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Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-12
How to sclcc, 81 Gardener.

One of Boston's best known mcr-
chants, noted for his shrcwdness and
penetration, had 1, test case recently,
and came off victorious. 1t appears
that the merchant wanted another
gardener upon his country estate near
Boston, and an individual presented
himself for that Office.
Understand the busincss?" 4
/" Yes; been in it for ten years.
Whom had he lived with last? The
applicant mentioned gentleman the
merchant was well acquainted with;
stated that he left for no fault, but
that his former employer was going
to Europe and sold his estate, and had
no further use for him.
What wages do you cxpect?'
Eighteen dollars month";"
This was astonishingly low for such
a promising looking, sober man; and
the shrewd business man rubbed his
chin ,hought(ully and reflected that
it was bargain at last. But wasn't
there something wrong about il? His
habitual business caution, even in
this comparatively tritlmg negotiation
did not forsakc him.
Call tomorrow at this lime, aud
will have seen r.-,your for.
-ncr- employer, aud give you -anran:
sWcr.'
The gardener turned and began to
walk slowly away. AS lie did so, he
displayed two patches on the seat o
his pantaloons beneath the line OF his
round about jacket.
" Halo! here! Come back hcrc!'
called the merchant You nccln',
apply to morrow. ] see ] slan' want
| you"
! The applicant stammcrcd on, some
thing about his knowledge Of garden
ling and good character; but was Gu,
4-silort by this practical observation:
Don't want you, sir. The patche
on your breeches are on the wr6n,
side. A gardeners brecches ough
Ito be patched on the knees, not o,
1 the seat. You won't do for me-
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-12
Business.
Ohio Elections.

CINCINNATI, Oct. l2.-Eleclion ab-
sorbs all other interests to-day In
dica,ions are that a very large vote
will be polled. Both parties are con
fidcnt. Attempts at repeating in the
18th and ioth wards were promptly
frustrated, -
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-12
LIye stock Market.

CHICAGO, Qct$12.
Hods-Rcccipts, 10000; moderately &C
tive except choice, which are 1Oc higher
rough uneven lots, 81 30@7.50; common
to good heavy, t7.50@SOO; choice to cx
ira heavy, SS.l5@S 45; common 10 light
choice bacon: grades, 81, 7,70@790,
CATrLE-Rcceipts, 1900; yeste.day, s..
100 steadysand better demand
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-12

The First Centennial Accident:
PnfLAprLru1A, Oct: l2.-The. wind
blew down the unfinished agricultural
hall, injuring eight laborers, five scri-
ously, one fatally.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-12
.Ausllrontr.

