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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-25

The Big Rapids Magnet, "f tho
18th inst, says that on Saturday
previous Eli BraniOw was tried by
ajury. apm the charge Of violatiI z
the l~ot'il'it"ry liquor law, found
guilty, and fined S2J and costs,
which he paid. A similar snit is
pending against N. I.aDcuccnr, one
Of the prolaietors Vi the nj nircal
llrn>c, and several either suits havv
been commenced against various
other parties.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-25

The State Medical Society. "i
Ohio, was in annual session ut To-
lcdo, last week; and among other
Transactions entered Its protest
against the use of alcoholic drinks
rs a beverage, aud expressed ~ de-
termination to discourage the use
"finl"x:catin. liquors as medicine,
Except in extreme cases.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-25

IT seems that When the bil; from
the Ilou.c of Representatives, reg
ula,i'g the payment of newspaper
postage, rca ;hcd the Senate, il Was
amended =" as to mako The time for
the law to take effect Jan. LIST, 1878,
instead Of July lst, 1874. This
ancudment oftLe senate was after.
wards concurrci in by the House,
so TINT the hill only awaits the sig
nature oltllc Pr, siJcut to bccuinc a
law.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-25

We notice u decision on the
qncs'i's, ii honhestcadS published
in 'l.c Traverse Bay Eyle, which
states that person making an en-
try ut homestead, whRc yet a
n,'a"r, aud Subsequently rciin-
lui-hing tire same, cXhausts his
rights under the homestead act.
aud cannot make n second entry.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-25

TnE blI ab'Iisl'i"g The former
government of tho District Of
Columbia has passed Goth branches
If Congress. The vo'e il the House
stood, 2l0 f'r, to % agains'; while
IN the Senate there was but ono dis
senling voice. The al interim rule
Of n commission has been established
until new iorm Of government
shall have been fixed. upon by
Congress.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-25
/. Republican Conventions.

The Republican State Convcn-
iin, 1t Indiaua, assembled Mt ln-
dianalmliS, ~ The II h inst, and
no,.inatcd I.r State .ffica RS, the
rar.vNt incumben,s. as f"ll"ws:
Secretary of State, w. w. Curry;
Auditor. Jas. 4, Wildma' Treas
ur,r, John Il. Glover; Attorney
General Jrs. e. QDrnny; Judge ~
Supreme & urt, Andrew 1. Osb"ri;
Sup't III Public Instruction, john
Al. Bliss. The platform adopted,
fav..fs snch IL, i-n,io, on the qucs
tion { finances a. shall make Ma
,i"nal ha,.ks~s t.cc, aud furnish the
~uni,y ~s,h such an additional
,ss,''p,-s vi currency liz may he nrc-
sss,nv I" meet the wants at the n.
riculrural, industrial AMI c"nhmcr-
vial interests uf The country. II tic
clarcs in,cmln rarcc I'M evil against
which society iia~ u ri ht Ia protect
itself, and luv"rs such lcSislaii"si n
will give tho pcol lc OF each town,
t"wnship aud ward &C ai silt t" dc
iprmiDe us to whether tho sale 81
in,oxicati,,u drinks as Al beverage
shall bc pe,Rsittr | tlcrti'; also,
.uch lry:slation as shall h"l'l tic
vrndurs Of liquors responsible for
n | DANA. G resulting from snch sale.
The Republicans o! Illinois, als''.
h.li their Convention, ia the same
day, at Slrin.fcld. The can,li-
dates ~ sssia,atrd were. rs fellows:
S stp Treasurer, Thomas W. R;d.c
way, "f Gallatil.; Sul''t 1t Public
Instructor, w. L. Powell, "f Kane.
Que OF tie p'nnks IN the platform
adopted, declares in favor of free
lanking. Another fav"rs an amend
cant to tn, Cen ia ion "f the
a'ni'ed States, Providing for the
ricc,ion of President and Vice Pres
ident by u direct Vote of the pco
tile: and i i'll another fav"rs the re-
turn, ut the earliest practicable mo
rnent, I" specie payments: opposed
IL the issue Of any more legal ten
der notes, and favo,ing the gradual
retirement of the same, as the VOL
anne of National bank notes shall
he increased.
AT darlington, Vermont, the r.
puhlicans Of that State, also, M
on Wednesday, FIR the purpose =
nominating candidates. FIR Cover
n,T, Lieut.. Governor aud Treasurer
Tho following nominations were
made: For Governor, Judge PEEK
Lieut.. GorctU,~, Lyman &. Ainck
10y; Treasurer, John o. l'lgc. I'll,
Convention declared in favor of ~
early resumption of specie pay
ments; approved President Grant,
course in vct"ns the currency bill!
aud dec'ar that the tax and iarit
laws ought t. BE- so framed as Il
ai'l in the rrnmniion and protection
al American industry.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-25

