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The enquirer southerner., 1874-05-01
ShariHos.

The early worm is sometimes
caught.
High houses are mostl Y. empty in
tie upper story.
No lady with pretty foot will
wear a trail.
A good conscience is casket to
keep divine truth in.
At what time was Adam married :?
On his wedding Eve.
He who declares all men knayes
convic,S at least one.
Is mau;ua>mak or amendable to
law for hooking ladies dresses d?
When may a smith be said to
commit felony? When he forges.
What kind of sweatmeats did
they have in the ark Preserved
pairs.
What nort;ons Of the bodv .,s
the best travellers ? The two
wrists.
The groves and woods are the
musical academies Of the singing
birds.
Young girls who want to remem-
| her q th;n1 wr;ta + down ond ,.o+o
1t to the looking-gIass.
Why are ladies like q feather +?
Because thav are easv CARVED
away.
whon .n .,,o. oa
to another actor? When he takes
his part.
n, :,
Mooesly IN women IS IKE color
on her cheeN-'eeldeuiy becoming
NJ
WY "o"h'h ; oreSs ooeS not
require any praise. because 1t $
50 h'uch puheu already'
:. What i homo witbou, moth
eIS as the young g'ri said When
SE' Sent 'he o'o 'a"S 10 ehoP wood l.
4 Mississinni naper nronnsas this
motto for the conntrv
aC.rn and poono,,,
Hog and Hominy.'
My son, said an old lady,
how must Jonah have felt when
the whale swallowed him Z 4
little down in the mouth, l suppose,
was young hopcfHl's reply.
1.n,oa Sn1n a
onJ NJ \L,nn Hoslo, go soa >.loul' ''o.l
were recently married in Turner,
Ohio. The wedding was at the
residence OF the brides grandson.
GOOD ,;a;,.
,;1 - Tot Io.o,, ,",a'sle, , in oTuntty
'Ii'"se ,"''.F pl'yeo lel'eh'iy Iof
were too proud to kneel and toe
lazy to stand.
1,, -. cu
"A uaiAey gives 'he loiio"ine
reason why co'oreu race Is superior
TO tne "h''e- All men are made
pipe, they are more valuable. wher
highly colored.
lou Pre1arica'g' Sil' nun
uereu d ooIumola 'u"ge 10 a VII
leSS i,o'n ~ the n,ine' oaht nelI
Juuge answered. tne mihor' Eve
knockad my teeth out I prevaricat,
a great deal.
:,
faduy, says a JOKER '"h,
don you nave your ears cropped
they are entlreiy too long tor
man. man. anu S yours, repileo fat
, ough1 70 oe lehg'neneo tney ar
'oo Snof' iot a'' ass
t. = o;o+oLo - o.
Y celVe "elcome, hospltailty, Word
v OF cneer ana heip over rugged AM
1 oli1cul1 pam IN me IN return 10
col9 selHsn1ess, Is ness |hch cares 10
n0'nihs III Inc "orlo out SELF.
One of our Southern excbanoa
speaks of "a gentleman who va
u u arrested on the charge Of connter
R feitino nicklas' + ;s ;mnoss;hl
), to believe that any gentleman !,
i ~. r.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-05-01

WHY WOMEN DRESS. -"It is IN
exploded theory says one who
speaks with knowledge, "that wo-
men dress to please the men. They
dress to please or spite each other.
Any girl of sense and experience
knows that it is as easy to break a
mans heart in 81 muslin, neatly
made up, as it is in a $500 silk
costume made by a man-dressma>
kerr It is, in fact a great deal
easier. The natural charm of a
young girl is often destroyed by
excessive dress making. Men like
tasteful and not extravagant toilets;
and the rivalry in dress among wo-
men is not to catch a beau, but to
mcrtify an enemy.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-05-01
The Great Cause of Human
Misery,

