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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-23

POwDER--The market is quiet and steady
OF previous rates. Blasting is worth w 75lg4,
and rifle S5 s51G per keg OF 70 lbs.
RlCE-Ihe market Is quiet with moderate
consumptIvc demana only. We quote: LOUIS
lana 7AtGSc and Carolina 6g91sc, per lb.
SALT-Domestic remains steady and quief
AZ 23425c per bu, and 81 25G1 10 per: bris
There is moderate demand for Turks Island
at 56g3oc per bu. Liverpool coarse is in mode
rate request and quoted at ii 35@1 4O per
sack.
| SEED-There is fair dem and for Clover, with
good supply at 1l@ilkc per Id, 10 store.
Timothy Is quiet and in moderate demand 81 10
| az rs per bu, in store. Flax is steady, with
| fair demand at 81 ii per bu.
| suGAk---There IS fair consumptive de-
| mand, but beyond that the market is inactive.
We quote: New Orleans at 7}tGyc: yeliow re-
| fined, ya94c; extra "C," lU1sWlOkc: ~"
white, lO15CGlOkc; "A"' white, l05alGl01sc; /;
| hard, ul4g1l%c per 10.
TALLON-Ihe market remains quiet and
steady, with the demand fully equal 10 the re-
ccIpte, and prime country Is worth S14lgS;sc
per ID. on arrival.
WINDOW GLASS-1here is only moderate
demand at previous rates. We quote: First
quality, 50 25. and double strength, $40, Tor 9
| by SQg7 by . per box of 81 feet, which Is re-
| garded as he basis of the card rates, from
| which dealere allow q discount OF w per cent.
| TO The trade.
| WOODEN WARE-The market is steady and
quiet. There Is q moderate demand only and
prices are unchanged. TUBS. nests, 3s, W 25:
Z, ST; TUBS. No. 3, s6; buckets VI IS: churns,
No. ]. $40: chuIns, No. 2, 80 50; churns, No. 8,
IS: washboards, S2 W.
WUUL-Ine demand is fair and receipts
moderate. The market remains firm, with no
change in prices. We quote: Unwashed,
neece- washed, i54 49,; tub-washed, Og5zc;
pulled, 40c.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-23

from the College building on Fifth and
Walnut streetR He was sentenced To
the Work-house for sixty days and fine
| OF $3.50.
BELLE PIERCE (the particulars oi
whose case were mentioned in yester'
days STAR) was arraigned this morning
In the Police Court, charged Win steal
ing $40 from Silas Drake. 1t seemed, how
ever, that Silas lost his money in some
other manner, and the case was dis
missed.
Mr.. BRosEY, Freight Agent Of the Lit.
tie Miami Depot, on the 18th OF March
captured u band OF young burglars and
charged them with having broken into
four cars and taken away about halt d
box or oranges. /. On account OF tAeil
youth and this being their trN o11ense
they were dismissed this morning with d
reprimand by Judge Marchant.
CORONER MALEY held an inquest this
morning on the body Of q man by the
name of Henry Birkhouse, who died
very suddenly yesterday evening about
four O'Clock. From The testimony elected
was blacksmith by trade, about 4:
years old and resided at No. SO Pleasant
street. He had been on spree Tor the
past eight days, and was found last
evening at the aforementioned time by
his vile lying on the porch near the dool
dead. The jury returned q verdict o.
intemperance.
THE body OF middle.aged woman was
found floating in the canal about eleven
O'clock A. NJ, between Twelfth and
Grant streets. From the apparent cir
cumstances connected with the case, il
seems that the woman committed sui
eide. To all appearances the body had
been in the water for some time. The
Coroner has been notified. 1t mas beer
discovered that her name 10 Eliza Vet
ter, and that she worked at The Germa
MIA House. 1t will be recollected thai
she some time since attempted to com
init suicide by jumping into the river
and that her conuuct was caused by de
sertion by the father of her illegitimate
child. She is much younger than was a.
first supposed, her hair having turned
gray on account Of her troubles.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-23
The Chamber Of Commerce Urges a Better
Method OF Co, teetistg Iares. ..

