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gSabrid,etmltd,er scIbifutors .

III a q B ia, 7. Nug. = Sn einem
3turrner IN PetrpS > otel ipurbe beute Mors
gen ein gut9etlclOeter Manu III iterbenoein
3uitanoe geflnoen, @r ging geitern Abenb
gegen II llbr Su Sett, ullO ba CT iidl hcute
yiorgen nidlt iebcn lieB, 10 puroe iein 3im.
mer geofnct, IN lucldem man i'm III bofi-
nun9Sloiem 3nitaHhe faub. aer5tlid)e SHlfe
fonnte ihn nidt retteu
Wan fanb $22.10 bel linn uub Elm unbc-
nubteS Giienbabnbillet BON SerfepzGitp mad
Ybilaoelpbta. Utan niillmt Sergiftunq nurd
Dforplln oil NIB glanbt, bab Der Selban,0r=
ber aus gtein=Yorf lei
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S,tattttGrtSd)c NoLsssSSatifis itt
SlrfotIas.

9tttle< 81 od, 9lrt., Z. guguit. - Qus
benz @efdngniiie 81 S5arf, Sranflin- -Go,utp,
murben am 0ienitag Ibenb Yfcrbebiebe
bon etma 100 nta8fitten Subioibuen befreit,
bod nur, nm an ben ndditen 8dumen ge=
bdngt 3it merOen.
am Wfontag Gbenb braher bte Strdilinge
OeS @etdn9ntlieS bon Sebaitian- County ans.
Ote 6lit6tlinge purben bon elmer Bolisci=
Utannldatt nerfolgt, uno einer Der 2ettercn
lpnrbe erid)oiien.
Der entiprungene Srailing, welder ben
goll3llten erid)oB, tullroe pieOcr eingefanaen.
Nod) oenlelbef slbenb benla6tigteu iid ieiuer
etpa 200 Siirger rno bdnaten Inn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-08
Gin SnHtpfbpot TIT Ole 2mft ae=
fpsen. = Gtn gSGd1ter set0ofct
nno aatebrere Ysrspnen id1Wer
reriefsf.

@inci natl, 7. 9ug. - Ser S6leppz
oanlpfer DSamuel 9toberts" fog in Der Ndbe
Der 9upauootte. .llntiefen (gS.'ga.) auf benz
Sbto in Die Suit. 3. 6ollanb, Elm Sdhter
fam um'8 0eben. Gam. 5itid) muroe gefdbr-
lid perbriibt unb Der 2ootie, Oapio g8illtant=
ion, tpltroe idner perlett. Gapt. Daniel De
gSolf Der gu6fiibrer 5eatp BE @oli, Der
Steuermann Gbas. Qnoerion, Der erite Ota=
idiniit Safob 6unfer, Der Steiparo S. gS.
Sbompon unb Der slpeite Sod g. @onine
purOen alle nebr ODER peniger uerlett, aber
Qliidlttl aerettet.
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SslegrapJSI9e Sepeide,t.
Snlamos
PISS per @1tmoesba,tptfaot

