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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-04-23
Political.

blaine & Allison is the latest
Presidential conjunction.
The Mount Pleasant Journal
dominates Hon. J. G. Newbold for
Lieut.. Governor. The suggestion is
well grounded in the fitness Of the
candidate. Mr.. Newbold would
make good presiding officer. +.
-Dantorth Eddy of Grinnell, for
merly of Clayton county, is brought
out by Congressman Pratt as can
didate for Lieut.. Governor on the Re
publican ticket. We rather imagine
Pratt's endorsement will be too uch
for him, even if he had any strength
or other prominence.
The Waterloo Courier says that
Sam Clark of the cute CITY is 'too
good man to step down from the
editorial chair to preside oyer the
Iowa Senate" which shows II proper
appreciation of the profession, how
ever it may reflect on the Lieutenant
Governorship.
The Wright County Monitor
says: eff Sam Kirkwood would only
wear Il collar, the Northern portion
of Iowa would go for him for the U.
S. Senate. Perhaps it will anyhow"
Men who don't wear collars espec-
tally Of the political sort, are just
the SORT that the Republicans of Iowa
want for candidates.
Abba has woman suffrage So
ciety, numbering in its membership
about fifty of the leading people OF
the place. The Union says that in
the society the subject has been di-
vested of all cxtraneous issues and
that its object, 'is simply and alone
to cndeavor to secure in Iowa, an at
firmativc answer to the question,
Shall woman be enfianchised?"
The Ottumwa Democrat sug-
gests that Ham of the Dubuque Her.
aid as the member of the National
Democratic Committe for Iowa,
shall sign call for State conven-
ton Of the Democratic Democrats,
but Ham who has never risen to the
conception of principle or consistency
in politics, sits waiting to see which
way the cat jumps.
1t is mentioned rs a circum-
stance in favor of Hon. John Russell
as candidate for the Governorship,
that quite number of the prominent
insurance men Of the State are OBJ
posed to him. 1t is presumed that
Mr.. Russell while Auditor of State
was a little too strict in enforcing the
needful regulations with regard to
these corporations to be in good odor
with them.
The Fort Dodge Messenger says:
"The combination said to have been
formed for the election of Mr.. Harlan
to the Senate does not seem to exist
to any remarkable degree. The facts
are against it, as we are told, and Mr..
Harlan will stand alone. Some of
his former opponents are now his
friends, and that's about all there Is
of 1t. The old Senator has been So
licited by many to enter the race, but
the rumor Of Senator Allison endors-
ing him is all the veriest moonshine."
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-04-23
Notice Of Proving Will.

STATE OF IOWA.
Buchanan County,
ESTATE OF Jason LITTLE
To all Uh0m mdy concern.
NOU are hereby notified that an instrument in
L writing. purpofting to be the last will and
of Jason Little, deceased, late of Blu
chanan county. State of Iowa, was opened and
read in open court. on the Sth day of April, 1873
and the 14th day of June, 1875, was fixed by the
Court for proving and admitting the same to pro
bate WITNESS my hand and the seal OF
the Circuit Court in and for said
L.. s.. County. this Sth day of April. A. d..
1915. ID. l.. SMITH.
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-04-23
STOREY the BLACKBOARD of the Chi

STOREY, the BLACKBOARD of the Chi
cago Times, has Just been mulcted in
the sum Of $25,Ooo damages, for pub
fishing letters rejecting upon the
character for chastity of Miss Early,
a respectable young lady of good
family, in Rockford, III. If Storey
can be driven to abandon profess
ion he disgraces by few more such
prosecutions as these, nobody Will re-
pret IT,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-04-23

THE Waterloo Courier says that
the principal stock in trade of the
Reform party papers is growl. It
might have added with truth that
the stock is fearfally shopworn and
disgustingly unclean.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-04-23
Magic Swine.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
MAY I, 1875, TO APRIL 80, 1876.

& EALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
y undersigned until the first day of May next at
3 O'Clock. p NJ, for furnishing the materials and
building a school house in sub district number
three in Hazeton township, Buchanan county.
Iowa. Plan and specifications be with
the Secretary. The Board of Directors Will meet
at the Patrons Hail. Hazeton, on Saturday, the
first day Of May, at O'Clock. p. NJ, wheu they
will enter into contract with the lowest approved
bidder requiring him to give bonds.
J. L. FRIARS.
3w3S Secretary.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-04-23

Delhi retains the seat Of government
of Delaware county The petition to Or
der an election to remove it, was deficient
in the number Of names attached.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-04-23

No exceptions can be taken to the
Postmaster General on the score of
lack of candor. When Sam Bard,
of Atlanta, Ga, asked why he was
removed from the office of post
master, Mr.. Jewell answered, abe
cause you are altogether too unani-
nous; you talk too much, write too
much, and splurge around generally
too much for the good of the SER
vice. Though this SIS probably the
first removal on record for like cause,
it affords lesson for the Nasbyan
fraternity not to split on the rocks of
unanimity and garrulousness.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-04-23

A STRONG appeal is to be made to the
country for funds to finish the Washing
ton monument at the national capital
before the centennial exposition. The
sum required is <5tO.l)0.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-04-23
AUCTION SALE.

T'HE undersigned will offer for sale at Public
i Auction, at his residence, miles south Of Jes-
FRIDAY, APRIL 30th, 1875,
at o'clock p. NJ, the following described prop
erty, tO-wit:
One pair Of bay mares, years old unequaled
as a carriage team. and will work the farm;
mare mules S years old, unsurpassed for gentle
ness and work, either single or double two year
old colt Of good stock; mule one year old; or
4 fresh mich cows; l two year-old heifer; calves
good riding corn plOw; stirring plow; corn
shelter; a pair Of bob sleds; set of double har-
ness; tame and wild hay; straw, etc
TERMS:-All sums of IS and under cash: all
sums over Is, 10 months time with approved Sc
curity, AMOS ROW.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-04-23
STATEMENT

OF THE EXPENDITURES OF BUCHANAN COUNTY.
AS AUDITED BY THE BOARD OF SUPER
yIsORs AT THEIR JANUARY AND
APRIL SESSIONS,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-04-23


And fred the shot heard round the world
in the face of a detachment of British
troops sent out from Boston by Gen.
Gage to destroy military stores col
lected by the patriots at Concord.
The great results which followed this
insignificant contest invest it with a
momentous interest, and the hun
dreth anniversary was celebrated
in magnificent manner on the his
toric. battle-ground. The President
and Cabinet, the Governors of the
New England States, and notables
from all over the country were pres
ent, with a vast concourse Of people,
so vast that the railroads were not
adequate to transport them. Almost
every town in Massachusetts, was rep
resented by delegations of patriotic
citizens, the number in attendance
being estimated at 10000 or $4,000.
James Russell Lowell contributed a
poem, and Geo. VIM. Curtis an ora
ton, Richard H. Dana, Jr. also deliv-
cred an grafton, and letter was
read from w. E. Gladstone, EXPIRE
mier of England.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-04-23

LAST Monday, April 10th was the
centennial annivelsa of the Battle
of Lexington, the initial contest of
the war Of the revolution. just one
hundred years ago this smiling
month of April, on the common of
the village of Lexington a handful
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-04
A MINISTER Kicked up i t:Oz(

a MINISTER picked up a frozen
wasp on the side. walk, and with view
to advance the Interests of science, he
carried it into the house and held it by
the tail while he warmed its ears over
lamp chimney His object w*s to
see il wasps fr"ze t" death, or merely
lay dormant during: the winter. H. Is
Of the opinion that they merely lie dor.
mant, and the doru'uu'ist kind at that;
aud when they revive, he says, the tail
thaws out, first, for while this ones
head. ri%h' o.er the lamp, WIS 80 stiff
and cold it could not wink, its probe
worked with such iuc' nce.vabit rapid
i,y that the minister couldn't gasp fast
enough to keep ny with it. He threw
the vicious thing down the lamp-'h'"'
mry, and said he didn't wan, t." hav.
any more truck with u dvfa.ant wa.r,
Ut which his vile Lurs, ,n,n tears, aud
asked how h., M's .>ter Vi the g'~pei.
could use such Iargu.ge, right before
the children, too.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-04

