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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-08

Over two hundred pupils have at
tended this school. Eleven have grad
uated. Preparing pupils for college a
speciality. For further particulars ad-
dress Wendell P. Hood, Red Wing,
MINI.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-08

Farmers, you can buy Paints and
Oils cheaper at F. A. Poole's Drug
Store, than any place in thecity.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-08

You will be attentively waited upon
and will find as good an assortment of
goods as were ever brought to this mar
ket at the store of Simmons, Allen &
Co., on Main St.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-08

E. F. Hill of the firm of Elwell g.
Hill, has accepted the agency for thie
County, the celebrated Wilson Shuttle
Sewing Machine. This world-re-
nowned machine received the Grand
Prize Medal over all other competitors
at the Worlds Universal Exposition at
Vienna in 1873. Mr.. Hill will keen
the machine on exhibition at the store
where orders can be left.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-08
Chicago, Milwaukee 4 st. Paul
Time Table.

GOING EAST.
GOING WEST.
Day Elk. Dav
St. Paul, 1910 m. Winona 12.5G a ~
Red wing, 1905 p m. REQ WING 4.17nm
Winona, 3:40pm. St. PAM $40 m
N'gnt mall. Night mail.
St. Paul 1880 p m. Winona 1o.A5
Red wing 9:20 p m. Red vino 4.90 . ~
Winona 1926 an lSt. ponl 500
Ac'm. Fr't. Ao,m ~
81: faol BY m. Red wing 200 m,
Tickets for sale to all principal points
j. F. PRIOR,
Freight and Ticket A gent.
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Setback, Danielson & Co. have a
large stock of Groceries and Provisions,
and have, as might be expected, a good
run of custom. They are selling cheap.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-08

Choice Groceries cheap, at Setback,
Danielson & Co.'S.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-08

s. V. Roath has added to his grocery
business fine stock of crockery which
he will sell as he does all his goods at
the lowest living figures.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-08

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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-08

Go to F. A. Poole's Drug Store fol-
the best Paints, Oils and Varnishes.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-08

Red WING AND VICINITY.
The Goodhue County Council ?. of 4.

The next meeting Of the Council will
be held, according to appointment, at
the place Of meeting of the Wacoota
Grange in Wacoota, Friday, Sept. II,
commencing at 10 o'clock 4. N. Our
Wacoota friends are looking for rous-
ing turn out, and this meeting, occur
ring just after the in gathering of har-
vest, ought to be made sort of Har-
vest Home Feast. Let every Grange
in the County be fully represented by
delegates, and let there be a liberal
turn out of visiting members.
B. B. HERBERT, Sec.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-08

F. A. Poole has the largest and best
assortment of Wall Paper, Paints, Oils,
and Brushes in the city.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-08

Elwel & Hill have just received a
fine stock of Glassware which they are
selling at their usual low rates.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-08

Elwell y Hills is the place to buy all
kinds of glassware, earthean ware china
ware or anything you may wish to wear.
, 1875-12-28
THE LAKE SHORE DI5TtllERY.
.lNauLAnLr ofeoA1UNE THANaFER or ITs PROP

4HE LANE c1ONC QI1 llllEH1t
eINauLAnLr oreoA1uNE 1hANsFER or Its rnoP-
KATY.
Tho sact uAs noted iu THE TRIBUNE OF satur-
day that tue Lake Shore dissi!lory had bson
seized by tic Government for non payment Of
certain tA2eH tAon eight months overdue. Tho
dtssilory Was owned BY a company, of which
Dir. L. 9. Leach waa prehtdout. aud, ~ waa
then stated. lad not been running for somo
time previous 10 ats capture BY the Government
officers Some new Developments, made slnce
tho seizure. hare shown = very peculiar sIato
Of anAirh in connection With tho concern,
II Heylns TINT Wednesday, lAat, Dee. -, An OIL
cor couuected With Gen. WoLtteF'B ottce called
at the Office Of The dtatilery aud notified tue
Company thai tax OF Fl6.l5S waa duo the
Government, aud had hoen since April last, tho
Sum namod having accrued between the l4th
produce tho ten Thousand xIi odd dollars. but It
hs,ll had very Ee1cePtblo effect On the fortunes
OF tho institution. Tbs notice Mss sersed about
or o'c!ock IN tho afternoon, aud In le4a tllan
tN0 Lour6 thereafter \ gentleman whose name
IL iIot cortai1Ilg kuown walked iuto tho Record
es's ottce. aud u esonted for 1ecoll
pEEn FuH TIE WHOLE DlhTtLLEAT
property dated Dec. IA, and purporting to cou-
vsy, - vi that date, the snh aud buildings TO =
brother OF til. Secretary Of the Company which
onuel tho l4cG.
The iutetestlug instrument In question is
warranty dood In tho uame Of t4c Luke shore
Dlstilling Co.npany, and signed BY EBbsrt Z.
l4esch ~ i,n President. It conveys, it good.
lls,.1lHB Icet. east front on johnson Ayenna,
Fredsncky. who, ~ aotad AbuTo. Ia brother to
the Score pt the Company. Tho cous.deEa-
tion il placed Ut e10.0o0, aud tbe deed il dAlsd
Dec. IL,
, 1875-12-28

