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The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
Fern Leaves.
By FANNY FERN.

FoIly.-For girls to expect to b,
happy without marriage. Every
woman was made for mother
consequently, babies arc as neccs
sary to their "peacc OF mind" as
health. If you wish to look Il,
melancholy and Indigestion, look
at an old maid. II you would take
"A peep at sunshine, look at the
face of a young mother.
Now, l won't stand that I'm an
old maid myself; and, I'm neither
lemoncholy nor indigestble. My
"piecc of mind Pm going to give
you, in a minute and | never
want to touch baby, except with
par Of tongs !-'your mothers
and sunshine " Worn to Fl d ing
strings before they are twenty
five When an old lover turns up
he thinks he sees his grandmother
instead of the dear little Mary who
used to make him feel as if he
should crawl out of the toes of his
boots Yes.-my mind ls quite
made up about matrimony; but as
to babies, sometimes think, and
then again / don't know y but, on
the whole, believe l consider EN-
Il d ecided hunbug 1T is q
one-Sldes partnership, this mar
riagc. the wife casts up all the ac-
counts
Husbands gets up in the morn
ing and pays his 'devours' TO the
looking lass, curs his fine head of
hair; puts on an immaculate shirt
bosom; ties an eXcruciatlng crayat;
sprinkles his handkerchief with
cologne; stocs away a French roll,
an egg and a cup OF coffee; gets into
the omnibus, locks slantendicular
at the pretty girls, and makes love
between the pauses Of business dur
ing the forenoon generally. Wife
must 'hermciically seal the wind
ows, and exclude all the fresh air,
(because the baby had the snuflies
IN the pighU and sits gaspIng down
more dead than alive to fin
ish her breakfast. Tommy turns
cup of hot coffee down his bosom;
Juiana has torn oif the string Of
her school bonnet; James wants his
geography covered; Ellen cant
find her satchcl; the butcher wants
to know # she'd like a joint OF NUT
ton; the miikman would like his
money, the loo man wants to speak
10 her Just minute; the baby swaI-
lows bean; husband sends the
boy home from the store to say his
partner will dine with him; the
cook leaves all flying, TO go to her
sisters dead baby's wake, and hus-
bands thin coat must be ironed
before noon. Sunshine and young
mother" Where 5 my smelling
bottle?
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
Ann Eliza, the seventeenth

Ann Eliza, the seventeenth
Mrs. Brigham Young, has como to
grief. Chief Justice Lowe has
practically reversed the decision OF
bis predecessor Keen which award
ed her $500 per month aiimony.
The new Judge decided that as there
could have been no legal marriage,
there could DO no legal divorce,
and hence no alimony.
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"A very pretty Sunday school
HYMN is entitled "Put your armor
on my boys" There is however a
young lady in our town who does
no, like to hear it. She says 1t
sounds like "Put your arm around
me boys" and II al ways makes her
feel lonesome,
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICERS.
Gsyernor-A. III Garland
see'y Of s,ate-B. Il. Beavers.
Auditorium Il. Miller
TT, asurer-T. J. Churchill
Atry Gen'l.-T T. Hughes.
Com State Lands--J. y >nii: :e.
Chanccllor-J Il. EaLn.
Chaucery ClerE-A Il Wit,
Chief l.stice-E, H. English.
Associate Justices WA. NJ, Harrison and
Dsyid Walker
'Congressman, !st Di-uict-l. G. Cause.
JUDICIARY.
second Circuit CovElics If Mississippi Cross
rr,ttenden. Point,ott. Craighcll, Greene, Clay
ton and Randolph
Circuit Jhdge L L. Mack.
Pros. AIT y-ku,u5 II. Black
LEGISLATIVE.
eotb Di.trirt-Copntiea Of Mi-siss'ril. tCcSsoh'
rointsett and CI,i ghcad.
state svuat,f-J T Henderson
Representatives. + Kud6le.
COUNTY OFFICER
Coruty Jalgc-L NJ tanisan.
Sheriff.. o DrIyog.
County - X j X. + Haze
Trcas surei II l. Driver.
Surveyor john II. Rainy.
AssossOr--L. Ward
Coroner y " Lusas.
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--s-
At Il teachers