FRAGILE BELLEs.-At the German
of P.stmastet-General Jvwelrs, Presi-
dent Grant aud Gen Beiknap *taid un-
I'll about l u'clock, aud busted them
selves in computing how many niles the
dancers travelled, provided they stated
until 3 o'clock IN the NO. ming aud ss
result, of the pr"blem. ,hey deu"n-
s,ratcd in il" st convincing n'an"er
that rle,.n and Il halt miles OF pleasure
were pl'd.d over by delicate girls. VIII"
would BE- .a,'sue,! Or ''half dead" were
they oblix d /, walk ~" cons> cu'ive:
miles, ti,e>-cd it, strcct->ui,s. aud out
on a jaunt tor health - W"shi"yfo"
Letter,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-04

Vermont is not a good place for muir.
derers. By the law of that State felon
must, before execution, undergo twenty
months Imprisonment ut hard labor and
four months of solitary confinement. "
An expedition to the Black Hills will
be fitted out ut Fort Laramie in April or
May. It will b. under the command Of
General Bradley, and thorough recon-
noissancc Of the country will he its OBJ
ject.
Mrs. X. P. mckinney, Vice President
Of the Illinois Ssatc Temperance Associa
ton, is on q missionary tour, visiting ev-
cry town and organizing temperance So
cieties 81
The Olney Qn.) Ledger contains the
following notice:
. To the boy who will bring home my
Adtcse tom cat,'' will pay dollar re.
ward. ,>--- r. G MORRIS
If that man don't have deluge of cats
there's no virtue in advertising.
Aurora, ILL.,, is devoid Of gas, the pipes
having frozen, burst, and otherwise be
come utterly useless. The workmen say
they will not be able to repair the dam
J. age before spring. u
The indecision shown by the various
date lines in the st. Paul Pioneer, indi
cate the pressing need of 3 calendar in
the Office. ISL.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-04

I Cd I ] no 1ll1al paDsl
no, III CHILD.


Dsar nanaa, please let ne h.vs The baby! &.
Little seven years ss55
Lifted Up white hands athrill with yearning.
Eyes brim full Of tears. 1850:
Butsths nother knew the precious burden #s
Sought with eager lips 0
would we,gh down the arms that lonsed e
ola sp It,
And the joy lot slip
Csass more sorrow than the JOY withholden,
So with lips tia. amiled
And the tears and teasing done she answered,
Ne, ny child.
We are children, asking Of orr Father
Often through our tears,
Blessings that would prove 70 BE but burdens
Far beyond our years; s z
1'ftiug mp white hands athrill with yearaing.
Praying with white lips
Fer boon so great he dare not grant it,
Lest the dark eclipse i;
ofeur joy let clip because Of weakness
Drive rs from Him, wild, .s@
90 he draws us nearer, nearer, saying,
"No, my child" ia
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-04

Long bsiars gloves 10 az eonsi1 Sssd
q ls9ant nos asitios he had heir
part Ia m.tt sra OF elns,ny aud IN
avcsture, of whirh tb1t ono relic hss IS.
manned is mndern tiinles Old days,
whom writing was litile used toru,aIi.
ties were more cnu,ulon; thus, one &c
tho most ,,sunl ways Of conveying land.
Was hyWhat was called fsOtfasnt with
liberty Sof seisin, and wss perfor,urd
e 81 delivery of the ring u ,anpe Of
the doore. or b. : twiege 81. 4 tree, or
atnrie of land 3 AtSthe same tim.
when these for0aalities were needfui 10
the efec,ive conveyance Of land tho
only rcul property giving possession
by the delivery Of gloves prevailed ~
y custom, in 9th countries. ihus III
the eleve.ih century, some bishop
gained the actual tenure ST their Secs
BY accepting pair u :.l.yes: 3loves
jat that time we're essentially m Fps
copal emblem, as the i,itre co,ltinucs
to be. When the I'D French kings
were crowned. part nt'@the r,ren,,,',y "t
the coronation Consisted il, the blessing
Of the gloves, and for = long time IN
vesture BY gl.ves rcu..intd \ practice
in Eastern countries. There is ulenI
orable scrap of Oriental history /" sup
port the evidence If the existence Ut
this custom. When King C"nradin
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-04