, The name of the company Is The Faneuil Hall
1t is located in Boston, Mass
The amount Of its capital stock is $?00.o'n.
The amount of its capital stock paid upis s?Wf,,
600.
The Assets Of the Gbmpamy-are as Follows:
Cash on hand and in hands OF ngeptsoro her per
Real estate unincumhercd, none.
Interest due and accrued. ........, a,s'3 81
bonds owned by the company, ,o-w.t:
Eastern ,a,al r. r. LIST morsnss, Is% p,r !.
Town (now city) of Somcr-
willie, par value. 25,h0.
.- sid,ooj or=
Loans on hond and mortgage, being first
lien on unncumbered real estate
worth double the amount loancd.......i ~ 5,iS 90
Debts otherwise secured. d................ 3a,6i3 so
Debts for premiums ms...........e........ SO s2S %
All other securities, bank stocks. ..... le2,o33 80
Total .Asse,s.......... $a,,s, 500 'e5
Liabilities
Losses adjusted, and due. ...............S lSl %
Losses adjusted and not due. .....,.@s. l0,41G u
insses utadja I. 90 nl
Total Liabilities ...........s a,7e2 IL
Thc,grcacst amount insured in any one risk,
IS 900.
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS,
County of Suffolk.
Knowltcn S. ChaHec, prcsidont,-and Joseph
w. kinsley, secretary OF the fancuii Hall
Insurance Company. or Boston, Mass, being
duly sworn, deposc and say, that the forcgoingis is
full. true and correct statement OF the affairs oil
the said Company. tint The said Insurance Com,
| rany is the bona fdc owner OF nj lenst One Hun
dred Thousand DotfHTs, .actlia' cash capital
| Invested i'll the stare and United States Stocks
aud Bends III Is pnds and Mortgages of Real
| Estate. unincumbcrod ana wor Ii double the
amo nj for which The same is morisasca; and
they are he above described officers of said III
surancc company. X $ CHArFE, Prcs't
J " KlNsi.Ey Secretary,
4 ~ }1f>tp i
I.duy of July, 1873. EpwAEDJ JOKES,
| (ScaD Commissioner for Dakota.
4 LIDO hereby certify that the above is true and
correct copy oflhe statement of The fencuit Hail
Insurance company, of BOSTON, Mass. Geo.
w R.berss,of f.. fankton, agent, as as filed in
In witness whereof l have sc, my hand and
affixed my official scarhis l7:h day ofseptember
(seaD A. SHERIDAN JONES,
Audi,orofDakotn Territory.
Territory Of pako:a, Auditors Office,
Whereas the FaneuiI Hall Insurance Company,
located in the city of Boston, and State ol
Massachusetts has filed in this otlcr, n sworn
OF December. a, ID 1874. in accordance with
the provisions Of act of the Legislative A. sem,
bly, ui the Territory of Dakota rcialinst TO lnsur,
ancc Companies approved January 9th, lsis; and
4 whereas, on examination pf ihs sworn statement at
OF said Company filed in this office. ind thai lie
said Insurance Company is possessed OF the ncccs
sary amount of capital invested rs required by
4 Dakota Territory, do hereby certify that said In
A sinnncc Company is dHly authorized to transact
the business of Fire Insurance in said Territory
for ii C year ending December 3st a ~. 1879, by
agents properly appointed.
Z GEO ROBERTS, Agent
Intesiimony whereof =i-hnvc =,rrctiiito se.=','.
hand aud seal, this 3ist day of August. 1873
dlw&wAw A Sheridan Jones, Auditor.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-12
DISSOLUTION.

OcTonEH s. 1915
The firm known a. swartz & Trcadway, of Chi.
m iiallis This day dissolved by mutual consent,
Mr.. q. q. Spaids, having purchased ,he1ntercst t
OF John Trcadway, who will retire.
All accounts due said firm Will be settled at
once by The new firm OF SwartZ anH spads, and
new hrm. ?
Allpersons indebted to S,@ariz IS Treadway
will please .ettle the accounts before November
fkt, and avoid the necessity OF placing their &C
counts in the hands Of an attorney, ard thereby
making costs. w. p. SWARTZ. + ).
caw 4. DHNTREADWAY
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-12
MtlW a II kep.

MILWAUKEE, Oct -.
WlrEAT-Weak and lower; &1l0 for
CASH %1.0S112 lorsNov.; No. 3, 99c.
CONSISTENCY, at 5S115c.
OATs-Stcady,. mt 35c.
RYE-73c.
BAHIEY-Sl.12.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-12
Liquor Tax Constitutional.

DETROIT, Oct. .l2.-Thc state law
taxing the liquor business was to-day
decided by the supreme court to be
constitutional.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-12
Sc. Louis.

>t. Louis.
Sr-I.n1.ls, ST Net. ID To-
WnEAT-Lower; No 9 fall, $l599l bid
for cash; Sl.51Wl.GO for Oct; No. 8 fall,
$l.35 for cash
ConS-Firm. but inactive; 81 a@5sllsc
bid for cash; 5S1ac for Oct
OATs-Dull; 35;a. &c for cash.
RvE-Iiigber; 7lc. y
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-12
. Beautiful Snow,

CoLMNGwooD, Canada, Oct. r.
About six inches Of snow fell here last
night, and still showing.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-12
New York.