AT IL teachers institute in
OHIO recently, a lady teacher was
given the word hazardous to spell
and define, and did it in this style
H has-a-r-d ard e double ),
ess, hazardess, a female hazard.
The Osceola times., 1875-06-12

"A Michigan farmers daughter
almost killed a young fellow last
week by putting a dose Of condition
powders IN his cider. lie was slow
in his wooing, and she wanted to
make him frisky, as she calls it.
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mens. on this law tic shcrt or leaf and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-30
Michael FinneII surrendors Himself to Capt.
Mcdonnell.

At ten o'clock last night "a Sergeant
woodward, OF the Prince street police. was
writing up his returns, man entered and asked
for Capt. Mcdonnell. He said ~ am Michael
Finnell, the partner Of Ned o o'Baldwin. Captain
Mcdonnell is so close on my track that l have
IN made up my mind to give myself up"
He did not wish to say anything to Sergeant
Woodward, as he preferred talking to Capt.
Mcdonnell. Sergeant woodward Invited him
to take seat In the CAPTAINS private room.
At 10 minutes past 10 Capt. Mcdonnell and
Detective Murphy, who since the shooting OF
OBadwin have been on Finnelrs track, re-
turned.
on seeing the captain Finnell rose from his
chair and said, Captain, have lots OF friends,
but you were too close after me rs no use 70
escape, SO have come to give myself up. did
not Intend to shoot o o'Baldwin. lie oame in
nghtinR drunk, and said that was no good. We
had some words. He then raised his nst to bit
me. l said, Come, Ned, don't hit mo-"
O'Daldwln his him staggering blow. Finnell
raised his pistol, and In tho excitement shot him.
Capt. McDonnsiI then took Finnoll 20 the
desk, where his pedigree was taken. 1t Is as
follows Michael Finneil, aged 81, born 10 Ire
land, living at 3A west street occupation,
LIQUOR dealer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-30
DIR. FULroN's CHURCH TROUBLES.
Tho Preacher Submitting tho Case to his
CongreRntion-Hc will Do no More Paste-
raj Duty until their Verdict IL Given.

The Rev. Justin ID. Fulton last night
preached to his congregation on "Churoh Life
In Brooklyn-Its Peril and Its Need" and for
mally submitted his differences to the congre-
cation as a body, leaving IL for them to decide
whether or not he shall continue as their pas
tor. DIR. Fulton's opening prayer was energetic
He referred to DIR. Porteouss death, speaking Of
MIN as one who had been tempest-tossed In
this great city, who had recently set his pulpit
across the track that led to Jesus. In bis death
there was solemn warning against disloyalty
to the Master. The church members who have
been conspicuous in their opposition looked
significantly at each other as their pastor prayed
In this way.
In his sermon. which was from Revelations H.,
2. Remember therefore from which thou art
fallen" &C., the Doctor said that he should not
preach TO conciliate opposition or to seek pub
lie favor. He had the plain truth to tell. There
had been too much eye service In the church
and too many man pleasers. Many persons
accused him OF being too much OF a Baptist.
He had yet to preach the first real BAPTIST ser
mon In the church. He had been told that II he
had acted differently ho would nave had moro
success success lie desired no better success than he
been so much noise outside there was great
peace within. lie spoke fervently OF the
hock aud baptized them with much pas
sionate religious zeal. Those were delicious
ud1b. IL huel SnOulu TcCur u would DrtnR
to them the power OF God, and they would
stand In spite Of the devil. There was faint
beginning OF applause which the Doctor quickly
checked, saying. Don't do that" He bade his
CONGREGATION to turn to the old love. IL the
church did not come to God In
spirit OF contritlon, repentance and
confession, God would suddenly como
and take the candlestick out of its place. He
had strong fears OF It, IL his people did not
want him as their pastor, he should.leave them
and go wherever his master sent him. He desir-
ed TO have the church manifest it, and he would
20 willingly; but with such possibilities before
them as he knew OF, he felt II he deserted his
pulpit he could not ask cd for another blessing.
In conclusion DR.. Fulton said that he should
not appear before his congregation again until
the differences were settled. He had declined
all invitations to visit their families, and he
should not attend the prayer or covenant meet
ings or preach on Sunday. He submitted his
case manfully to them.
The church meeting is to be held on Tuesday
evening. and there is much excitement in the
church about IL. DIR. Fulton refuses to canvass
the congregation In his own behalf, but his
deacons are vigorously at work drumming up
members to vote him out, and they assert that
they will succeed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-30
THE PROBLEM OF LIFE.o
The Lecture Delivered 70 IN Immense and
Enthusiastic Audience In the Large Hall
OF the Cooper Union BY Theodore Tiiton.

