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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-02
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MARIETTA AND CfN ciNNArI.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO, VIA PARKEnSBURGs
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-02

GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA.
Depot, Fifth ana fIoadly. Time, minutes fast
Gtana t;tsls Bag,ss AZ a. n ssfM tSSsfM
* a. : "a = 4 !.
, 1875-10-26

OF tie 10000 inhabitants Of Lapland, only
about 1900 Of 2U,001 aso Lspps III tier own
language, Sabine OF SAND. who form subdIyison
Of tho F,nno race. They wero originally inlaU-
itanta of Finland. but ,wero gradually pushed by
The tlnns farther north and wost to i4or ,resent
tarF'toly. According az they are fishermen Or
tcIndosr herdsnen. thsY arc distinguished az
.',,sar "ssa laa Lapps" .nd Iouut.ln Lspps and
lnad!o llf0. They ar0 extremely small iu stature.
aud theF hair ~ black sud straight. presenting q
great contrast % the tall aad blond Norwexisnu
md bwcdos. ThciE AKIN h ysllox, tho forehead
broad, the head poised Oh sho1t aud roundad
neck tho n0se vol formed, the cheek- bon es pro-
tfnding. tie chtn pointed the ehcekb hollow, and
The lips straight and thin. They are agile, but
quickly exhaustc1 by labor, rather from bodily
tEousetB aud ahooa OF TeiAloor-sliu. IAev pro
tsct the hsad by means OF + wort OF eow1, but
tho husssau Lamps generally wear fur caps with
eaF-cosers. The dwellings, Of the mountain
Lapps arc snAl! tenta. consisting OF skeleton
q heat stcks covered with coarso clotb. In
t!Ae middle IN bola which serves ~ q duo for
the fireplace underneath. Tho saa Lapps hayo
pette1 habitanons, generally consisting Of wood
en butts with several spartnents. They I've a.
o!n'sfaJ On saimA food bread, which they o.
, 1875-10-26
St1c 0fstaas Co-0ptrat.rc .,1frs.

,Msnng a:nce, while ,osdsng beneath The
hsae o. ig tree, our attention Waa Qttrnctee by
sI:aEsr, LOUD and shrill b1lzzlng eound. AZ Of
ons ~ one M o. tle log family In distress. Looking
y W. directing Of the nolsc, ne obseryod oute
10y aetoas aant-aaubor, Or builder, ono OF the
i2eesa Of Hasl 70 veil known for tic cytindric-
). sasas u mud It builds tudor cavos aud Of,
Et7esed Nale. Hhcf, it Bt.lf!s till Of ccrtsi1,
tams aad dpdetB for ils Young, Tl,,d WIZ,
sa ha Of ltd brad down tho holo Of tho canal
stAk knoNa doodlebug, q norm vhlsh chtlitrc,
aa taolr holesby toasiug theu1 with straw
~ ~ 1aey grasp tt With their strong pr1pers nrfl
saa saa % uu;l' they aro thrown out. il was oyi.
ts ~, elalca that thu waBp had ooue 1ionn
~ pele Of tho doo4lcbug, and that tia tin;,dio-
3at ~ toop had him in Liz strong crin Al graat
s..a.a,antage, and aheso Tho wings Of tho was,,
.4aof 10 advantage Ia him, cxcopt to nnk"
s&sa aaIca might alarm liz a'fyFrr"rv sIbn
s,,S.. is. iAatsd full toh minutes, wlon innl]y tho
nss. isa insnes from tho hole 1T urou the grouud
'sIsea M hls hsad, aud fAirly danced with poin.
nj, :; ;'s y. moments Ao recovered from tic cf-
.aa ICY o. lila wounds and bogau making ahort
~ Ses oTer TIC i1olc, osidently raco,,,s;tor;mc
w. n}la8 his plans. Presently, lighting n th
!. A.a aa q tho hole, ho tried tln Garth oi nbnut
.sss99aaco with tho skill Of an snninerr mi
xHuae mat which was the dr1est. Eo 1,aran ~
- NSsHa lze dog with lin foro Ycct th,n,s;,s,,
iii iss%s 1apdly back into tue Lo!o. Wo WATCHED
,.at "a a!easo iatcseat, and could but adm,rc bts
h,e.tauea Discrimination, for wc imagine tiia
ooIs oI'tsS y o. Dust on hi~ adyorsary'a head was
, 1875-10-26