CINCINNATI, Dec. 27.-Tho Commercials 1tiy.
crtou, Ky. bpoolal SAYS whiio worktnen we're rs-
pairing the tunnel On tho Eastern Kentucky Rail-
rond last evening mass Of rock meiRhlng sev-
eral tous fell, Instantly killing J. W. Uauor.
Road-hfBHter. Robert Allen. and Jack Thompson,
section n,ou. and badly injuring Goorgo Dxruoy.
section {oIe;nan,
, 1875-12-28

tesi ondent to charaetssize tbs wholn article 40
iar AZ it referred TO him n Infamous. At tho
WHte !ioihe, Whefo tt,a iafrr- Dccdn has been
regarded altogether an Administration PAPER,
every nm II at \ !oeH to account for tho article,
and tho only explanation current II ltlat 1t waa
desperate attempt 70 help the rlug. Tho Under
standing hero that two Cabinet oilicnrs arr etock
holders III the concern makes It moro difficult to
captain tho cunrse os tho pApar towards IsaD-
cock. hs to tho alleged iatter Of Gtn. Ertst1w
10 Gen. Hammond, which tho lsttcr ia repse-
Bentod a. ehying lo would In NJ case expose. tho
hecfctarg to-day ttieRraphA him tfias 1t would 10
entirely agreeable 10 lsIrn (fjen. D7stow) IL the
letter "nn n. Ut,ee pnl,Ifshcd.
IAN 1SFAMora fALaEHoDp."
-, n'''o'ch I" ~ th'eago Eren.,,a JattrnaL
., "AsntSnroy, D. C.. Dec, 27.--1ho attc'np. Of
The Chicago lfcT-Ofedn to connect Secretary
1'rittow ~lth tho Whisky Hing. II, a vesy lang
and detailed article. OIL SatnrJay, has boon tho
subject Of considerable comment li"ro among
1,oticlhup. Gen. Dabcock to-day characterized
the astlclc "a an infamous tafsetlood from begin
hinE to end aud without word Of truth iu It.
Ho lar nb ntatGmcnt1 pnrpprtinG to ilayo been
made By hin nrd concerned. It il believed that
the article in the iHtc,'- DcfdH wns written hnre+
Lreak down BecIctary Drstaw. Gen. uabcock
had an Interview Will Secretary Dristow to-tlny,
and assured him that tho stasomcnta pnEportislg
10 hare been made hy him wore falee. and
evidently manufactured to tuhsCsyo aome cur
fupt intefestA.
CoScLgyIvE TEAT1IoSY.
Iou1.ffIIs, ky., Dec 21.--f. 5. Cunningham,
whisky y.de"icr OF hgh standing III JlousyilIc,
publishes card In tho Courier journal relative
10 the charges Of the Inter- ocean, in Which l,o
snys The same arc tutally unfoundcd in fact. ue
turuiBhea abstracts OF all correspoudonce 1clht-
Ing to tho Hciznro Of bis whisky. Aod sho@s con.
clusvely that Dristou never tnB bcsn hia coungo!
nor wah ever Fpukon to by himsolf concerning
this caeo Regarding ths statement that Dsis-
tow Dismissed tue caso aftcr becoming Secre-
tary, Ms. Cunningham eayn TINT tho same IL
gard to Douglass action In tho case. Sir. Cunning
han sayB that tho ex-Commissiouer agreed In
April last to release bis goods II the ownof wond
ngrco to relieve the Government Of any dam
ayes which might result from tho soizuro. Sir.
Cummings also furnishes sonte correspondence
showing thRt Douglass mado several PROPOSE
tlons to compromiEe. nt tllc eame time stating
that 1t WIS bis opinion that the ca1o waa y
weak QUO.
, 1875-12-28