IT has recently been discovered
that the bsn,boo con,ains dangerous,
poison which the native Of Java ex-
tract in the following manner The
eane is en-. at each joint. AMI in the
cavity is found a ccrt,i" 9uan,lt, =
small 6brous black matter. cov.,e,,
nth AZ almost impcrcep,ibl. coating Q.
tissue which contains The poison I,
swallowed, the .6lameD,s d. mt PISS
into the st,maeh, but remain IN the
lhroat. and p..dnee violent ief s.n,,s..
ton and ultimately death. Exper',
,pents m q q n,ade With v.rioas
ads.sf bsnboe, g lsst the ex;1fenc.
md nature af alleged poison,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-04
Y N I ]

A locai agent and a canvasser i'm This ;counq
t., 10 represent Our FirexId,. FripI,ll.
W. can give the proper party 4 Good PA, ing
and Easily Worked t'.,sl. Business. The tact
and experience at an aid agent is not needed
to b. succe. xful, though we ha. nor. expert
enctd Hgents secured during the past two
ycnrs) working for Us tban any otner house
in America, and they cont inuc to wu,k RICH.
along: aud make BIG salaries. The secret is
that they offer the people l;etter Inducements,
and that We attend more promptly 10 their
orders. @v7n36 Il
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-04

Two japanese gentlemen, who have
been examining the Pennsylvania oil re-
gions under commission from their gov
eminent, having pure. ascd for shipment
to Japan, two boilers and engines and the
necessary drilling tools and other fixtures
for earth boring
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-04
FIRST G2*f*D GIFT CONCERT
s::olip2:IIo5r! ,I|:? G Humane association
Al .i;.EXiN i,iiA VA.
Mk!SC..3. 29ch. 1878.


srh;lr? ~ tItI. ELS.
= :c!e Tickets. ........... $40 60
h"ffc>-,-- l'-eo
Z! :il' s ~ { !ssA tc.,ai... o
,: ti'%etS E;:r..,.:.- -......... 10000 ,t'.1o
The u !...iie: Fsa.a!. Humane A>socia-
:.:ir eiari.s"d 'sy TIE Legislature "i Virgins.
,ud the C:rcu!: Court "i orang. CO., proposes
b.. !. :ran,i Git G. Hrert H. establish and .n.aow
:, " Ii ONE TOR the Did. infr,n, and Destitute
Ladies OF Vi:gini. at Montpelier. the for
!, or residence of President james Madison.
G"vERNoK's OFFICE, RlcHMDSD, July ,. 1874.
1t nffur Il me pleasure 10 say that am we'll
acquainted with Il large majority Of the CHI
cess Of rho "ontlelier Female Humane ASSET
alton. who reside in the vicinity of ms home,
and attest heir intelligence aa.i their worth
and hi Oh reputation as gentleman, as we'll as
the public confidence. influence and ~abstan--
tial means literally represented nong thom.
JAMES l.. KEMPEp, Gov. Virginia.
Alex .SpRIA. Va. July S, lS74.-* I
c'un'"en'i them az gents OF hon"e and intessi-
~. ami fully entitled to the confidence of the
public.
X. ". HUGHES, Q. S Judge East'n Dist. Of
Va. Further references bv permission: His
txcellency Gilbert {. Walker. Ex-Gaxernor
Ut Va; Hon. k.bt. E. Wi'he.s, Licut--Gov.
"f Va. and U. :. senator elect; Senators and
Meluhers Cengr'ss from Va.
Remi ttanccs Tor tickets may lie made by ex-
press prepaid. post-office money orders On
Washington. D., c.. or by registered letters.
For full particulars, testimonials, &C.. send
for Circular. Address, 40 Il. JAM ES
q BARBOUR, PKxs'r n. T. II: A., ALEX
AN"RIA, VA.
~KeliA BILE agents wanted every where. sow
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-04
THIRTEENTH YEAR.
VOL UME XXlI-NEW SERIES

