
We regret that our space does not NJ
low us 10 copy u entire His scheme
Is however fully fot forth In the follow
ing extract;
The remedy hat would apply II
lhls' Issue one million dollars, state
warrants, In denominations Of not less
! llnn ten nor more lhnn one hundred
| dollars 10 bearer, running ten years,
bearing Interest NJ six per ccntnm per
nnnum, principal and interest payable
NJ The state Treasury IN Austin, with
The Inith OF the state pledged for their
payment IN lawful currency Of n g
United States; the same 10 bo secured
for all dues 10 the state, and when 80
secured to be cancelled aud burned,
The distinguished gentleman gives
three reasons for preferringthis plan to
the Issue of bonds; l'llst--"'lhat the
bonds up 10 this time have not and cali
not be sold, and, therefore, no relief
had thereirom.p Bat even IL the
bonds could be- sold nj cighty-livc cents,
the price ut which they have been Of
lered, the state would lose $4,000 on
each million Of bonds, discount on the
principal, In addition TO this, 10000
would be taken out of the state yearly
to pay the interest, which in thirty
years would amount to ~, 100000, and
eventually the principal, Sl,O0O,OOO
would have to be paid in New York
also, which would make the sum of
~ 100000 paid TO New York for the
loan now of SS50,00O. Second "They
will not DO sold ut all, but will be paid
ont to citizens for the indebtedness of
The state, and both principal
and interest payable to our own
people, and within our s,ate.n Third
--"lhis plan would enable the state to
be independent of the rings corners
and combinations made in foreign
markets TO depress her securities, as
well as ceremonies at home, who seek
to destroy her credit The great OBJ
ject to ba secured by the adoption of
this plan Is to "make our state self
sustaining, and dependent on her own
resources
We are not prepared, without more
reflection ,han We lave yet been able
TO give the subject, either to approve or
disapproYc of the scheme. / looks
plausible, but very grave objections oc-
cur to us at this time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-14

WE publish to-day the circular OF
Major NJ. a. Bryan, secretary of the
Texas Veteran association. 1t will be
seen that John Henry Brown, of DIAL
las, is the committeeman from the
twentieth district, composed of the
counties of Dallas, Tarrant and Ellis.
All old veterans living in either of
those counties, wishing to be enrolled
as members of the association, will
make their application, with proof OF
service, to Major Brown, at Dallas,
either In person or by letter -,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-14
MEDICAL
DIR. w. BILLIE,

A graduate Of The University of conanh.
gen, Denmark honorary M ID. Tt rd"a
uhlVerNly OF Padova, italy. for sa,.he
years assistant physician 10 the eelebfntsani
heord' Paris from "'u'ea
NEW oIeLEA Ma. Ia
Having been Tor many years n stnd.n,
INC large hospitals OF Paris, London. Viennma
anu C9pennagel' ana thorough, large and
varied practice during fifteen ven,s alu
gained ll most thorough knowlsdoo ~, naA
nature Of all chronic Diseases and AZ i,. ny
ment thereof and he has In his nnjens,ur
practice hnd m unparalleled success, AM
| very often effected cure where ever, ahu
edy had been tried ana all hope of ses, I'M
| lion hnd been despaited or ~. ''''''u'
Nobody who ever suffered OF the tadIo.
ana llie'embitterlng disease, Dyspepsia. 5as
ever IN yam called on pr; BILE In ey ,,l,,
case mas he by his pew method of trentmo,y
restored the functlons OF the stomach anI
win 70 lhs Health Rlid tjgQr OF .ths nati,,na
ana many q person does to-day, wifi 'eronf
Jude. recall NE moment he plneed himssI,
For The treatment Or ladies' d,seOs,. ~
Billie IL deservedly renowned, and no in W..
suffering from AMENORRH dsA YSd'Wy
oRRHGA, HYsTERLA, pROi, ApSinSs,
em ml 81 anyd bad IlSsse Pscpl9rlo Tic
Bile, as they Will quickly be relieyed y;
perfect health. o" 7"
Dlsehhes Oh tne GlsN lJOURINARY ON
| CANS and chrohic diseases DIR. Bilia L.
made Il specially, and this scourge ~ h inS
manity IN easily uiid quickly oyefco,neR''
his new trentment.
Decline mld' nervous debility In olJln.
young Is quickly and rarmlnently cnrop
and full power restored. No man Isi onow ~
| and no young man too debllitated tnat ~
cannot he entirely vigorated by DR., BIlleS
| treatment.
| DR.. Billie has resided for years IN Nes dr.
| leans, II endorsed by the medical lratorni,v
there, and by his skin and KnOwledye hss
obtained u great reputation as q speclllstNs
DR.. Bile wishes 10 call OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| TO his new discovery, by which he, Nv onIv
examining q few drops of blood, can diScoy.
er II there Is any syphilitlc poison In tho
blood, which Is OF the greatest importance
MS the poison can lay quiet LII the blood n,
years. then 10 brenk ont with hll IN lfayaeesi
and no person who ever has veneroal dlS
eases can be sure that he Is cured without NJ
Ing examined by DR.. Bile.
Diseases of the lungs, heart and kidneys
quickly relieved and finally cured. AKTYf1
DR.. Bile has arrived In dallas and islo.
Gated at the
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
wherehe will be pleased 10 see those needing
his services at once, as his stay will be short
Consultations confldentlalIy In English
German. French, Danish, Swedish and Nor.
wegian. ll6dOmilwGm
HH
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-14
ANOTHER DENIAL.

