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Connecticut western news., 1874-10-30
Connecticut Western News.

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Connecticut western news., 1874-10-30

TERPs1oHoREAN.-I understand that the young men of Canaan have organized 8 weekly dancing school, to commence at the Town Hall, on Thursday evening, Nov. 18th. Wilson B. White will be the teacher. whom, everybody knows, is as good Q teacher as can be obtained.
Connecticut western news., 1874-10-30
30 R N |.

At Salisbury, Oct 18th, daughter to Hiram
 Tripp. At Ashley Falls, Oct. 7th, daughter to Peter Funk, Jr. At Sheffield, Oct sth a son to Patrick Ford,
Connecticut western news., 1874-10-30
Autne Mews.

=. We shall feel greatly obliged to any of our friends in the county, elsewhere, who will send us particulars of any of interest which may come under their notice.
Connecticut western news., 1874-10-30
DIE

At Lakeville, Oct. s3d, William J. Pettee, aged 55 years.
 At Canaan, Oct, 18th, Leonard Coons, aged 3S years.
Connecticut western news., 1874-10-30

Arrived Home.--triend Winckworth, of Lakeville, who sailed for his home in England recently on the Stose of Necada, arrived in Glasgow last Monday.
 Oonsecration.-TrinitY Church, in Lime Rock, will be consecrated by the Rt. Rev. John Williams, D. D., on Thursday, Mo- vember 5th. Services to begin at II o'clock A. M.
Connecticut western news., 1874-10-30
WANTED.

FTNHREE or Four Loads of good CHIPS, suitable 1 for kindling fires, for which good price will De paid. Inquire at this Office. 16tf
Connecticut western news., 1874-10-30
Aew Adrrrtisenlents.
Ground Plaster

FoR SALE. Best quality, well ground. at all times.
 Marble Mills, Sheffield, Mass. 6w11* CURTISS BROTHERR
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-05

TUE CHANGERS DENasp.-We clip
the following from an exchange. and
think il is just what the farmers AMI
grangers mean:
To Tnsportation Companies. Common
Carriers. Manufacturers, Fateatees,
N.9alen.en, stc:--
GEsrLEaEs We, the Changers,
extend TO yen the right hand OF
friendship. and assure You that ".
re, in poin, OF fact. your best friends
We simply ask that we may 1--we,
without which yo1 cannot thrive !,
nnL, vice versa, We desire that you
may live. that ". ma, thrive. We
believe that our best interests are in
stparabIe from .nr>. We wish To
see you stand in that .ne relation
only which. by any sound theory OF
political economy. yon can ever hold
towards Us, " W. believe. And. to
that end, VIC demand, in tbs name at
liberty, Justice, AMI the laboring men
OF the whole nation. that you shall
cease to be tn arrogant, aggressive.
cxtnr,Ionate masters 81 the peopl, !.
and BECOME their thrifty. welI.kept,
and we'll psi / servants. Aid we as
sure you that, 1T whatever cost il
may br, we will uItima,. ~ accept Of
Dothing less. + RAYMOND.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-05
Nusaisn AslI3sn.
Since shs panic las. September and

Since ths panic las, September and
The consequent throwing out OF EN-
p!ovmsns u large numbers of labor
ers, the Communists aud the ln'er.
nationals have been busy trlrn. 10
Stir up war between the laJofin.
men aud the employer, between cap
itai AMI labor, and doing their Ut
most ;u establish in mast OF our
large cities the reign OF terror like
,hey had in Paris "a thanks 10
oar tree press and eff police hey
hav. been exposed and brough, 10
grief IN mos, cases. 4 lew days
since, / msn 10 New York va Al
rested and large qaanii'y of hand
grenades and such othe. article. vas
found in his posses..on re was a
u1,orions obi er OF the Commune
and it is no, to be supposed iha, lac
had those articles tor any cool use.
An attempt was also made las, week
70 Gro buiIdings ia different parts o.
NV York city, bu. they were DIS
covered IN time TO prevent any great
confsgra,ion. Such people As these
shau i be snmmarily dealt with
They cugsl, 10 be male 10 under
s;sn,; s,..> c.antry is no place for
sucls .csi m, aui proceei .ng=. even
,hosgh little hemp be used.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-05