H
VnT fTHRT vVvTf-~TT;1 uCp7Ec
The publishers Of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
beg to announce that on The frs. day # JAN
uury. 1875, u new volume CONNER crs 1t will
e ntinue t. be the aim of the publishers to
fenoer me contents 81 the new volume mere
o.s.nrs S
IT, fLr 1irrLnu;,- and Nhvufurtuycy :
-.
w ?s':'" o t"saS.. IN any o' me Meenan'
cal pursuits sho"'" !h'hR o, ao'hg w'th"ut me
sc'hSI Fac ';"E"'cAH' livery h"a'"r con
, '. '''' :'N -" 'hS: s'"SS ~" "''
.'"'h'S ""'' inventions "''ch cannon "s :: uh' !
~ "''. ''''f'
il X IT,, VI 81 p vn,.,,. Pa,,., ~ IL. ~. III,
=,
IT: w'.k.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-04
az n 0nn per, day. Agents wanted. All
wy " VAV rl,sSes If working nennl. nf tnth

mn TT N1II Vc7-u"F'- ZHSrHtS- WHHFcu: TT
w ~ V0U classes # working peopl. Of both
sexes. Young amt old. make more money Mt,
work for us in heir: own localities. during
#their.sp.re moments, or all the time, than at
any thing else We offer employment that
wilISl,ny LandsGm " for every hours wufk.
Full particulars, terms, tic. sent free. Send
US yonr address ut cnce. Doa't delay. Now
is the time Don't look for work or basine IS
elsewhere, until YOU hive learned what We
offer. g. STINSON & Co., Portland. Maine.
5s& H.: nj I y ~
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-04
SEW ING
M A G. H / N E. S,
General Western Office
State and eJnc)cs0n Streets,
CHICAGO.

These renowned Machines always recon-
mcDti themselves fav.rthly tn the genera,
public. Being the oldest extant, they: are nn
vucstiOnubiy the NEST popular MMc,.ine in
use and produced as they arc from TIL. grand
iDs,hanicaI genius OF Elias Iluw-, +. '.rh-
InventUr OF the Sew n: Machine" thew pos
srss many points II excellence. winch. i<r
.pu rposrs 81 sewing. render them supstinr to
sny other. and which ha. r.n.i' red / mem
.worl'l rcnownT'l. The qualities whic, recon-
,nond them are thor th,,r"ugh and u ehanic
III cnnS,rnctloD. sim rlici'y and III man
ngrn,ent. siren 9Th. beanty AMI cveLncss al
stitch, elegance in st. rnd finish.
Our terms .: salt are az liberal Is any
know. tn the trade. and MI are invited to
examine our Machines betorc purchasing.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-04

s4 Nc RGrson can take alscsc ESjatcrs :lcrOrii-
Ing 4, AtrcctsOllx alitl remain long HnWcl pre-.
vitlc.l t!iclr bOAcs are not destroyed by mineral
poison or nthcr means, unA vital organs " asted
beyond point Of repair.
. Dysprpsiu or ndi sest isn, Headache. sI'aAn
dizziness. Sour EruetAtinns Of the Stomach. FAD
Taste III the Mouth. Billions Attacks. FalpitatioH
Of the Heart. lnfinta lion OF tic InhgN Pain In
the region Of tile ki,lncys,ilatl hundred other
painful symptoms, nrc tie 0iSpriilgs or Dyapeia-
sin. one hottie vii! EIOyc Il lcttcr guarantee Of
Us merits than lengthy advertisement.
s Fer Fcllnio Ceasspl ninsr, III. young or old.
married silglc. at tic dawn Of w0nanlIOs, or
the inrn nf 1ife these T0pc Filters display sle-
ceptie. s## Il. Es 81
For In Annsn.u iory nna Chronic 1shca.
lfsI,s and Govt. iliiO Remit icnt nn,i lntc
mittcnt Fcvcfs Diseases Of tho Blood. Liver Kid
hess and l'iatl.lcr, these Filters have no equal.
SEeh diseases arc caused by Viti.to.l EIooi
they arc q gentle 1surRneivc ssA we'll ~
Conic, possessing Tire merit Of acting ~
powerful agent In relieving Congestion or IT,
nalnmati0p Of :hc Liver aild visecral Organs. aud
IN Bilious Diseases
Fer skin Diseases, EruptionR. letter. Salt.
EheMm. Eio'chcs SlM:ts. rimplcx. lNStnos. R0ils,
Carhun'!cs. RittgworIhs. Scals Head. Sore Eyes,
Erysipeas. Itch. ScnrfS xt1,Orati0llS Of the skin,
liumOr anil Diseases Of the Skin .! whatever name
nature. arc literally dug up and carried out CT
the system in a short time by the use Of thcso
Eitiers s.sst -. a Il E..
Grntcfsl Thsu.nati. proclaim v,xEa..R
Bi1TERS the most WDltlc ru lnriEoraht that ever
sustained tile sinking: system. #f=535s
10. n. Nlcl1ONALD q CO. ~
Druggists and Gen. AgtS., San Francisco. Cal, &
cor. Of Washington and Charlton Sts.. n. y.
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS i DEALERS.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-04
Z DVE.STIS1nG: Cheap; ca