On Change to-day Hon. G. W. Rowland
| offered the following resolutions, which
he fully explained i'll II few remarks. On
account Of the Importance Of getting the
communication to Columbus at once, the
Chamber decided to dispense with the
formality Of Il committee. This was
done and the resolutions unanimously
adopJed:
CINCINNATI CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
March 70, 1873.
Whereas, the State laws of Ohio de-
tining and controlling the duties OF
County Auditors and Treasurers in the
collection OF takes and settlement OF tax
duplicates tail TO establish methods of
practice which we consider essential to
the proper discharge Of the duties per-
public service; and
Whereas, A bill called Bill 597, now
pending in our State Legislature, will,
in our opinion, remedy serious defects in
our existing laws relating to this SUBJ
ject, and AS It's provisions are in con-
formity to established business
principles and calculated to protect the
interest of taxpayers and produce the
greatest possible amount Of revenue un.
der any gwen tax levy; therefore,
Resolved, BY lhe Chamber OF Com
mcrcs of Cincinnati that we recommend
to the consideration of the General AS
sembly OF the State, House Bill 507, and
respectfully request the Representatives
of Hamilton county, in the Legislature,
to exert their influence to secure its pas.
sage into law before their adjourn
ment.
q. N. HOLLOWAY, President.
CHAs. b. MURRAY, Secretary.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-23
TiIton-B BeecLer.

! BROOKLYN, March 22.-Bessie Turner
resumed her testimony to the jury, after
the Court was called to order, with her
saucy air, meeting Fullerton's skiliul
eross-questioning with ready and rapid
replies. She emphatlcally deEied ever
having been discharged from Tilton's
house, but left OF her own accord. She
heard of the charge Of adultery made by
:Pilton against his wife after her return
from the West. She hoard OF it on sew
eral occasions. The trouble betW cen
Beecher and Tiiton began about the
time those charges were maGe. She
could not say whether she referred to
the Beecher-1'ilton difficulty before the
Investigating Committee or not. She
might have done SO. She was not sent
away from KeypOrtfor falsehood.
Nobody ever accused her Of talsehood
except Theodore 1'ilton. Witness was
then subjected to rigid examination
regarding her testimony before the Com.
mittee. Witness remembered distinctly
TiIton saying to his wife, "Damn you,
you have brought this girl here to testify
against me-"
. She might have omitted the word
Hlamn' in her testimony before the Com
mittee. She had correspondcd with TIL
ton while at Steubenville. Fullerton
asked her if she wrote to Tilton regard
ing an offer Of marriage she had re.
eeived. After a lively discussion be.
tween the counsel, it was agreed that
tbe4etler on the subject should be shown.
Before further ques stOning Fullerton
again put the question and received an
unsatisfactory answer.
He declared witness was eyading MIN.
Evarts said Fullerton WAS dealing un-
fairly and disputed his illusions to wit
ness A storm of applause greeted the
remark, and Judge Nelson had great
difficulty in restoring order.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-23

RY TEL LEGRAPH.

~ MADRID, March 23-General Concha,
late Captain General of Cuba, has a.
rived.
WINDSOR, ONT, March 23.---Thomas
Cameron was killed by the cars here last
night.
LONDON, March 23.-The amount OF
British bullion which went into the Bank
Of England on balance to-day, is 493, ,000.
DUBLIN, March pa conflict occurred
here yesterday between the Bishop
Naron and Father O'Keafe parties, DUR
ing which much violence was used, anu
VKeaie Chapel completely wrecked.
MOBILE, ALA, March 23.-The failure
Of Preston & Stetson, Mobile branch OF
Boston firm, is announced LlaDllltles,
$26, 100; assets not stated.
MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich, March 23.-
Robinson's Stone Mills burned last night.
loss $4,000.
DETROIT, March 23.--The Detroit and
Milwaukee Railroad to-day elected q. g.
Trowbridge, Z. j. Bridges, III. N. Walk
or, E. A. Brush, G. ii. Buhl, Sir Hugh
Allan, N. McMasters, Samuel Barton,
and Andrew Watson, Directors. Mr..
Trowbridge was reelected President.
Boston, March 23.-Mrs. Mary Ring
ham, "a young and handsome widow, Of
very respectable connections, was found
dead in the cellar of No. 97 Webster
street, East Boston, last evening. The
body was terribly bruised,and the throat
1lled with gravel. The discovery OF the
supposed murder caused great excite
ment.
WASHINGTON, March 23.-The Commits
siOner OF Internal Revenue has just is
sued an order confirming the ruling that
the act imposing an additional tax on
tobacco, cigars, ETC., took effect from
Ehe very day in which the act was APP
proved, March 3D.. The extra tax was
therefore due on all goods on which the
tax was paid on that day.
PoRT DEPOSIT, MD, March 23.-The
water at this place has receded II or 10
inches to-day. People are returning to
their homes. The flood, however, has
snly been checked by the cold weather.
1t is feared that general flood will
follow the warm weather now so near.
The reports sent out from here to the
press rejecting on the hospitality and
morality of the people Of this town are
malicious talsehoodS.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-23
IConlintlnication.l