We published last week n rumorthat
II man named Davis had died of yellow
fever in Galveston. We have already
published a contradiction of the rumor
On yesterday, we received the follow.
ing by postal card:
No man by the name of Davis has
died within the time designated in
Your notice. There has been no case
stimulating yellow fever in this city.
There is not word of truth in the
report and | ask your emphatic con
tradiction of it.
GEORGE w. PEELE,
CO., Health Physician.
Galveston, July 10.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-14
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE

Possesses qualities that no other Dye does. Its
effect is instantaneous, and so natural thai II
gan not be detected by the closest observer.
general use among the fashionable hpirdress.
ers in every large city in the United States
Ptice 81 a box. Sold everywhere.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-14
DENTISTRY.
DENTIST
TESTIMONIAL.

ALEXANDRIA, La, May is, 1874.
The undersigned citizens of Rapides Ion.
isiana, have been well acquainted with Dr
~. w Laney for many years, during which
~ uisS ne nasresided most OF the time in Al
dental surgeon, IN most OF our famjiies 20
OUT entire satisfaction. webelieye hin we'll
skilled IN his profession, and as a man one ~
our most estimable citizens. - - 80
N Robert Z. Hynson. planter; Thomas O,
psae, ex-goverhor louisiana; Michael
Hunl attorney at law; T.. II. Biossat, editor
Lonisiana Democrat; I. e. Manning, stfornev
a A. wv Iohn Casson, n. d. Thomas II. Mad.
WA ~. ~ llidlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-14

mo. 2Nos. SNos. mos.
Ballots. Forsl. For 81. For 81. Forsl,
y q Pays s. Pays s24 Pays sl6O Pays 500
~ - Pays ! Pays 20 Pays $50 Pays 800
ii az Pays Pays 20 Pays 40 Pays 100
Station numbers pays $50 for 81; two num-
81. r = - - - - : - :,
We would state to the public that we will
i'll short time, have grand and extraorat-
nary drawing In which we propose as a GIT
to those holding tickets, - "A ! ,@lols
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-14

A graduate OF The University of Copenh.
fsn, Denil'trk honorary NJ d, from n'i H.
unlvVphlty OF pedoya, italy, Tor several
Ricord, Paris; from N'''"'aled
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-14
COMMERCIAL USTEr.

wherehe will be pleased TO see those needing
ms services at once, as Ms stay win be short
German. French, Danish, Swedish and Nor,
wegian. ll6d0mIw6m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-14
$4,000 WORTH OF REAL ESTATE.

In northern Texas, to-wit:
1875 acres in Coleman county: 60
ncres IN Hunt county; $40 acres In
benton county: $40 acres I'm Montague
county, 1850 acres in Upshur county,
300 acres In Archer county; 1860 acres
III Dallas county; 4 fine dwelling
houses i'm city Of DenisOn; one acre
ground In the center of the town Of
bonham, Fannin county.
Dallas city property as follows: Thirteen
vacant lots OF grounu on Main street, y by
lVv ieet; eleven lots on Commerce street: one
cottage on Hord street; one two-story resi-
Hehee on Commerce street, and Phoenix
Inc mode of drawing and distribution OF
TINS valuable property will, in short time,
oe perfected and published and tickets
placed on sale. Until more suitable loca-
tion can he secured the main Office OF the as
soclation will be located on Main street,
next door to . X restaurant, at which place
me public are invited to witness the dstri-
button of gifts. T0tr' IrT1 lr q
run information can be obtained of any
agent or at Office of the association, Main
street. WHITAKER & WII.KINS0N,
Managers.
Each and every drawing witnessed and at.
tested by j. w. Lane, Nomry Public.
ls5d3n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-14
GIFT DISTRIBUTORS.
GIFT DISTRIBUTORS.
DALLAS
Agricultural and Mechanical
GIFT ASSOCIATION.