TofEy H0HlNu1N 4SfEA,
In the heart OF tho Rockies. near Georgetova.
last Wednesday. thote VA given 4 grand "sui,.
te1rAue." pscu'o aud bali (ll4 the MaIshall tu,,
laps. tue iiIat of ita kiul ever Hitusnaad r. H..
world-tlIo " ballroom having bes1 cut o. OUT @ Of
the solid rock, 60Q foot below {he aurface nn,i
almost IL, v9o feet above sca level 70 reaeh Il
tho guests travelled $40 feet from The eutranc. to
tho tuunel. Tue. door had been plaukeu guI
prepared expressly for dancing. flo exercises
we're commenced with Z brief address Iron Com-
modote Decatur. Tho festivities woro prolonvcd
nplil ten boxes Of wsx-csullles we're cousumsd
Thus did Tezpsicose. u ! tunnel, Charm tho
heart Of etony mountain, whose ailyar cords
yiald Thousands Of dollars to the Ion, '~'~s
, 1875-10-26
HYDn0CEASIC ACID AND WHISKY.

I
MACON. Mo-, Oct. 23.-Ihe bo:!fea Of Dr.
Sherman and Ssmue pstker arrival here tayt
night about II o'clock. Tho mystery su,round.
inK thoir sudden taking of has not bcon pore
trated and tho case Ia Que Of the atrauceet in the
annals OF tho country The facts ia tho tragedy aro
10 toloHa Dr. p. +. Sherman, proprietor Of Ito
SHERMAN PrcI'g Ash Eittcrs" and other mo-
d'c1nsl proparation. having busncss at Dsvter,
urged Mr Parker to Accompany hlm to that vii
| ltRe. 1hov left this city 10 a buggy about il
9clocK e'teIday morning. aud strlsol At their
tbeil 'inos, aerty liter nGoo After ordene
md taao drink. bev!or being a tc,nneraneo ] uso
towi,, ts, minus any heensod afam-hlopy, Tho IN.
dpux dqr.sheto soro gsn'sn'S :; R[,oesed0d 70 .o
protor, who was the only ono present. ILat
gentleman IN said to havo replied thai he sold no
wsiekp, but that ho had . private TEN. crance
efI''k Which lie iHdulgcd in himeclf, and If sha7
than Wantea .st sone t Of that they cod have It. A
Si,anks produced black a!e- bottle. from
which ho drank, and then handed II to
tho oshcrs Whtlo Parker and Sherman we're
dslnk,nE' Dir: shanks left for tl!o trout storo
through With tho caller, Uf. Hlcrman and air,
ia!kcr passed out, but had not gono ten rods
FELL DOWN AND EXPIRED
into tho drug stoso aud osory means uaed 10 IT,
store consciousness, but without avail, 4 tnsy
was 'npancled AZ quickly nj rract1cable, aud
wiil!o dho fnques. vas being hold it was aaccr-
ta,nod that tue bottle tron which tho trio lat, it,-
otbct vas mlssinG. 1t could not bo found for
some t'tno, but was finally discovered in ro1rn
70 INC rear OF the QUO IN which the drinks wore
tAken, ana WAS identified BY sIr. sLanks. The
contents Of tho bott!o wero anajyzed by pra.
sha" aHd jackson. Of A1acon, and 1t mns found
70 consist Of hydrocyauic acid apd whisky The
deAdly poison being III such proportion that pixty
drops Of tlIs compound was sufficient to protlEce
ueatn AZ the cotcluslon Of tho lnyeHtigsion
the following verdict Nhs rendered:
we, tho jury, After viewing tie bodies and
nearing tho nvidence, find tIAt tho deceased ccn~
tlo1nen camc to thntf death bv drinking from 4
bottle furnished shoru BY A. W. shanka"
Alter tho inquest had terminated, she bodies
moro placed III wagon and brought to this city.
WITHOUT tnrtAer investigation. not e.en
post-mottem examination being held tho re-
mains OF Dr. Sherman Hero to-day forwarded
to CluIlicotho for burial aud those Ut Samuel
Phrkor Nere interrod in Oakwood Gene.
tery. Tho latter gentleman was well known
throughout this section of the country, respecr-
ed on oil sides, and highly eonl.ec,cd. Dr. Sher-
2 man Lad widespread reputation Throughout
tho btAte.
Groat excitement prevails in thecity At tbs uu-
eatlsfactory termination Of the Official 1uyestica-
tlon, mud great indignation IL EXPRESSED Mt tn I
not being moro thorough. No post~murtom OK. |
animation boiuB held, is severely commented |
on. Firo or Bix sudden deatlla have occurred
n the county within tho last si1 months,
, 1875-10-26
3'InytsiH q Fine Trick.

Inc sunertntendont OF MI insaue asylum in
france while passing through tho war,is 1ecsnE
" noticed MAI. Of vesy iuoffcneiyo appearance
sobbtng III h1s bed Ike a Child. .MY ,oor
.neha what IL th: nla,toE p inquired tho phy.
a!eia1'; "Ah' hlr." said tile luna.lc. INV next
lelEhbor has plased lie sad trick. ia con.
cealed my knlio. and have beeu LOGGING for II
Two lnu5s without leing able to tiul IL Thou
ae :. ,t'. Aaoea, IL, Tith smile chahkn aud blanl
Nus vii! play him a luo trek ia return. y
That's oil rigA;," said tho SUPERINTENDENT
consoinsly patslng hfn on tho Bhou}dcr A. il,
passed IN. Two days later the Superintendent
chanced to walk through the eame room ea,ir
IN Tue morning. His insane friend stopped lin
s' sna said ~ have found my knife asaIn. and
5ou should DO" "Hou is that - Wills ho
was esieep, hid bis head" "This msu IL very
crazy thought the Superintendent then ho
asked. !" aud what did you do with it then +"
" put II IN the liucn closet. but vea need not
sell him." ~as the .nsner. Tho physician
Walked mechanically to the closel, opened the
aoos. and looked in. The head OF The lunatlc's
comrsdo was tbe1c.
, 1875-10-26

4 ahoFt t1Me ago We roforred 10 Mrs, Crow,
shYs project in England, to provide .lady
holps,"' sntl lts III success. Onces hays been
I opensa III London Tlle.o not only "la4y hesps y
Mrs. CtaSshay IL shocked u tie proportion 10
eAtel!d her scheme 10 ~ to include xeutIsmet,.
Tho Fall Hail Gazcttc says: ''Young isdlos urcs
hut tho spectacle Of tho silly tlitiers who naye
whispered 'llnmeAnfng nothings' In thor cars
coalr, backing boots, and cie1ninx plata w,fl
have salutasy effect, rather than otherwise, On
thor omn oxesttous. aud cauae them 10 wiel1
s's sc1abb1ng brush md flourish Tho gridirou
that they arc ully ab1s to compete with yita mn
in tho domestic. III "ell ~ the professional and
political alppR." -""
, 1875-10-26

| UtfFVf Frre Press.
| lte wasn't e,ch an old mau, but his fac
was very sad. hIa hair was long, aud ho va
oeht over. He entered q store on JoHc1eo,
! avenue Saturday, mud after war 1ntnE illa Laudl
1t sto stove he inquired Of tho proprietor:
| VIII you Rivo mo d lttlo ndyicn?"
| guess 10; What 10 it = WAS tho cheerfu
reply: -
| The stranger backed up 10 tho atove, vipcd
! tinncd: Ns'N
tho vs you Tsp,'a tss to ds would you jump into
well, don't know about that. 1 guess I'd
feel like dying:"
~ Do, nsser:"' said the man in u deep.
toned voice. "Yes, Two s.aid around ioue
enough"
whats tho maternity do you want to
dio :" questioned tho merchant.
'Whht's there to live Tor ?" demanded the
ead mall. There hain't no such times ID
Nas." S'-90
We'll, tho times are little hard, but there .
lots Of good men loft, guess
al, pg .;g good, maybe, mid the OLD maa a. no
- After mAu has knocked around win
Daniel Wcbster aud uenry Clay he can't como
feel good"
ibid you associate with those mon?"
honn, aud Patrick Horny more timea than you'y
Eot bai.s IN your head p
You have, chi"
And knew oineral Lafayette and all those
leilesn aud now to have 70 como down on par
WIN these no-accounts ia killing mo by inches,
I don't care IL do Tonight"
~ Kuehs you could get along II you tried
hard said the sarcastic merchant.
You're bE.ze1eimsgel" exclaimed the old
am ~ lar above such sunt1ower men ~ ypu arc
~ sho eagle ID above the clipmunk."
" You get out Of Aaro!" said tho merchant.
" You arc AZ ignorant old drunkssu!''
~ an. eh /" shouted the old map, and ho
backed the merchant over a box OF palu,-Ieaf
faus. Tue clerks hauled hiIn:oH and threw lin
out doors, aud ~ the police look hi,u tho id
nun Haid:
"im ready to die! Daniel Wobater il up there
out o ahiH oue-losso orowd."
, 1875-10-26

p..lna at.e. H." t}st'Ita trta {Sts.l E"t<rts.se.
L.sst hshes W. -. " petty caAo. In which
ny Of t'te osoussiuY anopH thomsaIxs. % " shs .hs
NJ iu u.ms1 .,mss1!lmony deduced, When nsn IL
~ aash NJ, . H., ,sehemence, ssid, "The1o Dexe.
TT Fubee. ~ on tla Witness stand N thst
! s.sf knaa ne y undoubtedly the biVeast
ssasn,h.t .b.s.ssd; bs !; when tho whole parly Mss
~ ~ osaerlls re,n,st. a. sss'uS Hank. who heard
Il =! wa t!,na'a, ,,'a step up to lsm, "Did
t,s about .he. ha 1'8geet liar you ever SAW 7"
y ta 1fsstal, y, Who e1peclei = tjaht i.ns I.,ne
Ssss iqa dSs. ~ moment, md thsa s.i,! af 81
aeH NY brother join, -
, 1875-10-26

th'n Of Rnssian Irhdcsn?:i, /. cansl.ln.oti a dot
ichcy. lovKamS, though not prot.,t.trl ,,r t1..
ION. ~ seFs rare IN Acc''ht Of tim hIsl ,tlca
oI rich man coats sotnrfitnrs IN much ~ ~,
reindeer. mhESo poor 9lr1 Ia sattiun nnhl for
leAs than twonty. The ptIoo is considered az a
1epaynoni OF tue otpetsaE 'ncurrc] in bringing
father for ioHinE her sorsices. yl,e Lnpps hsyo
hoen converted to Christianity. aud tc!,ng to
The Lutheran Church in Soruay and Sweden. and
70 tho t'feek Church III Ka*,a.-Applc;om's
"LapI1tHL" ~
, 1875-10-26
II. oPholia In Rent Eta

eh ID f""a ~ sltue. lloeno-at nns .,,r" nn,,
0x|ls ~ committed suicde in % tne tu t.,io
srM u h Il. .S' Gae "aa Us yca1s Of sye. and ha' @
M In M ,s,e ,setooss;named httie yijeoe @ snr Hts ti'a
~ It'd d. ~, QUO Tas very sad, but algays
asasht oi rii'a, o Eood to everybody. Nobody
~ tos il ts4sa!iag sas, her odd sppearance aud
tts'1 t lo,s ia IL. SGi! Known that ahe lad carried
y Sbo hsa eI III neatt fos noarIy half = csu-
~. ~ asaesd n,s,r,a doudon yeata bofola because
"a ~ Gss Iis,ed on te Lopdon ytana une x,,t snst
ss'a i 10 hls Hami aud sthSse shsst nsx WIZ
~ tend So'Mt net o. him no ono knew hut s%n si'o
&lef sr,s shano8 under tho surfsca nf tha ~ ~
1eaa decked out with tIowara Wv '''-
, 1875-10-26
frequently seen it, tho co:at nuy Of The band q,
lta't"HF. lhlS man il atao n),ptinE,

I ft3 THE MEEnEnEtH Fsr,rr,
m Hsoh ~ shE discovery If tbe itotr1hja cyio1n
brcntnc known. C,,tIe.-sl,cFfr " # Hm,t,, ~"
~ a4to momf'er nt the Kocky Mountaa, Dotoct-
~. ~, I"Ece, TOOK charge Of the ch4e. and has
] .sh"m esers precautionary etep to DISCOVER and
orrs, to III liz % aniocters lie ZEN. dispatches at
nuso ~ ~ tnlhtA Rntl evn-v avenue Of cHcnpe in
~" Hndef cloho knrs eiIDance. Hi. Theory IL that
,4h s1 tnn who Travelled togetI,o7 lived II, tn
@ n"1ac together gseater rnrttsn Of The ,Imn.
sn" o ~ WIZ t together on ssutdAs night. aud that
IHn W These men are thu mutierern Therc two
mon; Il" thinks: want to Cheyenne an Mnnd,v
al o 40 u e1,ay positive lhRt nnt Of HASA man
W. the o feIlow wlIo did titl;tyin:. anout In
'a.s' roa.s To 'ho n,sn o, thcso men, "rhleno ap.
n,vo ',, formerly rnsiled IN Che,enu,'
wh:sn tin fnustclann formerly li,rd
ai+o. lie did not Aecm 10 "a. hlonr
nas.no. 1'utlT With tho musical band, tbs I'D
inan ans the 'nten boys, and quartcts we're fro
guent. Antonio arneasr 70 laye RECENTLY ioined
the bant'. Aid sometimes PLAYED Tbs y.oltt with
ti!c boys. Sometimes the old mAu also played
s,e Lae nsri' a s!9li Tut h's sreca work eeemr to
Az circumstances point to satustay nlgl,t "a tlie
time when The dark dced of bloodrhcd waa co,n.
mltted. Tie advanced state Of deco,Duoaltfnn
:ho hotltos showed Inclined eome TO believe that
the killing had been done days before, pnt their
rapid decay II accounted for hy tho foet that tho
70 lics were fcarfllly nnng:ci aud cut m, aud
tllas they we're thrown together IN hcap in
,1a a1an. las cellar. With every door and window in
ths. the .G;.!ttdng closed. Tho iloah was rotten
t,St u fell from The bones In great chunks A, tie
Wtl!fb " M we're lifted from tho cellar aud into the
eoi'hs, aid the Eight raa ono Of tho moBt sck-
oo'oe and fcpalsivo NO have oyos witnessed.
LAT EAT.
, ~ TO no hour of going 10 presa there has
~ ten nn ~" d~cnsorcd A. to the whereabouts of
.io nus!srefs ouly circumstances indicate tIfnt
10 t"o 1'ch toward whom suspicion points went
loHnd IL Tic dwelling whore tue n1,ir7iofs woro
cotoio'tted. which bad es!1e,,tlv bern worn by
sI.atas sho tnnrao;eis n whln Committing their bloody
- III ohe ol Thea: shirts is torn Rs though
6eot, t found who viii testify tint on Fridar ~ or
SATURDAY ;. 1y lie heard tho 1tatisn tbcy cali lie
"noH4 swear that ho would murder ,he o;d
'nan i'a 1oe' a. TIC ean4o timo o.tit.ng huge
aAh-kn4le. which he ckrsicd 10 bis side 1,o~xet
, 1875-10-26

klEmS,
The Presbyterian Ministerial Association did
not hold tta regular session yesterday morning.
owing to the fact that q large number Of tho
members bad not yet returned from The Bynod
in Frcoport.
No answer bus yet boen received to the invita-.
tlon extended BY the minister's and laymen Of
this city to sfeshrs. Whltte aud Bliss, asking
them to come and iuAugurate tho revival lp Chi.
esgo. There Ia no prospect Of their coming TOT
aome time, ~ they havo engaged to 70 to
3iiooboste1, Mann, stter 1niehlng their Iabors in
Mlnneaposib.
The neo!lng At Union Park CONGREGATIONAL
Church Sunday eseoag to listen 10 liz Iey.
Arthur Altchdll, D. D., 0n tho Dlblo ia our pub.
lio schools. was ono OF the largest that has been
aesemoled On any occasiop for many mouths on
The Wohs sldo. Ono OF tie ushors states thai
2,6o0 people HeFa seated and standing, and tbat
fully l,0oo went away because they could not get
even etsnd'uE.room. For nearly two hours that
vast audience lieteued with bseathless sttou,ion
70 the clesr arguments aud historical ska,oments
81 tAe ltoYarond speaker upon this great ouee-
ton. showing that the peopla on tue West Bido
hr9 not Indifferent to tho rocspt action az tba
BchQols. 'A'-A 'AAo
, 1875-10-26
COL. WOODS MUSEUM,
McC0RMIOK'S MUSIC HALL,

GEkoH- PGFPEFf,
or' u. r. q. ~ ., s.. EVERY c, eutI,g 1t ns.nk
Natuees :7th aud 10th, nj ! =. nj, Tn1,r suser,.,n-
nns1s taeu,s tn one,-vz:: Scientific Lecture. Snvci
0ho't sssEy ensitt.d laerrpt Artist lntomtme ia.
trndnrtng Felix hegsiny In Ills Of RsrI Drawing
With clrious. ghostr edectA. Adunsaiou. u csuls,
*served seats 6u ccntx Tickets At ". H. krrn, C4oks
Cos III Aid ll5 st4te-st, Music by Bltlla nrrhcr-
W. ", hImb4t.
, 1875-10-26

e---=~~--
,,,, ma,
sssses "A' r," ~. D""h l"'ee'' 1"ii "A'''"''
p'ur''ss' 7ho t"7 " II. t'rows''. with atean
a.siftaWe Eanal ifrlghta aTe tfr1n, yct, while K'
shtat-t"a ,"'n.nim' ~. ~ on WHO'LL TO rev fork
ptn ets''' W F"' WI =" 'a"'''i'"'''''
@a.h' ..
G y. n.t -, "r,'. tr.,,,., '."e .,,'. .'''s.e ~
LA4- 49,, ,,...nt, stt. s.''e .''N' ",''n
$an es'"o ~ ~. 49, I.... .s,. 'H" WILL n''
nsNau, ,n ~. t,,.... :. y. ,,~', .,s"ya'
aao a.s..f.,,, ~. ~. r,,.,.'
1nseeps ns''"' 'A' .e.t '"t thFsRn ta'" srsh!a1.
1b4 tdG Dragon, Which gsre thn Buffalo Sheriff -
autn tfoubls, ID not It AihtstIln.
usifron . ILL isrl % Chieaao. " ''' ~" 'n'4''ns
ecal frei8hts steady. Hates raId, 4t,lo rrr ton 10
chluso
VESSELS PASSED PORT HURON.
;satrk,i Df.,,nirh 10 n. tHieasa n,saa.
.tran.. htich cct ~ -,,a"., '',s""s ,"".
Fohs AuAo"' ,a.tn' n.. w. v''<''-oo"N-ltofa maf'ns
r7, safaee"' na"seF s'ate. Msry Robinson, st. Al
a' Lincoln 9.4, .1n scnso,a co1ntty and bars'a;
inole Manen .I c,. i"tnona m j. Cummings,
s4Mnkpi,ron Constet. rchr. v:nII. ot1y. t1., ,,.
uIw0n 1iitn = n sin..,, ~. ~. a,tI.. Aa,veet
lesSs nn..n ~ +. H.ii.v. "''o 11s"l' 's''n0' lar
~, 9stesH Har,hr,.t' frs.,, y..+,,. .,..,
s,,etsf D.,atti l., rs4 SS,n,,os S.oaa3. 1sI.,:3
e,.r iirnos, Mich, OF, ni-iOn n nur,nwx-r-,n.
c..hse milwaukee, schrs Iouisu. Hrctr +. ..ui,s
Ht,to folo, doshask, Wlllam csosthws,te, Lswi:
'Ers-rTp, D, IT, roweye. V1nstov. uo,,and ,,.-v
,sds mi Imrros Ja,nrs A. jly, ,,i.cn lii a.I!t
.a} ~ }rttst, Chamberlain md ;arrcs "''H ''a'"a
+Tnn-Sorlteaet. brisk: weather rinn1r
-. e ctsr iiiycr md tust .fter rnter nu4u ao~a
&. .IrrtooGrd and cansi.cI thte mo-, to q.
, 1875-10-26

FHNft o"lHds
Much talk las boon indutged tn and many
opinions aud aupposItons have been advanced in
regard to tho conrao that will bo taken by Prof
Swing. The facts, as far as can bo learned, aro
that no official notice Of my action Of The eyuod
Which met 1t Freeport last woek, has been sent
70 sho Session OF tho Fourth Presbyterian
Church Of thus city. Tho lat OF no1t January
6Rn been reported to bo tho day when Prof,
Swing siil seyer hla connection with tho church
Of Mltcl, he iB now the pastor.
Iheto 10 but littlc authority for this, but AZ no
ono has yot obtained tho yiows OF tho Professor
himself, it IL hard to state what l1o viii do.
since 10 was invited to preach IN BEooklyn last
sunday there is e:ery prospect OF his receiving
ca!l tliore while hiH church aud congregation
here arc must reluctant to part with his eoryicre
nnd instruction. mud aro worry anxious for lin to
roIn'te himself wlth tho Presbyterian Church
and thus escape all contention and changer.
Upon tho Professors return ho will hold : con-
Hultation with tho Session Of Ills church, aud
some deanito conclusion will thoa be- rcacl.od,
, 1875-10-26

CHICAGO: BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RsLHoan
OffSss Joee A. LAkA.ss.. fnd&ana-ua. ond Si,S.s.s.
t sMj sa:afas ID StrsttatAsa. neAs oNes. u csaeas
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-30

At his residence, in Walbridge Wood county.
Ohio, April 2ls,, 1875, Of paralysis, MANUEL
p. ALLES, in the 45th year OF his age.
The deceased Was born January 81, 1880, at
Foxcroft, Penobscot county, Maine. His pa.
rents settled IN Stark county Ohio, in the fall
Of 1888, and in the spring OF 1888 they remnved
to Wood cnuuiy. In the year of 1850 Samuel P.
Allen purchased a tract of land 10 Lake town
ship and there commenced the realities Of pion.
eer life. Time changed the wilderness to a
pleasant and comfortable home. aud the toll for
the same was doubly repaid, as he, in unity
with kind wife, planned the future prosperity
o. five happy ehildreni but how neeting are
the jays Of life; few years since and the
eheerfnlness Of that home was made sad IN the
departure, bT death, Of good wife and kind
hearted mother. Time had scarcely healed their
broken spirits when eeaih came again and
took the father to try the realities Of the uu-
known world.
Mr. Allen was possessed Of kind and So
ea nature and was ever as willing t0 grant A
hvoT AS To ask one. lie served nine years as
Justice Of the Peace IN the township in which
he livedi mis- counsel aud advice upon yari ,ns
subjects were considered good end will long
be remembered by the many friends that sur-
yiye him.
The funeral obseqWies we're presided over by
Rev. j. q. Fraser, uf East Toledo, whose re-
marks were appropriate and eunsolng IN the
many friends who had mot to paw the last irib
ute Of respect 10 their departed friend. The
surviving members NJ the family truly have
the sympathy and favor of many friends and
the community In general. MAY they remem-
Der the promise that God hath made 10 the or
phan.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-30
ITEMS FROM WESTON

WEsroN, April 20, 1875. :
Ed. JOURNAL IL came here last even
ing and found some excitement among the
citizens caused by burglarios committed the
night previous. Three men. or one of
them n boy IN appearance, came here yes
terday, and last night'the postofiice and the
hardware store OF Witte & Co. were burglar
lied and in all about Sl00 worth of goods
are missing. These strangers are among
the missing and arc supposed to be the part
les that committed the burglaries Search
was instituted sor them yesterday but no
trace found.
The canvassers for Uardesty's Atlas are
making favorable progress. The View
Department is meeting with very aaftering
results, quite large number Of full-page
and half-page views have already been TAX
EN-. think ] am safe in saying that the
work will be far ahead of any yet publish
ed in the State. The plan adopted by Mr..
Hardesty Of giving an agreement or con-
tract to every subscriber, containing an
itemized statement of what the work is TO
be, which is to be retained by the subscrib-
er until the work is delivered, together
with the personal history and army record
furnished with the work, arc regarded very
satisfactory features and is making the can
vass comparatively easy.
The farmers here, as we'll as many other
places, have got little behind with their
work. OF course the cause is known to
your readers. REPoRrER.