We take pleasure in. bringing before your
and Liquid Extract of Beef, made after the
formula of SIR FRANCIS RANDOLPH, NJ. D., +.
London, England, which is recognized By the
leading Physicians and Hospitals throughout
cious and reliable Fluid Extract Of Beef before
the profession.
The Extract of Beef Of which BARON VoN
LIEBIG, the great Chemist was the originator,
and which has proven to be such valuable
valescents, has been improved upon by SIR
FRANCIS RANDOLPH in a Liquid preparation
direct from raw, lean Beef, combining Iron,
stimulants and Tories, and having many ad-
vantases over the old form OF Liebig ENuacs
of Reef. t,rt. l...
This is a standard pharmaceutical prepara-
tion and recommended in Constipation, Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, and an disorders Of the
! Stomach and Bowels; and in all cases where
tonic, stiinulant aud nutrlent are needed,
such as General Debility, Female Diseases,
Dropsy Liver Complaints with complications
of the kidneys and Bladder, ana in all cases
of Piles, whether brought on by natural causes
or by the use of injurious medicines.
In Consumption this medicine is invaluable
as food, IN eases where the ordinary articles
Of diet can not be digested on account Of 2
extreme weakness OF the stomach In &C
stages OF Consumption. this medicine is
commended 10 eject a cure las some A,
The disease is ineurable). but it may be tak,l
with great benefit in such cases, and III others
r cure may be hoped for.
This is not \ i'gisni Medicine. bui rcliah,e
Standard lharnllcratic,l Frosiara,ion, ptt ~,
in convenient ioral for iainiiy use a;si lliysl-
cisDs prescriptions.
For sale by Physicians, Druggists and Gro
GERS. Price ~ 90 per bottle, sent on soccips
OF price.
RICHARDSON & TuLLlDGE, Preprieiers,
80 W. Second St., Cincinnati, 0l.io.
Dasa-llt u Tl&&
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-23

The procedure of the testimony in the
Dummy Davis case was considerably
delayed this morning by the absence Of
Major Blackburn. The Court, after hay
ing waited about half an hour, ordered
the examination of witnesses to be re.
sumed, ana Mr.. Thomas Shay, the only
counsel for the defense present, with
some reluctance took the case in hand
and the trial commenced.
John Scarles was the first witness
called: was at the circus that night
heard Il scnifle near me; looked around
and saw Il policeman take another man
by the shoulder; l then saw the police
man showed away about six feet; imme,
the report OF a pistol; l then left.
at the circus that night between 8 and
O'Clock; Mike Lipman beckoned to Bird
and Bird sproceeded under the seats;
then lookeds.under and saw him Bird
go to Dayi& nd placing his hand on his
shoulder, heard him say, II want you.'
Immediately afterward saw Davis pu,
his hand behind him, pull out a pistol
and fire. L then saw Davis kick him
(Dlrd); Davis then walked out. l didn't
see him drop pistol nor pick one up.
Joseph Harris sworn: L was r door
tender at the circus at that time; Iheard
shot fired near the middle OF the circus
About ten minutes alter Davis came out
and sat down beside me and pulled out q
pistol. l saw the pistol in his hand; he
had no communication With me.
Wm. kirkwood sworn: l was at the
circus that night; saw Davis crawling
out from under the seats some time after
the shot was fired; saw him talk to Har.
ris and make motions as ii in the act oi
loading a pistol.
The latter statement was objected to,
aud the Court decided that the witness
might make the motions as Davis did, OF
describe Them inlanguage, but give none
of his own conjectures as to the matter.
w. A. Fox testified: lam policeman;
was called into the circus about nine
O'Clock and arrested Davis at the Race.
street entrance; Officer Myers helped
\ 4 =
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-23
WEEKLY REVIEW or THE GIN
CINN14I MARK EI.
CINCINNATI, March 23--s NJ