Distribution Daily at Il N. and 6P.M.
Every purchaser entitled TO q gift of value
we have no blanks. Everything pertain.
Ing to the distribution of gifts done In pdblc.
The drawn numbers vary each day,
and are i2. Ii and Ii, drawn from rs
numbers, placed In u glass wheel.
Rites of Payments are as follows;
, 1874-03-18
TElEGRApH!C BREVITlES,

George Lawn. farmer residing miles bo-
low Toledo, while Oh his way home OH Monday
night, drove bis team over nn embankment 30
foot high. and was instantly killed.
-Rold'n large Touring mill at Rockford, ILL.,,
was undermined and destroyed by a freshot yes
tsrday forenoon.
Tho 1rdiana Supreme Court Aaa revoked The
decision of :Judgo Vinton, III tho case Of tho
Ilailroad Commissioners Y. Lucas County. Ti,ia
dlssirates tho stock subscribed for and hold by
counties, yesting 1t in tho Individual taxpayerss
and Tho school fund.- and thus doprlven the
counties Of tho controlling influence heretofore
exercised In tho affairs Of tho L., N. d B. Rail-
rond.
THE Directors Of tho Memphis l. Charleston
Railroad layo rofuBed to accept tho proposition
OF tho Southern Security Company to alul tho
lease, and to restore tho control Of tho road to
tho stockholders OIL payment of bonus Of
s1G0,000, which tho Security Company claim to
hAye lost In running tho connecting roala.
The Ice moved down tho river opposite Dill
buque IT,, yesterday morning. allowing tho
foriy-boat to mako tho first trip Of tho season in
tho afternoon four hours aud ten minutes later
than last year.
, 1874-03-18
Hiss Nellie tsrnnt's Coming Mnrriagos
Ia Ihe Edikar Of faa Yesn YarE ErInhio

uA 138 lN6AAA0 %NEzGaAk'9 OOAA2khA 4A&kAAAG2EVA
10 The Editor Of the .yeso Iork Graphic:
Hee that your Washington correspondent las
fallcn into tho prevalent mistake regarding tdo
family Of MIR. Sartoris, -tlanco Of Miss Grant.
The Capital has already proved to tho cntiro
sccndnnt Of T. sartor Resartus," and the re-
mail,dor may DO Of very little consequence to
tho country at largo. Still, for tho qualification
OF fow Of his friends, hopo you will mike
tho following correction: Mr. George Charles
Atrs. Adelaide SartoriB. B.-neo kemblo, o,-author OF
tho charming noyulotto, "A Weel in French
Country House." This, by the way, is descrip--
ton Of tho homo OF her brother, IN Franco, and
al tho pcrsonagos Of tue story aro drawn from
life. no ia d ncphow Of Mrs. Fanny Komblo
Dntlor, consequently d grandson Of Ohalles
Kemb!o, mud great nophow OF Mrs. Siddons. Tho
distinguished Admiral, Sit. George Sartonis X.
9. B., belongs to au ontiroly different family.
Tho name Ia differently ,spelt, aud even differ
the accent IL on tho first sy.ablo, in tho other
tho last syllable Is aceentuated. Mr. sartoria IL
remarkably handsome, has very winning nun
nors, atd IL dosorvodlY great fayotite III socio-
following October. lie doea not propose royislt-
ing England before tho " event L. II. l..
WABtiIN0ToN, March O..
WasdiisaoH Correspondence Of the few Fork Graphic
Miss Grant attd Aor ailiancod lover are tho
recipients OF numerous Invitations to Lenten
lunches aud tue like. Con. Dabcock gave dln-
.,er In their honor last Saturday. It is now
Haid that tho marriage iB fixed for next month,
and tho nanes Of the bridesmaids arc given.
Mins Ua.1les, daughter OF the surgeon-G General
Of tho Army Miss Cooke, daughter Of II. D.
Cooke; tho MissoH Dorio, niecos Of the ex-seoro-
tary Of tho Navy, and Miss Dfexol, Of philadol-
pliA, are the liYo attendants Baid to havo boon
oloaen. This will ho the second wodding ut tho
White Houho since 1t was built for tho uso of tho
Ohiof-nlngiBtrato. Tho first WIS that Of prosl-
don't Mouroe's daughter, Miss Maria Monros,
who married hor cousin, Mr. 0onyernour, OF Now
York, in Marok, 1920. Another marrlago' to take
plaoe after Easter, is TINT Of Hiss Violet Blair,
granddaughter Of Francis r. Blair, Br. The suo.:
cessful huitor Of this young Indy who has regued
AZ belle, is . young lawysr, Mr.. Janin.
, 1874-03-18
LOCAL ITEMS.