THE TorHTH LErTrEE.-The fsuri h
lee. urs. q he eIufse was delivered
~ R.. f. W. Robertson, at lie
Court House Las, Thursday evsnin.
the sui,jrc, b.u. .'J.iu.n
The speaker h-gan 10y sayin. that
III this course We had heard Vt the
Modes arai Motives OF Silt chi
'ur".' AMI hal then been CARRIED
away Over on the Other Sa,ie;n we
hal been tau il, the impor,an, truths
that i am ani Thou art" Will.
the ladirs, and especially the young
onrs realized the Tact that He is
Th- suhj CT If my lecture this even
ing is Jehu." AMI | propose to give
II TO you in homeopathic dose.
Jehu is, has been, aud always b. a
marked Character in history We
FIRST hear OF him about 200 years
aso. I'm gina ,ou Ives in The watch
tower OF the CITY OF j zrcei, away of
III the distance a cioul o! dust is
seen. The Waterman cspi.s it, and
after watching little while he says
l see company. Jora,n says
take a horseman, and send 10 meet
him, ard let him say l. it peace p
TIL hnrsrman does not return, and
another one Is sent ou.. The watch.
man says He cometh even unto them
and comcth no, again; AMI tho driv.
ing - like the driving OF .Jehu the son
o. Elmshi; for he drIyeth furlousiy.
We will FIRST consider the character
of Jehn,-Hc driveth furionsly. In
the last three words OF the watch.
mans remark we have the character
u Jrhu portrayed-:;e drive,h fiji.
riously. None Of your II ol-rn Jrhus
was he, but with bound he WIS IN
hts chario,-reins loosely grasped-a
shout, crack Ut The whip-off for his
drs.,da,ion, too intensely thinking OF
other things to care how ho reached
it only 20 he got there.
some things in J-hu VIC like, and
some We don't like. These we sneak
OF. 10 any J..hu two things are in.
disrensabie, viz. a chariot and team.
Hence We speak frs: 81 rome OF the
cnAalors
men ride IN There ~ an old song
"For ne All wear closks
For We all wear cloaks.'
Equally true is it that
We all ride in chariots
We al ride in chsrio,s."
We may buy or borrow or steal il, |
Jut chariot we must have at all
az1rds. Tkc first chariot that IS
ii GvlI. Tic itch man
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-05
Iowa lteyne.

Ounmwais jabilan, over Black
Cro,k
At Sioux City hard wood is only
II per cord.
A hundred and fitiy residents OF
Tabor have been converted lately.
James Ryan IS the pest OF Dnbu
que They arrcs, him every day or
TWO.
youn. man a, Dubuque has gone
insane iiom The effects Of kick
from horse.
4 Fredericksburg pcdagogue h's
been sued for damages Tor having
~hippe.l sclo.ar.
Coal has been discovered in Lih.
erty township. Marshall county. at a
depth OF thirteen tee, b-4ow he sar'
lace.
The farmers oil Page county have
sid themselves So short on corn that
il is now worth fifty cents bnshei
here.
a Sioux City man has invented an
automatic car coupler which liz
thinks will save many supeifiu"rs
funeral.
For the frs, year In the history OF
Dies MONIES TIL i,ri,i.rs, i-- Receipts
Tor 1873 were Sutfci-ut TO is4y the
n.crcsi ON the Buais.
4 Clinton county saloon keeper
has been ordered by the arts TO
paw $3.50 10 The wife Q; one G! his
prominrn, customers.
They hal morning a. l"wa City,
AMI paper There ss.s thu, Nv inter
AMI spring kissed "a other in the
s1n Eise, AMI eaeh spreai Is cii .;:ces.
i2sors Oh he Yasp- air
The small pox has broken on, in
Piasieyille ani at Elk Grove, Tav-
Tor County. Tss- FIRST case in Patti
Fllle vi. stable boy who died.
The Iowa City ba.elsal ciuh,
Champ; OF Iows," are PREPARING
t.r . grand bail. 10 ne gwen on Feb
rrary 9 h, ii IT. ST James Hotel.
Tie skeleton OF man found in
Ce~ro Goi8o C. ant. some time ago
proves 10 b- that OF = man nsn-f
McNeigh who slisap.s.-al 10 int
cpunt. III Ice. The lady .i., AS
his b-lro,hed, now EiafrI.i, is F-H-
ieFiag all IN AL pes>lii. in ier.c,
ins out the mys.rrs o: liz heath
A son q. Mr. Barlall. lising near
8 atom. was accidentally shirt ore
'i,s last week The boy wen, INTO
Tie harm . drive oa, some pigeons,
for another b, OUTSIDE ~ shoo,
-@----- srxFsEs syIEs
lie pat Bis h.-a,: oat IL 4 window iu>t
in itne 10 catch par. Of charge II
.oo.- abou. the h--a. I'D lacr.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-05
lRLGINaL NOTICE

