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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-11-06

CRIBDING.-This is an acquired habit,
and very difficult to stop, except by a
tight strap around the neck at all times
when not in use. The cause is supposed
to be dyspepsia, but that is not certain,
although the patient is generally out of
condition at the time the habit is acquir-
ed. Carbonate of pota b and iron is a
good remedy for it. J. H.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-11-06
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-11-06
the MEDICINE THAT CURES
VEGETiN E.

Taking into consideration the character Of its
vouchers the history of its cures and the immense
increasing demand, VEGETlNE may be fairly
entitled the leading medicine Of the age.
For scrOfuia in the blood, VEGETlNE Is an in
fallbe remedy, and no person need suner from
tumOrs, ulcers, and all diseases arising from i'm
pure blood, If VEGETINE Is used according to
directions. There Is not case Of scrofula in ex-
istence that VEGETlNE will not cure, provided,
however, the vital functions have not lost their
power of action, all that may he said to the con-
trsry notwithstanding.
VEGETINE is pleasant to the taste, mild in its
influence and absolute in its action disease as
the following unquestiOnable evidence will show.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-11-06
Wat Is VegetIne I?

1t is a compound extracted from barks,
roots and herbs. II is natures remedy. 1t is
perfectly harmless from any bad effect upon the
system. 1t is nourishng and strengthening. 1t
acts directly upon the blood. IL quiets the ner-
vOus system. 1t gives you good sweet sleep at
fafhers and mothers, for II give, them Strength.
quiets their nerves, and gives them natures
sweet sleep-as has been proved by many an aged
person. Ii is the great Blood Purifier 1t is q
soothing remedy for our children. 1t has relieved
and cured thousands. 1t is very pleasant to take;
every child likes it. 1t relieves and cures all
diseases originating from impure blood. Try the
VEGETINE. Give it u fair trial for your COM
plants; then you will say to your friend, neigh
Dor and acquaintance, 'fry it, it has cured me. -
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-11-06
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At the Very Lowest Rates
And all kinds Of LEGAL BLANKS ftlrnishesl in
large quantities at low prices.

Al Orders Rerire Prompt Aaention.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-11-06

the next day his head was full of
"prizes," and while he was at his work he
kept muttering to himself, Twenty
thousand dollars" "Ten thousand dol
lar" "Five thousand dollars" and so on.
When he went home the next night he
was almost unhappy with the nervous
anxiety into which he had thrown him.
self. The temper had grasped him firm.
ly, and whenever he thought of the lot
terry he saw nothing but piles of gold
and silves. In short James Lanning had
made up his mind that he would buy the
ticket, He went to the little box where
he had already 500 laid up toward pay
ing off the mortgage from his house
The lock clicked with a startling sound,
and when he threw back the cover he
hesitated. He looked at his wife, and he
saw that she was sad.
ooh, I'm sure shall draw a prize 7"
he said, with faint, fading smile.
He took four halfeagles from the box
and put them in his pocket. His wife
said nothing. She played with her baby
to hide her sadness, for she did not wish
to say more on the subject. She had
seen that little pile of gold gradually ac-
cumulating, and both she and her hus-
band had been happy in anticipating the
day when the pretty cottage would be
all their own. But when she saw those
four pieces of gold taken away from the
store she felt foreshadowing of evil.
She might have spoken against the
movement, but she saw that her husband
was sorely tender on the subject, and she
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-11-06

gold in his hand, but he gave me none of
it. Oh, do not chide me! You know
not whatI have sufiered-what hours of
agony have passed-and you cannot
know now. Oh my wife, would to God
l had listened to you!'
"-sh," calmly whispered the faithful
wife, as she drew her hand across her hus-
bands heated brow. Mourn not for what
is lost. will no: chide thee. 1t is hard
thus for you to loose your scanty earn
ings, but there might be many calami-
ties worse than that; courage James we
will soon forget it."
"And Mr.. Rowse will foreclose the
mortgage. You will be homeless" MUIR
INJURED young tanning, in broken
accents.
"No; will see that all is safe in that
quarter" added Hannah.
At that moment the babe awoke, and
the gentle mother was called to care for
it. On the next day. at noon, Hannah
tanning gave her husband receipt for
fifteen dollars from Mr.. Rowse.
Here" said she, ''interest is paid.
Now let US forget all that has passed and
commence again."
"But how-what has paid this 2" asked
James, gazing first upon the receipt and
then upon his wife.
Never mind"
"Hh but must mind. Tell me, Han
nah"
well, have sold my gold watch"
"SOld itI'
'But l can buy it back again. The
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-19
GSo;chcnflichc Slli,rois Sfaofs- Bcif,ena

