South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-29
A Young Bride shoots Her Hus-
band.

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A Young Bride Shoots Her Hus-
band.
The winona, Minn.. Re pabl;ean ten6
18TH gives the following account 6f .
sad accident by which man on,y$3har-
ried ive days mct.his dent h 1.-the Nm ~
,or his wife: a leart.ren Ifnr tragedy
occurred in this city shortly before one
o'clock to-day. in which Mr.. Alonzo
frout,nan was shot and killed by the
acSidentai discharge of pistol i'm the
,hsnds OF his wife. toswhein ihs was nsssaia
.riad oS-W edassAlay -lass.in- -Chicago.--
Her maiden nsme was Miss Emma Ma.
hon. After their marriage they LEFT:
Immediately for,,Winona. an,lg arrived
here on Thursday evening. Mr.. Trout.
man tsas engaged in unpackins small
valise from which he took the pistol and
handed it to his wife. She was exam.
ming IT. when, in some nnaccountab,e
manner it was disc'larged. and the bull
let lodged " the brain OF her husband,
who fell 70 the iiear. The shot took eff.
feet just in. front orthe ear and produ-
ced nnconsciousness at once. Mr..
Troutman is said to have called the
name OF his partner once or twice, hut
nothing more. Physicians were hastily
summoned, but they pronounced the
shot fatal, and said that the unror,unate
man could live bat q short time, His
poor bride is in a state offrenzE over
the terrible accident. Mr. TroptInaa
came here with his partner. Mr.. Lon
Charlberlin. from jacksonville. Illinois.
about six weeks ago and bought out the
art gallery ofMr. s, T. Virgins. IIav.
ins started finely in business he had
gone TO Chicago for his bride, and life
was bright and joyous before them. Mr..
Troqtnan was about thirty years Of age.
His people reside in Indiana.
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Ia 1t is stated that many or the set.
tiers in Kansas, in the valley of the Ar
kansas, have done profitable business
by gathering up bufralo bones. The
prairies for forty miles each way from
tho railroad have Geen Cleaned over till
not relic of. The CHASE can be found
Heads and ribs are worth SIS ton; these
are shipped to Philadelphia and rround
mp into fertilizers. Sims and shonltier
blades arc worth Si0a ton; these 60 to
the sugar. refneries. Tie horns are
worth $50; the tips are sawn OH here
and sent to the factories OF umbrellas.
fans, pipes etc; the remainder is used
by tie chemists. Bits Of hide found
haa'sging 70 the heads are taken Off and
sent tothe glnp factoties. Every frag.
lnestsef these sHiiaals is made to serve
si'lscss =. seissss.gc Asnoi.cn.
y ~: 'sPot-r On the 9Th of o..
ts5sser : ifys wafer spout gathered IN
The GhcsapeaSe bay. near Spesntic Is.
Inhd, and coming to tie shore broke c.
yer one of Coz. y. II. Archer's fields.
The fsll Of water was immense, but no
damage done. Immetlisteiy afterwards
asin,ilar one formed and passed of'tlovn
the bay. The clouds at the time were
very Black and appeared. TO he near the
earth. The water spout was funnell-
shaped, extending from the water to the /
clouds Hartt3rd Co. t3fa.) Eyis.
IyrThc use OF alcoholic beverages
costs the United States, directly. in ten
years, Si20,00o.00O; has burnt or other.
wise destroyed $1,000. 600 worth of prD.
perry; has destroyed 100000 lives
sent 2oO,OO0 to prison, and 100. 600 chill.
dren 10 thc poor house caused 1900
murders. AMI 5000 suicides: ami has
oe4neatlIea to the country 100000 or.
phan children. ",
IV'An incident In connection with
the late storm in Texas is thus related j
a nan with his wife and f5ur ci,il,'f,n
were found TO take tree 10 gave them. !
selves during the storm The tree sway.
G Il to and fro with the yiolcnca of tito
wind, and threafeIel 70 fell 6wfth1it4 I
heavy burden. The old couple concln.
dct that some ONE must be Sacrificed To
save tic rest. After consultation tIse
wife said SHE was not prepared to die. I
and nrged her husband TO drop himself
INTO eternitg,-2kut he, too, was'hbt rca. !
dy' and Tie flattef was compromised by !
lannchingsshe two youngest children !
into the surging waters. \ few hours
after they were RESCUED The Ola man
told the story hiinselPto tRo5s who say I
81 him.--8o,Ya5, Ne,c1ry ~ 1' .r
= ?" iE1 raiJo LII 'tFIa ,fi fth
4 FRAUD TEsr.-An Ohio inaa.ion {
b'awlcr, ono 1ireyeilJ9. N a Spcech in !
Folgd6 the othc~Gsy shik.n Cold is n ;
fEau3--Eothing bns q fraud Il always vas
4 fraud and aiIFp nihn is a frad4 who
says goidf5 non fraiift' Tlisis rs CHAR. I
liable az trotlifoI. This brawier must
have been o. . Campaign, not only q. |
gainst hard money, but common sense.
when, spmaone has truthfuliy enid, is
the most uHcommonkindo OF sciisc. WEI
5hould like TO have seen his honesty tes. /.
ted hy ofeTiue him Csc dollar green. {
back and q Eve dollar gold pieces. Won. |
Ter which OF me two the Toledo fraud
would haze takeh?- Baltimore .S,oi.
~ Monroe seems TO be The banner
county for cattle. On the 9th inst. sey. Z
eral year Odds were weighed AZ GAP
Mills which came down Handsomely I
The largest. belonging 60 Mrs. McNrt (