MEMrulA, Dec. 27.--Dunng sevcFe thunder
storm yesterday tho house Of Joe Vincent, On
South street, was struck by liShlntng, md both
he nnu lin vito arc rtlt In crltIcal condition
, 1875-12-28
EXPLAINS,

isp<esst NspateA u The CA'eaeo 7r.bu,.s.
JULIET, ILL.,, pec. 27,-Dr. l.. J. Cursiss, OF
this city, who was 30 uaplsssantly implicated
WITH tho recent alleged abortion case At Dwyh:,
aud who lefs town soon after, has returned. aud
in ready to ataud tho consequences OF his con-
nectiou With tho affair. Whatever they may b.
Ho " out to'day witA = letter to the public. in
Which 10 oxpls1us tlo caAe, and thoas Ai,o aro
best Auluatnsel with tho Uoosor Aro satisfied
that no IL tuuocent Of any crilniosl inteut.
, 1875-12-28

walb tan sas-lons ot Luz Hsfesui UnlleI S'A 81
Courts which viii moe1 dun. II. .f,dgn L{o i.
golth room will pit tooab'v DO occu,io.i bY Jndyc
located IN JtAxa Drummon In room. and the lnt.
Ter rho 10 expected here about that t,ms, aiIl
hear A,h Anith III chs mbers. Tn,H viii l.avo IL,
apparent place for tho sessioas Of tho Grand Ju-
~ who are likely to bn forced tlp. Into Tho
fonrth rsorJ where there arc somo onpty apart
nlents.
rrnsHNAf.
Tho reranno part nf tbs Government bus:-
moss Of Ch'cago waB YESTERDAY enIiyoned By tho
pfesence Of several oIHclAIh 10 WHO a tho do
.ncss'c turkey had proved too strong M attrao-
ton at Xmas ttmo. Juige Bangs returned In
tbs Afternoon. and EXPRESSED hts satisfaction 1t
tho haaponinss Of Christmas Day. Col. Mattt,e ~
waH also present part OF tho das, and bald COP
tinucd consultation wlth h,s de ,uty. Capt. A.
y. Brooks. WHO bad conn from Bill i husse for
The pnrnoHn. Tho fattof received wh1toses wis
to 10 said With cquaomty, sni last evening d.
parted for tbe interior Of the State.
, 1875-12-28


Special D.srafeh to Thr Encaao 77ibfss..
MlSSEAPoT1s, MIMI, Dec. 27.-The wholera1o
liquor establishment Of J. T. Drown, OF this city,
together with tlo stock, valued It eos 0u0 was
eelzed by United Sth.es Marshal McLaren. The
charge is comPaundlng or rocttfyiug liquors WITH
cut rcctilios'B licensc. The oYtuaa ia puatsha-
bio By forfeiture Of atock. fue, and imprison-
mont. Last rear Brown had recti1e,e license,
but had diftcnltg A.out making his returns, and
represented that he hsh abandoned tint bfanch
OF tue business. It IL uudoeBtood from tinted
stasos officials. WHO mado q thorough inspection
Of tho establishment, that indubltablo proof
o. h1r. Browns guilt wau found
tl''s morning. apparatus aud material used in
the compounds. of tho recons uss Of which thelo
u very strong Proaf. The rcclltier's license IL
s.oo per annnn and ta1 has to 10 Laid upon
the rectihea liquors. Tio caso ta being heard
befo1e Commissioner Cordozo.
TIE LEBANON DlaFILItHnY.
Srtrai nspa.:h to N. Chtcaqo Ttt5.ne
-, srn1SaftElp. H., Dec. .7.-The Lebanon
Dstllery ss now iu rossosslon Of tho United
states Narphal poniling trial OF ruils Th,s
course was taken on Application Of tbs bonds
mon ard by aglectnent Of tho d,stillers. Tho
bonds arc cancelot.
, 1875-12-28