tho drace Mothodlst Church, cornor of Ln5al|o
aud White streets, yesterday afternoon, was but
poorly attended, and, beyond prayers In MD Of
tho women'B movement, no busincBa was trana-
ncsot'., A meeting was hold In tho Grant placo
onuroh ye8eefuay afternoon, proRidod over by
tha pastor, r., 10y. Mr. olentornong, at Which tho
actiye movement In tho crllHado.
Tho good order throughout tho CITY was worry
noticeable last night. Tho number Of arroats
WIS no greator than us,lat.
The number Of anxious fathers aud motl,ors
Inst cVon'ng was worry gfent, Their litt1o chill
en c% attan lag ssrIyaa naa OF to s9e The proeenso sn
but tho little doara woro noarly ali found md
restored to thoir anxious parents.
4 hagnio at 154 North Jefferson street was
pulled Inst evonirg about ii O'Clock, Tho
mistross, Mrs. Youngblood, hor t1,roe daughters,
about s oo as9%p In one
house Of ill-ropnte III tho rear Of Ionos' School,
was pulled. Tho neighbors and tho schooI
nuthoritios complained Of the place, aud 1t was
ratded.
Tho many frionds Of John Amborg the eon-
tlomanly and popular Clorls Of the Wost sldo
Police Court, will 10 painod to hear TINT l1o has
boon worry Ill, aud at lato hour last night tho
doctor gave up hopeH Of his recovery.
Sunday night Thomas Murphy waB arrested,
with novoral boxes Of cigars and an ovorcoat III
his posHossion, that were supposed to bo stolen.
hasI ;onyoning james Unroh, OF 29i Lake'stroot.
ioentiheo Inc oproportya aa some stolen from him On
aon Street Sutton awaiting srial M =. q oapt. Hickey
has some ailvorwaro and other articles at tho
HRmo station, for which owners arc wanted.
Patrick Connora celebrated too much yoater-
day.. He became 30 excited over mouutnin
dew that he triod to whip a peaceful squad Of
ornnns who wore viewing tho procession.
Officer Butler porsuadod him, with the llbernl
use Of Lis hickory, to accompany him to tie
station, w1,ero he wah locked up.
1.at .,r,,. ,ro, o 4,,o. ,r,,,,.,.. o,,,ux,
anort y a ronr u {o a Sc ~ sne n reor ere of 5
1aos' W ~ 6uns tt aoG naH ~ eue fear 81 iZo
a ,on onor hn ea soe as a
M;e1,nias ,ott S,nvr nionr W. i,ose san' a"' s
s oa =, nhd lin pt o onaoe amt so
ind lin, Iaat 40 la ranchoi ti,a corvor nr W ~
W"ra n,,d Has aS ~ .o ~, H.
wanted trvnr to nit his hand IN strn,rora nr ~
hoekoti iod1 ne ,st safted Tor hl o9t N Nicho'aa na
Minicrn fo,owad lin hr,t cnnf1 ii uot c"tc1, In, In,
III o nn,,od t % ~ soaa ~. t ctJn mn
waa 80 onm c,aso nnd a'aa ~ hatInr tost -
ou5 H., aisfo @ nuu 'oS' W
"" S $4,000. uo. ,,.""...,, nuun ""sa . ah'A'
y,.tor,., ,,aa ,,.a, H. =, H. r, n,
cnc Sln2tv "aH ortor IVY acop, ~ n ~ San,u ~.
eac @ Sa,,t 1nor'y eiter . ocloek, two tremon gos
anch aor nnt m III t,ovs .rero aa;aad aad nd
short tmo afterwards @ 5 an afFatr banpouod '' ;p.
M To to 10 no M
bonse eoo navo % tho tIH mnS;oI ~ luz
aoo savo Inc Dno1 an mnmo
";nt '.h rGaLa Ia ,o srd rno aVot 10
maTlsr repeated theee ,s nutsce1s an to
m ,yr tho whD LOOK Geo o
ana o aa ,,,sit IN woa rno olopr Tas gveh ano
nrnod Il ,na fos ors ~ tos
, 1874-03-18

Last weok the Btiokleys, mother and daugl,.
tor, were trIcd at Vinton Iowa, on the charge ot
assault wltl Intent to kill Byron Wright, noar
sought to establish tho fact Of inHauity in tho
oase Of tho girl, Almira who shot young Wright,
but this convenient resort OF attorneys, when all
other dofensoa fail, didn't succeed. The jury
found both noshor and girl guilty. Judge 10th
rock sentenced tho old wutnan to nino years In
the penltensiary, and Almira to one year in tho
Reform School.