=
ETATE OF IOWA, IAMA COUNTY, 50.
To Stephen F. Hunt, Margare. II. Hunt,
Luke Hunt, Jacob waggoner, Enoeh
Converse, s. A. Smith, Peter $. Bonest:ll.
Z G. Brown 1hi.ls & TO-, iiarrieou,
Hall < Warren, e. +. Bennett, J. Mehl.
hap. G. ". Gilbert, Z. Chamberlin; Sad.
LEI. Gosf s c., alien Cosyeli & Co, G..
W. Barnes s Co:
You and each OF you are herby notified
that there is now Oh file in the Office Of the
Clerk of the District Court Of Tnma County,
lowe, . petition Of Ahdres McEihinuey,
claiming personal judgment against
Stephen <. Hunt on one certain ptomis-
sorry note tor one thousand dollars with ten
per cent. annual in crest thereon; also
iaiming personal judgment agsinet
Sfepher X. Hunt for . reasonable attorneys
fees for foreclosing this mortgage and 70.
costs, also claiming Of you all The foreclos-
ure Of a certain mortgage given by Stephen
Hunt and Margaret NJ. Hunt on the fol.
loving described real estate in lama eoun-
~, Iowa, VIZ: The northwest quarter Of
sec ion fourteen [l4l, and the northeast
quarter of section fifteen, all in TOW nship
No. eishiy-fve, Lor,h o, range No. thirteen
west, ara containing three hundred and
twenty acres Of land.
And that unless you appear thereto, and
defend. on or before noon. Of the second
day Of tie nett term of said Court, being
the February term Of SD Court for tho
year A. u. 1874. commencing on the third
Monday OF February A ID. 1874, at the
Court House, in Toledo, in said county, de-
fault will be entered against you, and
judgment rendered thereon.
APPELLATE & kINNE.
3-61 Atty's for Plaintiff.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-05