STEAMBOAT ACCIDENTS,
AlEwrH1s, Teou.. Doc. 2i.-Earty last Trjd.y
morning the steamboat Mary Miller, frnm Now
Orleans for Cincinnati, whon about ~ miles Lo-
low Napoleon, VAS stfuck by q equsll In trying
70 and- aud driven against the bank. break,pg
Aer stern, and causing Aer 10 thip about 3 feet
Of water. Some baies Of rags wero thrown OVER
boatd, tue pumps set to nork, tart ailn nlippsa
under tho bow, aud the boat ~as saved With on-
y a coup'o OF hosHhcada Of sugar and fow bar-
rels Of rlco IN the hold damaged The pteau-
boat lt!iuoto passing, ~as halled. and tuck OF
tho deck-load. 0u tho arrival Ut tho Mary Mill
OF here, she WIS attached o. clam Of e9u. 00D
for Halyage, made BY the oficerB OF tue Illinois,
but it Nas withdrawn this Bfternoop, and tue
matter will doubtless be compromised. 4 pro-
test was entered hero by Col. Mander, OF tho
MAry Miller.
Mxupuiy, Tonp.. Dec. 27.-steamcr Mincol.,
Capt. skunk, Of Memphis nnd Cine. c.uua.L from
Cihcnnati for tlis city With about LOO tons OF
ms:elaneous freight. struck hidjon obstruo-
t,ou about O'Clock thIs afternoon at tho head OF
tue outlet aono ~ uil.s above hore, AID within
five minutes filled aod turned over, portion OF
bar CABIN uo4ting on. There wcte twalyo cabta
passengers aud some ten deck paasonxera on
hua,d lut sy msh1s IT 11e-1oats ssa by cln-
tonight by - tto sI bol1e 49, sInnpI,is. 'S L. ~ i.
McGeary mate. Of 81. Louis. mas slightly
Injured n tF,ing 70 60. ni.sas1 After .ho ae,
both The clerks and thu yuscuoau ia charge Of
the wreck. A portion of the cargo can b. ssyed,
but the boat will pruve . total losd. She HaA
fa'ue1 a. slp,ooo. ana msused III IL" lofeaa' OF
e4neto"0'4' 1ot Saosu'
sronM namacr
C1Nc1xxA71, O., Dec. 9;.-Yes:erdsye storm
did conalderahtc asmaro at various points in
soutt,e,n mir AZ Cn,.rb. t,I,,t f.orr,v !,
80. ,I..,ss' .,.., .L,
~" aaStuoo'Ss cno1cn MAS "teckea oN'aa8e'
hood OF McConu allsr!lle The streams arc at flood
height, Bseeping swav lencos, outbusldings,
trees, hAS,stacis, a''d nrldses.
nafILs n9ca; Dec. st.Lh . - nulI.c1no II. nunuaY
r,ins cr,,.hnc % IN a.sti. M ishaeer namea n ,hsrt
Leach. rocoutI1 arr;yed from San F4ancpo3,
vhern he has \ mottcr !iyiug.
ACCIDENTS At Tot ONO I'LL
r., ~. ~ viii. ,,,a....; -
o.o'o' -. Dse. -t'"u.o asseu4p.'us W
10y 'o.uou naua-ea' -. o""s tao.io" s.,o4s'
ncct'oa Mas.cs au'oUns - ousne, w 'ao LUCID,
"aoaah q western "oao' was sne''7n forward
, 1875-12-28

ho considered than ~ qnste aubst1ntisl. As tho
reporter. moEcd towards tho door. Mr. Leach
netvonsly ropeated III, determination To stand,
although, ~ tho con7ete.t,ou had been carried
on Htahding. the tnb:o natural feeling would
havo Inclined one 10 iecu'ubeEcg, But, As she
reporter tleAcenaoi tho atepa. opeto1 tls trout
gate, snd avcn Until ha t1~A gone Home distnuae
IN tho COLI esoning & could hear l1r.
iAeachn VOICE oclltAnk - fe.cc!!oiIX these
worda. 80 asActeri*tio - teslso AID deter
m1nasiou from which :. cantd cause lin
10 H"ervo, icH, sir. = .aI by the ra:orIe."
lae may DO ttsudnE still. 1t may provo
10 BE- Rn uuc0nto ntortabf - tiou.
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= = SIN S6iffsboIpi,taI 3,