THE House ct Representatives
voted down first thecompron,isc cur
rcncy bill, passed by the Senate,
because it was thought the Pres
ulcnt would veto it. Wouldn't il
have becE better to have acted cut
their own Judgment whether in nc
cordance witk the wishes of Tie
President or not.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-25
GlClnilgS Fr)n the State.

Inc lTeschr population W Man
is'cc is about 5000. an increase Of
| ,jG2 over that of 1870.
Richard ll"tf:nan has received
ind .n,-nt in the ManiS'cc Circuit
against S NTH w. Fowler for
S4,320 rs the result IF their news
pa, ~ difficulties.
The Jacksun, Leasing aal Sag
NAV k,ilroad has awarded S3,50U
'oMrs. Ira Hubbard, Of Vcvay.
for injuries sustained 10y her in
getting off n train 1T cars.
The wheat crop in the vicinity
of Howell is looking very well.
Some pieces are very heavy. Ga
tine whole, there will be more than
an average crop. Corn, oats, grass,
etc. are looking exceedingly well
at Grand Rapids the raising 81
Sweets lIotrl, an immense struci-
ure five stories high. was SUCCESS
FULLY completed on SATURDAY. even
ing. 1t WAS raised t"uc feet anC
one inch. The lfiirg was done T.,
jack screws in four days time.
Sal"Onis,s have been fined al
Adrian ~ f.ilows: james lang
SCI. 80; Charles Parker, Of M,rcn
ci, $15 IS; Martin Scllc, 81 for as
saul,ing complaining Witness
Prosecutions are pending agains
several others.
The Grange excitement has final
ly reached DE Witt aud much en-
thusiasln is manfcs On tn,
! 9Th Inst. Mr.. Richard Moore, If st
Johns. "ryaniz d Il Grange, will
fifty one members. The ma ter i,
Galushu Pennrll.
The Port Hur"u Times says tl,a
John NJ. Sucl grove, OF Fort Graf
lot tow ship was drowned Will,
battling in III ok RIVER, Sunday
and that Charlie Brown, a LII,
Port Puron by, was drowned il
The same stream Tuesday, 10y fall
in. into it.
The prospect now is that Their
will bo at Dryden an average la,
crop this year aid abont twothirJ
of an average crop Of wheat
Quite a large brca ltll Of corn ha
been planted, and promises we
SO far. All kinds OF fruit pro,nis
an abundant supply.
On Juno 10ih. m alteration
took place near Sylvania, in Mon
roc c'uniy, between VIM. NJ. Bev
erly aud Charles Decker, the resul
doubtless Of liquor. Beverly sho
Decker with u revolver aud at las
accounts tho latter was in n yer
critical condition. Beverly is i
Jail.
At the village Of WILLIAMSON
OH June oh, Mis-, Libby Beniy
who was n table waiter NJ Stuart
llmel, committed suicide by takin
a large desc OF strycl'nin". Sll
was u young woman 1T respectful
character aud was engaged to b
married to young Mr.. Shuart 0
July 4th.
The Clint Gtobe says that scar
letina has made its appearance !
the Institution for tho Elucatio
Of the Deaf Dumb and Blind, g
that it has been thought best
cl"sc the schol ut once, aud dis
pcnsc with tho examinations an
public exhibition. There hav
bccn eighteen cases including on
teacher aud two doincstic.; and u
arc convalesccn'.
Crops arc locking cxcccdingl
well about Concord. Tho druut
was bccoming severe, hut the time
ly rains have brought forward vcs.
citation remarkably. Wheat
looking better than LAST year, an
meadows arc th'ckcniny up irn
the lmitori,. anil !, "miis, u iair cr"I
CuDsi,I. rablc old wheat il still w.
ing hack IN the country, Ter wI,icI
farmers have refused $3.50 Ir
busbcl.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-25