4 Eo.. uni4a- robbery MAS pcrpe
i.a.ed on an Iron Monn..isa Rallway
train j. Gals Hell Station, 131 railr-
:rem s.. L,.ts-. CT Sunday night
last. FIVE masked m.n firxs secured
possession Of he s:siion by aFlesiing
the assn. and putting bra uG.ier
gard Son lily, they charged the
s-ituh 50 TIA, The approaching train
xoaii be run upon siie track
Wien The train arrived the -on.:1ct-
or MAS captured as he emerged frs
,h~ car. 10y one Of The masked iniisi6
uals, and the other four highEssmrn
robbed The passengers. the mail. and
TIRE express. Bcing Of tsce,i, a.
turn O! mind. lie rascass Lett Lot
on DO .fI the tam h-ad-i The closl
daring robbery on record and de
failing the ,i4sssss. .aac-s .aissi iaci
dents OF the robbery; signed Ira A
Mzrr.l' Tney described tie perpv
,raioss OF the robbery as AL larry.
men none at them VI der SIX i,-e, TAT:
IS sail tl4sA-f escaped IN > soatii-
eIiy u. ec..oll, and as mounted! oI
tie hardy i.onilessmen 0: Mis>oGa
should happen 10 capture tie five
masked robbers, their account ol tie
ssai. would probably READ Something
after this fashion. Ne overlook ;isr
robbers in Deal Mems Galei.
slot iyo OF them deal, caagh: the
others. aud han. them up ~ 10y ota
heaory limb, about seven iecl
from he ground" The general ap
peafance OF the robbers. and their
eelt-possssslon and success IN this lie
partner, ct sii!alny. l-al Us to be-
lieye that they are the same ban.i
who wrecked and robbed train o,
the Chicago, Rock I>ian1 ani Pa1i
fic Railway, il Affair County. Iowa,
La, summer-IHter Ooean
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-05

In regard 10 the location OF the
State Fair, the Dubuque H,aM sa,'s:
The managers Of the State Agricnl-
tursl Society haze decided TO take the
State fair down into Miss Mri again
Il was held there for three Year,.
1853, 1869, 1870, and nnw it is to BE-
taken there again. As the State fair
i to b. bed mostly for the brnrtit Of
Missouri. Hancock county, Illinois.
and ANAL corner ~of ihis State.
wonld it not DO well for tho people
OF Iowa to take in confederation the
holding OF . fair soma where il Iowa?
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-05

pGiyisG.
FIRST, the reckless business man, Jam
ins ahead without counting money
or balancing hooks Too many irons
In the hT-,-goli mines III Ca.iiof
MA, coal mine, in Iowa. rom il Mis-
souri,, oil IN Prnn-yisania, bn' soon
he goes down with crash; goo
lny. Many Irons.
The last young man-lazy. prou !
and Indecent, he learns To lrnuk. steal
aud gamble, then comes damon /
rings, prince!y war'r"bvs, fast men.
horses aul Il, aih. In the chari..t of
sin the mad men OF hell shout, III,
bloo.lt"unls ii hell bay in horfihi..
chorus until he goes down in ruin
The worldly minded man h-eiin.
not the serpent j tang-'l- lniasm,
oil dvaih-takcs The lightning ,rain
tor ruin. The cngin. rocks, lie |
sell rnng-warns ot DANCE, bat on
war'l through mountain gnr.rs, over
chasns deep Is eternity iii the ca,as
trophe comes, but toe late the On
CINE is reversed, brakes put on. tar
down the rocky gorge they plunge.
engine AMI tender. car and p.sseu
gers, ,ambling ira.liong down with
long resembling crash OF ruin.
The lecture was one Of the best it
has ever BEEN our fortune to listen
To, and we heard but no fault found
with it-ind that Is, j. was too short.
We would like to hear 1t repeated al
some future time, AMI have no doub.
but il wnuii draw > good house.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-05
SHERIfFS SALE NOTICE.

Dl virtue Of an execution, directed to me
~ from the clerk Of the Circuit Cour, Of
TAma Coun'y iowa, on judgment OBJ
Iained Ia Justice Court GU the 2ol b day VI
June 1915, ia favor Of VIM H. S.iy-rs. as
Plsiniih. and against J. Siouienblrsh b. as
Defendant tor the sd.I Of sIziy-slx do.:ars
ninety cents. and costs taxed al 81
and accruing costs, have levied upsn tt
following real property, iaksa a. IL. pro.
perry u said defendants; 10 sat.sf; said 81
ecaiiou si1 four osh-r eGecafsous t.-wif:
The southwest quarter Of -ectiea au5. Der
i1eise al. IN township uIber eighty.
hve le5J north Of r.pgc sixteen riel ives, Of
9Th r. 81.
And | viii offer The same f3r sale to tie
highest bidder. for cash in hand, on the
l2.n d.. Of February. a D. 1874, in trent
Of the Court iIocse III 1olej,, faraa Coaa,y
!oss, The hour 0; ~ ciock OF saia day
shep aui where due attendance will be
given BY The snlersIgaed.
Daied 3. my ofhcc ia Toledo lama Coun-
~, Iowa, Dec. 3.si, 1873.
kNiEHT DEXIEE.
- So s.er'i II rs.as l-.r,s,, iswa.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-05