=. :: -: ~ SIN @'@iffs dip i'tol 3 u
Bre1t itarb ne1l1i6 elm: @eemann, Der
unter iibliber Gsforte ieiner &ameraoen
5u @rabe setro9en >puroe. Drei @tun<
6en na6 Der 8eeroislng ~traf Der Ofi=
3ier, ,pel6er Die Gsforte befebligt bate,
ben fur5 porber Bespaberen lpobl uno
munter ouf Der @traBe, ,pos grferen no.
tirli6 in ni6t gerinse Befir r5nng per!
lebte. gs> Tellte lib bera'ls, BOB oer&ranfe
in einen: letbar9ii6en. @1lof gefaQeu
mar, oen mor1L-fiir ben SOB bielt. Ser
@9eintobte >purbe in bas Sections5im'
mer 9ebrabt un6 bort >>auf einenSil6 &C.
legt, luo er "a 5tunoen perblieb. Wd6'
reno bieier Set erlpadte Der Seemonn,
nno ats er binrei6ens~ 9err Ieiner @inne
setoorben mar linn 5li ertennen, wo er lid
befano, floD er ben 9efdbrli6en uno un=
beimli9en plab. 9lls Der .@arg antom>
,puroe Die aunddlt liesenoe 9eid)e binein<:
selegt uno an Gtclle bes entl6:punoenen
beer6ist, obne boB bic bieoeren @eemdn-
ncr e!tpos bQpon erfubren. 60 mar bos
&dtbel .oes ulsbenbig um9erlponocln Sob
ten" seI6lt.. .l.-... " '...... =.
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nen @etten uno Yarteien hit SUITE IT.
Erer Ratsdistneu runbl @laubensbefennt=
,, 1,ilIe ilnterri6tet BON ,Wren .@ltern, 2eb=
rern, uni, MreSigern in Den peri9ieoenen
Meinllngeli ether jeoen+ Sefte. Sic (Sc=
fdll6te) Bibel bat BEL biclem l1nterri9t
uls l1nterlagecc sebfent uno es iino ben
iartaen, Men19en2 gerabe afol6c 2ebren
einseprd9f; sic. Set Mnli6t Ser Sette, 5u
ber lie sebDre1t, entipre9enl; }ol9e @tel=
len BEL. Bibel, Die oni9eineno Der fatbo=
li16en 2ebre entse9en iino, " baben 1ie
o,lspenbig lernet t,iiIen unb iino ibnen,
tief in bas @eo19tniB etngcprd9t ippr=
Ben ober flare Mus1pru9e Der ,8tbel,
pel9e gan5 pffenbar fur Die fatbol19c
2ebre ipre9en, bic ip1rbel1 ni9t ertpdbnt.
SprtwGbre11o ober tpuroe ben ,qr1nen
YrotsitontenIl q bie 2esbre etngsl9atrft g9 .Sab
ibre Gclisipn sqn3 a,if bie Yibefbe9riin=
BET 5ei. Sur9 hic1es @erfabren fon1mt
es Nun 5bob ielbf slaabies Rroteitante:n!
,penn lie lpater sic 8ibel lcien, lie5li6
einbiloen,. III Dem tpoten. .8u6c oas3 5u
finoet, tpa,s jie bereits pprber pDi,e Yril=
fllns eelernt uno scsla1bt 6oben: Wer'
bose etlnlinnige uto Sb0ri9tc bieles Der
fabrens aller protetantiI9eu Seften ni9t
ilar ein1iebt,, Ser bat etltfpeoer, fetnen
Wer[tan6, ober er gebrau6t' i'm ni4t. 49,
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t:-'@rob 1T bas @cid oes Suntbuss in Nme.
rita 3auicno bon &ranfen. tncreenj >jdbrlid
3ur9 Nnpreiiuua ourdons teertblefer, Quad
falbern,ittel UNI .@el6 unb| @ciunbDeit betro9en.
8orfdt fann eaber :nid)t ge1l.9 einpfo9len
tperoen, 'cinen beuahrter 9fuf ba9egen baben
Dr.MIbert CONT abi's 81 u gsb II rs ct
Grop fen, bic bon ben rrnomnirteten Ner5,
ten, berorbnet nerbcn. 1871 ,. .,:, *''"'~'
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slud Nepte e,npfeblcn .Dr."N Nuguit 81.
nig'9 gam b ,tr9 er 8 ttDee, i@rctbt
unS Serr SD. Suslage, 8incenneS, Snoiano,
bel alien. aus @rtaltunaen entitanoenen &rant.
beiten, atS Gin auberldiiiseS Seilmittel. 3.:-
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- Mm, Montas ben 8. .g{opelnbcr ipuroen in,
aloiter bonn @uten Sirten gu Columbus orei
Yoitulantinnen als 'Mfasbaleren eiAgctlcioet.
Diele!orei linb bic eriten, bic in Columbus oaS
&lcio bet Magoalenen anlegten> um ab9elGie"
ben bon, BET .gBelt @ott 81 bicncn uno i'm Stil'
len @utes su tbun Bis an ibr @noe., -.
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- = Man. .fast, bab bic 3a6l Der fatbolilden
@ebolteruna aur 8oDl oer tatDoliiden 3etun>
sen in ben3@ereini9tc.l @taatea in benz 8er'
bdItni1e fteDet oab erit auf 3oo, 900 &atDoliten
eile 2eituna fom1ne!
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r Sir Sort gBa1ne. Sno. bobcn mir
9errn 50 fepb & gues, 1872 Us. @a>
iDinston< trabc gum @9cntcn ernannt, L..
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-Bei elmer fiiralid) abgebaltenen @(iiiion
in Der ct. NatridS Hirdc gu BrooflDn traten
27 Yrotefanten aur futboliiden. STRIDE llbcr.
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Gin fatbplifder &eoaftcur
1udt cine 5tel(e an eirer fatboliiden 3cituag.
@cacn Nusfunft mcnhe man .iid) an Die Ne-
oattion bea ,Sbio @oiicnfreuno." -.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-10

