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ea.ato to which sal. ut tho tme Of my death, bc IN
any NAY anlt!odt tnculng aa! house and Int no. 131
1ndiaa Ascunc, nser tho death Of my wife, hnry Ann
Rice, 10 my daEhters. Hester T. KtnlbA, Mary Ann
uicli, FRANCES Bm}th, Erisna H. ce ntli Atltin II.
stee, NsH tter natural llsce t1 lie ltetd and enjoyed
W tllcnl III common, and tho fconle 10 la divided
Gqttay atofly them, El!arn a,ld share ahe.
upou tho death of each Of my Ba!a tlaEhtcra bcar-
fnE child or chtldren, Or DESCENDANTS Of Huc rni
or clf1rcn tic Bhnrc of my tstnto hereby hcAncatlsd
TO her for rr life hereby doyise a bctueath tn her
etld chlldten; anu. fl case Of tho ttbath pf s1lCh
c!tl Or Children, to hcir dcsecn1nn descendants
tha death Of oiihur my Of my sail daughters, leay
CHILD or ehitdron Husviving, The sliarn or Flares at
my cstatn hereby bcqueathc 10 her er then hereby
bequeuth 10 my surviving daughter daughters, II
any or either tcrS hc, during tntlr yca 0 during,
her life; md Upon tho ea Of ali Of my said taNgh-
tsrs, hrrohy t,e.ise and beiueath s.,cA thare Or
Alanrea to tho children nf NY daughters leaving ch-
slren, to tho descendants Of HnGh chitlro II any
Of tllc hto ten sa leaving c!idrc,, III Tho division
IT which thnro or shares tho child or children, or
descendants thereu 10 takn nleqnal share portion
With the clttld chtltlroA Ut descendant Of such
child or children Of cacls of my other daughters, to
them and thoir hntsB fororrr.
Hons.tn.faw, Jarucs ". 0icH and william st. Clair
Smith, executors of thia, my as wsit md testament,
revolving and hnnuing MI former willis by mo made,
natl tatifying anil confirming this au no othor, to DO
my last will and Testament.
In Witness wiicrrof !. thn mid JOHN 3. Tcn, t.avo
iY7t. IpltN i. Rtcc. IL. NJ
Nitnessea: r. A. Hail, Sherman uo1se, Chicago
Oraon Smith, 456 Michigan nscnllc, Chicago.
, 1874-12-29
THE STuRCES CASE.
~ A11t4L.Iy kY,Y rtSEff


Judge Willlams Ehvo decision yesterday
morning III tho csso Of ssurees ", Tho board OF
rrnde. m tha cucat;nn Of a11ovlnr n,, onpca1.
,J s,.s .,.s H.. Tt,,..ata..tt,.~,.s, - 1.i.,, =.
","s "'set c'ti"E lao o!!.!uooautnot''5 =. A"ao o'
AL ys. alobce % I'll. 267, ho held that tho pres
ens case WIS not within tho authority of tho caso
ronnr,oa, Hence le thought that tho question
or onnea1 had nat bpen odiudicatad ,v tho sr-
',.oa y. "r'es. os'... >' n., -" ,,, IT,.
Ho"o eoutt, aao no a!'ouiA ''ot aslo" III "ppe"''
Ia tho afternoon, however, by nh unanHwcrable
,rrun,eot m tl,o othor sido Jutlca Williams
,,,,,,1ot ,,,a ,,o,t.,o,, o,,5 o,,orod ~, ,nnaa,
'-' A's us.''te"' "'4o "'e"su HA atpI"''
Supreme Court on n 1lption to disNtss u similar
case, in which tho Court hold that M appeaE
,vo,ta ,;o rrha oaa, vn. Tin. of 4 n pro,,t ,.u
=, r'VT' ~ ~. | ~ S' ~ ,.',.'N",,..'
u H. homor o. Ms III tnas caao IN "'!"ne'lon
was asked to restrain tho defendants from
transferring certain notos of complainant, OF
realizing OF. them, 4 temporary Injunction WIS
I.., ~ ..t,. -,;,vS,,,, ~ $500
sssou' 49, ~, ~ v.o ~ alss"' ~ "a'
a'ssol'eu ny oaa6o Hlll"u's nl1tbo'1' anu Il" up
peaa tnkon. 1t appeared from tho records at the
Gitcuit Court that tAiB dissolution was conHll-
erod an f. tinol decrec In ti,o H,u,rou,o Court n
st;,s, w. ,ada ~ ,,;r,;ss ,,'a IN ~ ,t,a
t"Vt4o, ""o AAoo .'9no 49, w., ~. ~
Erollt'a that LILO otder OF tne tourt oeio" "ah
intcrlocntosy, ana that an appeal would not lio.
miss.
No teclsoin ut 1angth wnB cited by Mr. stwr.
gos' counsel in tho nhoYo case. hut tlloY hold
that tho rrout caae and tho Sturees ease were
dcutical u principle, aud tint tho question WAS
no longer opou. Judge Williams thought that
hc was bound by tho pront decision, eye,t
though 1t wcro OH motion to disniisa and not
on final hearing, anu lo ioit compelled to
allow an apppal. rusnarlsing, howevef. that tle
tiit not suppose tlloro woro two ollniona Oh tic
1l1Ht1CH
, 1874-12-29
In tho church, conrcsaod to him n want Of D
knowledge Of thotr alns forgson. Tho 1,ov. hfr.
Taylor was appointed to loud tho ncxt mcctinE.


The noxe quarterly meeting of tho Chicago
proabytcry MIL bo held III this city on tho 11.h
Of January, III Mccormick Block.
Tho anniversary oxorciHoH Of the Second Bap-
tlat Sunday School tako p'nco at 7:30 shin
ayoning fl tho Church, corner Of Morgan and
Monroe atrocls.
Agrand charity cnIico hop will DO givon this
evening In Woods hfustc-11alf. cornor of Wash-
ington mud drcon ntreota, for tho henent Of The
Wonau'a Shelter.
Enlployers iii tho city OF country needing rna!o
help arc requested to call at tho Employment
Bureau, LIS Fifth avouuc, and gct 1t without
money aud without prlto.
| John ". Krauor, II reformed inebr,atc, will
give hls oxporiouco tonight ut tho temperance
! meeting 1T the roonsa Of tho Y. N. 9. 4. Good
singing will be faaturo Of tho meeting.
| Tho sale Of reserved aonts for Mrs. Scott
s;ildona' rcadinga In Farwoll Hail, Now Years
| oyo, colnmoucoa this evening, at Jansen, nfc-
| clurg l. o.'g. 1T State Htrcot.
] All pcrsona Interested in having M Internn-
tional Exhibition Of poultry, catH, dogs, ponies,
| at 1aror l. Grand Paciio Hotoi, this aYoning at
! 1850.
Tho popular entertainments given by tho
young ,iaop]o Of IleaY!s Street congregational
Church lavo obtained an enyiabe reputation
amang West Side plaaaure-scekcrs. Tho ast OF
tho aerics will bo giyotl at tho church thin ove-
lug, when tho little folkn will mike their debut.
Tho Roy. robert .. Sheppard will deliver u
yey5 iutotnbtng lecture thls evening, ut Tho
Western Avcnuo II. i. Church, corner Monroo
street, on 4" "fynat!ons Loyoia. or tho Marvel Of
| Josuts History" Tho proceeds Of tho lecture
mo for tho f,ctoIt of tic Ladies' Aid Society,""
Mr.. Sheppard IL one Of the best pulpit orators
Of our city, aud he riH no doubt have crowded
| house.
Il concert and exhibition will b. given By the
Dethcl Sabbatll-School, ut tho h1afinoss' Temple,
| coruer Of Market aud Michigan strootB, to-
| night. Doors open at7o'olock. Tho programme
| aoMsista Of music By 4 chorus Of lou VOICES
tnlct the direction OF DR.. II. L. Leonard, lntar-
speraod by dialogues md recitationB by nlcn,beys
! Of tho achool. This msssiou-schoo! now num-
hers about 400 in regular attondance, aud will
present vary pioaaing entertainment on this
the occasion Of lilo thirtioth anniversary OF The
| school.
, 1874-12-29
MARRIAGES.


Observation-Disclosures g. hy tho J1e,. l., + nsr
# ths tsstsnsG # , 'o .lst a,1,s Wight
Of g iial. l:si., ~. cllarlas iii. NJ estsis
a., ohn,,;;E;-KEitoM13 ohs,an, at tbs zssssnee ..
mar Arthur n. unha md h4a Emma j. Ksi!.m, 1'''
Il II. i1 tho ?sth inst. at tho
b{ tho Rsv; Fahsr 0;ounn Air. H. H. Couis; sMd hsiss
Marr 4. uOoahti', all at WiMttxtutf, Ill -A4 '''1A@
Perry, ,af an Saints Ep!o9pai Vharoht Due S. iii.
CAPT. Etaon III. tull0r aud Misa Mary H. Mokev iii II
GltoHga. ~
.KONEY- 0Nt-At tho rosidonue Of tho ls!ao,. uu.
ae. sao LIN. A. Il Harna5d. Napery''lo mr.. u We!nas
ia, T. fsuoy, oftfca9u mud Atee H.. oiteat da,,phtcr
Of y, ". stons Esl.. nf Oak Park, Iii. No caEdH.
, 1874-12-29

Fiji ia not the only ''anneza!on :" to employ Lord
Dalhousio's ouphomiAnt, rocontly undo 10 tLo
British dominio's. dr,qualand has also under
Eono similar process. That country l,ea about
800 inilcs northcaat Of Capo Town, and ,rill form
q connecting link between Care Colony aud
Natal. 4 Gziqualander derives lis descent from
Dutch bocr aud u iottcntot mother, wllosn
union il, strangely enough, said to lnyo pro-
ducod race so remarkable for its nptitudo and
will soon DO ''in ordcs." Eyery dog has hig dny,
and tho Hottoutot may yet provo tho star Of q
nnr1nl =
, 1874-12-29

Ills VIII DIFFERED Ful PROBATE.
Tho will of lilo ate John u. 1Ilce was present.
Cd for probate yesterday by Dir. Thompson, Of
the firm nf Bishop t. Thompson. The property
anA effects Of tho estate OK tho dcceasel nro sat
to consist Of lot and building known as Nico'B
Building, Nos. Is. 70 8o aud 81 Dearborn street;
house mud lot No. 83a Indiana avonuo; houso
md lot Nos. 1850, 1851, and le5G Indiana ayos,uo
house aud lot III Norfolk, 1'a.; cash Oil hand at
tho tlmo OF deceauo, s2,C47.o7, and Il note fur
s5>0U0,-tho total value being $125,00O. The
Nll. which IL given it, full below, is in tho Aaud-
writing Ut afr. (tfco'
l. John II. ltce, It Chicago III tho connty of Cool,
mud Stats Of illinois, III hereby snaIe and Ieearo t!s
my lnst will and tosts1nopt, IN snauner and form
following, IT, Wit:
l. il ny VIII t}lat my funcrs' o1pepaea and all my
tuH. debt' La fully paid.
q giyn 10 NY wife, Mary Ann 1sicc the ,!welling
homo wAvre ltys, aud Known NJ No. B39 IntAa
avenue, with n1l tie inrnituru md hanss niNsvna.
ces together with tho lot. boinH n. u 0t Lot O, In
Grsy subdivision uf tiG N. 3a feet Of TINT part IT, nf
s|1ecAh Formerly Eorh, street, Of lock. ii Cark'a
my VITO during her life; also my Wife ataif recelYo her
dover, and sHcA other allowances as tho law gyes her
out Of my eftate. --....-- -.
q. After tho payment Of such funeral expenses md
dnbBt subject 10 the dover iuterest Of my wife
give, aeyisc md ht1ueath n the eaate. both sea and
7szaonA Of which shall die poRssseed, ana AL the
, 1874-12-29
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT,

10 fhe Editor 6f Ihe EhIcHd0 IFioHtt:
Gu1cAao, Doc. 2S.-four correspondent, Z. G.,
in Sunday TRIBUNE, referring to mn article on
capital punishment by Henry L. slayton, quotes
case III tefntatiun Of tho abatement that no
Quaker has over been known to commit the crlmo
Of murder. Without hero entering into m argu-
mcnt for Or against the abolition Of capital p,ln-
isment, permit mo to Bay that tho easo cited by
T. c. il not n point, iaasaucls as 1t is incorrect.
John Tawell Quot Fawell), although In lia
younger days member Of tho Society Of
Frlcntls, commonly known as QuaAers, had boon
diBowncd by that body for an offenso committed
many yoarH previous TO the ouo for which hc
WIS executed In Australia or TAsmania II for
got whicll}, Wlitfor lle waA transported, ho re-
manned Some years otter tho expiration Of tho
torn, OF Efs sentence, a,nasslng considerable
wealth, and eventually returned to England
Whilst assuming the distinctive dress which pro-
vailed III tho Society to o groater oxtont than is
now tho caso, aud in various ways cndeayorlng
to ingratiate himself into favor, .ningling With
them in tloir meotilgH for worship, otc., Tawel
was never again received by them into inosnhpr-
slip. 80 fur, therefore, ~ this indivitinnl ease
is concerned, tho Btntomett OF hIr. Slayson Is
correct one, and a!n OF tho opinion TINT wIaat-
ever tho 1auits aud shortcomings OF this Society
may be, itB membership, from tho earliest per:od
Of s history to tho present tino. Is entirely Glenn
Of the crlmo Of murder. J. s.
, 1874-12-29

. TIT 310FEVF 17 1zE9 C7lECtJd 7F3uHNe:
CulcAuo. Dec. 28.--aIy indignation is 40
stirred that can hold my peace NJ longer. Our
city IL full OF thieves md pic'1pockets, but there
ARC thieves Of anolhor kind desire to cali tho at
tcution Of mothors to. It IL tho mon In good
clothes. Horao holding high position III society,
who annoy young adlcs riding in the stroot-cara
by thelr unduo familiarity; md not only that,
their persistence In 1t, till in some oasea 1ndcs
have loft tho cars to got rid Of thon. What is to
hccomo Of our young dauglltera who ride long
distances every day to actool7 Itow shall va
taka eera Of our young daughtors !? Mothers,
look to IL, A bforuEn,
, 1874-12-29
THE CITY.HALL..

LUG tONHtlollcI yGatGGAsy seH1 11o4Ipiu 10
New York City, in payment Of tho interest On
bonds matl,iuE Jan. l, 1915.
Hereafter tho Palmer Houao elevator, instead
Of that Of tho Sherman House, will nightly olo-
yato Mayor Co!yln to lis rest after completing
hH arduous daily duties.
Judge Diekey svill shortly take a vacation for
about Two weehs. turing which time lie will make
abuatnesa trip to the Eastern StnteB. frank
Adams vii! return next wcok.
Tho Committee OIL StreotB and Alloys for tho
South Division yesterday mot it, tho City Cioris's
otico to consider all ordinance for tho repoai Of
an urdor opening Calnmot avenue from Thirty
| fifth to Thlrty-soyenth street. Owing TO q mis-
| understanding botwcen tho Chairman aud tho
other Aldormon in regard TO tho tino, Aid. Stono
was not present. Consequently no 1oiinite ac-
| tion waB. taken, and tile subeet-matter viii be
returned to tho Common Council, BY tlon to bo
! rerefeired to tho Committee.
The Board Of Police mot yesterday afternoon
charges preferred against thom by Supt. NeAm,
Tho only serious caHcs were those Of Oflcors j.
". palu1er aud Howard, Tho former was ,,p for
wi!fally conccaling from Mrs. OMoata THO pic
t,lro OF her dead husband who will be vol 70.
naembered MS Nalcr4y'a victim. palmor il nh
artist Of very questionable abilities, and lad 60
cured tho portra.t Of his dsc8ased feiiow-oaices
Tor the purpose Of pautsssg copy in oil Ho
coaaulnod nis tln,o IN other en5oynents' and
when INC tlfo ol 'niy ~ came me picture N1s
burned. AlrH: oAloasa hoie8 him Responsible
lor ITS loss, Toward, II tho accounts are true, Is
ono 9! INC most Wortslless ohaeesa oh the 1orcs,
md If no has not already resigned ho should do
80 immediately aud snYe what altt!o character ho
has left.
Tho following letter was yesterday handed to
Judge 7. Lylo Dickcy Corporation Counsel,
respccting tho occupancy Of tho Exposition
IIuiiding by tho baltimore tS Ohio 1ini1roast.
Judge p!ckcy intends to canvnHs tho matter
thoroughly, and II ttcrc il any danger in allow-
ing the.n IL occupy tho building Aa will say 10.
II, the Hon. Corpvra.ion Counsel;
DEAR st9: at the regular meeting Of tho Common
GoaneH hed bse; X Ts.attfon as adopted dIrIst-
6 ILL., ~ rEf ptia 9 ~ ~, .uS % ~
TIN Exnonitfon 1iudine. and rc'tin, o fG1w ~.
tartmeut to tnko Immediate t:cps to nreycnt such
occupancy. The Boarl ot ruulia Works direct mo
| to respectfully inform yoa that shs building was
occupied by tho baltimore y Ohio Railroad when tho
~ - VIE . so!e naa 80 yon TO aasaso
S'''' 0a ~ """' XIV - snraar.
73;e ,rou c,,,.i,1r" ~ ,,"aso~',e sa =.
=, t It,v "voss ,sa MI, " fnr s1G
~ $500; .ao ~ ~ ;,.a atss4 ~ !,
hy ~ o,,, t Ms~or ser;a H S,a "s ~ ored ore ,
aa,f to to ~, ,ra:,,no ~ H.. eis, ~ oara1a
W. i.u tno vtesG.,co W. wv n'aao u ucoIEo
,a,sIa aaoa, eatn m6 ~ .,'i y to
fn r,or s H.. .ayor y
sa,,, sa,o's ~ ,eaai ;n,s;to = ~ o ~.
nuss'G ,.a T., ~. ,a4,n',t ~ s ~
M' thst ~ w no;a sn rauaatd Ky, ~ ~ Id
? 10 '"a. ois."'' e nra 'e4aosoa n'na ~ ;,' .es
nlat f'n c@. sHt II toM A'olucnta oiils.
, 1874-12-29

Mcsers. ToIton and HanknB tied in tho shoot
off at . attaisht eaou, md divided tho f.gst
prize; Abo Klolnmann, killing 8 straight won
killed tho sasao nnmbor, look tho third prize.
Tla shooting wifl be resumed to-day, with tho
prospect Of Il much larger attendance.
, 1874-12-29
SUBURBAN.,

John ". Lalmbeor, who III sata to hnYe boom
Illegally diacharglng tho duties pertaining to tho
oalco Of Constable, danies That ho has In aay 10.
spces boon guilty Of any such violation Of tho
law. Ho says that at tho TINA Of tho expiration
Of hls torn Of office tiara Vare In his hRnde 2Ha
, 1874-12-29
THE T|LTON.BEECHER SUR.

New foRE, Dec. 2s-Tho argument On tho
appeal from tho order Of Judga McCuo granting
BIZ! Of partic ulars in tho Rcacher- -Titon caao
waH begun to-day hefore Judges Nelson aud
Reynolds. Judge Ne.lson snsd they would take
tho papers and decide tue case to.inasrow. They
Wero natisdod that tho order IN tho form NOW
presented would rnQairp correction anl nodia-
tntinn
, 1874-12-29

oxtcnttonH, md these, ho olnEnB, no had r!Eht
To Baryo. acoorlino IN ac, 1te rooo am, NJ
11ur1. Rov st".,,. IT, , Ivy -, bot' W. =.
nn,oorar.o att,,s ".a' e.5" 'n's w"
"etJ"so " h'h hamc III tho 1shs OF boHna tpn-
nsaofee "aa quo entirely to MI overnight Of tho
ssato'a Attorney ind tint the stntos Attorney
Ind prosnfao1 to wfthdra.v t;a ,,nuo AMI had
probably tlono no. nn1 tl,,. ~ ,yrtt ~ .no rgor.
r..,,. t,s,, a l''"t ~ WIZ " t'o "nt~
!a,so nau peeh ser7oa nron him, while Aucn ID
"os 'ho 1aos III foRard to others similarly accuach.
Mr. Latmbeer md Atr. 1sanlnl affirm tint tho
resignasiou e'gt;od by Lolita T,odoat,, r.a rooJ
and exn1nnni tn him a,,1 ,n,t 1,s ." .s' s.,I,..
nuaro nj 3ba na}uro ~ &t,o o,.,,a ,-,.... 1".,.
IL, and that In ,nnh;nr af1,,yit ~ H.. ,s.s .s
ho Ina comn,t,tnt1 ftothornto 1or,nr,, NJ a,.,
Iocr osacrtn that ho VIM not iai l., .
curing tho rcsiguation or Mr.. Tcdonkv. that ot,,or
porHoisa without lila knowIodgo intiucn1l IT.
!oohaky to rosign. atlpuntlng with hin that MIR.
Latiusus .ta Muu IN rnHsiotattoh thereof. md on
aco in pec,,rnT fo Kin s, Gor,,n v ,ot W =, o
sprcini election, for Vonstab!c. gayo htna tcnn
Of lloracs, act OF harncss. nlsd wagon. with
WHEN no might engage in tho o*presa
bllalless NJ austin. lilo states that ns authority
aor 70 aolsse taat theao gciitlnnon heard q ro-
,lnah .,'s ~ t.s 'iaun heulhteiy hlter Af; cdos~
~ ann ns ars sst 10 % woad glto af lcaeaey n
te.!a o. l'Tsoa II no would RcS out OF the way
mr.. 1.amnoor further STATEN TINT ho tlgos not
uesiro hEcGlal olocsloh lor Cotlat9D!o, a'i that
l,o 9oes 1aot KNOW Or my ono who doea, although
~ te ula aan1 zig loWM CIcfN notice TO tho
Smussh y. siceten cals!.E nssehiloh 70 the faean-
~. anu asklhg ior sl'echl election. He says
annt tne sloea 4 anxiety Of @ ono or two prominent
e.ssea ~ e soMl', tuae hlr Leoegkf bhonld fo-
een my onRaEo IN tno expressing bllHlhcss, "ns
sansea ' W eae laot tut ne u owing them certain
hns ~ munoS' "'o "ooaa soonor 10 onanlou to
taf T,.nsa .!.p oA.!'c. anc u,,.,, ,t-,
LETS euot1a 20 oo q Gohafdordoid conflict OF
,I. oum III sn'n aaIsos. Ila sun]oot ID atsfne'fpg
aiee.itui III, H. oleets' noro, however, on aeconnt
" ~ ~ w ssa, tue1ues e3etcu tnhn On nccount
u e"e llnpoftaaco att"c'loa 70 tno oltaco'
CICERO.
Tho TruRtees mot yesterday morning at tho
rowr- Hall In Austin, Thera voro nraaont
,ro,srs p,,tor IrorrIc, cr,r,a Mr. psao
a. ra's...,.'.a o"s' 4'oA, ola4's' Aco'no.y' anu
uonttetaoesger; aosohs. Meaars. scoylll anu
Sharp.
4 communication rns rncc{vnd fron r a,
Winston, p. sncridnn, and othora nrotoa,,nn,
,on,,,,t ti,o ,nnasnt.aa.t - ~ o,,s. renso
ne"'uo* W" appo'4''nou' u MT 'o"aeu1an as po-
, 1874-12-29
n. Trowbsdgc brother ii ", r. @. Troub..asc Of th!a

cl.y. ~
1tAMc9X-hthIs residences. 1n4 South sanEs,nonr..,
FGnatnl snrrIccs Mt Hecu iant4t EhHrc ut atf.pa,t
10 osinck ths n'orn|EE Can ID lausthln Ecnetory.
In t1lp 4tll1 yolr nf lts ago,
Funeral wl akg plaep Tuesday, tho 29tl December.
fnst, a. f past u 1necck, ErHn, Tia Mtu residence, $40
Eatr1tary. -
rila tluuenae do.otcl mctnbor Of tho T. O. o, r.
Mahets Gf tho Uruct hro respectfully invited 10 attend
TIM fni,nrnt. '''
lnIfh1o napcrs ptch1n copy.
Nf;YGUH-Un Sunday, tho a1th Inst, at ko'olock 4,
m, PGtcr HeyEeh, ngct rs yeari.
Tuucrat trnt hls 1aio rr;lduncot H. sta ett Division
Street, on TUESDAY, Tho .o:h, At o'c|aek q. nj
, 1874-12-29

1loodfs Temple OF Music.
Fno rosewood pianos, prices $500 to 800; forms.
ny caall, halaAro S15 i@r month Splendid otYalls
with eik htnrs TOR sS; tormst S25 caa alal,co o1,
monthly paylncntB
, 1874-12-29
at SO each. Tho shooting wns at Il yaFda, 5
lrdH cncl and tho scoro wRB as followas

Ia tho sI,oot-otf for tho nccond rrice ITankfna
aud Kloulnsnn tied and Divided and for tho third
plixe johnson bent 11ankiua.
For tho Rcco.ll sweepstakes thoro wero nino
, 1874-12-29

ln tho nhoot.off for tho frat prizo, 11ankina
won, killing . Rtralght !; Abo Koinsnanu won tue
second prlZo, mud Sampson tho third. ~
Tor tho Third swoopstakoH there woro thirlpon
rnfrtcs nj Il ZACH, flo raaIlt hniur "a fn]laMB:
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-10-23

Fraud a Good Ground for Divorce
Judge Wheeler, of San Francisco
has revived the old English rule that
fraud in procuring q marriage is
good ground for divorce. Mandler
Yretski complained that his wife
Eddel had practiced fraud upon him
by falsely representing before mar
riage that she was a sound and
healthy woman, when, in fact, she
was subject to insaniJy. Judge
Wheeler remarked that he supposed
the husband was sane person, but
the fact of his marrying after only
one days acquaintance with his
wife left doubts as to the condition
of his mind. 1t seems that immedi
9tely after the marriage Mrs. Yretski
became violently insane, and has
since been an inmate of California
asylum. During a lucid interval she
admitted that she had been an in
mate of an insane asylum in Europe,
and as she had represented herself
as a sound and healthy woman be-
fore marriage the Judge ruled that
fraud was established, and a divorce
was granted on that ground. He
added that Yretski ought to be pun
ished for his haste in marrying, but
four years of such a life had been
sufficient punishment.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-10-23
Keep the Farm and Home Tidy.

Somebody, we know not who,
wrote, years ago, the following ad-
vice. Like other good things it
comes to the surface occasionally and
will bear repeating: II you get a mo-
ment to spare, spruce up; put the
gate on its hinges; put 1 little paint
on the picket fence you built last
year; trim up the door yard; make
it cosy and inviting. Do not say
you can't find time to attend to
these things. The fact is, you have
no right to be sloyealy. 1t can dc
you no good, but on the contrary, il
will mar your peace, wound youl
self-TeSpect and impair your credit
Then, by all means, spruce up a lit
tie, at odd times, and at even times
too, for that mater, It will make you
feel vastly better, and may be, trihy
proud of your pretty homestead
Your wife and children will be made
happier for it; your neighbors vii
be enriched, beautified and blessed
by it. And your farm will be worth
more money in the market and o
greater value to you at home, if yor
spruce up little now and then.