New York.
New York. Oct. IT, &
WnEAT-Dull and ddrooping; No. 8 CHI
cngn, Sl:O10l %; No. . Chicago, new and
old, 81 23@l 2G; No. Milwaukee, $121@
l.29; winter red western, il.2l@l.4l.
RYE AND BARIEY-Slcady
GoKN-le12c better and fair dem. nd I;
Steam western mixed, 72174c; sail do, "A
@15c; high mixed and yellow, 75W75I15 &C.
OArs2l@2c better; new mixed and
white, 3sQs55c
PonK-Firm, at sa2 Go@a2 60
LAnD-Fim, at Sl335
WHiskY-Sl1Sla.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-12
The Ohio Elections-Both Parties
FOREIGN.

THE NORTH POLE EXPEDITION.
NEW York, Oct. l22.-A special
from London says that letters lave
been ,cccived from Capt. Allen Young
and one Of the officers Of the Pandora,
dated Disco, August 9th, and Way
gart Straits, August 9th. sTnc Letters
describe the voyage as pleasant. The
Pandora coalcd at Disco. There had
been some collisions with icebrrgs,
but the vessel was not injured. The
officers letters describe the crew as.
working we'll. MI on boayd fare
alike. AT Oyigtal Bay they saw the
Fox.
Another London dispatch states
that a duel was fought with swords
at Vcsignet, near Paris, Sunday, be-
tween two young Americans named
Riggs and Paine. The cause was an
old family vendetta, which was re-
newed last Thursday night in the
Rennaisea Theatre, where blows were
exchanged The result Of the duel
was that Paine was wounded slightly
in the arm.
Business.
NEwSYoHK Oct. l2-'l'he Evening
Post, reviewing the state Of trade
here says: Every firm heard from
reports larger sales this year -than
since the panic. One Of the largest
| dry goods Houses reports sales during
September Of sl,300,O0O ahead OF
corresponding month in 1874. This
is an exceptional case. Railroad ton
mage never was larger than now on
the trunk lines. M
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-12

STORE s. LOT on Capital, l.ear Third street.
Price, $3.50; half on time ut per cent.
ALL TAxEsrAIp ANpirirLE rERrEcr.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-12
Chicago.

CulcAao. Oct la
WnEAT-Weak and lower; SlO0l5 for
cash and Oct; $l.0S for Nov.
ConS-Lowcr; 5s@5s11ac for Oct; 55c
for November.
oArs-Easier; s45ac FOR cash; aa1sc for
November
RyE-73c.
BARLEY-9Sc for casr.
Poonk-Higher; ss3oC@s3s5 for cash !;
$22 so for October.
LARD-Firmcr, at Sl340.
WIIlsKY-Sl14.
, 1875-07-12
GREAT BRITAIN.


EDtHnuga. July 1.--Ihe gentlemen Of tho
American team and friends attended divine
service to-day At Ioslyn Chapel. A dispatch has
beon eont TO Col. rortos, OF tho Twenty,sooond
Regiment thanking him lor Tho offer Ut All cs-
cort on tho tealun arrival ln New York. Tho
team gave formal farewell tonight to Col
Mitchell. their referee, who sails thts wook for
New York, Col, ui!leralsevo aud afAl. Full
tou thaukod HIN on behalf OF their
companions for hts Rcryice during the
International match. Col. pQrteFa dispatch
sutl otAcr conlp,untcations touching tho return
Of tho toatn to Now York wore referred 10 Col.
Mitchell, who will make Rll 2EfAuRaMaAta ou hls
arrival.
Mem York Nsra'i,
LoApos, July y.-Lorl WAalnUliffa, President
ii the National lille Association, in latteE OK.
tending facilities 10 tho Herald representatives,
ahyB lis fools tho time for selecting tho English
eight is 80 short that the unitad Kingdom will
hardly ho able to produce its bost shots.
Ills Lordslip adds llo is glad to hAye
An opportunity OF making this known before
hand. NeycrtAolass, hs AopeY to put iu The tisld
. force worthy OF tho competition ot The Amari-
caus, though not ~ strung = cue ~ could have
leeu produced had luose preparations been pos'
6tb!o. flo aAsurea, however, tho American sharp-
shooters cordial welcome Oh tLa English fold,
ruE JousNY AuIls upuMlulA1.
LONDON, July 1.-THE ltadlcal Olubs OF The
metropolis haye had q conference aud decided
to call u,A4s meeting In Trafalgar Square tol
Wednesday next 10 rfot,At against \ grant lol
Tue e1penaeH Of tho ptipco Of Wales Wait II
| 1ndiA.
, 1875-07-12