DVEa& TIS1lS G.: Cheap; Good,
~ Syuien,",;c. -All persons who conte,n
plate making contracts with newspapers Tor
the insertion 0falycrtiseinents. should send
e3 cents 10 Geo. r. skpNe ell & Co., 4 ! Park
kow, New Y.,rk. for their 2 M piiLEl.
BOOK (~ine,y .c,e",h edit;.nJ containing lists
vi over 1000 newspapers and estimates.
showing cost. Advertisements taken for
leading papers IN many Suites ut trenea-
sdou.. reduction from publishers rates. q ET
TIE COOK. 81 nll-l
IND, flVa rNN NJ en. women and agents.
Lmli y LII. hn we We hive jus. what you
need. Our 9xil Mounted throm.,s ontse,l
anything in the mni ket. Mr.. persons writes:
s. struck nut yestrr ny, md BY working easy
four hours, ciearel 81. 4 lad, has just re-
ported her profits fpr !, he torenoon = -; yes
tcr,lay /. j. Il, 2 O'Clock shc cle,rrd $3.50. We
can prove bcyond question: ,bat one gent.
arderrd $500 Of heso chromos ii eleven work
q days. We have the largest and finest as
s0rtmsn nj III the United States; hundreds Ots
choice SUBJECTS fr,,in which u select. " q will
ssnd you M sasOrted lO0 u ihos best selling
free. Of chaos eceipt Of $3.50. Send III
sours t,rsl. ID Or give ~ s cali. Samples BY
mail 25e.. ~ II for s 4.
BIOS Ton FR An 3 N nc Rt,Aio co ssS
~ aching .n ST., Bostsn, Mass
81 20. Box 2e62. s5as
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-03-04

EkHDl nN Tor ali. a, your homes or
travelling for yOnr leisure
vt IN moments. or your entire
Most t,rsthe mon, y. u can make msncy.
Prafit table, sh,n"rab' e. congenial Send your
address II once and get our novel pinhr. ideas,
etc.. get particulars terms. etc. sent free. 81
Address. WAIENS 4 co. publishers. Chi
cage. So @,.5sz & ID. as v7n36
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The daily gazette., 1875-11-16
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Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
shed to regular Depositors without charge.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-16
Tha city of Waco Coal oil Horror
The Company TO be Sued.

Troy, y. y, November IA, 1870
The Rev. Peter A. Moelling, CT the
German NJ. f. Church here, accom-
panied his daughter to pier No. 22, on
the East river, on the day the steam
ship Waco sailed, and remained with
her until three o'clock. During the
time he was there large number of
barrels of oil were taken on board and
slowed along the deck running around
the cabin. So many of these casks
were on board that the whole space,
fore and aft was occupied by them,
and he therefore had some difficulty in
making his way from the door of Miss
Moelling's cabin TO the gangway lead
ing down to the wharf. He can safely
assert that more than forty casks were
so placed. He also noticed boxes such
as contain tins of astral oil piled on the
deck at the entrance aft, and became
SO much impressed with an idea that
something unfortunate was about to
happen that if he could have accom-
plished il after taking leave of his
daughter he would have withdrawn
her from the vessel. From the position
of the oil ranging fore and aft no pos
sibilty of saving the vessel could eNis
when once the fire broke out. He in
tends to commence legal proceeding
arains. the owners of the Waco for tn,
loss of his daughter, and visits New
York for that purpose.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-16

The Man With the Iron Jaw is in
iail at cleveland. Why doesn'the chaw
his way out: