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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-05-10

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ty.
1t was raining steadily now, and the
gloom was intense, but Selim was used
to the road, and he was sure footed and
his rider courageous. She urged him on
at the top Of her speed, up hill and down.
through Pine Valley and over Pulpit
hill, and then she struck upon the smo0tl,
road which stretched away to Leeds, two
miles, as straight as an arrow.
She could see the headlight on the pay
train far down the valley. distinctly now,
and to her excited fancy it seemed but a
stones throw away. She ever thought
for a moment that she heard the grind OF
the wheels on the iron track, but, no! il
was only the songhing of tho wind in the
pines.
On, and still on she went. Sclim seemed
to ly. One might have fancied that he
knew his mistress was on an GRAND OF
life and death. The lights Of the station
were in vicw-nay, she even saw the sta.
ton masters white lantern. as he strolled
up and down the platform-the white
lantern which was to signal the approach.
ing train-to tell them to 60 on, tor all
was we'll. On to their doom:
She dashed across the railway track
flung the rains to an amazed bystandcr
and, striking the white lantern from thu
hand Of the astonished official, she seized
the ominOus red lantern from it's hook
and, s%pringing upon the track, waved il
in the very teeth Of the coming train.
Two sharp, short whistles told her thai
the signal was seen, and a moment later
tho train camn tn q Sfon and fha Of1car.
rushed out to learn what it all meant.
Floss told them in a few brief words
and one of the men at the station went
forward to confer with the train from Go
losha, which had not yet been t~elegraphed
from the next station beyond.
The man waited fifteen minutes before
Kirke's train slid on to the siding, and
it was then known that but for the de
cision Of one young girl, the two train:
must have ,collidcd four miles beyonl
behring's Cut.
When told the story Kirke looked at hi'
watch.
The man from the station looked a
his.
Kirke's was ten minutes behind time
You want to know how it happened
Certainly you must have guessed. Halli
day did it. A man was found the mex
day who confessed to having seen Jaci
tampering with the time pieces in the en-
CINE house that night, but he had though
nothing of it, he said.
Jack7 Oh,1he. left town, and was las
heard Of in Australia. His little gam,
was not a success.
The New York herald., 1877-02-10
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
Wan Orp.nrMvx'

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OpYick CHIEF SIGNAL OrrrcER,{
WASHINGTON. Feb. 10--l A. NJ
Indications
For Saturday, In tho South Atlantic States, rising
barometer, cooler northwest winds, generally clear
weather.
Fer the Gulf States, stationary followed by falling
barometer, northeast to northwest Winds generally
clear cooler weather.
For Tennessee and tho ONO Valley lling barometer.
northeast vcerng to southeast Winds coocr followed
By warmer, clear weather.
For the Upper Mississippi ana Lower Missouri
valleys and upper lake region falling barometer south
and west Winds warmer, clear partly cloudy
weather
For tho iowcr lakes, southwest winds, falling bar
omctcr, warmer, partly cloudy weather.
For New England, stationary or rising barometer
norhwcst shifting 10 southwest Winds WARMER partly
cloudy weather.
For the Middle Atlantic States, Increasing northeast
to southeast winds, stationary or higher tcmpcra.
turcs falling barometer and partly cloudy or clear
weather.
The rivers will remain stationary fall slightly.
Cqutionary signals arc ordered for Capo Henry
Kitti Hawk and Cape Hattcras.
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LOVE, MURDER AND SUICIDE.
A MANIAC's REvENGE-HE SHOOTS THE FATHER
OF THE GIRL HE LovEs-AN AWFUL
TRAGEDY.