Just Published, IN Sealed Enrelope. p,
The enquirer southerner., 1874-05-01
DR.. RAILWAYS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

rerFcctlv astccSs elegantly coa.-A with sweet gum.
purre regulate. purif. ceaIse and sGrellgiReG Rad
WAYS Pills fur the q" all disorders OF the stomach
Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, BaIl'ier, Nervous Diseases.
Headache Constipation CUSti"rnrsS Indigestion Dys
D.nsa BiliousnesS Bilious Fever determination o The
awclS Piles and all Dcrail3ttnt nS ~ The Internal
V>cera. Warranted =" erfHrt l0~tivr rHr,. Purely
Vegetable, containing no nIerhr Eel,or 'cleeF
Gus drugs - ~
from all The above named diSliG Ger Prc' 70 -
p, : Box SOLD BY DkUGHIsTS
READ False AND TRUE Send one lr.i.
s.a..y ~ RADMAi & CO. No. 70 " AREA =.
N,. tiinrnali,iI worth thousands wan be seIG y'.
, 1874-06-02

Diaor1erly Prison Co1avictn.
Br. Lou1B, juno LA spocin' from Jefferson
City at a late hour tonight says trouble, which
for q long tfme threatened to bo quito SERIOUS.
occurred In tlio penitontiary during dinner houf
to-day. Several convicts simultaneously spranR
from thair sontB ut the tahlo. anu.
with drawn kniyoa, ordered tie ivo or
SIX guards pleRens to atatla Sill ab
tho peril OF thoir nyoa,, which they gu. mr.
Bradbury, ono OF the.ot'icera OF we PRISON. en-
tered tic room, and was immediately g. acizo;.
ortlerel to bc seated. and remain qnle.. nnoley
aftor, Warden 5abro outercd Ntad nude anoeeh
to tho conyic!s. which Qulotod t1em to ll1e
cxtcnt that tlley re1oasod Bradbury anu
tho guards. Thu GAUGE Of tho trouble, ., aH
stated by tho con1lcta, wns tho bah qnanty
Of food furnished thom. At tho request of Col.
Murphy. prastdout of tho Prison Company, tho
Commissioner Of prleoHs went with him to tho
conmisaary quarters, whero tho quality ol tho
ratiouH was examined. This aoomcd satisfactory
to most Of tho corvicts, but aono OF thon still
insistod that tho food WAS not good, and the
complaint was nlade that tho. quantity
waa not sufficient for Woodworking mon.
Col. Murphy assured them thoy should hayo m
abundance to ent mud good guilty, and com.
parative quiet was restored. Il SECOND roVoIt,
however, broke out in tllo ahoo-shopa In tho NJ
tornoou, and tlteata wore lnado to burn tho
priaon. THO Warden then determined to force
company OF armed citizens arrived, ind thny
we,o .nnsesaed into tue prleon, drawn u, III line
ready to fro on the slightest demonstration ol
t1isobodieuco. This had quietiug effect cyoll
on tho nloat turbulent OF tho mon, and IN n fow
minutes NIL were behind tho bars and bolts, a
general amnesty having beon ilrat declared by tho
Otl4cora Of the prison.
, 1874-06-02

Meeting OF t.ae International Typo
graphical Union Mt st. Louis.
sr. Louis, Juno 1.-Tho twcnty-sccond annual
Convention Of tho International Typographical
Union commenced ita sopsion hero to-day.
Neurly 100 delegates wore prosent froul oil pasts
Of tho country. After report by tho Commit
tee OH Credentials tho following ohlccra wore
elected for the onAuing yoar: President, ". A.
Eodwell, Now York; First Vicc-prcsldent, Hen-
I. Netliiold, Of Washington; Secretary. mud
Treasurer, ". A. Hutcl,inson, ChicaGo Core
spending Secretary, ". S. Pride, Wilmington.
Tho Convention then adjourned, End an inyi.
tation OF Charles i. Mantz, ono Of tho proprie-
tors, viAltel tue Ts..cs atlica IN II body, whore
handsome collation. was spread, toaas drank aud
BpeecLos made.
, 1874-06-02
SUICIDE,