Moorc's new opera house AZ Des
Moines will be Dedicated on Tuesday
by > Chicago concert troupe asfi a
t,,st s,'aip1tle eo.uI1rs
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-05


JOHN RAMSDELL,
G. JAoCA,
S. HUTTON,
Board of Supervisors of Tama Co., Iowa.
La the matter OF Afford Phllips an
insane person, tie f-c bill was az.
proved by tn. Board.
Moved AMI seconded that the ad
10 .rnment vi tho Board be al one
O'Clock p. m.-Carri-d.
On motion the following tfficlal
bonds were approved Ii. king
man, constable, Buckingham town
ship; Ba,zllia Smith, township clerk
Of Spring Geek township; /. w.
Babb, constable in Highland town.
ship; j b Merritt, Justice Of the
Peace, Highland township.
The hour OF a,ljor rn,nrn. having
arrived, the January session Of tn.
B..ar'l is declared adjourned sine die.
Attest
j. A. BowDLE,
Auditor OF lama TO, Iowa.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-05

rides Ia III AsS Ina.Ss BIS own Y ~
sw.ars, steals. gamb.es, shoots jun
Fisk. Ia, don't get badly hurt
Why: There - golden chariot 10
The back ground OF the scene.
Another is brass: a good chariot l.
will get yon the b-s. seat IN the ear,
hes, room III the ho,eI, b-s. roast
bet, mutton chops. ham and eggs,
and apple pie. With plenty ofb.ass
you .-an see the Queen OF England
and her daughters. too. II y3u are
in business brass will write success
on youI banners. liza young man
is lookin. for VIII. brass viii fetch
her--in a word. brass ia this Jehuic
age is Indispensable.
Another Charlie, is Iron symbolic
Cd in lis tbonsan.! ioa ms 10y this one
the railway notwithstanding
the rich man understanding the poor
mans far m in twain abroad npnop-
o irs--chariois OF iron sweeping oH
with irresistible power
Blu. we next speak Of
THE srEEps
that draw ih-m. Fist the love OF
praise ani IN. sw;it OF pride A
noblr thing ills ~ be worthy of praise
but man Ut dust. OF il-sa oi pril.
why praise Il ee
% -, .seuld the spirit .. mortal be p-aai'
LAKE, the .~.t. deei.ns mste The .Ast iy-
ing eloai
A aasa Of lie iish;nins-a break Of sAs
He passes fran life 10 hi. res. in The grave 1,
III. ii. ~iak 0, N .!e-.is the ir,t: 81
breath
Tro1 the blossom. 81 .bss,gh 10 the palansss
.. isa'h,
Fro.a ,h- guided saloon 10 tie b:sraas The
sArosl
Q 81. saaail .Ae .P:r.. Of mortal &c proai'
Second. ,a- love OF worldly power
AM dnmiulon-pasrr II grind the
faces o. the poor, to sIoyert tn
right AMI uniufl the banners Ut tie
wrong accur.ei be 81 power a.
this.
Tie love If worldly pleasure.
aasi 4ma,e,nen,s-s wild anl fiery
team. the diver with mania. laa,h
AMI lemons ciFse scoarging Turin
onward. u..,i' their EYES fame with
frenzy. their fyin: teri strike fF- al
ey,ry bound in the !eariui race OF
death.
Again ,h.. love nj strong drink-a
.ie-.i o; a@.ul power an. eye tut vi
Disaster: count the annual ccs. /:
Fs- $3.50 drark*sds fan- a. tt9sgl9
20 .sss:t,ess effiu e ariA.' l--,st2.tsle-t
rs- fl.. .a,r .s. 9. 80 ~ F.a-
Der. ..,..... 35.Natte"
To tefray expenses 0, efims.. f3to .;p1
Tie cos, Of Tie llaaor .........l, GsF'tHtVt
Grand Tot5i.............-....s 81. ee. 800. y
Tisis j. driving ike Jeila.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-05
SCHEDULE
OF CLAIM, ALLDNED 81 TIE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
OF TAMA COUNTY, IOWA,
AT The
Jan. Term, A. p. 1874.