ELDER JCrKfHa nOrEs FOR nl.TrEn THINGS.
Presiding Elder Jntktns preached in tho Ada
Sllcel Church yesterlay morning, and said, in
reference to tho troublos which have become
notorious In connection with that organization,
that he hoped mattcrs wcre nov in fair way Of
aott'erncnt, and that hercnftor all tho members
would dwell together In harmony. Ho lntlinatod
thnt, whom tie noxt Conference met. preacher
would 10 assigned to tho church. and tfat there-
after ticro would DO no trouble. 1t docs not
appear that Elder Jutkins bus undo
any investigation into the charges here~
tofdse preferred agatnst Dr. Mgelow. Iie ia
us4dc1stood to bo ready to sift tho matter 10 Tho
bottom. provided proper accusations aud proof
are snppiicd h!m.-At feAst, that Is tho under
atauding that tho accused las Of tho matter.
Tho gentleman who Ia to stand - sponsor to
tla charges has, a. rot, made no ot1er 70 bring
proof to substantiats Lis allegations, and tho
matter rests where 1t haa for sone tmo been, ~
regards Dr.. 1sgelow. That gentleman seiterates
his ontIro Innocence Of the charges made and
tpstitles to B willingness to 20 TIN trla1 NJ Boon
"a he may 10 asked by propor authority to do 60.
IIe exys he Ia sustained BY nearly all the H,eHl-
bess OF tho church, nnd by many others Of his
acqunlntance, WHO e1prsss thelF d'soene' III the
chRfBes mado.
There eoetnB no good reason why tia Ada
Street Church should not Hesune crcditab}e
position in the ranks Of bfeshodism. It hhB
even now membership Of something like scv-
enty, aud hAu formerly moro than twice thai
number. 1t needs. frat lire business Chris
tiah a. pastor, and then gonnrnl forgiveness
aud shaking Of hant1s all round. Tho Confer.
once and bishop may supply the first, and with
him Homo succcsa; hut tho 1nomhors Of the
church had best turn in and pray hoartily for the
reconciliation.
, 1875-07-12
Ing eimr,y to overthrow = standing objection
sgatnht the theory t'iat Cltrsat!anty Is from uoa'
And hays not dono IT.
CHURCH DEDICATION.