ST. LOUIS, Juno 1.-Alarle Dana, n young
Fronchwomau recently from Now Orloans. throw
herself from tho liftl-atory window Of build
ing, covllcr OF Elm street and tho loyeo this
morning, almost instantly killing her, boiug
omlcnyoring to procure u stuation III goyerness,
but, being disappointed in all her efforts, became
1nacl detected and 1t in supposed committed the
ac. Wills laboriuB under q temporary alteration
OF mind. ......
Sreefa, Dispateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
punUQuE, H., june LA lnboriny nsail. NAM
cd George Bnigor, committed aulcidu this alter
noon by shooting lll1nsolf in tho oye with pia-
to IIo was crazei with drink at tho tl1no.
, 1874-06-02


From tho AenlI,his {Ycnn.) .iru1a,.che.
Tho doel Of blood whcl. occurred Init Tln1rA-
day aftosnoon ut llarklorodes Landing, Ark,
thirty miles below this city resulting in thodeath
family to fall victim to gunrowtot, ia described
by numerous peraoua who witnessed it ono Of
tho mort exciting duel oombats within lAer
knowledge.
contest left this city carly on tho morning ot
Thursday last In skiG, armed to tho teeth, aud
WIS oydently fully intent upon battling to tho
death with the yory porson who slow him., lle
wah ncconspaaiea ON his trip by Son-a lad ct
provisions, III II fitted ont for y long Journey,
ind he had S103 in mouey with him. On The way
down ho shot = wild turkey. NJ II to psacllee M II
marlssmal1, and knowing perhars that the man
he sought WAS expected to come up during tho
afternoon MI d passenger Gil tho stoRsNer Phil
Alliu, ho evidently hnstcncd his knRl craft down
the rapid current to the ecouo OF huttle,
Arriving Ut tle paoo, no found Jeaao !drlacr.
tho object Of hts hatred, sta,dsg oa the bsow Of
which ycsBel at TINT yery moment lad arrived OH
her trip from below tnwards this city. ariAcr
| had dolabtloaa watched tho approach Of nurgctt
with his HkiH, an la lind scurcoty loapod to tho
shore, with gun in hand. At take aim position,
both hansness Of tho hssrcla ra!Aed, VI Il forhos
tile p,,rpoaeB, Gro Grller hi,nhelf reaolo for q
loaded shotgun Which lo had icancd ngainBt n
carpet.BacA, md which io Desired to bring
to llllH city Tor repair. Loav!ii9 1ao bklll
10 tho caro- oi l.ia boy. Bnsgett FASTENED M tho
bank OF tho river, and as o approached iH su,n-
nit was nreostoa by draer ~ follows:
"How nre you, lIenry,l1, What doyou mean
by coming horo this way z"
II do not mean a,lytAing herioua. How aro
you, Joase2 was l,uzget!s reply.
IN n9t very we'll ans%oFea e1 ao;' 0r1a9r: ,roott
| ana leyollng his gan ho pulled trigger and
!" turned loose ii directly ut hs intended victim,
who stood not twenty paceh distant;
Luckily for tiridor, the ain was bad, aud tlie 70
slot struck tllo brow of thu ba,,! and lodged III
Tie earth noar i,ls feot Amoht At tho sanso III.
Btant Griler hrod, apd the concuesion or k!o'i of
his gun tunbloa llius oror haokwartih, md eaat
| tho gun several feet away. Ihs pasBcngers md
crew on board Of tie Phil hs1in wero spectators
of tho scone, aud all wore Impressed with tho
boliet TINT Griicr was shot. But not 10; ho re-
gained hIa feot quickly. fumb1etl about for some
got into tho wrong ytdo, losing to llln much Pre-.
| ooloua timo, aud finally grasped reyolyor wrap
, 1874-06-02

cin11v Tim nortv oroona tnuat be gcon to primary
,nnnt,nUs mnat i,o im@fofnuely rranipuatod To-
oai mottttc;a"a In wnrda n,,l yillapoB must ho
inafr,,ct"iI NM, 1nanirnd. If apy nxto III
not not, % duIy sroaacd, rt It viii grow hof with tue
friction. nuti there iuny be n dangerous combus-
Uon. Il,o mnnanomnut Of a grent railway ia
not mnrn nrillnua thnn the management Of q
nroat porty. and It is oyon moro fabto to accl-
donts wl,fci, could not llayo boon prevented.
Tloro may DO eonlo sudden development which
tloroatB oil calculatioug. Tho ppoplc, aftor vot-
inn tho regular ticket throuEl mRny years,
VT with heroic u ] anao,upaionsness, whatever iames
somo olhor way and then wllcro aro wo7
pnrtv ttirntn]iua mnv ho iorrillo to tito Office
uooifoT hnt t]n mara votor can nfYorl to laugh
NJ Il
'". a,,. ,ra,rr. ~, n,,r, rn,a,, ,,.,, opru
~ h .iaa naon.n t,r.n M " To,r, Winthron mi Iotn
III tao ttlto tnn ~ ed .r,,;in arta,rvnr,Ia thn
.t.f.o't lin, n..n - ~ 1,,,,fo,,i frao,v o1a,taI
tB p.oa s,os.ara ~, AZ" nani.nna ihnro nro ao,,a
s, su,f XVII IMu nt ~ o,oo ~ Hoyarnnr cvcn
mnu .n@ @ .as nr,saaa;n,, ~ t1a ,o,>lar miit
1'nm ~ ,,1;I, iiJp ~ t1av nj ow t,,at In
.at sn"s VI c,o,n man Gnvnrt,nr IL Ia
sse p a.op In w atafo Gnnvant,o, of
H. n ~, ros In at"ta In omo stoto
th r en.in nav In m ,,anr1v en,,n} ti,at
a;tn sn2 tmo ttno t',ar, ," 'aroe ~ mnmnata m"n
ntnnSio,,a ~ ~ ta'e INV Toanoctatn noftion Of
~ ,,ont,,n - md In tEat crtont tiara ia
"u c1,cclt Hp nnon tho powor Of narty man
nror, 1p nmo{1,or Rtatn nno ,nrtv 1nnv Invn
, 1874-06-02

Regulations by tho governor Of MISS
.isalppi upon tho Governor OF LOai*-

lam.
y .o III Ss@d: s 1ts": q sy"Wvf t1s Wood z
party for violating tho a"oling laws OF Mssala !.
sippI md tteir anbsoquont trial and aoqustal, It
wal thought Ruch matters had diou out. mud a!l'
of tloso who Ind boon engaged In previous nf-
Amoa Of n1sslsfippi, ilowey,eF, with the fentiyo
Judge Chandlor md his bold yoonlon on tho
Grand Jury, had 1ain by no means idle, and IL.
dood had wandored around with ao1no really
startling oifoets, finding, fos days "go. indict. ~
Judge phtllips and Lila friends, for murder In
tho killing respectively OF AloHBrg. Cooley and
Denvcnu. Tls,s fact. o. soon as arrived at was
reported by Judge Chanllcr to Gov. Ames, who
fooling as lo had nlroady stated to Picayana
corrcspo1idont, much aggriovcd, at onco iHsuod
acquisitions OIL Gov. Kel1ogg, Of this state, for
euoh as nre hero, md, placing them In tho hands
OF an officer, started him for thia city.
Theae. II Is hellevcd. cn.hraco not only tho
ouJa, surgeons and friends who happened to
mentioned mentioned Con. Thomas 4. Harris, Jack Wnr-
ton, Judge Phillips, DR.. Scott, hobart Ogden,
and othera. Tho ono for Judge Phillips ohafgoss
as accessories.
immediately On tho arrival Of tho 6horlr in
this city. ho called OH Cor. Kollogg and pro"
scented ills roquisitiona..
| Tho Governor, ia reply, stated that no thought
w
| avoided, because, though himaolf bitterly op'
posed to duo!ing, ho hardly llked to enforce r. {
sornothing. SO gonofally obnoxious to J., A's ths
saia ffhnt ho folt conadont tho aovorno'
| could not resist roquisitton for particl
when ono Of them waa charged will
murder. This being Of d ser!ous nature, thu
Governor then called In legal advice. md,
lnvIug boon decided TINT 1t was imporattvcl'
lis duty in tho promises, ho sont for Con. Bad
| nor, Chief OF Police, and stated tnat tho rouui
fion had arrived. 1llo Goncral. heing hiuacl
duoliHt, certainly Ind worry dollcato duty t.
perform, but of course was compelled to obo
orders, and issued warrausa for the arrest OF hlt
Phillips and his friends. These gentlemen
however, Immediately that the runor ronoho
town, fled On tho wings Of The wind, and up to
late hour last night no arroat had been e effected
would surrender, owing to the fact that tieG
might DO for months in jail without being abl
to obtain a tria1.
THIS action OF Gov. hmea RhowB that lie mean
btsi,loss, and in tho futuro bellisorcnt partft
had hetter keep out OF M:ssissipri, where =, due
ing laws arc so arbitrary and 10 rigdly o'
forced.
, 1874-06-02
ATLAsr1cs. JR|BIo Pn.IApEIprns. tRlD.
THE TURF,

Ek8TERH RACING BTANLES.
NEW YonE. Juno 1.-IAo stables Of Jerome
Park arc rapidly being filled with arryalH OF
thoroughbred horses engaged IN tho meeting Of
the American Jockey Club, which will begin OH
Saturday next. Tho latest arrivals aro at tho
stables oi Col. hleDaniels, George 4. Rice, p. J.
J. Crouso's. Several other stables are expected
to-day FROM Baltimore md tho training quarters
In this nciyhborhooG. There will 10 1Ieariy goo
horles at Jerome Park during the coming ,ncet-
Ing.
john e. Chambarlin writes that tho Monmouth
park races under the old management, arc to
be begun OH tho It'll Of July and unisllod Oh tue
i8th,--in Nll, eight taaTa.
, 1874-06-02

generally given to Robert Stephenson, tlio En-
gltsll englNocr, of haying- Iavcntod tlo tlhalar
system Of steam boilers. Ho clai,na thnt Oliver
Evans' ongino fa tho only ono adapted to atcaln
travelling, and TINT the railway ayHtotna of tho
proaont day la naroly the execution Of Oliver
Evans' plall. III 1880 tho Mechanics Magazine,
published IN London, acknowledged tho oluim Of
EyanB. III f709. sayB tho american Historical
Record Evans constructed Hteam carriage, and
1t waH tho first stoam ongino constructed OIL tho
high-prossuro principle. lie proposed to rim
hs ateam carriago OIL loyol railways, but, not
t1udng sufficient encouragement among his
travelling BY stoam. patontod bis ongiuo, aud ar-
piled 1t 10 mills.
, 1874-06-02
Il whole cnnatly Slaughtered.