The reception Of Mr.. Theodore Tilton
last evening by an audience which jammed the
large hall OF Cooper Institute was more than he
would have received merely a. q popular lee
turer. II was plain that the people had the
great scandal suit In their minds, and were in a
great majority friendly TO the plaintiff. They
spplauded him long and heartily upon his en-
trance, the clapplnR Of hands and stamping OF
feet stopping several times only to be renewed.
The gathering was good In quality as we'll as In
numbers-not a rabble-but IN looks about like
tho congregation of prosperous church. Tho
women outnumbered the men, and there we're
no indications that deadheads were numerous.
The seats had nearly all been sold at seventy
did lucrative business later.
Nobody except Mr.. Tflton was on the plat
form. He spread out his copy on the little desk,
but did not in his speaking often re fer to IL.
Repetitlons Of the lecture almoAt nightly during
several weeks had nxed y In his memory but
those who had previously heard II, said that on
this occasion his delivery was unusually good.
IL was certainly excellent His voice was strong
lures STsceuy eectys. The sudsnEs sns ns was ws.
tlrelessly attentive during the hour aud half
that the lecture lasted, and very free with ap-
met by any lecturer. They seemed TO listen with
especial caro- for hints at the scandal, aud when
ever any OF the sentiment was at all applicable
The lecture, entitled a. The Problem OF Life"
Il & ne Ideal OF 1,, schooIhoy composi,ion % rea-
exactitudo that bothered Mr.. Eyarts In the trial.
IL is an example Of pure English, worth printing
as textbook. The sentences are marvels OF
graceful, correct construction, and nearly every
one Of them contains n metaphor or quotation
OF prOverbial lore. All AGES and many Lam
guages are drawn FROM and hundreds OF his
torical characters are ranged like the figures In
about ali the heroes and heroism that he mas
ever heard OF, and the lessons that these doers
and deeds inculcate are repeated In improved
wording. The main idea OF tho lecture is that
the best aim In life is the development Of
exalted character.
After the lecture Mr.. rilton was surrounded
In tho ante-room by friends. among whom were
all OF hts lawyers In the trial. To night he will
deliver another lecture Ia tue Brooklyn Acad-
envy of Music
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-30
JOTTINGS ABOUr TOWN.