4 BROTHER SHOOTS HIS SISTER, SDrczR,
The Nashville Republican Banner is in
formed by a gentleman from West Tennes-
see that, as the citizens Of Shady Grove, four
miles from Union City, were enjoying a
spelling match, few evenings since. the
audience were startled out of their seats BY
the sharp report Of a pistol in their midst
This was followed BY still another report.
The utmost excitement Immediately ensued
Men jumped upon the seat, women screamed
and shrieked, rush was made toward the
spot, anxious inquiries were made. and for
time everything was in perfect tumult.
1t was ascertained that Young man named
Frank Williams had come up the aisle to the
pew in which james Turner was seated with
young lady, placed the muzzle Of a reyol-
yer to the back Of his head and fired. the
ball passing through the Uranium. Turner
tel forward on the floor a corpse. Williams
then shot at his fallen form aeain. the hall
striking the leg of another and producing a
sllght wound. 1t was stated that Turner
had seduced Williams sister, and her
brother had pleaded with Turner to save
n her from disgrace by marrying her. VII
hams had that night called him out OF the
mouse and demonstrated with him. telling
him at last that if be did not lead her Ia
the altar he would kill him. Turner re-
sponded that he would no, marry her. and
that he was not afraid The SEQUEL was
Turner's sudden and tragic death.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-10

In pithy letter to the IrI'nne, MI
Albert G. Browne, Jr., convicts the Ne"
York Court of Appeals out OF its own
month. No sooner did Charles O'Coner call
attention to the fact that the opinion IN
Tweed's case fatty contradicted the (pre'i-
ous) opinion in Fishers case, than Tweed 5
counsel and other volunteer champions OF
the court set up q clamor OF oosfeT LIE
opinion in Fishers case was not an opinion
at all, in the technical sense, but only the
" say so - of single judge. Mr.. Browne
shows conclusiyely that this is not true In
point Of fact. There were number Oh
cases pending which involved the question
whether several penalties could properly DC
recovered in one action. The judges gave
this question a careful consideration anu
answered it in the affirmative. 81 No deer
sion in any court of last resort, saws MI
Browne, could be more binding upon all
its subordinates than this announcement
Mr.. Browne further cites the case OF Sux-
dam and Smith, argued two years alter
wards. In this case, the question whether
several penalties could be joined and recoV-
cred in one action was directly in issue. And
the court held that they could. The opinion,
in which Fishers case was cited, was read
by Judge Rapallo All the judges who have
since subscribed to the opposite opinion Ii
Tweed case concurred, with the exception
of Judge Miller. who was not at that time
on the bench. In digging ont tins case oil
Suvdam and Smith from the reports, Mr.
Browne has given the Court Of Appeals
very hard nut 10 crack.