From tie ist1H Francisco ChroAic.f, .Ndy q.
Tho "details Of It Horrible murder, committed at
have been received by way of tho latter place.
Tho discovery OF the terrible hatchery Of tho
whole Oycrond family was made by uelElbor,
nuJ l,o brought word OF it to San Diego, On
russng tho lo1lso Of tho Oyorentla, aud not aee-
ing my one about, ho approached tho door to
investigate, whom he found nan lying near by
with hin head beaten III. Near tho stove was the
mans wfo, whoso load Ind been split open, up
pnrcntly with en ax. Lying III tho cradle "aa
,Iluo received fatal blow with IN a1. Under
tho led where l.o jvobably crawled to hide, WAS
l. teysar-od boy, whose head llad been split open
wl,ilo III sitt!pE posture 4 boY Of years nnI
girl Of worc found on tile bed, ehch one'a
i4tnl Instrument. Tho murder WIS probably
done q, Friday or Saturday, as tho blood was
still II bright red aud fresh In appearance.
staJoln Oye1ond was 55 years q nge, ann q
rod to Alrs. MARY 1Ioraofeldt. nged 80 .yea1s
The Children aboye mentioned were AIRS, llossn-
fnldts by /. former huBbuid OverUut sold como
wool to ". w. Stewart, Of Snn Diego, Oh llAy !,
and lao waB lust seen tlore OH tllat day; gerore
goods OF uordon & Mustard. jlo was quiet
man and highly respaescd. It lah boon ascer~
TUNED that tho murdered n,nn left Sa1l Francisco
about eighteen months ngo for Snn diego, taE-
ing with hru some 1t, ,000 or @l0,0oo to engage
by tho salo Of somo firm proporty IN Iowa and
WISCONSIN, which the dauoasod wumt 1saHt to dis
poso Of heforo departing nouthwau!, and two
raicllea nlong sioamLoat Slough, which forms
7 ono OF tho bralctos OF tho Sacramento 1slver.
upon Father Ubacl, Miguel Aguiuo md othoss
being appriaod OF tin u.uldor, thoy rot out to
exe,niuo tllo pgonses TO all appearances tho
1,!assacse Ind bcon committed about dusk. Tho
victims woro all in their tny, clothes and thu
supper dlHhos wero ntll On tie table. Tho 'nur'
IutErU Ind turned ncnrly AVerytltng tlptltlc
down, hit in tlicIr hurry llley oyifouly did lot
notioo tho goods purchased fron. Gordon Il llas'
ta1d, Henry .i!o. sUa in mouay, certitlcato oi
do}losit for 4i,00n u.d a pio,nlsaory lIoto to-
lAe aBuaaBns have nut yol buon approheuded.
, 1874-06-02

SIec3NI D;epNgck 70 The Chst0dH 7F76Nf1a.
1IAp1soN Wis, Juuo la crltc1 outrage was
porpatratod yesterday near Luke Wow, n,i!cs
southeast Of tAis city, by four r1ssianH. They
knocked down and rubbed young man named
john Colon. md thcn, having stripped and
gagged lin, attempted to castrato him, but Ind
not hn1f accomplished their work whea they
were alarmed aud jlcl Tl,e young man WINS so
much injured TINT ho was unablo to crawl homo
Til late IL tho lsy and his condition Ia critical.
Tho grca.est Indignation Ia fot among tho
noighbora nt this ri,psoyoked ard cruel OUTRAGE
on worthy youth, ai,d tho perpetrators would
laye Jared hard had they boeu caught. OAiccrs
arc III pursuit.
, 1874-06-02
Tho Cemetery Dcsccration Noar Mem
pAiss

MEMPHIS Tenn.. Jnno IA number Of Wit
nesscs wc7o before tho Grand Jury to-day in ro-
gart, to tho outrsgos and robherios pesretrased
BY negroes i'll tho vicinity Of the National Como
terry on DECORATION day. Tho Ledger asssrtH that
William Horny Taylor, Snpernt ondent OF tito
cemetery, assisted tho nogroos III their acts.
Thomas Swan, President Of tho Tall Ben, e>s,
says le tried to prevent the robl'erios BY sending
arlnod mon to protect tho owners of grocorlca
and stauts, but admitH thu. he took e2J from
Mr.. Pope for llcense to soll, because 1t was in
tho programme that nothing mas to bo sold III
that vicinity,
, 1874-06-02