sENMOH ny rI8Itaf CHENEY.
Yesterday morning tho American Reformed
Church, corner of Washington and Ann htrcets
VA. formally inAngnratcl al 1loforined Ep'sco-
nal Church. Tho service WA Of an unusually
Impressive character, nn.f the audience sntll-
ciont1y numerous to do justice to tho occasion.
Bishop Cheney ofticAtea, assistcd by tile Hector
rrof. Fallowh. Tho formor preached an arpro-
pralo aer1non from H. Corinthians. ", 2o--" No"
t,on we arc anbashadora for Christ. As though
God did bcecech you By liz: We rrhy you III
Chriht's htoah be SO reconcilcl to God"
Tho dlacourse hct forth that tho grant ngrd o.
tte Ohrstan Church had mover boon ordained
minietern Of Chslat, but mon who wonld fear
lcssIy forget everything e1cept the fact thnt they
stood In Ghrist's place 10 rsuoucslO mon TO HNs.
A minister wan4 like paper mpnev. not yalued for
ii,nsc!f, hut fne tho powor ho Iorrcaented,. and
10 vas tho most faithful to ltB trust who kept
ttoecst to tho Dtblo. ...
a1r. TaIlows followed with stnrt address, ro-
marking that II waa through God providence
the uonEl cgntton had been enahled to rrucilre
this Church. They took possossion nf it that day
to carry on the original idcs which und'riald
their tnoycmen&--to make church for tho
reoplo, in which tho ricii and tho pour fnot Oil
equnI footing. Thny did not rrorosn &, ho nal
exclusive sct, OF church clssb but would writo
over tho portal welcome to all. .. ~.
After tho tcrvee the congregation spent some
ttMn inspecting the Recommendations and con-
vcniencob Of tpir new meeting place, Atld were
evidently well pleased with the rcnult. In tho
evening tic Rev. Wiinm i. huntington. Of
Doston. preached to 3RrGo audience.
, 1875-07-12

Tie beos had found hollow 1n7 feot from tho
root Of tho tsce. which tl,ev had taken posaes-
sion Of and filed with honoy. Enucs, thought
II would 10 rich rrizo. 70 lo adopted tho fol-
lowing moo Of SECURING It: Commencing hnnr
the ground. io bnrel lnrgs a'iger holo at ,
height he cnnld rcacl, In which le rnt strong
PIN on thin he ant aid bored auotor hole
vonitnt distance abovo, in which tic d,ovo h,,-
other pin. aud prooe*le,i n this way until l,o
statsly cut on tie top Of thu trso. lie than
pnssssaed hi1nae1f Of tho honey, rich In quantity
and quality, scunrnd tho bees and descended
slfolY to tho ground. 1le proposcs to mako an-
a short tirne. Ahovo Dragon, OH tho Kentucky
River, HloEo In q cl1 900 foet high. and nt tho
height Of 100 feet thor1 IA etidtnttv an ifnn,onto
tco-llome. whero the bsea hBya boon at work
neth not back TO tho contrary. Enooh tays
thnts hls meat, and bsfo.e tbs ssason II over he
intends to have It.
, 1875-07-12
A Picture EFnud.


A suit arising ont Of tAa sale at picture with
4 fa!so slsastpro has l4at bcen deoiiea before
tbs Paris cout. Of Appeal. H.. Mis4ot, sloa!er
iu xorks Of stt, bought IN April. 1874. Of u:
Co9ust sculptor Ut nhcims, a Landscape signed
" Ch+ j." and beA5iaB n the back sle uAu.s la
full, - Gu. JAcque," The price pai4 was Gu9t,
The painting Wah aftotward submitted tof
veriacatton to the artist 10 whom 1t was At
tributsd. and he returned II to M, Michel With
two notes written on 1t ln common ink at the
top, in fropt-hThis dsub IL not Que Of niue /"
aud on Tho bAok--"Thoso who put my
name hero are thiovss."' III. Michel, IL coli-
sequence, called on tho sollar to take back tho
picture, TArh tue othes refused to do, paying
that 1t bad bson spoils by tue sI,scfipttoA ~!
OH it. Au action wss brought bsfprp tho civil
court At Rhelns. and verdict was given for tho
psintin. Coquet besng allowed to deduct from
tho GGDf. hu had to reimburse sun OF 40f. Tor Ihe
dapreelal,on Lhe painting hsa undergone. Az
appea! vas msds against that tpagmeat, WHICH
has now been confirmed. Ooquet being, liz audi
tio,1 compelled 10 pay 10 Micol 69f Use. for ~
pensss to whlcl, the latter had been Put oy ths
other refusing to receive tho obloct lu dispute
from the railway company WHOM sent back u
him, epa returning it to rsQA
, 1875-07-12