gS al bington,7. Mug. SIM gunbe8
idas befallbeH itdb bulte s14, 1889, ,3O6 Gou
rant; $56,S15, 900 Spe5ial= Yapiergelb~ ~9epo:
iiten sur @rnl6ilng BON 9epottenid]cinen
s71, ,204, ,491 Silber, einidlieBlid] $32, 1885,:
700 oil Oiiin3= 3=Gertififaten. Die Yaplergelo:
Girfuiation betrug s392, 100000.
- Sefretar Delano reift bcute Ibenb nm
9 llhr Don bier na6 Gong Srand) ab.
= Sefretdr Srllfou lit NIT ieiuer San1ilie
naG @ape Otop, rs, gegangen, bon mo
er am na6lten Sienita9 bierber suriidsufeb=
ren geoerft. ....
= @arnlerto, Der 9rdiibent Der argentina.
iden Gepubltf, ianote Deute benz Brdiioenten
Grant etnen Gliifpunid burd) Oas neltuoi=
lenbete &abeI.
Der ShabaultSiefrctir bat folgenSe Gnt=
ideiSung III 3ouiad)en abgc9eben: aartoffels
iGdc i st. Gingan9s5on pr. Bfb. unb 20 8ro-
sent ad val; @nmni @laitifunl Gtifetten 35
Bro5ellt ad VAL, ab;iigli6 10 Yro5ent; 8nos
bcniG)lpGrSe 25 Bro5eut ad VAL; 2afribell-
$nlte 10 Gt8. pr. Bfb., obsiiglid) 10 YroSent
8leitangen, ilaG Dem %. Snni 5. S. inpors
tirt, iinO 5u ciner 3ollreonttion bon 10 PRO
sent bered)tigt. MISUNDERSTANDING III
0Gfer, ipeld)e feline 3olllpeider babeil, iillb
nidt itottbaft. @enldlbe, fir 3irdeu iulpor-
tirt, illitiiel perSollt fuerbell. GaitilzSeife l
st. pr. BiD. rnb so YroS. ad val. Sd)af=
felle unD 0dute Don slugoraSiegen sableu so
Yro2ellt ad val
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(sutneGfcr ercnrI.

so ton, Z. Aug. = Charles s5aines
niiO Sobn Gonen, sluei Matrolen an SorS
Der amcrifanii6en Sarfe ,Slape Sina,"
murSen 5u Soutb= Poub, OH Der gSeltfiiite
afrifa'5, babel eutoedt, ipie iie baS Sdiff in
ben @rllno S1 bobrer periudten. Sie rpur.
ben IN Gtlel aeie9t uno Den bieitosn gcb1r-
ben iberIiefert.
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Nus Ga,taSa.

s oronto, Snt., Z. au9uit. = @eltern
,tanb Die erIte beitrittenc sSabl III Canada nad)
%m Sallotir Spitein ftatt. OGcOouaalI
tpnroe fir @alt-@lgtu, Ont, nnb @oupal iiir
Napferpille, Suebee, ins Barlainent aez
waalt As,es .es 10 80 @aqban9er Der Nesisrulg.
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Yermii1te 9ln3eigcn.
Ste fa1,imdnniid)e @9entttr bon
4. o. Dunn Il Comp,
EIonff<e6e oer RoIfflnpre= .tfo SharIeSffr
SnooHsW0e oer 05alttmotes Nno N1atIebRt.,
Sq(tim ore.


(Gtablirt i'm Suni 1841.)
Dieies @tdbIiement Ieiert (nur an llnteridreiber)
ale not9igen oetailirten Sniormationen biniibtlia
Der Steluns, Yerantn ortlttct &c. BON Saufleuten,
Sduoleru IL. 10. inner9alb Der Ser. Staateu 3ers
rtorien uno Sritii6goroz 2mertta; aud Gieieru iie
Elm Refereu5 Bud, iuelbes bic 9idmen pon mebr,
ais 100000 Gaufleutcn Il. {. ~. uuo beren Staten uno
bic gtenuus oerielbeu entbdlt. IS lift ba5 compile
tete uno ous9eoebuteIte Spten, uelheS iemals fin
Sequemubteit Der Yanf= uno 9anbelSbGuier uub iiir
bic aGeemeine Ycrbeiieruug uno ben Stus oes Sans
oet5 orgauirt purbe. 30 3pei9 9biireaus baben mir,
mel6e in ben bauptidblidten Stdbten fno; uniere
@reidlteruu9en f0Hnen nidt iibertroffcn fueroeu.
gSnt. o. ScarIett, bterlpobnen0er @ompa9non.
BB- Sdutse 2lnipriite neroen ein9ejo9en unb @es
ri6t8iahen i'm sla9emeincn beior9t. (Sau21, ,fSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-08
2er 95ra,ae SeS Sampfers Sat.
RocerS."