CINClNSATi. March 23--2 L.. M.
FLOUR The market remains inactive,
Prices have not varied during the week. There
is only moderate ldrai demand. We
quote: Fancy brands at SIS 30a6 A. per brl.
family. s50ps Is; extra, 81 75(g4W suncrhne,
"a 1904 IS; and low grades ut ss tog8 70 per
hri. Spring wheat Hour is worth - SFd
go por bri. Rye aour is steady ats5 5oln5 rs
per brl.
BARLEY Demand Light. The slight ad-
vance has checked the demand. Brewers and
at low prices. iowa spring, 81 l5tai s5; fall,
81 Z. al ~: Canada is held at u 3Ogl 35, with
moderate demand st inside prices.
WHEAT-There is aquiet and steady mar
| for very choice 'ots. Hi, is quoted at 81 l4Ql
| 10 for Nos, and white 81 1901 " for post
quality. Inferior white il only nominal.
MISS POkk-ihe market Is easier, and the
demand Is light ut previous quotations: prime
city is heidat sci per brl; country at wy Is pei
bri.
LARD-Prime steam loose to-tay at lG1sc:
it Is offered ut lac per tb in tcs Kettle is quoted
at l4tsgld1Sc per lb: outside ratio for best 0jty
er to-day, but there is no material Gnange in
prices. We quote shoulders 7&tg7Sfc; clear
rib sides, loAeiv;sc, and clear sides Hj4c per
ID, all loose.
BAI2)N-The demand is moderate to-day
and tho market il somewhal caier, but prices
remain about at yesterday's quotation. should.
ers are held at SEE; clear rib sidea, u2sc, and
clear sides, 1870 per ID. 5ugar-cured hams
are worth i214tGl3%c per ib,
TUBALCO-There is {. firm market, with
no material change in prices. We quote
For shipping grades-Bright leaf,' ziqD8gc
bright Jugs, l1g22c; bright trash, ll.al7c; dark
lear, 15g1sc: trk lugs, l1gtSc; dark trash. va
lie per Ii. For manutacturne.-ijright wrap
pers, sDc1sl: bright iiiicrs, l69Sgc: dark wrap
pers, lAglSc; dark tiiieYs, 10gise per lb. Ohlu
seed Leaf Is quoted for cigar wrappers, I4l 25c
cigar Hllers, 6lDgc per Id.
nlArkpt En- "A 4
25S bales. Stock on hand 1896 bales. Nc
quote; Ordinary, isc; good ordinary. l4ysc;
low middiihg, 15ct<; .middlmg, l5c; good
mtdlipg, 16Ac.
WHISkY-There is steady marker with a
good demand, and sales to-day OF al7 brls al
81 10 per gallon.
Al.COHOLs-Tho market is somewhat easier,
and we now quote it 81 n per gallon for 9S per
cent. over proof.
ASHES The market remaina Inactive and
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-23
LATEST LOCAL.

sTTyIcK, the missing juror, has report
ed. He WAS asleep from Sunday eiter-
noon to Monday afternoon. Fined $l5
and costs.
{. JOHN CASEY, arrested yesterday morn.
ing ior obtaining under false pretenses a
q saddle aud bride valued at sal from
a-stablc on Sycamore street, in the 20.
lice Court this morning had his case con.
tiEued to next Wednesday. Bonds $500.
= HN the Police Court tbis morning,
Henry. WeDher was convicted of stealing
JEree coats, belonging TO TWO workmsn,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-23

NEW YORK, March e3.-The A. and p
Telegraph Company have lately acquired
avery valuable addition to their system
of lines stwardly, increasing their fa-
cilities for prompt transmission of New
York City and western business through
an arrangement by which they can ope-
rate all the lines of telegraph over the
: New York & Oswego Midland Railroad.
Besides the Importance OF this ar.
rangement as an addition OF facilities it
affords another outlet III case OF pressure
Of business or interruption of other
routes.
,,-~ BESSIE TURNER.
The morning papers claim to have
found aud interviewed Bessie Turner's
brother and father. The former, named
Henry A. Turner, lives at Bergen
Heights.
, liz says Bessie Is 2T years old, that all
ler testimony in the Beecher case has
been well studied. His mother was di.
yorced from Colonel J. NJ, Turner, of the
New York Courier newspaper, and then
father took Bessie, or as he calls her,
Libbie.
The father, Col. Turner, says BESSIE is
81 years old. He refused to narrate her
connection with the Tilton family. He
Sympathizes with Mrs. Tilt0n, and be-
icyes her testimony regarding TiltOn
correct.
lf-s5.- .-s.- FIRE
was discovered early ihis morning in the
/. kindiing-wood factory Of Frederick Buz
1lOR to ILL., First Avenue. The materia
in the building was very infiammable
and before the flames could be exiin
guished the building and contents wore
damaged $1,000. Richard Dayili, ma
chinist, occupying portion OF the prem
isea, lost 5000. Eight horses were
kufned 80 death.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-23
Cincinnati Live SfOcLs Market.
CINCINNATI, March 2S-2 L. NJ

The.following are the receipts and shipments
Of live stock for the past "A hours:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
hcCclDtSs .....sss.s...s fto 'io %
BEEF CATTLE-The market is firm and
active. Prices are unchanged. Total range OF
common to extra 50 5UG0 10 per GENITAL. No
extra Offering.
HOGS-rhe market Is firm and quiet. Re-
ceipts to-day are all common and medium
grades. Common arc quoted S,(G7 70; medium
to far $SttlS 80 per Genital gross.
SHEEP-Are firm with moderate demand at
s5a1 for falr to good grades, per GENITAL gros n
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-23
st. Lo1fiS M0rEef.

ST. LOUIS. March 23- Flour steady and firm.
Wheat higher: No. red winter, 81 ll1s(gl II:
U4}s@65]sc, cash, and GGc, April. Oats in light
supply and higher: No. ., 5e(G5yc. Barley finn
er: No. = sprlng, 81 s0tal IL Rye inactive at
81 02.
Whisky higher at 81 II.
Pork firm and higher at so cash and March,
the latter was held at $40 50 at the close.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-23
.PLilUGeinLia Market,

PHILADELPHIA. March . Petroleum. is
steady: refined, 14}6G1i4c.
Clover seed: Western, tO1@11c.
Flour steady, with less demand: Wisconsin
and minnesota family. s6a5 15: Indiana and
Ohio do IS aj(ad. Wheat firm anu active: red.
81 2Hg1 z35s; amber. 81 250tl 2o; white 81 ESQ
IS. Rye, 95c. Corn; yellow and Western
mixed, SIC. oats: white, $50 tt9c.
Provisions steady. Lard, 12}4Wh|Ic..
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-23
Scnafe-Enirn Se6SiOA.

WASHINGTON, March pa resolution
authorizing the Clerk, Of the Senate Com
mittee on Military Affairs to prepare ar
ucles of war to be submitted to The Sen
ate at the session in December, was
adopted. MIR. Jones, of Florida, took the
iioor and spoke against the Louisiana
resolution,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-23

MANCHESTER, N. H., March 23.--The
lasters in Drabes' shoe mandatory,
Pittsfeld, struck tor higher wages yes
terday.
The people OF Pittstield and Suncook
are threatened with flood. Ice gorges
four feet thick have formed in several
places.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-23

DETROIT, March 23-Flour 1uet and un-
changed Wheat active aud advanced: extra,
II ~ A1 2l a; No l, " lSIs; amber, 81 10. Corn
in 1a!r demand and firm at 73c. Oats in fair
demand and ilrm at 6S)ac. Barley: State, $s@
2 40.
Clover seed. Sc 5NQ6 IS.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-23
LIeceiaad Market.