tanoolf The mother country had lift them my
Etlerancn. But on tho who1o t!cy scarcely 3slt
tE,a restraint Of ti,e ImPcrin! Qovornmoht. Cana
dian loyalty has boon admirable; but va mNy
yas ha1e to call Tor larger prcofs OF patriotism IL
wc intend to knit tho colonies Into ftrmsr
unlon with tho mother country. 70 ns To 1nnke
them source Of strength iustoAd Of Weakuoss
iu time Of mar.
nEr4lR1xa THE DIRECT OCEAN cAnLE
To-dae'n, Tearyrapb. IN I'D financial article,
dasb the s.omship 1rhtsisn. which hsa arrived 1t
Liverpool from Quebec, spoke thA Steamship
FarAday OH tho lat inst, IN latitude 49 deg..
Longitude 10 deg. 30 min., engaged With tho dt-
rect United stntes cable, which waa buoyed in
two plaeea. Thore was boavy swell 1t the
titno. The Fa4aday WAS cast Of At ico, bnt
thers wsrs numerous icobcrGa hotween hor aud
lAui. II tie cable had double 1Aw rcHuifinx
rerairs, the delay in tho opening Of traffic u
sulticientiy explained.
, 1875-07-12

NAV become ac,ual ones. You mist mover insult
tomorrow, for al sunrise yon will bo fiood4h
With y"s,r oNoul1cl ehcft, Thoso whom you
mcc. awsr from homo n'ay, in the nc.r f1sure.
be yo,,r neigl,boss nj homo. Your unfortunate
con- nt among etrangors will not bc forgotten:
and como rc|cntlers observer will co'tainEy not
fmgivc. 1tmay. l,'dceh. H'''|o eSha'ist your WIG
Ia lccp lin Q,,iot. Always 70 hcl'aso A. not 70
lit nry o1lo get All advantage over yon: Assume
nothing heca,,re yon are oil. Of sight Of those
ynn know. Westward tho rmyiro OF te!'sn!o e
takes ttH way. No man can tnry h,' eondncs. 70
manage its origin ~ NIL TINT cloice can o..
Never create 4 INIT TO dog yon to tho tomb. 70
Keep yon esc1 ywlcrc roT,nit mo to ma*e one
great Recommendation ger 1c-uhs the Etcfnaf
l'et!comcr In your heart and yo'i need nnt fcar
Tho permanent rceis'er your lilo Ii hIl'n8 at
hn,un or AWAY from home.
, 1875-07-12
TERRIFIC Jk1AlN.STOIsNL.
Tho Heaviest Ever Known in Colo
RnNn.