&tncinnati, 7. aug. : Die 2eitlcn ser
fol9enber Berionen iinb beute bel Iurora
altfgefiid1t porben: &bas. 0ittmann, 9ootie;
Gharles 0tciitnger, Sei5er; Sbirlep GnpOer
llno SRI. Sate @denuortb ans Cincinnati; :;
Sri. @aumer aus Raoiio1, Sabiana; 8. 6.
Sromn aus Cincinnati; Elm Seiser uno 3lpet
nnbefannte 9amen; sc. 6. Sromning ans
Ieip- 2(lbanD unb goiparb Shurlod aus
@nganootte. 8eit.Sa., iinb ipabri6einlid
alld) ertrullfel1.
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Grid,oB fetne @tttter aus Iers
feheft.

q. eonis, Wto., 7. ausnlt. = Georae
Stanlep. IN SarrolltonzGo., Mo., uobnbait,
tebrte 9eltern abeno ipat beim unb be,nerfte
Semanoen tn benz Siibnerltaa @r idob
uno tootete letne Shutter, toel6e einiae Siib-
net hattie tan9en polen. Staulep 1T iufolge
bielcS @rei9uilleS falt ipahnlinnio aemorbeft.
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SrGu0e.

@b icago, ST., Z. 2iuguit. - 9tad elmer
Spe5ial 9epeid1c 1T geitern IbenO Der bette
Seiddftstbetl BON Yaolu, &anias, nieoerge=
brannt. Scrluit $4,000; Seriderllns
S25, 900.
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@toro aug @iferi1tdt.

Gincinuati, I. 2(uguit. = Or. Siiber,
ais collector bel Der uGountp= Qtlas= Comp" 4"
angeitellt, fanb iidl anl Samitag in 9tobert
@almat's gSobnung in Sacons6urg, Ohio,
ein, unb ba ct erfubr, baB gfielnano 5u 6auIe
mar, periud)te ct, Die Srau ,u fiiiien. Sll bei1
augenblif trat eine auoere 5rau ms 3in1=
mer, unb Stiher entfsrnte itd. Sim Dfitt
mod fam er pieoer, bod lieB i'm Srau Sal
mat nid)t etn. @r ging Oann in Die S6eune,
tpo er Srn. Galmat traf. 9ieier puroe erz
bolt auf 6tiber nnb periette linn NIT Dem
Stiel elmer Sengabel eincn iold)eu S6lag
iiber ben S6doel, OaB Der Sob in peniaen
Stunben elntrat. Galmat iberlicferte ii9 benz
@erldte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-08

\ 0i, Gonle1patpcn bes eriten SeSirfS BON
Siroiuiem baben 0tcuerlp 81. Douglas
"a S1ua g8illiams s@ountp fir ben GougreB
a. no uinirf. Sein Sauptsesuer mar Sen, Vt,
9A 8 2, Ssals,
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Seed,sr Silfptt+ - Gorbentcr Saat
'- fetuen Srr,tG,.

Gew port, 7. aug. = 0as beutige
uSonrnal" entbdlt ben Seridt iiber eiue
lange llnterrebnug icines gertdterltatters
nit 6ru. S, 9. Carpenter, sSdbrenb er es
pertpeigerte, benz geriGterfatter cine &opie
ieines Sriefes au baS llnteriubung8zG zGomite
slt geben, beSeid)nete CT bod i'm IQgemetnen
ben Snbalt beiielbeu. Carpenter i6rieb Dem
@onlite, oaB baS @Omite uugereht gegen Sil-
ton Sulannleugelebt lci, tnbem oerlelbc 70;
nen Sertreter babe, uno es lieae ir ner srotnr
Der Sa9e, DaB Die Gn!'1., !.''.,elonna bes Gomis
te's, ~ m'e olf,'ss..0e audi ausiaGan n1ge, nid,t
oh!!i pnbllfum als cnb9iiltig accepttrt .perz
pen mlro. SaS Yublifum perlanat iett bic
gSabrbelt nnb abiolute @ere6tigfeit, oieles
tDilne lehpd) NUT bur1 Elm 0ifelltlides @erid)t
8epdbrt iuerOen. 0aS fiirsliG per0fientlitlte
areu5rerhDr babe ibn iiberrad)t, eS lei eben
70 nn9laublid, wie cine @elhd)te aus
Sauleno nnb cine 9ead)t
'or, @arneuter bat nientals aeleben, bQb
Elton letne 6rau unfreunolid) be6anoelte.
gSenn ilur Der 5elntc Sbcil non ben Qusia=
gen Der sSrau Silton auf @abrbeit berube,
oann lei Sr. geed)er bollfomuen 9ere6tfer-
tlgt gslpeien, elle Sdeibuug an3uratben; er
(earpenter) CLAUDE iibrigeNs nidt baran
Neiu orf, Z. slug. - Der ,,Yroof=
i'm Gagle" miro lnorgeu BEN 9cri1t iibcr Die
llnterrepung nit $. s. Soipeu publisiren;
berlclbe iast, bab er init bem gal1sen Sfans
bal nidtS su tbun babe. 9ssnn CT Our6 Elm
@rrtd)t citirt iueroe, baun polle er eribcinen
-uno feline 9lugabeu n1a6en; 5rau i5oofer,
See9er's Sapeiter, iei etnnia1 ieit cntitloiz
len gelueier, ben gan;eu Sfanbal in Der
Elgnontb Sird)e bon Der &ar5el berab su
pcrfiinOeu, 8eed)er babe ie Inter GROCER
Dtiibe suriidgebalteu. Der Sricfme6lel
Spilden Seeder uno ieiner Sbmeiter iei
ourd Woulton's Sdnbe gegangen unb perbe
peileidlt lett al1,S 2ift fnr1n,en
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Scr tteiae Wemeral.ss tine liter