MANAGES REvENGE-HE SHOOTS THE FATHER
OF THE GIRL HE LovEs-AN AWFUL
TRAGEDY.
ATHENS, Pa, Feb. 0, 1871
lcttcr from Meadvillo, Crawford county, to cit.
izcu this place, gives tho details of fearful tragedy
thut occurred at Sorrel Hill, In that county, Tues
duy. The circumstances arc as foIlows:-
widow lady named Turner owns n large farm in
sorrel Ill., but her only being mentally derangcd
and incapable Of managing her AFFAIRS she rented tho
place TO o farmcr named Milton Anderson, who
occupied tho farmhouse with his family
Among tho mombcrs Of his family was
daughter sixteen years oi age, and for
hcr, within the past three months, Harrison Turn
or, the demcntcd of tho owner Of tho Iarm. OK.
pressed violent passion. He became obtrusivo
and persistent In thrustnR his presence upon tho girl
that shc grew alarmed and rarely vcnturod out
Finally It became necessary ior Mr. Anderson to use
iorcc in cjccting the lunatic from his house and
premises This two weeks ago, and since then
young Turner only twice lurking
about tho fields Hc had always been looked upon as
entirely harmless aud that such thing revenge
found an abiding place IN hs mind was lar from tho
On Tuesday last Mr.. Anderson and a hired man
started for piece OF woods about mile away from tho
house. When near the cdgc Of the woods they
mot by Harrison Turner. lie was carrying army
musket ana when Anderson and bis companion came
WITHIN low Icct OIL MIN uo COvCrcu the IOTmcr
his gun and cried OUT
"Halti"
Tho stopped, supposing the conduct Of tho
lunatc TO DO prompted only by one OF hts well known
whms He held hrs gun on Anderson, however, and
said:--
send you 10 hell whore you bclong!''
lie frcd Immediately.
The charge, which subsequently found 10 have
been buckshot, passed clear through the body of
dcrs0n, killing him instantly. Turner cooly began
tho reoadng OF hs gun. Tho hrcd ncd In terror
from the spot and hurried with tho terrible news TO
Andcrson's house. Tho alarm was also given 10 a
ncghborng farmer, and they armed themselves and
hastcucd back to tho sccnc OF tho murder, with the
intention OF securing the murderer. Upon reach ing
tho spot the men found Turner lying dead ON tho
ground near tho body OF his victim. lie had shot
himself blowing away his face aud half OF his head,
and presented q horrible sight, Anderson was shot
through the lott lung, tho charge coming out beneath
the shoulder blade opposite Tho OF tho affair
spread rapidly through tho ncehborhood and
intense excitement The insane murderer and suicide
was twenty-five years old, his victim about forty
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WASHINGTON, Feb 0, 1871
REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATIC OPINIONS ON
THE DECISION.
Tho following arc somo OF the opinions Of members
Of both sides on tho decisou:-
On tho republican side, Washington Townsend. of
sylvana-The voto is II should DO. It's a vim
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different rcsuts
Mr. Hubboil, Of Michigan-It shows conclusivcly
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disappointed"
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examination In the City Court to-day OF tho record Of
naturalization OF Albert Pcyser tho West Virginia
Tiden and Hendricks elcctor It was suspected that
tho record was not genuine, but Mr. Stirling says that
tho record Is all right he recognizing the handwriting
Of MI. Lowe, Clerk OF the Court. deceased.
As before stated Peyser native OF Prussia, and
was naturalixed in this city September H. 1867, s.
wituesseA
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Colonel Lopez Fabra and Scor de Ia Gnndara OF tho
Spanish Centennial Commission; N. Hall Stanton,
President Of the Philadelphia Board Of Education and
Charles Parrish, Of wnkesbarrc, Pa at tho Astor
Ex-Governor j. Gregory Smith, OF Vermont, is at tho
Windsor. United States District Attorney Richard
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DEL, uro at the New York. Henry r. Sclden, Of
Rochester, Is at tho Metropolitan. A. b. Meckcr, OF
Chicago, Is at tho ST. Nicholas.
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twenty indiana Al tho first volIey Dean who vas
driving received two wounds, but managed 10 keep
his seat and control tho horses giving his pauion
an opportunity TO use his rne by their and
courage tho mon made their esclpa Deans wounds
are severe though fatal
Last night Indians made dash on the ranches .
short distance from Crook CITY, killing Thomas Wal
dron OF Montana and wounding another man severely
and succeeded In carrying away about nfty horses
The man who was wounded succeeded in killing ono
Indian.
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THE IMPROVED RETURNING BOARD.

SPKINGFiELD, H. FeO. v 1911.
In the House to-day Mr.. Morrisou OF Morgan county,
submitted resolution denunciasory OF tho alleged
tion OF Congress In treating Messrs Wells and Andor-
son IN barbarous manner, and calling the Illinois
Representatives to protest In the OF the State
motion 10 table tho resolution lost, and II was
rcfcrrod 10 the Committee on Federal Relations.
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SECRETARY MORRILL,.

WAFIIINGTON. Fcb D, 1877.
Secretary Morrill's condition is reported somewhat
improved tonight and such as to givo
TO the hopes for his recovery.
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try for several years He proauced hts naturalization
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the case was then dismissed
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WINTER SPORTS OF THE RED DRAvEs-MURDER
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DAKOTA.

CHEYENNE, Wy T., Fob 0, 1877.
party OF ofIndians, supposed to bc Chcyenncs, made
an attack on Chase's rancho, Horse Creek, thirty
miles north Of this place. yesterday ovcnDg. forco
OF fifteen citizens mustered gavo tho Indians battle and
drove them OF, capturing four OF shcr ponies. No
whites were injured.
A detachment OF the Filth cavalry left Fort Russell
TIM morning to cndcavor TO intercept the Indians.
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DEADw0oD, u. T., Fob Q, 1871
On Tuesday last Mossrs Dcan and Young started
from Spear Fish In a wagon for hunt When four
miles from town thsy were nrsd upon by band Of
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COLUMBUS, ohio, Feb. 1877.
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tonight from congressman and leading men in Wash.
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Hin. Of Georgia. said Ill the ruling is as reported,
Oregon will surely u.s."
Hopkins, of Pennsylvania, said ;-"It means hayes
and Wheeler"
saycr OF Ohio, said -"At this rate, my fellow ct-
zcn Hayes will be counted in."
Blackburn said:-"Never had any faith in the bill.
but still have hope"
Cutler. OF New Jersey, said:-"Have we any reasons
to expect different RESULT"
Anderson, Of Illinois, said :-'Is IL all over"
Mr.. Rice. OF Ohio. said:-"when did tho chances or
Tilden appear better than In Florida9"
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ever since heard tho nrst decision OF tho oommis-
sion.,
Mr. Knott sad:-'I have stopped thinking about the
subject ever since tho bill passed."
Mr.. House, OF Tennessee sad:-"My eyes rest upon
Louisiana us the hopc Of the country"
Mr.. Caulncd said:-..Ifwc do not got Louisiana and
Oregon 1856 for Hayes"
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against tho bill. +"
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strong chance IN Louisiana"
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Mr.. Meade said: :-.T am neither surprised nor de-
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Ia reached"
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what expected, and don't know what TO say about
It."
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spring OF ifc; why should wo mourn"
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tho report that tho commission governed by parti-
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crs Of the choir IN the middle OF luno ncvor suits
me- voted against the bill."
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tho bill is The best vindIcation Of my action"
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