Ordered that the following claims be al
lowed as acted upoa ~ the BosrI, and in
dica.ed upon each characterized.
PooR CLAIMS
Amount Amoxne
Name. Claimed. Allowed.
WU Beam $500 Rejected. Nedi-
cal attendance for p.uper.
An Poyneer 800 8 % aid 10 pau
per.
Mary \. Bates 800 Is 80 keeper of
poor.
sM lIu..oa 80 75ssoei fos
poor.
no.lv 1915 Is Is good.
for paupcrs.
ucalley 2Isl u 81 g.sd,
for paupers.
VIC Walters 1928 3, . goods
for psupers.
W C Walters 40 20 gools
for paupers-
Has,lsy loi 8, ioi % scoi,
for panrers.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-02
TIE FIRST AMERICAN
NEWSPAPER.

The story Of he first American
newspaper brief Az WIS its lite. il full
II cu'ous interest. Seventy yeus
't'er The laujing Of the ri gri.ns On
P'ynoth Rock, an two hundred and
my years after the invention OF
printing an wSpaprr WAS Issued IN
Boston. La lived one day. AMI only
one copy is known 10 have been
preserved. Tnat copy wa discover
20 by tie his'oii N OF Salem. the
Rev. J. b. Felt, ia the G, lor'ai
State paper office. in London. while
rnga5 ed ~ researches relating 10 the
history OF his own city.
fnl, pioneer OF American ipurn-
a'I@m was pub.,she by Benz .nll
Harris at the l. n,do, Goff3e nou~e,
Boston, and Was printed t"r nl.n by
lt'cnard Pee. on Thursday, the
20 h OF September, 1890, ,searly two
NV WorI1 hv ,,o,n.,t,s IN i,
paper was prince on three pages vi
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.,.l, :, .l,o.r o,..,, =.
stvrn IN SIZE. ll.rris ur,u,sed ~
+:
ar 4 49,. ,,,.,,,I 49, 49,, :.
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in. t;r anil :, !, t,.,,..d IN, ii;
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-02
DIR. LIVING STONE.
THE LAST DAYS OF THE AFRICAN EX--
PLORER.