Us b1ngtOn, Z. Augnlt. = General
Bofmeiiter Semeli iuirb wabrideinli6 @nbe
nd1ter gSode in gteipz Dorf aufOmnlcu. Gr
luirb nad Song Sraud) geben, nm bort nit
Dem 4rGFbeften suiamlnensutrefeu, uno ii6
bauu in Ieinc $3eimatb uadl SartforO, @oun.,
begebcn. Ylan glaubt, CT uerbe iein amt
nod ppr @noe bs. Wtts. autreten. Ole lluterz
bealllten iino nit Der SrOuuug bes StoifeS
fir ben SQhreSberid1t bcid,Qftiut.
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Sermtf0te Sepefa)cn aus
Eetf1=MOrf.

Ncw Dorf, 7. ausuft. - 6cute gtad)z
mittag miro gemelOet, oaB Die gntideibung
Ses Gouperneur8 Dir besii9lid) Der gegen ben
WfaDor 6apemeper erbobeneu Seiduloigult-
gen bem MaDor beute Morgeu iibern1a1t
wurbe, unb baB Der DeaDor in berieben be-
fieblt, es lnue Setreiis aller 8ei6ulbigungen
cine amtlide llnteriIduug eingsleitet ipsrbeu.
= Sob erBiinete heutc gu llo uno
iGloB 81 1lO4, &
Der llntsridatlnciitsr ,ablte beute $780,
900 aus als 3lnien uno $4,000 fir ein9esoz
gene Gbligationen.
= Die beutigen 3olleinnabmcr bctrugen
$475,000.
-ysiuiam DC. 3ipecO's 8obnbaus, @de
Der AZ. StraBe unb 5. 9lucnue lit beute fir
$I95. 900 perfauft iuproen.
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9cr Wel0marFt.

New 3 Orf, I. sing.'- @elO ietdjt SlI
2-24. gSehiel hau, 4.87a. galb feiter gu
110b I. Shltgationcn aftip,. Se9ier 11S,
'62er l11s. aftisn i6loiien ian, Stem >gort
Central 1909, Gric 50, 2afe 5bore rs, Sis.
Central 934, Yittsburg IS, giortbweitern 37gg,
pref. 555,iG Sslanb 994.
llnteriGatants SilanS: @Olo s5O,2o9,=
245, @ouraut $57 ,525, ,531.
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s. Hatne, 9sranssebsr.
Spe3ial NottieH.

Baltimore
etitt 9aJuranfr Ot)ifs.
sabtssfssde bon Soutb= mnS aSatersgfxets.
sieie &seeaftaft psri9ert tortmdI1en6 aeaen Tsr.
up ohet Shaosn hurd, BranbunsIid jo,poIi IN Der
Staot, Dte I'M sanbe, ole Nrten bon @iaeuthum.
S;oAnz; saeenz uuo Gaassnbanicr, SanSsISsitsr,
mfeIban= Rro6Gtte, Dobctn. Saus @erdtlldaen,
iid,e f5G5Eleuee II. {. 10.
Nda Airefseriunl befcbt ans foIsenben Serren:
geo. S'. g5ifer5, S, b. eap5f.
2>apto .. &Iiion, 8. Ro6t. 5enfins.
So:ia5 bennington, 9. Worton Steipars.
sfaucis (. Sing, .. &. Geipcomet,
penn Carroll, SrDiile SoriUlS,
III. .. Sterort, Us. gS. &aelor,
Asn. p, Druns, Ssraet Ge9eI,
@eorae 6. Sarriion.
Nppiita.ons s5orlnlars ane iueiters gte4 4rt4t uher
ete gsIeai 9ajt tgire IN per SIftc Sliope@gde per
udge oiori srlebiat peroen. SerfiterIngen Herbeu
auf irgeno cine Srit an9enonIieu, iue!e Der apnlis
Rant Mimi ben mag .es
l5anl.1Sfy st. @oootasstb, SEX.
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@is, &erered,cr etuaefas,eeu.

8biia belp 3 to, Z. slu9uit. = Sin
Dtann, ipeld)er fitf @barlie Sobnion uenut
nnb aus aleranbria, Sa., Su lein bebauptet,
wltroe geitern glbenO in gSeit philadelphia
perbaitet, als er in eiltcm 9SobnhauIe etnsn
9iebitahl be9ebeu pollte. Seine 8erbaftuug
geid3ab erit nad oer5ipeifelter @egenpebr.
Dtau glaubt, er lei eiuer Der @eiangenen,
iuelde fiir5lid) aus BEN @efdu9niB si aan=
Golfer entiprGn0el.
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glmtlaaen aeaem eimem senator,

Ian TN, DO, Z. an9ult.-0lc
bieTge rSimes" bradlte geitcrn einen Is
Spalten lan9sn strtifcl, III meldem angebli1
prlpate Hnb politii6e Sergeben Oes Scuators
SngallS BON &anlas aui9ehedt merben. Die
Sei6ulbignngen iilb iebr aranireilb.
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gSettereS taber ote 9Sebter TIT Woro=
Garnlitta Tito ScuneIee, = SieSe
ber Sen,ofrGfcH tttto Gonferpa=
fiDen.

ftDett.
&a1eisb, @.zG., Z. sfu9uit. = a(us al=
len Sbeilen beS Staates laHfen &eridte iiber
9rpbe 9iege Der Semofraten Elm. Sn gSafez
Gountn baben bic 9enofraten elne Maipritdt
pom GOO Stimmen. 0sr Staat Gat i'm 4ll=
acineillen bas bemofratiidle 9ifet geindblt,
nab bon 9ougreBilitslIehern suerben nit
aiemlider @e,ptbbeit Der hemnfrattiden Yar=
tel a1gebDreu, Die @eietgebaug 1T iiber,
,piegcilS benlotratii6. 9ie 6reuOe 1T sroB
mn aaseneiil. Die @eiddftc rlben uno
Seber in1t bas Neueite 81 erfahreu,
Sc empbiS, &enn., q, angnlt. = Ser
geitrise Sieg Der eoniernatipel lit piel
grDBer, als lclhft Sanguiuifer an boffen mag
ten. Die &ubdnaer Der conierbatipen Partei
ha 10 sse's gss 8arp hIsilssr Stabt 9eFsat,
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-01-10

The New York Tribune pub
fishes a schedule showing the
amount of United States Revenue
collected in every district
in the United States for the last
fiscal year. The following are the
amounts collected in the several
districts of this State, and the ex-
pense of collection
First DiStrict.-Amount col
lected was 1924, 343,O1 the total
expense of collection, including
salaries of the collector, bis clerk
and deputies, was $13,382 43, which
would be Al per cent on the amount
collected.
Second District. col
lected was 1927 ,273 Oh; expense of
collection was $13, 243 II, making
10 2-5 per cent.
Third District. col
lected was 500, 1899 IS; expense OF
collection, $9,444 03; making
81 As per cent.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-01-10
LOOK OUT FOR THE LICENSE

A young gentlemen of this city
suddenly found himself in a most
unpleasant situation by neglecting
the above injunction. He had
booked himself and wife as pas
sengers for Europe by that days
steamer. A few condential friends
had been invited to witness the
happy joining of hearts and hands
for longer voyage than TO Eu-
rope, and at the appointed hour all
were gathered in the parlors wait
ing the reverend gentleman to
make his appearance. There was
the young and blushing bride-to
with fiuttering heart, and there
the proud groom, all serene and
confident.
cene.-Enters Rev. Doctor in
great hurry, for he was to hasten
from that place to deliver a poet
ical lecture in one of our churches,
where a large and anxious audi
ence waited. Where is your paper
John ?'' ain my pocket" smiled
the confused John. "Come, come,
don't joke now; Pm haste" said
the pastor. You must be Joking"
said the stubborn groom. mo,
no, your license, | want that; |
can't marry you without license
A CHASTITY expression overspread
the countenance of the young
man. 1t was then made known
that the gentlemen had neglected
the most important of ali prelimi-
nary steps to the altar. What
could be done? The wedding must
come off, for they must sail to- day.
A carriage was ordered, into it
jumped the minister, dragging the
frightened young man, and a chase
after the Register ensued. From
place to place they pursued him,
but he had always lust gone" At
last his clerk was overhauled who
gave the necessary little docu-
ment, after an hours pursuit.
And the frightened pair
were Joined together as one, after
rather unhappy experience all
for neglecting the license. Boston
Traveller.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-01-10
BRIGHAM YOUNG's PAVORITE
WHIP.
st. Louis Globes interview with Anr
Eliza Young.

st. Louis Globes interview with Ann
Eliza Young.
How large is his little family
circle?
Ie had nineteen wives until [
left, and forty-five children.
How does he support all of them?
Well, the most of them support
themselves. Brigham comprls
them to do it. For instance. he
only allows enough to each or to
purchase the bare necessitis of
life calico dresses. Wome I'm
Utah have the same pride nd
ambition about their personal APP
pearance as they have any place
else. If they want anything bet
ter they are compelled to take in
boarders, or do sewing, or some-
thing of that sort. That is the
way he treats all of them but the
favorite, Amelia Fulson. She
dresses in silks and satin, eats at
the table with him, and does moth
ing all day. The rest eat in the
same dining room and are COM
PEELED to look on. Fulson can do
anything she likes with him.
lit would be interesting to
know which of nineteen wives
was able to capture Brigham and
maintain ascendency over him ?
How is she able to manage him?
By her awful temper; she has
an awful temper, and can scold
him into anything
Is she good-looking?
No, she is ugly, and over forty
five years old They say I am
jealous, but that is not the case.
Well, then, do her charms lie in
her intellect?
No, | amt jealous of her a bit.
She is the reverse of refined--in-
deed, she is the coarsest and most
vulgar of all the wives of Mr..
Young. Her reputation is bad
that is, it was until she married
Brigham. | don't like to repeat
what is said of her all over Salt
Lake. She rules him by her
bad temper and strong will.
How does he manage the rest of
his wives?
He keeps them al a distance and
no familiarity is allowed from
them. They don't dare to speak
to him except now and then when
he is extra good-natured. Brig
ham has been a good deal of q
fiirt in his day. There is no ex-
cuse for his meanness toward his
wives, because he is enormously
wealthy.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-01-10

The man Forest, Alias Worth,
for some time Captain of police
in the town of Lake View, a sub
urb of Chicago, and who recently,
in a cowardly,- manner, shot and
killed and old man, has left for
parts unknown. After the muir
der ii was made known that the
victim was the husband of the
woman with whom the captain
has been living during the past
two years. 1t was further made
public that the captain is an old
offender in crime, and that he was
charged with innumerahle mis-
doings, none OF which he denied.
The fact that his case was to
come before the Grand Jury Mon
day, doubtless had much to do
with his departure. The wife Of
the murdered man has gone with
him.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-01-10
INVESTING IN REAL ESTATE
SECURITIES.

The advertisements in a news
paper are quite often the most
interesting items of news and bus
mess. Not unfrequently they
show the tendencies of the public
mind as much as the more promi-
nent items in the reading columns
of the paper. This being the case,
such advertisements as the follow
ing, which we tinu in the Cincin-
natl Commercial, would seem to
add force to the opinion recently
expressed by a st. Louis paper to
the effect that there is a growing
tendency ON the part of the public
since the panic 10 invest in real
estate securities, and that in all
probability we shall see an up
ward movement in real estate
itselfalI over the country during
this year. The first advertisement
from the Commercial is as follows !:
Wanted-To Loan-$25, $50 in
two sum S; 8 per cent ,.must ereal
estate in the city.
Eight per cent. is considered
cheap for money in the Cincinnati
market. Generally speaking
money is loaned there at ten per
cent and not unfrequently at
twelve, and even more, to casual
borrowers. Therefore an offer Of
$25, 900 at that price shows that
security is the main object aimed
at on the part of the lender.
This same sort of feeling, a de-
sire for security, leads one party
TO loan his money on real estate
itself Here for instance are two
or three advertisements Of he lat
ter class:
Wanted To fnvest-$l00, 900
in real estate, would prefer bust
ness property; must pay 10 per
cent /; will pay $4,000 cash bal
ance in one or two years. Address
Box 937, city ("
"Wanted To invest S4S, 900 in
cash for real estate must be in
city, and pay good interest, and at
bargains; would prefer corner or
business property. Address South
ern, this office.
Wanted-To Buy = Business
property worth from $4,000 TO
$50, 900 cash; must pay 10 per
cent Address j. c., this Office.
In addition TO these advertise
ments we find one hundred thous-
aud dollars on real estate first
mortgages, in sums to suit Dor
rowers, and another Offering TO
buy ground rents to any amount.
Also one offering 10 exchange
merchandise for real estate, and
still another wanting to buy q
residence in a good locality in the
vicinity for $l2, 900. - Wheeling III
tetIigencer.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-01-10

The Fall River school committee
have directed the teachers in the
public shoots of the city to refrain
from corporeal punishment of any
pupil until the day following the
committal of the offence. The
managers of the whipping post in
Delaware are even more consid-
crate. They do not whip Grim
inals until month or two after the
offence is committed.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-01-10

The Changers Of Iowa are up
and doing. They have purchased
the patent OF a harvesting machine
and propose to sell it to Patrons
much cheaper than any manufac-
turers. They have also made
arrangements with a sewing ma
chine company TO furnish machines
at a reduction of forty per cent. on
ordinary pric es
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-01-10

1t is reported from Washington
that articles of impeachment in
the case of Judge Busted, of Ala
bama will be prepared and pre-
sented next week. 1t is thought
that the charges will be that he has
never been, and is not now, a res
ident of Alabama; that he is
guilty receiving bride. the.spec-
ification being that he was paid
$4,000 for throwing the Meridian
Railroad in bankruptcy; and that
ne has appropriated public funds
10 his own use, in that on one oc-
casion he procured the payment
of thousand dollars of fines and
penalties, the property Of the
United States, in the hands
of United States Mars hal,
to settle suit brought
against him. There are a
great many other charges, equally
susceptible of proof, and equally
criminal, which might be brought
against him, but it is believed
that those mentioned will be suffi
cient for the purpose. Busteed's
home is in Staten Island, and he
remains there when his court is
not in session. He has written a
magniloquent letter lately, de-
declaring his intention of going to
Washington at once to face his
accusers. 1t is now believed that
he will resign. He prefers rather
to brave the storm. He is said to
have made all his arrangements,
however, to resume law practice
in New York city, which is taken
as evidence tnat he expects to
be impeached without doubt.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-01-10

To our way of thinking Henry
Ward Beecher runs the safest
business we know of He is not sub
ject to the fluctuations of the gold
orstock market. Plymouth church
is sure its revenue and don't care
a copper about the legislation OF
Congress. At the late sale of seats
in that church the amount realized
was $50, 10000.