Fonr WAYNE, In1., June 1.-Dotcclive Whit
noy, Of tho United Statea seorat Service, arrived
and arrestcd William lsa.hburn for circulating
counterfeit mouey. On saturday Mr.. Whitney
arrested man named Abe Hall, nj Cairo, asmall
ylllnge aix miles from Lima, O., o., tho aarao
charge. Hall is an old offender, who but TO.
Gently emerged from the Michigan City pcniter.
tinry, whore ha lad served q full tive ycara'
term. On his person WIS found largo amount
Of counterfeit fractional curroucy Of tile 50-cant
denomination, which waB tinely executed and
well calculated to docoiyo, tho viguetto being
tho hcnd Of Edwin II. Stanton. Do-
sit.cs tho 6Q-cent countorfoits thero waa
largo number OF $40 bills issued by the Firat
National Bank Of Delphi, Ind, which had beon
raiset from II bills. Tho faco OF tho bill would
net boar tho scrutiny Of IN export, although it
would pass with most people, The buck Was
very well executed. 1lathburn, tho man arrcst-
cd horo this morning, ia d carpenter, and evil
IDENTIFY IL new hnnd at the work Of Eassing couis-
tertelt money. He can,e hero recently from
Ohio, and when arrested was employed in a car
penter shop. In mis- possession waH found a
considerable amount OF tho above described bills
and fractiounl currency. uo Inns been mat1e q
sucker by the villains who tret put tho lnouoy
out, aud moulns bis folly when it is too late.
He waa detected the first tino he attempted tc
pasH ono Of tue 50-csnt notea. Mr. WhitnoYlot'
for Cleveland at uoon with his prisoner.
, 1874-06-02
Destruction Of n Coal CoEapnny's
PrNter1F.

Srec7a1 Diapatch to The Chicago Tribune
DASv1I.1E. June la dastardlY outrage was
enacted at one Of the Nloes Dank Coal Cont
pany's n,inos last night by some persons tn
known. This Company, whose oteratiyts struck
some timo ago, substituted non-U Union 1,en md
common laborers, who haye boen permitted to
work SO far without molcstatinn. This morn-
ing, upon repairing to their working rooms, they
discovered tireo OF tho rooma pullod down and
all their mining tools destroyed. damaging
them and tho Company upward Of $500.
, 1874-06-02
ClcrSvinen Arrested fra Iowa for Vio'
1atts,y the Fisla L:hsv.

11t1IsISE lI1H II E1HEa 17ssNf IT =
Lancaster III. iAay 10Y, Correspondence Qf the DK-
bttuue Usrdtl.
The town III in 4 furor this morning on account
Of tho arl est Of halE-a-dozen Of our most prom
inent citizans. Tho neputy-Shoriff. Nv. a. Pat
ton. Of buchanan County. arrived here on tho
Rev ]. Il. Barry. tho HOY. L. Stiles, Dr.. B: Fl.
Reynald, nnd ]. T. Adams, TOR violating the Fish
law. 1t scoms that. q few days ago, these rev-
erand gentlemen went to tho Buffalo River, III
buchanan County, aud drow d seine, catching q
Iaw. They hnyo been taAen to Winthrop before
". Woolworth, J. F., to answer the Charge. ]
understand thor dofot,Be Is ignorance Of the law.
, 1874-06-02

WHEELING. ". Va Juno 1.-Chapna.,. who
was ahot in tho picnic row at Donwood, Saturday
lust, iiod to-day.
, 1874-06-02

Iivnils VIZ. stephenson.
correspondent Of tho Philadelphia ledger
claims for Oliver EyauH, AL American, tho honor
, 1874-06-02

Of the Cznr md Of tho bappy couple, tho Duke
an Dnocss Of Eing Gn aS fse1ns oasro ,c
, 1874-06-02
MARRIAGES.

FyFE-RutiERS-O thu cysninK Of May r.. a. this
r.sldence 81 tho hrdcs parents ~ te Ksy YGnsur'
, 1874-06-02
AUCTION SALES.
by ELLISON, pON11SltOY s. co.
BA NIX RUPT SALE
Hardwood Lumber at Auction,

TUEsnAY MORNING. M n Inno ? At at 70 o'Sloet At Lum~
~ nt;lsr ot r r JegSins E.q ;ssRnso% % " viii -
rnpts, cpnsi4nR of As, Walnut Oak, ttGkhry, Maple
ChgrFy, !tntternut, and other hardwood lu,noor.
ht.o, Cbrh. .Wpba.
OfRce fnrnEtnrr, otu,, ofe. ..
Bal0 positive for cash, and will hn mid In lois Ia eut.
ELLISON. rOMEItOY l. CO.. Xuotinnoors,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-03-06

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