= cable ~peci / 10 The N, York
IIer'id latel London, March 20
saw: HE Ale amer NAiva- arrived
# S.tz AZ II o'c|ock SATURDAY.
night Ar hnr Ling aud Jacob
Wainwright "rr on board in char.
OF The remains Of DIR. Ii ingstone,
The following acco,nt is given ,t
Dr L'vingsfone's ia al illness aud
death je nalbcel i'll Ut cronic
dy>rn ~ for several months. H.
vs. well supplied with stores anr
mrd'"l'es. bn' ne hail p'rsen'i'"enr
TIL y" attack wonll prove fatal.
Al fist he was able TO ride on Il
donkey, bnf.s"o,l ha to be carried
Arriving NJ MuiII,a. beyond L'k
B"l'"A. III the i}'s' c. nty. be- said :
''Bn' i n'e II hut to d. :" \ hu'
W." huiIt by his followers. d.. he
L. 81 Mu he was confined 10 at.
he'd, d al e Va d ssptflel grea'I,
groHn'"g 'ngut AMI day. Tue third
dav IL ) ia he vas yer cold. aud
Requested that ~ ri grass be pl'
owe he hut kr'rmbo the cllrrt
OF i}l.a, Srnl H. and beans. a.,
brl'a>,d we'll tow 'rd the party. Tue
fVnr.h d'v Or. Livingstone was in
St ble. aud Il Ell about mi,lni .h..
AakadIl'"ia, 1t servant Was pre- ,rnr.
DE i4l>mgS' one made his last entry
A. ms diary AtrI 81. he sp,.k.
Vnncn and sadly It ais nome aro
faA = VIII II h., Was first seized
b, tie fatal attack. h4 TOD his folio =
er* ne ne drd - rx;lansc esery'h,
Jig tor Ivo Y give :nrm. and ihe
pu~n o" 10 ljj,j'ar I,nz,bar and t,
'each r. CLAIM.
! he St'u- day on which he u.irC
hi~ flowers CONSULTED what 10 do
j he Na|slck bows dever,nined &c
preserve Gu" Ie'nt'n :. They were
AFRAID - litorm The chief OF The de. Il
OF me Doctor. The >ecrela;. : ha,
che body removed 10 anorh-r hut, and
bulls a shigh frnce around it 10 in.
sure prl."cy. lie 'h~n removed h.
l"Iefi'al organs. placed h-m in a tin
box. ahd buried II inside the ience
u""er large Tree. ,J,c b WAN
wnsnt cur an ia Scri.';ion on he. tree
thtIe thus:
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Tn ,li4ls OF former ,nduct of the
Re nsyIvania Railway Company at
Philadelphia, charged with e,nhez
z ing money. stealing tickets. etc.
have resulted in conviction
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ard snperscribrd it with 'he nan e Of
tile ed nan Dnsa. the body was
preserved liz sail, and dli.,i II. me
sun 'wel.e days. Cm.f K,umh, }.
OK bel & n.to''nrd OF DR.. LIVING .ton+S
deaIiI, hat dru' ~ beaI and guns fired
as "a t"ke" ut re ptct, and allowed the
followers To itInr|e The body. winch
they placed IN c"tfin Of bark AMI
Commenced Tie journey TO Unyam
Jen'be, which, consu ned about six
months, sridlng III advance a party
with lntprn.aIIon VI all that had
Occurred addressed TO DIR. Livi gAton -
sou. The advance parry were net
b Mr CAmeron, VINO sem black
Dale OF Goth aud powder. The body
ar wed at U"yanIisnbe ten d "
after the advance party. aud rpsrtd
Eherr two weeks. Dir. Cameron
M'. Murphy. and Mr.. Dillon also
arrived together there. the latter very
Ill ; his slgn gone AM mind aff.c ed
lie afterwards committed sui .iJe 1T
kasahera. and was buried. there. AT
Unya'je"''"' D.. Living tones re-
mains W re placed iii anorher bark
Cast, Slna iel one, and done up O
Teptes ent a bale OF goods. so at,
decelNe HE natives, VINO objected 20
the passage Of corpse, and mus
Carried to Zanzibar. Dr. Living
stones c'o'hl"g, papers and ns,ru-
n'eht> accompanied he body. When
sick in bed Dr. Livingstone prayed
Each aud sald, II gong nome >
Chun'ah re'nains at Zanzlbar. Webb
tlle diner. can CONSUL at Zsuzi;,sr.
received letter. through Murpn,,
from Livingston, for Stanley, aud
will dsllver them personally.
The onIy geographical news is as
follows: After > anley's departure
the Doctor left Unyanjerabe, round
cd The south end OF Tanga"yika.
Travelled souIn Of Laka Be,nba orb al
gueoieo, crossed il trMn The sou,tl 10
the north. and then pr ceelrd alon5.
sne east side, returning Mouth through
the marshes 10 Mullala, All his
papers are sealed and add essed 70
tue Secretary Of STATE. 'hey are in
charge OF Arthur Laing. a British
merchant otIanziLar. Murphy and
cameron remain behind.