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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-25

NOR RENT-FROM 1sT OCTOBER-HOUSE
IL No. 273 Camp street, halls. ID rooms, gas fix.
lures, bathing room, pantry detached house of
rooms, cisteln hydrant large ward, brick incosure
coach gate. ApplY al 235 St Charles street sis If
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-25

NOR RENT-THE DESIRABLE COTTAGE
IL seven rooms, gas throughout, in nice order
167 Second, near Magazine street possession given
October l. Two-story residence on Dryades, neal
Washington Avenue six rooms; immediate pos
session. Single cottage 277 Harmony between Pry.
tania and st. Charles streets six rooms immediate
possession. Apply to WIN. II. SEYMOUR, 10 Gus
tomhouse street sl2 l5t
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-25

NOR REN1-SMALL TENEMENTS OF TWO
Il rooms each and corner store shop. on the cor
ner of johnson and Gravier streets. Also two
story house with ten rooms 40 Clio street. Also
ward for storage, 1876 Fulton street. 500
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-25

LN RRENT-THE NEARLY NEW TWOSTORY
y frame house, situated, at of Josephine and
w hlte streets retired from street, containing four
ped rooms double pariors. dining room, kitchen pan
try and bath room with requirements, abundant
wafer supply and led into Kitchen gas and fixtures
compile yald entirely paved and convenient to cars
Rent s4O from October l. For pa ticuars apply next
door. sl2
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FOR RENT.

LNOR RENT-THAT VERY DESIRABLE TWO
L story frame house No Euterpe street. between
Prytania and Coliseum; has six rooms gas fixtures
ETC.. one block from Prytania and Magazine street
cars Rent S25 month. Apply to GEO. W.
WEINGART, IL Charities street. SIS IT.
OFFICE TO RENT-A SPACIOUS, WELL
~ lighted office. second floor, NO 12s Gravier
street. Superior accommodation for Notary. Pos
session immediately. Apply the premises. s25 If
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-25

NOR RENT-IMMEDIATELY,O OR FROM 1ST
u of October, the very fine modern improved two
story brick house, on Baronne and Josephine
streets containing eight bedrooms, double parlors
large dining ROOM bath and wash rooms also gas and
water improvements, with fixtures. Modern I'm
proved cottages on jackson and Dryades streets
ten apartments, bath and wash rooms gas and water
improvements For further particulars, apply to
JAS. COYLE SAG Baronne street, II. M. ROBIN.
SON, Real Estate Agent s13 1m*
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-25

NOR RENT OR FOR SALE-THAT DESIRA-
Il BILE and pleasantly situated two-story frame
dwelling No 50 Chestnut street, between St Andrew
anu Josephine, containing about ten apartments con
venient to markets, schools and churches. Ap
plyto j. G. ELLIS, Real Estate Agent Al Carondeet
street. s13 tOl+
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-25

NOR RENT-THE FRONT OFFICE ON THE
l. ground floor of No 90 Carondelet street; and the
second floor of building. Also, the rear office
ground floor of No IS Carondelet street. Posses
sion given immediately. Apply to MCGEHEE
SNOWDEN & CO. l9l tiravieT street aus tt
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-16
Bolckow Items.

Methodist church -tiH progressing. After IL
cHIupl,t.oi. tie IurIui,r~ Ind friends lHtcEd
giving Grand festival IEr !rurur,i~ IF Whici.
viii be- ,..tcn Ia furnish ih' church - required.
Iter" has been considerable nD'InS done
around here during the las we"k.
tlr. Isaac Hail las abandoned IN" hotel, and
gone tr E.'I-rsrtpiu" on -,nt!!rr scale.
III wurl .u"n are -iiii hu-!!y engaged on Mr
ti.yb'- new store rbuIu.
rratrlctrd meeting commenced here on sun
tlag night II ldc nIpi.-t church, conducted by
Brother Wood and Brother Best. III" intention
Is that il shall o." prolonged long - there Is
ANY Interest taken in il
! rather serious accident occurred here on
SATURDAY OF last we"k. \ party CONSISTING" ui
i've were on thcIr WY through town, WHEN,
from some C:tJ-c, thc horses became frightened.
running utI, u.'Srtu. the wagon: anl. = ran q
- say, non" ui tine family were dangerously IN
iar,I, cNcrrl tilr OH Lady, vino, having fallen
" iih AL her weight On her left wrist, broke and
shattered IT, The case was speedily ;.ltrudc,. tu
hy Dr i;nb"ris"u. The names "f the par
tbs are not known, ~ they came som" lis
tinC. from here STAE.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-16
Flag Springs Items.

FLAG SPRINGS, Mo, oct. l3.
There has been some talk of Il cheese
factory being erected in this place, but
whether it viii ever AMOUNT TO anything
more than talk, can not say, bat do
not see why one could not do hand
some business here. - this place Is Sar-
rounded with good farming country.
harrison Billmire has given mp lis in
tcaded trip west, and | am informed in
tends 10 commence running his mill
soon.
We are greatly in need Of good
shoe and harness maker in this pIl"c,
and would recommend il to any one
wanting 4 situation Is 4 good point.
There is no excuse for any one hcin .
sick III this vicinity, - there are four
lcndcrs Of phy,ic in this place.
tNHOY
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-16
ELECTIONS.
lilo Democratic BY 10000 TO 1900,
INDIANA ABOUT TIE SANE.
Iowa Republican 10000.
Nebraska Republican 10000.
Dakota Territory Also Republican.



CoLrMfrs, Oct H->uricIcnt returns have
been received To show Beyond Il doub; that the
STATE has zone Democratic by from seven To ten
thousand majority. The Democratic State ES-
&c Itive Committee are positive of the election of
the following Democratic congressman: Ban
ming, Savior, Mcmahon, Rice, IIuyl, Neal ,
Vance, Waliinr, S0uthard, C0wan Jayne. and
probably Wilson in the Seventeenth District.
The Republicans claim the election of smith in
the Third, Lawrence in the Eighth, Foster in
the Tenth, NAnEoOIheeS in the FIltcenil. Dan
ford in the sixteenth, Monroe in the Eighteenth,
and Garfield in the NiNtccnth diStrIrt
II the Democratic Claims are sustained bv the
official returns, the Democrats have gain of
seven members, which gives them fourteen out
of the twenty COnrres~nen fropt Ohio. Tho re-
suit exceeds their most sarguine expectations.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, October H--The official and
scmi-oiicial returns from scveniy-ive precincts
IN five counties heard from show Democratic
gains of GIS.
The Republican Central Committee -oncedr
the election of the cntlIc Democratic ticket by
from ) .0lJ 10 10000 majority. They claim ma
jority of the Legislature, which is not conceded
hy the Democrats. From present indications the
Congressional delegation will stand as fOllaws !:
First District, HeIlnLn, Republican,; Second
District, Williams, Democrat: Third District,
Kerr, Democrats; Fourth District. New, Brmo-
crst: Fifth District, Holman, Democrat; sixth
District, Robinson. Republicans: seventh pis-
trict, doubtful; Eighth District, Hunter, Repub-
iIcan; Ninth District, doubtful; Tenth District,
C,.lkins. Republican: Eleventh District. Evans,
Republican,: Twelfth District, Hamilton, Dem
ocrat; Thirteenth District, Baker, Republican
IOWA.
Ninc;y-two counties reported give gains over
the Republican vote Of last year of over G,O00.
III. KcpubiIcan majority will he about i0GO. .
The indications are now that all the nine Re
publican candidates for Congress are elected.
NEBRASKA.
The STATE was carried bv tullv 10 600 Repubii-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-16

thing that may be Of general interest to
the reading class of people, and some
thing that accords with the times, he is
almost compelled to grip his pen with
both hands to keep it from running into
politics. But this is not remarkable
when you observe the many kinds Of
political conventions, congrcgated to-
gether in different parts of the county,
each trying to outstrip the others in
manufacturing great political rings, as
il prize had been offered for the '.big-
gest' and best ring, and all were
competing for the prize; but we be-
come rccOnciled when we think Of the
number of parties, and the large num-
Der of candidates; and, feeling satisfied
the number will soon be exhausted, un-
less others come i'll from adjoining coun-
ties; and, when election day comes,
there will be but few left to vote who
are not candidates.
1t would appear that the people of
Monroe township do not care much
about politics, from the fact that not more
than two-third5 of the voters have reg
iStered and, of course, will not be al-
lowed TO vote ut the next election. As
tar as we know. about one hundred and
eighty have registered, and it is estima-
ted that nearly three hundred voters re-
side IN the township. Many will regret
that they did not register, for no one
should diSfranchise himself. especially
when the election is an important one
such rs the next will be. IL is difficult
to conjecture who viii run best i'll this
township ut the polls. but from what
little we can learn, the Grangers will
support the entire ticket nominated by
them on the 18th nit. We hope they
will consider well before taking their
fatal leap. and never be ashamed to own
that they once belonged to IN order
STYLED patrons of lIu>handry."
Indian summer is upon us. and Jack
Frost is robbing the green trees Of their
foliage.
A. j. Kelley arrived home from the
mountains last week, and reports times
hard
We notice that at the post-oilice
when the mail arrives bringing the RE-
PUBLICAN. people are aS anxious To get
hold OF their papers as persons holding
tickets in the Louisville lottery would
he in the drawing Of the prizes. II Is
well. for they thea get hold of a paper
second 10 none III the State, rs regards
truth and reliability.
Yours. ~ ever. O. NAY.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-16
III. NJ SO.
Holt County Lynchers,Arrested
IRON the Times. /

On last Tuesday Sheriff McIntyre rs
sisted by Constable Martin, of Mound
City, David A,kire and Harvey Burnett,
of this place, arrested The following.
named persons. indicted at the last se--
sion OF oCF Circuit Court for hanging
the boy Ross, to-wit:
Charles f. Barnes, Solomon Catron,
Frank Bridgeman. Wm. Ii. Simpkins.
Royal Vandeusen, John Foster and
Chauncy Graves.
We were sorry to wibness the FeckieS,
manner with which soiec of these men
seemed to view their position, several OF
them swearing that they were arrested
for doing their duty \ strange duty
this that in community where no pre-
tense is made Of the inefficiency of the
law, that citizens must step forward and
execute it, without even giving the ac-
cused the privilege guaranteed TO every
person-the right Of being heard III
self defense.
These men may all be able TO estab-
lIsh their innocence: we sincerely hope
they may be, but they can not do SO by
undertaking to manufacture sympathy
III tiltIi VA tAiS -I'uLl't t!ist1 IL -
right for ii band of citizens to hang any
man, especially where the severest pun
ishment imposed by Law for the crime
it is sought to punish, is only impriSon-
ment Our county IS now suffering 81
the opinion Of the country at large. for
the murder of Ross. Governor Wood
son, in speech lately made ut St. Jo-
seph, reproached our people for taking
no steps to secure the arrest and pun
iShment Of the perpetrators of this
crime, stating so far is the public knew,
nothing had been done by the grand
jury. This, we are pleased to state, Is
mistake, and now it remains for the
people to insist that the accused have Il
far trial. and that the law be permitted
to take is course, without being preiu-
diced by any influence foreign to the
act.
Since the above was written Consta-
bic Martin went to Bigelow and arrested
John ID. Rec, Constable Of Bigelow
township, and brought him down Fri
dav afternoon. 1t will be remembered
that Rice had charge of Ross and waa
bringing him and aIiOihcr prisoner to
Oregon, for commitment, when the
were overhauled by the men who hung
Ross. We have not learned how ii Is
expected to connect Rice with the affair.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-16
Books, Magazines, sc.


''THE HEP:HiIc, the fa!r'! Au;' !'>i Il "'i''','
has reached u-. i the name OF :. new da.ly pa
MI :, >..,,-y,.-y >, ! , ,.,,..,.., Ct
F'' I"''''7'''' -
loriy-cisLi columns h'a; tEp"GII:'..''i.s' ''''
carefully c"!ird- ~ -'-'f''!' i'"i"''''''''-
connected WIN iae iiil'' if several l1"'-.
l. the ma"'E'ns r'''ioE' 'I' 's1'' ''.'''. "''-'
him ar'-''er'i able N!!l'Ha mo ''i'l ''.'' 'AI.'
r'ri'' under Kay "'"h"' "'e'''E anu '''''-''-
The i'f'r i hciH'i.'.''! AZ .'''I''S'
TIE FALL. EIECTioNs.--!n !hr i.lr;:b.ic :s:a.,,-
azinc Tor October There l. - accrHlt "l r.-.s.-
teen poiitIca! couy"s.'ipn- held a. sept NIB
with synopsis of III. ..cadn- resolution. - ,i.,
platform of each iAc uct,hrE H@nI3'r 90! IL.
Republic contains glso about twenty !''.'1-' --
,Iri,., On TIM. ieadrt, Issues and D.tirinsl ',g
ut l!;, GGy, ~ at,A lHc Ei;iAi HSil''r Ut AL
,>-ur ''fgc >Gui!lr"G -.iELiL'a a. i'..y ...'
fairly VTr-ra,~u, Nl,''t IL 9H='5I''-.- e.
there j. v.fuupi"-l l';li lis! 90 iiG' GIiii'rr' Gee
other outrage r.cvsAl4 CH!i.i...lrt b" A-asJ...',
Arkansas, !Nru:i!F"N, l.al.-ltut, -'it4!.-N-, al
frsL-. Il suntdsnr. also, al urttc.. or ' !r
4 .lIpH Army 81 tn t,r'., Rebellion. al " "h.''
there ) given, hy N.a.>-. ,l- t1i,.' - ma
III the 'tIrry ilr!uGIn-. "si,:l;c-. :'iiir- :-..t
cu"g,i troops, am, tltr nt..il vr- as S.a..- '-
wcrr - He'd. - died, AMI ',t4--''- 10 t'-
ton thc contents ui L"-pc.""'r + .iii.'''tf ;..'
worth 'ie pEitr 81 = '".'at~' - any ".'' w.
wishes 1" be ylrr.r!\ "a. ..,".' 'H '"r tH.''...
moN,II'nt- "i political lS>'.,-- t"N o''i...''.i'-
IHe public ri. atiAN t,tu.- =. 80 ar, al ".-
dollar Tor one volume ut r.N uHH.a'i.- i'HH'
v"iiuar- amt back HInt.'.r- Si:.'"lIri. f".-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-16
From Monroe Township.

EMINENCE, Oct. l., i>,i.
EDITOR REPUELICAN-Wc consider il
a duty, rs an unworthy and an irregular
correspondent OF so cntcrprising a Jour
nal, to cndeaYor once more to pen you
Il few lines for publication, feeling, ut
the same time, a fear that our cores
pondence may not prove interesting TO
your many readers. When a person
persuadcs himself to try TO write some
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-16
Nodaway County Items.


The Nodaway S,tn;ay-=chr"i convention,
winch was in session al the south Methodist
Church of this place during last Friday, 'aIur-
day and sunday, proved :. grand success.
-WHi. Holt, E-q., or nor, iaiulilar!y known
~ "Un"le Billy Hn!" Of II" NoduwaE. has
Just completed II most substantial and elegant
dwelling on hi, iarIn South oi QuItniaG, al :.
cost Of about y, ,Olo.
from the Republican
Nearly every farmer in No.iaway county Is
sowing winter wheat iiIi, lail.
Henry Aicxandcrs tIIal was put on this
wccl: al the Andrew County Circuit Court, until
the Dcct mhcr term.
Probably more cattle are now feeding in Nod
away than in the same number Of square miles
any where else in the Emitted States.
The Odl-FcllDws Of MaryNillc intend dcdi-
eating their new hall in Fisher, tkson y Co. 5
new bank building in about two weeks.
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rTTo f-rT-TrC9S
Holt County Items.

!! .D.H l!lr -r.ll!i!ti- !
Tine total number Of pupils enrolled IN the
Oregon graded school = Sij.
The ncw n T.. Church in Wing Valley VIII
bc Dedicated ON sunday, October Il.
in -oinE W Tie country. the other day. we
noticed some very beautiful fields oi wheat and
anuInhcr %: dead gras-hoprrr- along tine Grnrra.
The registration is tagging behind in most
towns hips q! Holt county. Many voters rest III
dclu>iv"tclirrrhat q, they were registered ~"
wears ago, they have no need Of registering nj
yilI- inns.
Married. oct >, l.7s, in Craig. hy squire J.
". stokes, Mr.. samuel rr"~,pr and Mi-5 Chris
tire :,iO; her, AL oi Holt county, NJ.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-16
Does It?
4 Nebraska paper publishes the fol-
lowing

lowing:
~ merchant purchased wheat in Nebraska,
-gv, The Acl-'I Tribune, II - cents Il bd~hc!.
iic sold il tor 49, c>. and Id,d a. ct pr hlt~i-
Il ior charge and trans purtttinn. lC:tViu- him
ns' ~ r..I.t- Tor his wheat. Il cost hm - GEMS
per bu>hri To snip II 10 Chicago. THIS iIri "!DEc
shows that We Err'. cheap transportation
The statements in the above may be
correct; the conclusion, regarding cheap
transportation, Is we think, i not the
chicl Weed OF Nebraska and the West.
Nebraska needs more consumers of
wheat in Nebraska; consumers enough
20 make wheat worth Us much ~ home
is in Chicago, and this will soNc the
problem Ct transportation to the mutual
benefit OF al. Transportation alone
adds nothing 20 the intrinsic value of
any art!cle-transportat is waste
Of both money and muscle.
But how can Nebraska and the West
acquire these necessary home conSum-
ers Of wheat We reply: Diversity
our industries. develop our own rcsour-
ces and build manufactures. The cost
of transporting grain is so great that
Ill merely agricultural countries remain
poor. Diversified industries is the
charm that leads to progress, prosperity,
independence AMI wealth. Standard.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-16

a 10. l eighty-iive-dollar Wheeler &
Wilson sewing machine for $50; aNo. l
Florence for $2j; Empire, Davis, Howe
and Grover C Baker, very cheap, at the
Singer Office.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-16

THE Cincinnati Commercial is not.
claSSed rs 4 Republican Journal. Yet it
has this to say of af!airs in Alabama :,
We Were yesterday shown . p4t'a,e
letter from :! prominent citizen os SUN
ncr county, Alabama, advising It airlenl
who had left his plantation On account
Of the terrorism that has prevailed there
since the murder Of Billings, not 10 re
turn. ii he valued personal safety
The lertar was from an ex-Conieicra:e,
officer and a native OF Alabama.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-16
SAVANNAH DIRECTORY.

Advertisements in his column, nifty cents per line
Tor one gen, including the general head Those
rho Ghrerijsr in this cOiHn!a are reliable and
straightforward in tieir respective cdiinqS.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-16
MEDICAL CARD

NATAESil. THROAT and !.JHg hFFEC-
;IBa- e IA only hr cured =, proper iuhuln-
.r-jr!.iur4i- agi remedies. Dra!a'>-. .hI!Ed.c-.,
ur;.lgi-. -c aH HrIN Gus hr!.tici .t3'i failing
s.rau .->, i'sltci ,',r j. gInih"I' rurc. Al III
si~.> ~hrrlt Hr. cured y ',nCf.riu.- 'ar c:IIJ-r.
Nr-rl:hl" Remedies Al" ilr most rEuc.HIl anti
'i'a~ - .,l-..-... !i-:UlI-!4-Iup cured wiI.ruI
t." .ui 'ar knife IN" trc;.tu".t ol Tl';''Urr,
aE! hrgu.J- H.4tt. a specially. ITE--"- 20. al t.
-3rIb!r H .yr, furnished ~ reasonable, prices and
short urII,-". D.Er.,D jH9r- treated -Uccc-s-
fully. AA .ru-- If \ =. DODGE, IGI West
Jackson street, Chicago, III. -
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BRASS BAND TEACHER.
HARDW ARE. sc.

TDLHiEN n Co, dealers in hardware
" stores and unware. north side o1jhe square
Savannah. SO. J0bbing IN tiuwork done on
short notice. -
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-16
PHYSICIANS.

nH. G.. II. DAVENPORT having located in
~ savannah. offers his professional services
10 the citizens of Savannah and vicinity. Office
At his residence Main street, one block east OF
the lUarc.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-16

Wy v. CALDWELL, attorncy-at-law and
w Notary Public. Pays special attention
collecting, conveyancing and investigating
ills. a
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,y,-.-l,,. t. .. F.-Savannah Lodge, No.
4. II, savannah, Mo. meets every
'g5SssS TUESDAY EVENING, Ut Odd
>''fiSV~ Fellows Hall, ,northcast corner
Oithe Public square. All members OF tho order
IN good standing, visiting the city, cordially
invited 10 meet with IL.
}. g. WALhE2, Y. e.
-. Z. PirL, Sec'y. ~
= FN~DNlC .-~avtunuh Lu,i-r Nn.-i
H. VI \. =. s \. NJ, meets ir-; rIur-
x x H.. 30 each month. 90. "'y.oc, i. NJ
" y Al brothers IN good Standing are ir.ter-
n.i.- invited e. Visit u. /. ". JOY, ". VI.
l.. u. M.l,EELl, >cr'y.
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ATTORNEYS.

T II. STEW ART, Attorney ut law and Notary
81 Public. Onicc, Courthouse, up stairs. Par
ties dcslrnHs of lnanin@ money can have it
cured with real estate, on short notice %
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-16

= /. Bltl N, attorney n law, will practice
VI. IN ali the courts Of Northwest Missouri.
Sp-riIl attention given t. business in the county
and probate courts. Office over the iail nn-
l,n-iir Probate Office. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-24

FALLS CHURCH News. On Tuesday even
ing, the eighth lecture before the Falls Church
Lecture Association" was given BY DR.. N. T.
Graham to a large audience, on the subject of
Man and the Food that Makes Hun"
On Wednesday evening there was large
social gathering at the residence of Abbott
Greenough, esq.
On the evening OF the 18th, a literary and
dramatic entertainment was given by the stu
dents of Jefferson Institute, which now num-
bers one hundred and twenty pupils, and is sup
erntended bp the Rev. Howard ]. Deckert,
as principal. assisted BY several efficient ladies'
Moses G. Cobb, prominent member of the
San Francisco bar. was shot yesterday and
probably fatally wounded by Mrs. Sarah
Smith, client, on account of some business
trouble. There is no hope Of his recovery. 1t
is believed that the woman is insane.