CLEVELAND. March CIV heat firm: No.
red, 81 IA; No. do, 81 II. Corn and oats steady
and unchanged.
Petroleum quiet: standard white, car lots,
llAc; Ohio State test, 123ic; small lots, 1tg2c
hlgher.
Receipts-Wheat :, $50 blu; corn, TOO bu; oats,
l,y50 bu.'
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-23
Rd{ti,.os.e Market.

BALTIMORE. March 23.-Flour steady and M
changed. W heat firm and quiet: Pcnnsylva-
nia red. 81 1901 %; other grades unchanged.
Corn buoyant and strong for Western; Western
mixed, e5c. oats quiet. Rye dull and un-
changed. Hay dull and unchanged.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-23
NeU Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, March a3-Corn stcadier: S2N
Soc.
Pork: light supply, in demand, and higher;
standard, 81 80: heavy, S2l rs; extra heavy,
$?2; rump, SIT. Others unchanged.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-23

OswEGo, March 23.-Wheat: No. I Mllwan-
kee club held at 81 20; No. white Michigan.
81 30 Corn, SIC. Barley 1lrnef: Canada held
at 81 24lq1 rs.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-23
Pporia Market.


PEORIA, March 23.-Coru, &c. Oats: white,
&c; mixed, 55c. Rye 81 021S,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-08-21

A NEW field has been opened up for
emigration, and persons who have tried
all parts of our country and are still dis
satisfied are commended to this new Ell
Dorado. President Grant has obtained
footing for American citizens on a
group of islanda in the Southern Pacific
known rs the Samoan groupor Navigator
Islands. The conquest was purely dip.
lomatic, and the adoption of the consti.
tuition and government proposed by Mr..
Steinberger was voluntary accepted by
the Samoans. The area of these islands
is about 1850 square miles, and the pop
ulation is estimated at twenty to thirty
millions. Here is a productive and
fruitful soil, with q mild and generous
climate warmed by tropical sun and
tempered by winds always fresh from the
ocean, inviting venterous and ambitious
young men. The restless youth who
have been logging for the opening of the
Black Hills country SHOULD at once mi.
crate to these beautiful islands that
know no season but summer.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-08-21

THAT the question Of fin ance viii be
one of the leading issues in the next
Presidential campaign, with the Repub.
licans in favor of "hard money" and the
Democrats in favor of "rag money!" we
don't think at all probable. The sblest
Democratic journals of the country,
however erroneous may be their views
on other questions, are sound financially.
In reference to "more greenbacks" the
Louisville Courier Journal sensibly re.
marks: "That we may get more green
backs We must have something's bag
of wheat or key of whiskey, bale Of
Of cotton or bunch of bananas-to get
them with; and when we get them We
want them TO he good for tl,eir face and
on their face-not like our confederate
currency, which came to be so valueless
that the farmers preferred to keep their
truck to selling it. More sreenbacks'
to-day means more greenbacks' to-mor-
row, to the old end-repudiation."
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-08-21

IT was one hundred days last Wednes.
day since Col. Anthony, editor OF the
Leavenworth Times, was wounded. anS
on that day for the first time he was able
to dress himself and walk out on the
piazza in front of his residence. In
speaking of the Colsners condition at
that time the Leavenworth Times says:
1.-THE compression of the subclavian
artery has now been continued nearly
seven weeks with only three intervals Of
two days each. 1t will be kept up dur
ing the present week, when it is hoped
that work can be partially dispensed
with. The compression, during the day,
is maintained by the Colonel himself,
assisted by members of his family. At
night relay of two persons is required.
who alternate hourly in the work. Dur.
ring the past week DR.. Sinks has per-
scribed more liberal diet, the result of
which is that the Colonel has gained
strength very rapidly. He can walk
without assistance, and hopes to be out
within a week, but will not be able to do
hard work for some time to come. The
decrease in the size of the tumOr has
been tediously slow, but nevertheless it
seems to have been correspondingly
sure"