The Albany day boats have not been drawn OF.
The eclipse was spoiled by fog In New York
yesterday morning
Janeway 4 Co., dealers in paper hangings, have
made an assignment to Edwin Wygant
In Steinway Hall, Oct 30 Mr.. Henry A. Horn
will lecture upon Drumming as Fine Art"
The Pacific Mail steamship Company earned
t232 53l 81 more than II expended In July and August
Nj. Belle Scott Uda has received from the
Chief OF the PhiadephA Fire Department letter com
mending her aerial ladder
THE SUN has received from hessrs. NJ. H.
Moses Co. Of NeseY street package OF tea, coffee
and sugar for Mrs. Meighan.
Mr.. Simeon j. Drake and Mr.. Sinzhelmer,
members Ot the Stock Exchange engaged In friendly
wrist being broken In the tall.
The SuDnysides OF Sing Sing and the Alerts of
TarrYtown played match game OF base ball In West
White Plains yesterday for the championship OF West
chester county and silver ball. soore-sannysides
IA Aerts, 2.
Grand Master Elwood T., Thorne with stan will
visit Tecumseh Lodge No. i87, and A. NJ, at their
rooms, corner Third avenue aud Seventh street. this
evening X. W. John &. BOak will confer the third
degree
Patrick McDermott of $40 West Twenty. .nrst
street. engineer on dummy engine No OF the Hudson
River Railroad while removing stone the track al
Christopher and West Streets foil under tho on gnc
ana Was Instantly killed last night
We only claim what millions know, that Dali
oenN-Aap.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-30
sPARKS FROM THE TEL RAPH.

The steamer VILE de Bilbao, from Liverpool
for Havana, has been wrecked near Brest. Two lives
we're lost.
Capt. Adams, Supervising Special Agent OF tho
Treasury Department viii probably be appointed Chief
Clerk Of the Treasury Department on Monday.
John Russel Jones, appointed to succeed Nor
man Judd Collector Of the Port OF Chicago. Yester.
daI quaned by Ming the requisite bond with the 6ecre-
tary Ot the Treasury
The contract awarded to Denison, Belden 3
Co, for section OF the WeAnd Canal hAs been can.
ccod account OF serious charges brought against
them by the State Of New York.
Tho Army Of the Tennessee are holding their
annual reunion In Des M0ines, Iowa President GrAnL
Gen sherman, and secretary Deiknsp are participating
tion last night
Emil Mondall, employed In Feller's barber
shop In New Haven sintod yesterday and fell through
glass door cutting his throst. The wound seWod
up. but his recovery 10 douDuu His face WAS also
badly cut the LEFT choek being laid open " tho bono.
The bark Lord DalhOusio arrived ut Qrayes-
enc. In the Thames, yesterday With the Captain snd
CApt. Pinkhem, last from 81. yOhn N. H.. Aug H. for
LiVEpQ9l WHICH vss Sesnosasd u saklSs eosdlIs0a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-30
THE CANAL FRAUDS.
The Indictments Against Engineer Bohn aud
Ellis Webster.


Ellis Webster.
BUFFALO. Sept. 29-This afternoon dur
ing tho sitting OF the Criminal Term Of the Su.
prema Court q. y. Behn, who had been indicted
for misdemeanor on the oath OF the Governors
Canal Commission, accompanied by his counsel,
Lewis & Gerney Of this city, entered tho court
att p. M, and In answer to tho reading OF the
indictment pleaded Not Guilty" and also
presented special plea Of the Statute OF Limit.
ations, and gave bail in 5000. Herman Behn.
his brother, and Fred oelrch OF this city. quail
fed as his bondsmen.
Behn 10 charged In the indictment with having
been interested In the contracts OF John Hand
for repairing the Erie Canal, while holding the
ONCE OF resident engineer. To wit; that ho was
part owner OF the dredge Empire State, which
repairs, and received therefor part Of the COM
pensation paid by the state OF New York for the
work.
Ellis Webster was next brought before the
court, and to charges OF perjury and coma piracy
entered plea OF not guilty, and gave bail in the
sums Of $4,000 on the first charge and 5000 on
the second, Robert Ovens OF this city qualifying
as his bondsman.
Webster is charged with perjury In swearing
TO certain bills for coal which have never been
delivered to the State, with the intent OF pro-
curing the audit and payment Of the bills for
the same from d. Clinton WEIGH, then SupeTin-
tendent OF the Buffalo Division.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-30
THE OLD WORLD's NEWS.
Servis Sending more Troops-The Insurgents
Claiming n Victory In Croatia.

Claiming n Victory In Croatia.
BELGRADE, Sept. 2o.-lt.is rumored that
the Sublime Porte has notified the Servian Gov
ernment that II Is about 10 occupy the island OF
Little Redoubt, In the River DrinA. which Is
claimed by Servia. The Servian Government
opposes the project. II Is u,ncially announced
that the Servian troops on the frontier near
Nsch have received . enforcement Of 5000
men. They now number s4,0t0 In that neighbor-
hood. The newspapers here publish alarming
reports that the Turks ere preparing " attack
the Servian frontier towns.
Rumors are current OF On impending Minis
terial crisis because Of disse asions In the CAbi-
net upon the question Of VIZ The complca-
tlon OF matters Is increasing. A decree Of Prince
Milan transfers the seat oil the Skuptschina
from Kragujevatx to Belgrade.
CErTIrJE, Sept. 1.-Adyic,s from insurgent
sources state<that they won victory In the en-
gagemeDts yesterday near o red IN, In Turkish
Croatia and along the river Una ~ far ~ Do
gopolje.
vienna, Sept ep.-The Bel uads newsrapcrs
state that 500 irregular 1t'-'' sh troops entered
Seryian territory near the W are Of hokragora
on Monday evening and afJed some militia
frontier guards, but retired pom the approach
OF battalion Of Servian tro. Ds. This proceed
log Is said to have created very bitter feeling
1t Ia said that the loss OF the Turks in the en-
gagements yesterday was 10 men, and that OF
the insurgents l28 men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-30
How q Woman Pur.ued a Thief

A stranger asked Mrs. James OF 072 Myrtle
avenue, Brooklyn yesterday, to lend him tho street
sprnkling hose. supposlng tina, he was one OF the
sablemen near by. she let hin have l and bAde her
daughter watch him. The man took DeKalb avenue
and the gir to tell her mother. Mira James
about 70 go out In her carriage. and she ordered the
driver to pursue the She took in DnCer Grant
tue car was OVortaKen and the man. Francis hcM
Waa al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-30
The Anti-Tammnny Democrats.

At meeting OF tho nsi-Tammany Demo-
cratic Executive Committee last night, Benjamin
Wood. Ira shafor, Rufus Il. Andrews Charles Crazy
John Hardy, l.. NJ. Dosoher, and George W. Pldnkitt
were appointed 20 confer with other anti rammany
GaniEatlOns, and DR.. FeOdOre herson, Dr. Thomas O.
Knox, Michael Heaey. Thomas Wild aud Alexander v.
Davidson were made committee to ferret out the
frauds committed by TammAny Hall.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-30

LONDON, Sept. 29.-The Liverymen of
London met at the Guiidhall, in King street,
Cheapside, at2 o'clock this afternoon, to elect =
Lord Mayor for the ensuing year. Following the
ancient custom, the senior Alderman. who has
not yet passed the chair and has served as sheriff
was duly elected. This gentleman Is Alderman
william James X. Cotton, who was elected a
member Of Parliament for the city Of London at
the last election. Alderman Cotton will be In
stalled in his ONCE on Lord Mayors Day"
Anr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-30
SHOCKING RAILWAYACCIDENr.
Eleven Persons Killed aud Twenty-Five Badly
Wounded.

SoREL, Quebec, Sept. 29.-About seven
o'clock last night train coming from Yamaska
ran over an obstruction, supposed to have been
malcously placed across the track. Six plat
form cars, on which there were about seventy
labOrsrs, were in front, and the engine In the
rear, and running at fair speed. Two or three
platform cars wero upset by the shock, and the
Red. Eleven were killed and rs wounded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-30
The sinking Of tho Vanguard Capt. DawLin.
Dism issed.

LONDON, Sept. 20.-The court martial on
Capt. Dawkins, Lieut.. Hathorn, Navigating
Lieutenant Thomas, and the remainder OF the
officers aud crew OF Her MaJesty's ship Van
guard, for the loss OF that vessel on wicklow
Head, Ireland, on the LIST OF September, has been
concluded The court was presided over by
Rear Admiral Lord John Hay, &. H.. and was
held on board Her MaJesty's ship Royal Ade-
laide, flagship, at Deyonport.
he court mud that the cause of the sinking of
the ship was owing TO the great speed maintain
ed by the squadron during a fog: to the Van
guards improperly reducing her speed, and the
Iron Dukes Increasing her speed and sheerlng
from her course. Capt Dawkins Is severely re-
primanded and dismissed from command.
Lieut.. Thomas, Commander andy, and Engineer
Brown are also reprimanded. There was no ref
erence made to the officers Of the Iron Duke,
who Will probably be court martised subse-
quently.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-30
A Divorced Man. Lear for Liberty.

Charles Degrath obtained divorce from his
wife in Alexander county. H. II having been subse
Quenty AscertAined that tho evidence on which the a.
vorce was granted was false. warrant for Degrath's
arrest for perjury granted, and requsitiOn for
Degrath was made by the Governor Of Illinois A few
days ago Degath was arrested IN this city bT sheriff
". IN. Near Altoona Degrath Jumped from the train
and aacaDed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-30
APollce Department to be Arrested.

President Newell, OF Mr. Bergh's society In
Hudson county. before Justice Leonard. yesterday
made aridav't accusing z. C. Pierce, Felix QUINN John
Murray, and Nathaniel Lundle the entire police force
Of WeehAwken, Of cruelty TO animals: Mr.. Newell
charges that the ofcera In shooting dogs under the
city ordinance, have often failed TO KIN them and In
many have MANNED the dogs, or allowed them 10
die lingering death. Warrants we're granted and OH
GERS detailed 70 make the arrests.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-30

reporter having called upon Jarrett Pal
mer yestrsy In reference TO tho report Of the prOsta
uon OF Mr. O. L. Fox by stroke OF paralysis, learned
that the managers OF Booths Theatre had received let
ters Of date from Mr. IN which he speaks OF
himself ~ ia perfect health He PLAYED In Albany on
Tuesday evening before great audience In the Opera
House. and would appear Friday evening In spring
ned. He would begin HIS engagement in Booths The
atre or the 25h Of October with an entirely neW comic
trick paDtomlme TO through the holidays
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-30

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2o.-The last will and
testament OF VIM. II. RAlson Med for probate to-
day II is brief and beQueaths, after the payment OF
his just debts, all his property real ana
personal, to his wife without restriction, ieav.
ing the provision for the children to her snection,
John ID. Fry VIM. sharon, Andrew j. RaatOn and
Thomas Brown are appointed executors without bonds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-30
The Tammany Circus.

The Tammany Committee on Organization
yesterday unseaed the delegates TO the General Com
mtteo from the Second ana the Seventeenth Assembly
Districts and Instructed the Committee Discipline
the Second District Is 10 be given to Alderman LYsagh
the Seventeenth District
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-30

While making the bed In the nrst story front
room Of 42o West Thirtythrd street yesterday morn
ing Mrs Ackerman her husbands pistol TO
twelve, entered tho room. and picking up the pistol
began 70 raise and lower tho hammer. hu attention
Ls head. saying "Gve my love 70 papa" oeorge died.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-30
william Ii. Astor,s hid.

ALBANY, Sept. 2s.-The Commissioners OF tho
Canal Fund met to-day and opened eleven bids supply
the deficiency Of H73,Ooo In the canal sinking fund,
The awards made TO WIN. ID. Astor, $500. 900 at
six per cent premium in gold, and to the New York
Life and Trust Company S73OO0 at 05 65lOO In gold
Tue bonds wiz pay six per cent Interest aud have eight
eel fD run