feingebiloeter, geiltreider Ufann, bril<
Ianter G~euolpieler uIo in allen Iitnlten
betpanoert, ipar Ell bier III Den ipeiteiten
Sreiieu als 0eieQi6alter sei6GBt. SAT-
QltQbenoli6 1a9 man i6n i'm ellglten 6az
milieufreile I'M Ei5marG'ideu 6auie.
llno nod beut ipiro cine 5ierll1e 0abe
beIlelben 3u lraelo etilem teltll6en Ats
lQB III ben Salons Der WllDelN5 ltrdBe
Is ge6u6reno belpa6rt. Der &rteg madte
oielelt trouteu Stluleben elll labe5 Gnoe,
unD Baron Stoifel, Der piellet6t barauf
fuBeno feline Gile CUR Nbretie 5ei9te, Ell
belt ben b~efannGeu 3iDan9spaB II Der
Staotsfau3elei. Sb 6rGuletn BON Bis
marG iennatS oarat 9eoGWt bat, Urau
ODerlt St0ffel 5u Deroen, oh CT, lie sur
Yrau Oberlt 81 MAIDEN, oariiber feblt
ieoe anoeutlng. WabrihetnIlD lit eS
nidt. Wfau fam an etnanOer geIel.
IDnftlid WeialIen finoei, oDHc IT'D glei1
DetratDeu Ill polIen. Wtayte Don BiS=
mard, ipeHn ouW ui9t lhDH, bat bop
etipas pom Weiit ibreS Sattrs geerbt,
aber aub bon letner uiDterneu Grpis
guNa Der Otlge.
Sin anDerer 6reun5 oeS Bi5mard's
itben 0anlcs bat IS altd .GuJenbtidItb
nit iDn sero0r6en, Da5 Bert ner
Trcmbenblatt. 9jeler Darmlojc
9lcui8feitabote, BET germ 8eiebene @alt
an 1bectilNe. Der ArIltofratle, bat lett
Ginger !3eit bic ungLlltlithe Wiarotte,
letncn Spalteu audi etlpaS Bolttlt %eInSua
Derlei6en. Die 2Beier- 3eitnns uno naA
IDt anoere StituUgen brtRgen zines ld0:
Ncn Cages Die 9tabri0t, 0aB Shirt BtS1
marCf oen &ailer nidgt la1 StalieN be-
9ielten mtr0e. Sic gilt ais GUT pinipis
rtrt", mo 10 orudt oenll 0utD oa3 6ren;
oenDlatt .bieie lteloun8 al. Die anncrelt
3tituugen LEFT Ul5morf njht, oa fQut
G0nl Der un9lliGli0s 6arnidel Der @ebets
men Observation-Disclosures ais St0ren:
frleO Der GarSinsr UtuBeltunoea ms
j0auS. Allo GlN Ou, Brutu5, bcuft
Der geIt0rte S0iOe ulo oiftirt alsOalO
cine lad8robe 8erIdtiguna al Die Jtoro:
heutiDe Algemcite 3ettung, iii Der e.
nit rtct0tfertigtH Gtftnoun9eH" uuO
00rmurfel Aegcu Die @ebetme O0eybofs
bu00ruderei nur 10 UNI lib mirtt. OeH
Sd}rcd ill ltreng lopaten JlG0barboule
oe5 0finiltertum5 ber 0u9ipIrttgen Nnges
Ie6enbeiten tanu man liD Doriteaen.
Oa5 Uremoenblatt brUdt ftejntout Die
Straiprcoigt 40 mo benefit nur, baB e3
ntlbt odein Der Climber let. 9fuH, Der
3oru os5 NdjQtU5 miro UertGuOen, mo
0a5 6rem0eu0latt lpigo feline ,8eiierun8"
pura Ole IBot beIUeiler. lln0 oamiT
fouisu iDir flr beut NON ben GaBesSes
iprG1en 8erltu5 2tb(0te0 nebmeH.
johannes . 10 d.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-19

Oennod benuBte er feline @eipaIt unbes
oentli6 su leineu 8ribatsipeden. Oils
Ietn Brloer Yebro Hablo Garcia Moz
REM nit einem QuslduOer in Streit oes
rietD lno it6 ouBer Stanoe fano, benz
ielben gerthtlt6 3u berto(gen, 6efd6l oer
Brdltoent auT Nnltiften leireS BruoerS
ether Dame. nit tuelher icner 6remoe
bertDbt mar, III nhtu1Dpierstl Sturoen
n1s 2ano 3u %pertaiien. Gin geri6tti6es
SerfabEeH. auBer fir g~enlcine 8erbreNen
QertHger yeutc, iuar cine unbefanltc
Sa6e, Der SeIebl oe5 Brdiioenter gait
fir Nntldge. llnteriuhuag uuo 0erurs
tDellung, NueS IN Ginen.
Die iebten TiQe oieier Dirt betrafen
bret Offl5lere, Die nit 8entenjae in De-
5teDullg geltanoen, Dem Wenera[, Der
etneH Nufltdno gelua0t bate, I'M Der
lpaDrunB ongegen eir5uiegen. oaB Garcia
Wtoreno 1ld1 leLOlt gum Dictator ernanRt
Date. ipaDre1o Elm regetm1BIg ernG6tter
Sr0toent noh i'll 2lnlte mar. Sic pur.
Deli 3peiulal Dor Gin &rie9SBeri6t ~geltetIt,
5IDeimNl unlhuLoi3 erfatHt uto ents
lalIen; aber nadoem lie gum britten
Wt9lc oerbattet iporoen iDaren, muroen
lie ouf oe5 OlctatorS BeieDl perurt9eilt
llo aDt Gtltloen naD tQrer Bie6srOer=
Daftul9 erlboNtn. (Gine gauge 9teibe
NOD dr8ercr BLutt9dtcu Worcno'S lit bes
relts all Dorlteaenoer Sttlle geibllocrt
lDorocn. Die Neo.) Aul3 nor l~eiler
NleoeripahI, Dor ~eiui8en Utouotsn, l0no
Elm GDnllOc5 Shtiuderthtsperiabrcn
(tatt. Ser Qerou98eber elmer 3eiluug
murOe Dor 0eridt 9cittIt, irei0elpto6en,
absr an Den Selebl pe3 4rditosnten bin
u%erb0nut.
WIorc!ln Bat einen Nauen binterIaIs
leu, Der talt BON letnem Ban5cn 8olfe
Dsta0lNsnt iplro; er bat fcti groBes
Wcrt uolleloet; CT bat sjnigt 8eriu1e
genaht, Die 0lfentliNen NtBe Su uer.
beheru, er bat cllpa3 fir ben ltnierrj6t
3u tbull oerludt, nbsr CT 8ab bic olieIt.
tl0en S1nleu III DE 0iaoe leiucr Bfaf:
fen uup 0tGis unterbriideN nlebr otc Bit
Dung. ais Dab lie oieielbe f0toern. Gr
BAT leiA Botf Deruntergc6raOt, 10 iebr
ote5 nur Elm Jtegent tDun fam, ulo
manbe Sabre rDeroen oergebeli, che lein
lWd0tiAer GtNfIuB iiberDWIoen fem
miro. WdDreno Der 9esenlpGrtiaen @es
Iteration miro ietu Jfaale niht oDue cine
8eriDInlduug 9cnaHnt Deroeu. Seine
WrabIhriTt 1T Gill EriunpbgeIang Der
Ureibeit uuo iein Go0e5tag Oct Gag ets
ner 3tation0le Ycier."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-19
3ost NaD 1tnc Ssrn.
. Il I Il ).

Giten neucu 8ettrag ;u bet bieIen
o 0tuuiGen GcgrtffeH, Die
man III Oeutlhlanb BON Nmerisa tnb
audi BON 0eutib : Nmerifa Degt, liefert
etl BUD bss Brof. Wuttee iiber ole Oeuts
i6eu 3eitlbrifter. Sn benz Bu0e bes
ftnoet it'd aud ein Ablhnitt tibet yllms
lang Der oeuti0en GaJeSpreiie III gtoros
Nnertfa" uno o1 fontmt folQenoe Stelle
uor: vG5 lit iii ben Ser. Staaten oa9iu
%gctommcn, oaB ocutibe !3ettungen tbren
Eeierl Die elgltl6en b%oaltdnoiG crleBen,
mo e5 9i6t iolGe, bic itber 5000 None6z
iner 9etponneu BADEN. OaS Deutlht lit
i'm Oortlhretten. Der 0erauSgeber
Der Oentl DEN 8cttung III Saint
9outS lit ge8enmdrttg Elm Ne8er."
50 piel ,Bertb mic Oieie 8e5auptuug Bat
oas ganae BUD Dou Wuttte.
- Su Detroit lit rs iest uuter
epublifant der Stabtberrs
ldaft geraoe 10 ipett %9efomnen, tuie eS
inter ber t0errldlaft oerielbeu uuoalifs
baren Yartei DOr a,pei Sabyen iii @0icago
ltanO, 100 man freili6 Oieiem l1tfuge ein
Gnoe init SAredcn 6ereitet bat. Die
yOetroiter 2%lbenopoit", Elm liberGlsrepus
blifanil0e3 3latt, lit ser Nnit0t, hub Die
9tepubllfGler oDrtlelblt feilen 0ratO
b0ben, nit %belonoerS .o%ngeuebmen @ez
fiIDlen bet nd3lten WabI entgegenauleben.
0iele 2emperen3s uno Wtufere Bortei
babe bic cih9epanOerten 8iirger iib ent-
fremoet uno wDue bios Die Yuritaners
polittf ais bic ridti9e gelten lalIen.
r!oier iinb Die 03rfer unb Tempcren;(er"
idreibt bic o&bcnopolt"tr S0ritt Dor Stritt por-
9eriift nno BADEN cs cobt!l 9cbrudt, baB otr re-
rutb, Der repubtttdnlibe 9OllSciridter, Der repA>
btitantibe YoliSeiUeL tur5 oe repubtitanil9en
Neb6rotn alleiamlnt, ibren @iiniAen uno Geoos
tel it'd Iit5ei, oaB Detroit, Die 0tetropole bts
Sta0tts Michigan. cine Staot Don ntebr us bunz
Oerttauieno GlnWo1nert, luOuol fallm ole 0dlIte
atf omerifoniiGcm 8ooen %9eborct, am Solntag
etnent ooch 9antceOorIe glet6'."
Sci ben Us dbLen in Obto
entipidtlten Die beiOel ParteIeR f~oI9enOe
StIrfe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-19

Sen Butler fdnst iebt gar an, fur
oen Ynpteri0luinoel 5u beten. S1
etuem S6retben an einen papieri0nino,
ler>Berein 1T 9ten OOrt ruft er in 0in.
Bid allf Die algc(trebte Gtu3iebun9 pom
Bapier9elo in beiliger Gntriltunq aug /:
y(1tc LANCE, 0otG, tDie lange, lptrlt Oh
Sol0es outoen ?~ Ser ,2lna. b. N."
lneint All oiclem 0utler'i0en Webete:
ygluf @roeu lit allies aus nit Butter, lest
lucnoer CT ii1 all ben 0imnet I'M Suite.
8ielei1t lit III Der 95Qc ole Steue elles
Wtepbiitp erleoigt; mo8tt1, ooB tbm oisie
bon Xucifer gegebeu miro. Bon O0ttern
mo Ntsnl6:H bat CT nl1ts me9r ;u ers
tparten."
Def ebentalige Rebeuen: Giccz9rdz
lioent Iler. j. STEPHENS miro uors
au5ii6tlid leinen Sl5 i'll relen GongreB
utht einlebnet f0lnen. Ocnn lein
obnebin 10 gcl4ip&6ter &0rper. Der niDt
einmal buuoert Yiuno nie8t, tit BON et.
llett nellen lOueren 2eioeH - benz Nialenz
ltein - belmgelubt.
8rdiioeut NuOreiD D II bate
Dor Sa9ren einen N6le9er BON Der Beioe
erbaltet, oeren 3pei8e bas GRAB be-
Ihatten, in peL1em cinit auf ct. 6elena
ser groBe u a y lie on rubte. Sobniom
bate ben i3peig in leineTG arten inWretnz
DiQe gepflon5t uno IS 1T nit Der 3eit Gin
itattllher Baum oarauS getporoet. Gin
Nbleger oapon miro test 0nf Sobuion's
@rab geptlan5t.
Die 3 unt9dusGer in Solicit,
ST., batteu lebten SONttG8 einen neueu
Wenul. gtQhoeNn DerId0iebeue Weiitlihc
allerlei Crbauliaes al i9nen gelprcAen
batteu, erbob ith pl0yIi9 Die 6rau 0ous
uerneurin 8eoeriOge, Die nit tbren Doz
ben @atten auf ber Misunderstanding
,peilte. uno belt nit fIorer, iuettbin
l1auenber Stimme elmer iptrflt1 ges
mlitbpouen 8ortra9 iiber pabre Gbris
ite1llebe, ipel1e ebenIoiuobl benz Eerirrz
ten it'd ~suipeuoe, THE benz Netueu uno
lluuerOorbenen. yta1 oer Yreoigt Der
yrau Wouuerneurin fano cine f0rm[i9e
, @rpedun0" unter ben Strdflingen ltatt;
325 perlelbtn b%etaunten li9 3u @6riitUs,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-14
9amief @'Gonmelr,
Der fatboIii6e 0tctormatcr.
(JortltBuns }
0crtiesuns fOlst.)

tOpttVpunb
Gin itiirmil9 ausbre6enoer Ysifalsruf
beslsitets oiele @orte, worauf Die 0erur-
tbeilten Gem S9eriif Der Stabt Dublin
iiberseben uno in bas @sfdnsniB Bid.
mono. YenitertiarD 9ebra9t muroen. Sic
Siebe oes Bottles iOl9te ibm in Die Mausrn
oes Strafbauies uno i6miidte ibm leinen
&erter, Der iibrigsns nit alien gequemli9-
teiten oes 2sbsns aus9eitattet mar, nit
&oien. Der @ouperneur bate ibm eini=
&c bon isinen eissnen 3immern ein9e=
rGumt, uno gleib einem SiirIten belt
O'Gonncl 9ldnSsnoe Sspsrs, smpIin9
6remor uno 6reunoe aorehen unb 9epu-
tationen, wel6e Dem ,9roben Serurt6eil.
ten" Die SbeiInabme ibrer beiii9li6en G0r=
peri6aitsn oarSubringen beitimmt warel,
nit einem @orte Die Suloisun9 bon gang
Srlano. o0s in Der perion ieines Ysfreiers
Die &ubnbeit abbibte, Dem liollen, md6ti-
gen England Den 6sboebanol6ub binse=
porfen 81 baben.
98dbreno O'Gonnsa in isinem @eiGno=
niis ni6ts entbebrte aIs Die Sreibsit, MUIR
De feline uno leinsr Mitssfansensn Ri6ti9-
teitsbeibperoe, beren Yorbersitun9 ALIEN
44O Yiuno 9etOitst baben iol, on bas
Oberbans beiOrbert, sas mad lan9sm
Sample am 2. September bauptl66Gd
ipe9en unpolltdnoi9feit Der @si6wornens
oas llrtbeil iir ni9tis e%rtIirte. Gin
unssbeaersr Subel perbrsi.s.s I6 "a 9u-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-14

Cine babe Stunhe na6ber belt Dos
fransDli6e Seer nit idallenocn 0oidunsn
UNI fliegenoen Sannern einen i%iespruntsn=
Den GinSug, Die 3unftIeute oasesen Sosen
iid poa Srauer uno Yetriibnib in ib-e
@obnungen Suriid.
Ser Masiitrat unb Die 2eliaerts tamtn
nun aud aus Der Snrs .berpoL uno iiber
Ole Staot uerbreitete iib cine i4einb0re
Hube.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-20

A dispatch from Buffalo states that yeste O..
day morning, Q FIRE wsS discovered IN the
Hazard Elevator, located At the foot Of
Main street, asro's the creek. In short
time the elevator was in sheet of flames.
which communicated to the Excelsior Ele-
water, asoining, and before 4 stream of
water could be thrown on them they were
be'1nd saving The Hazard Elevator. ad.
1000 bushels of oats in store. The insur.
ance is not yet known. A building across
The creek, Oh Shore street, caught FIRE sever
II times, and the best efforts Of tho frs CO.
partment were necessary to eonans the fra
o its original limits. Loss $50, 900.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-20
RELIGIOUS.

West Presbitsrian Church-Preashing to-
morrow at 10H O'Clock, q. M, and N p.
n, by the pastor, Rev. J. NJ. P. cts. Sub
ject for the morning 1.-THE nature and
necessity Of repentance turn or burn :"
for the evening, "The Moody and Sankey
work in America-its perils and dangers"
All are cordially invited. . az
At the Clayton Loan Association last
night the following sums were disposed of:
$S0O@1. 80 per share; and 81, ,0OO@2.Oo per
share. the balance to Withdrawing shares.
This Sabbath morning will begin q series
Of Sermons on the LorIs Prayer. At 7K
o'clock in the evening, subject "New
Life" A cordial invitation to all to attend.
The Rev. F. B. Duval, pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church, Market street, above
9th street, will preach in the msrning at
10% o'clock, -,,
The Morning herald., 1875-11-20
A New York Budget.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1o.-It is understood
|'hat Ex-Mayor A. Oakley Hall, has de-
e'ded to relinquish the legal profession, and
undertake the management Of the Park
theatre.
The Posts Washington special says it is
now known to be absolutely certain that
me recent correspondence with Spain has
not been Of such nature as to jnstify ap-
P'shensioAs of rupture.
IL can be said authoritavely that Spain
mas not conceded that hereafter, American
.llizens on trial before court martial in Gu
va shall have the right of defence by coun-
s'. OF their own nationality and of their own
selection Tho united States has not mas
%anueo a such right. OM Spain to try
..mes. Ag @:e'eafA dickens by court martial at ALL
The Morning herald., 1875-11-20
A Fathers Crime.

ERIE, Pa, Nov. 19.-About noon to-day
Pcob Wamsgons, German, about sixty
(ars of age, living on Sixteenth street,, shot
5 daughter Annie, aged eighteen years, in
Pe right breast with revolver. He then
IN out of the house by the back way into
r alley and placed the revolver ia his
Pouth and fired, killing himself instantly.
Fe was widower and the father of twelve
pildren. The cause of the act is said to be
Falously. The daughter is still living, but
p hopes are entertained of her recovery.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-20
ONE CENT.
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.
Market day.
Sun rose at 6:6,

Market day. S
Sun rose at 6:5S.
Another spell of Indian summer.
Police business is miserably dull now.
Our Boys tonight. Secure your seats.
What is the matter with the City Town
clocks
Tho Wilmington boys think 1t is marble
time.
All our vagrants are attending court at
New Castle. .r.
Wilmingtonians are trying to get Theo-
dOre Thomas.
There is large number Of market wa
gons In town to-day.
Bishop Garrett will preach tomorrow in
st. Johns church, 9th Ward.
The Gazette says ito weekly Is the best
paper in the State for this week.
The bond Of Jossp Hyde, late Chief En-
gineer Of tho Water Works, has been can
celled. Ea go
Only five days till Thanksgiving-W What
emotions must stir the agitated brsa sts Of
the ill-fated turkeys.
The Childrens' Sewing School connected
with Trinity Church, viii meet this Alter
noon at O'Clock, p. N.
Do not fail to attend the sale Of Real e.
tate this aftsrnson, st 8 p. m, If you desire
N elegant home near the city.
Another child of William Schneider, 3Ol
E. Sth street, has died of diptheria, and an
other child IL sick in the house with II.
Messrs Walter Galley 4 Oliver Troth
will speak in the City Hall tomorrow
(SEnday) At $50 o'clock. All are cordially
inviteted to attend. E"
The Morning herald., 1875-11-20

of the occurrence; saw O'Neil in lot of
Church street; saw Wingate standing at thu
corner of Eleventh and Church streets; saw
him run up Church street; saw O'Neil Ee'
on the sidewalk; saw pistol in O'Neil't
hand; heard report of shst; he, (O'Neil)
was on the side the lot was on.
The witness was further examined but
not important.
Elizabeth Holmes, sworn-Knew the de-
ceased Sarah Coyle; saw her lying on the
ground in the yard; heard no shot fred that
morning.
VIM. NJ. Candy, afIirmed-Saw Wingate
after he was arrested; saw the prisoner run
down to the lower mill; O'Neil had pistol
in his hand with one finger on the trigger.
VIM. II. Brady, sworn-Saw prisoner On
the 10th of January; know that he had q
pistol; that between 10 and 12 o'clock; he
gave it to me; it was fve-shooter; don't
remember whether / gave it to Coroner
Groves.
Richard Groves swOrn-Testifed, am
coroner of this county. Drs. Wales and
Grimshaw attended the inquest. The ball
was given to me by DR.. Wales, (ball and
part Of skull produced) the ball given to
me fitted the pistol.
Cross examined by Mr.. Lore.
Don't know whose pistol it was; part of
it was broken off; to the best of my opinion
1t was a five shooter.
Daniel Farra, City surveyor was recalled;
explained by map Of the place, the different
lengths, etc., which appeared in previous
evidence.
Counsel for prisoner then arose and ad-
dressing the Jury proving to them that the
ball from O'Neil's pistol could not have
reached the spot where the girl was
standing.
The following witnesses were then called
for the defense:
William H. Brady, John McCaukey, Jno.
Hurtz, Nathaniel Metcon, Officer Bernhardt,
Mr.. Woodward, and William McSherry.
The sttements of the witnesses were very
sim =, they were all afterwards cross
examined.
Mr.. Lore will close for the prisoner to-
day.