fNNu.
fRoekr Hpuntafn !Yt~s, st1y a.
One OF tho most startling and terrific wind,
rnin, a,,tl hail stornsa known tn tLo history Of
Colorado occurred IN certain sections In tho
vicinity Of Denver Sunday aftornpon. In somo
localities Ii resulted In serlous destruction Of
crops, tho full extent Of which NC ARD not
ablo to approximately astlmaso At pros.
ent. Evon In tho city the rainfall wan
steady and heavy, hut on all H.des of m II wns
yioicnt, eoSEitic. aud destructive. Tha stqrm-
cloud, wlon frst observed, WA swinging aud
whir1ing out from tho foothills. t,it 1t euon sep
arated into two sccilons, ono half pushing to tha
south, and tho ot!ior to tho north Of Dsnver,
In the vicinity Of I4itlleton, and further south,
on the limo Of tho narrow.Eauga railroad, tho
was no wind or hail to speak Of. Tho rush
Of Writer'S cauBod tlisoo breaks in tho Platte
caEst at Zig Dry Cscek ncaz 1ittletou, tbs rasll-
outs embracing about 100 foot OF enlbnnkment
during tho no1t two tlaya 70 repair tho damago.
What ntno1lnt OF damage. ii any. was doIe to thu
crops to tho southwark Inns not yet bcon 70
ported.
damasetl in several places. lIp.syer, train
went out yesterday at tho uallal honr. bit up to
late honr last osoning no tfs,u had arrived fRom
tho eonth. No doubt everything will again bo
IL Ciuar Creek Valloy, betwoea Table Noun
tain and tho llatto Tim storm ragel for mn hour
wltl. torrlble f,uy. Tho destruction on Christian
lsitlgc, tnilus from tile cty, in the direction Of
Clear Creek. foota 1lp fearful total In tho foka
Of ctopA. The gallo loyolod many .fepcsa and
twisted of shade trees aud shook farmhouse
to their foundations. The hail descenaed like
solid macs OF ica, killing chickens by tho dozen,
splitting vegetables down to tho very bulb, and
moving Ac1s of kca1ol oats, rye, and wheat.
After tho storm, which lasted nearly m hour
tho hastoncB vcte found driftea In placos to,
! tito depth Of two feet. Tllo stones wcGo uou-'
, 1875-07-12

w info Lauder.
On Juno /. james Warren was sentenced 10
threo month"; ilnIuIHunlu0it and tutty lanlas to
ho delivered IN two bAlcItn OF twenty each, fur
tho crinso OF sape unon ]lltio girl. featerday
morning the pribonar reccivad tue first twep,y
laAllca. Il litt!o after o'clock tie triang1ca
o'clock tho prisoner, Jsmeh Warren, Mas brought
from BITS cell. llo walled into tho hall With
firm stop. and removed t!s ooat, waistcoat, md
shirt. and steprca to the tltauglo. to which ito
limb. The prisoners woro then called In anl
runged round thrca e!dea Of tho hail. There
we're preHcnt tho s4or1t tho Deputy sheriff, Dl.
llichardson, Tho Jail snrgoon aud thesepotterao Of
cat. whlcll couslsted OF niua laahes Of wh!ncosd.
each having o knot at the and. and handed It 10
the exeontlonor. who was ono Of tho fJrisoners
Of Tho jAtl. Time was gtyon by tho Sheriff. aud
Mr. EWing. turnkey, WAS stationed al count-
or. Tho c1ccutloucr lhowUd sono nervous
uesa but on receiving encouragement atrudk tho
ilgas blow npun tho prisoners shoulders, high
up aud closo to tho loEthor collar wLtch Nat
placed round his neck. The second blo#.
the executioaers asm. telli In tue aauo place. ana
the oxecut,onor, whu now appeared to have full
control Of bis poworB, delivered the tuird hiow
In thu nsme loea!lty. Tho bAtnf7 hare ynispolod
70 him Sso to- ssY 9 oIss foar sn4 s a'1' 1 h9" @ NJ
vas given gtl lower. and tho sixth WAS btf,lck IN
the sansa place: Up to this ssa prisoner re-
maincL silent. but his heavy painting Ahowod TINT
ho waa suffering severely. On reoav,ng tho
sevuuth Htf0ko the pflbonor mohnta. and he con-
tilIued moaning during the rest Of tho punials.
n,snt, aud kept moving hs head from stle to aide
With quick mechanical ,notlou. Ills su!1crngA
wore intensa; blu muscles ueEs diBtan1od and
that held 4im to tho triangle - 4tripe Aftos
Htrips OF ths cat descended upon AP back, No
cry escaped his lips, but Ills AgonziuR moan
showed what he vas suffering and when tha turn
H.,
tho ratat was opo ITtnK tDass rod, swollen. snt
bleeding. Eyary knot On the lash had cut into
ths prisoners back. producing wound about an
eighth Of N Inch in !onRth. As soon Is tho pun
ishmont was oYer the cu'prt MAS released, AMI
cell.