AN extensive strike has recently
prevailed among the miners NJ the
Nelsopville W) mircs. Armed
hand. were organized to prevent
any work being carried ON unless
the owners Of tho mines complied
with the dcnnndsof their f,rmer
employees. AZ latest accounts ilr.
disturbances bad lrcn qa~ilcl, ard
w"'k was ! krll to l'c spec lily ~
suncJ.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-25
OLD MAIDS

Teachers, students. cIcrgymen, post-mast"rs and
wide awake young men, aud men and women Of all
clasrcs. ff "a
You can can easily earn fret cia.- sewing ma
chine: or hooks sufficient 10 stock library; some
valuable Pirtur~ 10 bcnuiify your hoinep; q nice
steruoscope; or q good iimv keeper (cock or watch
or q music box: or gold pen: or Photographic
aIbun: or stand kerosene lamp Tor your parlor or
a u Ne sccurhcon: or Webrtcr's illu-trat a qnarto
dictionary; or Rogers world renowned siatuary
W ups; or due yiOlin or a Remington rife canc
or a Remington double barrel breach loading shoi
gun: or cabinet organ worth $lt0; by simply work
Ing up yuur uunocctpicd time w way explained H.
the circuarssofthc ". H. r. Co. Perfectly lcgiti
mate and resp ctablc. many would say philanir'Iic
Adlrrr~ M r Co., - Eat III q. NV lcrk.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-25

Tux Saginaw Courier tells Of mn
inch board ut that place, twelve
feet long, and twelve inches wide,
which contains 6l0 knots. Inspect
"rs arc dl'ciJsiug the ku'ify qucs-
ton ~ I" what grade The hoard he
lungs whether b.x, or coinmon,
&C.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-25

AFTER considerable d,cussinn,
nominating. voting ami rejecting,
tho Episc"paliars Of Wisconsin, on
he 18th, chose Rev. DR.. Edward
l.. Wells, Of Red Wing, Mimi, as
bishop.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-25

LATEST rclmrts from India state
that they have had recent c"p:ous
rains, aud tho prospects at good
crops, aud cons. qucnt abatement
of the famine. Three thousand
persons are however, still being fed
ny the government.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-25

The new bridge recently Com
plctcd over the Mississippi. ut S..
Louis, will he "cclebratcd' "n the
Fourth Of July. President Grant
is expect, d to be present at the re-
ioicing.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-25

n nitn named " "lcv.r, wnle
slearlng sheep ut Ills lr"nic in the
town ui CaSnov Il oii tao 10Th inst :,
had his hand kicked ln IL sheep in
such nnnucr that the point al
The SnedrS entered The lctt beg. s, "
cilrg the frni'ral artery. He tied
t. death ~ the Ua u III Il few min.
MI =
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-25
zoo PIANOS and ORGANS.

New and Second Hand Of First Glass Makers, r;1
D ,o1 q, Lower Prices for caSh oroa InstaIir,ents,
or for rent. az City OF Country during this month.
by o RACE WATERS & SON, No. ISi Broadway,
, Ea, ever before offered H. New York. SPECIALITY:
Pianos anil Organs TO let until her rent money pays
tie price ofthe instrument illustrated Catalogues
maiief. A large discount 10 ministers, Churches,
Schools, Lodges, etc.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-25
..IURUBEBA

which will make the Liver active, assist Digestion,
Purify tn blood strengthen tho Uterine and Trina
ry organs. inyigoatc the System, aud make you
enjoy lie NJ you ought. Price 81 bottle. john
o. hELIOGG. Agent. New York.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-25

TnE Michigan Conference at ihr
NJ. l.. Church will meet in Kala-
"az'". Sept. Oh. Bishop Simpson,
will preside.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-25

loNIA claims n population of 3.
lS3, Grecnvillc, 3,l5o, and Zig
Rapids, 3,0S3.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-25

Evidence IL the So, declared thai
the deceased came IL his death by
accidental drowning. IL is known
by t"'sa VIII" are acquainted ahh
ihr. facts that whisky Mas ut tn,
l,aI"n al the aft ,ir, aud Was fcally
tie cause 1T The ,imn's death.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-25

Frederic White, Il young IL u
about Iwcn'y:,hrce years old, W
drowned in NORWAY Lake, Fix
miles east of L,peer, June II h, II
al,ou' mn. "'cl ok =. NJ. al Tie
t.n,e lac was engaged in gr'Iil =
logs from lie lake int" w Iii :,
Ivory IL Co.'S shin.ln nj !. x,
MS body WAS f"uld only Icw f'r.
from shore, i Is supposed HAT
while w"rki' = on HE logs lc
slipped through int" the walter and
their closing together p,,ven, Cd Il S
rsiuy IL The surface.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-25
EApres-. Express. Express
conG n.cd Time Card. May 3isi. ISL.

Going north. the train from Walton to Pctoskcy,
Going sOuth. the train fiUm rtoskcy tn alton,
will run an Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
only. All other trains run daily. SUNDAY excepted.
Express Train invinr Richmond at io:O M stops
all night ut tirand Rapids.
+. H. MYERS, Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agent.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-25


DrIING last Saturday night, some
n,alicl"u, AM. evil minded crs,n
or persons ,iauhrd and hvslc red
The front Of Bruccs book rtolc, IL !
the front AMI west side # a, i,
Mnreh,,usc dwelling, with lack
lnk,"r s"lme lrepalalI' II resembling
It. Mrs. Morrh"usc is President.
and Mrs. Bruce, Secretary. "f the
"Lad, $ temperance Alliance"
which Positions nr" L,cessalily
rendered them somewhat c'nsric
nous ~ lhc temperance movement
which has a2i'a'ed cur ci V sor a
few weeks pa,t. But while they
have heen prominent III t..e w'lk,
they have been Courteous and lady
like, as have .ali The social, Il "ciu
sa,ers, 81 FIR as We have leard.
and hiv, dome nothing la nrrIl
even mill rehnkc At he hands ol
these who claim I" b. gentlemen.
They were sing led cut, h"w"vcr,
rs tue victims of' this c"wardly and
malicious outrage, which WIS evi
DENLY committed by or for some OF
the hqaor dca!c's in Zig Rapids.
The ACT is universally condemned
by al, law abiding peo. lc, and
ulans who have been friendly Ia
the liqnor Interests, aie among
those " no den,uucc il in the strong
est terms. The operator is de
serving "f punishment but ii tie
short at that usually administered
by Judge L>ncl,'s crur /; i"r :he
c"w"r,ily villain vii" viii Commit
sncI, an act, when darkness and
slumbcr place property and hunan
Ii e ut his mercy, amt make him
lar the time mas or uf the situation,
will not hcsi,ae Ia apply The luIch,
or cOnmht any other crime which
his dcvllisa malice may surgrst -
Big Rapi.iS Waqnet, line lSth.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-25

a Calhoun Conn V row 1T nallv,
br, ui, weight STU pounds, and The
property :" ) nucl Chap,n ut Mi
rcng", gave 351 "u,Gs uf milk be-
tive, n Nav 10 and Is
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-25

Un lac - /, OF May, 5 ~. sew
art If DrcIticld had Ii acres of
Wheat which nnasurei oyer Two
feet III II iYhl.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-06-25

p ciai. Sunday evening Leaves II city. 6.2p u.
m. Pcrts;- on,h. 1:s,: Arr 1T T.. Sag. -, y ~.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
OUTDOOR SPORTS.

FOTRTH DAY OF THE SARATOGA RACES.
THE FREE HANDICAP WON BY MADGE-sPRINGBok
AGAIN A VICTOR OVER MATE IN THE 2! MILES
RACE-THE HURDLE RACE WON BY LIMESTONE
TO-DAYs RACES. s
'rRoa THE SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRfBuSE'i
SARATOGA, Aug. 3.-The fourth days racing
Of the Saratoga Association, after postponement on
account OF the unavorablc weather from saturday was
brought 10 decision today The track was III toerape
condition after heavy rain of the two previous DAYS
but was not adapted TO the making of fast time Inc
day was pleasant, for the air was so cool as 10
give premoniton of approaching frost. The at
tendance was equally as large and fash
ionable as on the three preceding days fof'
although to-day was considered off day" and the
programme was by no means attractive one, as Tar
as the racing concerned II is considered the fashoh
10 attend the races on the every day The luck
Of the formidable stable OF Col Mcdaniel was again In
the ascendant for after landing large stake in bets on
the free handicap race, dash OF a mile. which began
the sport with the beautiful y Ma1ge. 1t followed up
its success by winning the second race dash OF two
miles and furlong, with springbok beating Mr.. San
fords game horse Mate Limestone the hurdle race
in his customary clever style.
THE FREE HANDICAP.
The first event on the programme was dash OF one
mie for purse $500, for all Ten horses en-
tered and all of them came to the post These were:l
Davis's Fadadeen, by War Dance 100 pounds Frank
Inns Jean Vatican. by Lightning, l0i pounds; Mchees
Minnie Mac 6y Planet pounds COfee's g. F. Carver,
by Lightning, 90 pounds; BelmOnt's WoOdbne, by
Censor or Kentucky, 96 pounds, and Botany Bav, by
Australian, SO pounds Doswells Davoo by JonesDoro
"a pounds; DOnahucs Dublin, by Kentucky 81 POUNDS;
McDaniers Madge. by Australian. 81 pounds; and Cot
tlills Lotta Moore by Australian, IS pounds
1t was difficult matter select the winner out OF the
above field. the betting fraternity at first making Madge
and then Bemons entry the iavorite on Friday night
but eventually they settled down on b F. Carver and
installed him first choice in the pools and he continued
the fayorte up to the fall of the flag, the last pools
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
ono ,eN ho,hef containing Ann healthy child al their
a.. "a -, M,s Wtckens took

one left basket containing fnr, healthy child at ther
door and ran away; that Mrs Wickens thereupon took
Miss Evans's child TO the Founding Hospital IN WASH
pulled the bell and ran away, and kept
the more forturate child. This course the OLD lauy
adopted because child OF Mrs. Wemple died some uine
before and IL was not desirable for her sake TO nave
another child taken from her by death. The night 10
Jersey was admitted, but Mrs. Wempie sald sue
did il partly she had become greatly attaene
Ia the little stranger and partly because she "ahteu
Miss Evans to pay up arrears. - ,,,,o,
An Interesting link in this curious story was suppneu
by two men who testified I'm regard 10 the oaseet
George Hedges testified that he knew Mrs anu
that al her request put the child (aegeu 10 nav
been found at the door in basket ana gave ~ 70 an
unknown man, who for s. left the child at tne -Hoor
This man. who it appears is Henry chase tesneu sAt
he was the person got the s. and et tne cnDs
stated All the witnesses remembered the pc'uH, =,
mark on the child's neck. Mrs Wiekens lola
again the story OF the finding OF the chlu, sidt
ING that il was in March, 1871 The doctor VINO altenoeu
Miss Evans examined. his testimony peihg Prc.s1
clearly In favor of the Identity OF the Two cntn 'i Nv
Miss Evans herself, who SaY the chllu IIequSnt.'
sisted that there had been no change oI paplos. n
woman IN New-Jersey, who saw Mrs WenpIe tneIo5 ,n
testified that she frequently heard the lateI say t1
child was Miss Evaus's, and that she woud hot sNo
up unless compelled to DO SO , , ri. atsholie, In
rhe referee in long report expressed ms dsDeIoi ~
the basket story and stated that the tesunoS " @ uo
two mel and Mrs Wckens was. in his oplnon, IhnA M
iury Finally, decided in favor OF MISS I.NalS' AZ
sppcation for the confirmation OF TINS report was & % it
10 ndge Pratt IN Chambers OF the supreme oouv
week by John o. Mott Granville r. HaNes oIpusiinS
Judge Pratt has decided favor OF Miss Evans cai
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
TROTTING All WHITE PLAINS.

The series of trots on the Westchester
County Fair Grsunds, which postponed on satur
day afternoon in consequence OF tue Storm was COM
peted yesterday The trot for purse OF $500 by horses
that had beaten $50, resulted In victory for NJ
H. Whippe's b. IL: Lady White she winning the first
prize. t250; ii Casty's Rosa sonburg the SECOND
prize, $500. aud u. ". OlcOtts br. GYPSY Maid INC
th4rd prize. $50 TIE last OF the series for Iur.
OF $500 by horses that had never beaten 22s Resulted i'm
w. G. TrmDle's On. Music winning the first pr1ze
$500; J. ID. Browns ia. Lady WOrthiH gton the see
ond prize. 500; j. :. AndersOns y. XXX the third
prize, $20 aud H. Caseys Dr. Lady Byron the fourth
prize. $50. Y1e best time made 4:lgl.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
4 CASE FOR KING SOLOMON.
A CURIOUS CONTEST BETWEEN TWO WOMEN AS 7
THE POSSESSION OF A CHILD.

A CURIOUS CONTEST BETWEEN TWO WOMEN AS TO
The POSSESSION OF 4 CHILD.
case has just been decided in the Supreme
Court which will be with good deal OF interest.
and fact d what remarkable story. II appears
that 1870 Miss Harriet Evans Qt said that this not
her true or fun nance became a mother and intrusted
her child, which bore peculiar marks of depression
the temples TO the Of MIS- Fanny Wemple, paying
Tor its keeping s25 per month. Gradually this COM
Iensatiou reduced, with the consent OF
Mrs. Wempe, to $40 per month, clothing being
sent however usual. At last, maternal yearniugs
induced her TO back the child aud rear II herself
Her surprise, according TO her story. be i'm.
agfned when, having intimated her determination TO
Mrs. Wcmpe's mother Mrs Ellen Wickens, the latter
replied cOoly You needn't bother about the child IL
sn't yours That child left here a basket" The
alarmed yVng lady went 10 Mrs Wempe and asked her
what her mother meant and Mrs Wemple said that
day the child actually pat into basket by some
and eft at the door strange child and THAI ever
snce II had been joke with them that the child
left there IN basket Miss Evans was unable. however
70 get back he1 child and took legal TO
cover IL. Nrs. wempe fed 10 EewJersey with
the child and remained hidden until brought TO light
by the police. The affair promptly before the
courts and Mrs Wsnpe clung TO the basket story,
reference ordered 70 Eugene II. Pomeroy 10 find
out which OF the women had claim 10 the child, when
Niss Evans told the story a. given above.
On the other side, Mrs. Wemple admitted receiving
Al infant from Miss Evans and the payment OF s2s per
month but she maintained, nevertheless that the
child IN dispute aid not belong 10 Miss Evans. She
counted for the second chifd by saying that Miss
Evaps's child was sicky (Which was admitted, and
= weeks after MRS Wepple took tito n9Tse some
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04

Yesterday the hold os At the hsne DORIS srf .vn
severe Injuries the Long Island College Hospital ~
Ohcer Ritigan Of the Third Precinct
As Mrs. Neimery was sitting on the stoop of her
honse in The No 800 Cmoutave Brosn, Yesterday ssr
noon attacked BY goat owned by Mr. G,sher 7 Ade
the throat OF her Joseph, two
years who sitting on her lap inheng serious wound
An unknown woman, age about 40, was found in
nss ON The ,dey.k at Jfrson YESTERDAY and
su 10 the Bellevue osp She had received severe scao Nonf
probably from falling upon sharp projection Of he S ston
Tier consisted light calico dress AID red PLAID sh"
and laced shoes
Tho body of an unknown man was f0unu on tno
Wa YESTERDAY His shon 10 AMI hs ~ss tofrs
b x, dre.s Therr fresh ths side of D.. hfad ne
bd been ory water Deputy Coroner Marsh made
an xt4rn the bOy yst.rfa end ss the onoh
that the Mound produced Aed n and that death ssSa form
drowning
Az the YorkviIle Police Court. Judge Sherwood
held George oBreB Ip Connor aul Iomas WIZ H on oH.se
Of highway robbery, preferred by Mch'el oCooai na '-
attac on saturday night Ayeru D, and robbed o. f
the others haEng Deen 81
OConnor in defending himself. j hn Hogan dns, o. VOC
held examination charge oi fuhs
child named Leo of Thiriave nssr seeIt ~ -,
lose James McAy,fy snl Nb''
gan we're arrested No G4t Ihin!aye With burgers & k&s 70 & ,
posessou TLey held FOR Philip Dlln Vds s' ~ va
Of book OF John hhefn O 10 %
oodsve hal fallen ssleei on doorstep 10 roiV'ih'
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