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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-02-16
(,At Enr.

No longer are cats TO be doomed to
drag out useless existence snd waste
their midnight melodies upon unappre-
ciative ems, for ha ven of rest is about
being pepared for them on Mansfield
island, Lake Ifie. A parchase OF
that islinad has bee, made bga man who
intends TO stock il with black cats, take
excellent care of them, ard kill their
progeny for theG fur. Ee will feed
them mt first On fish canght off the
shoss by men who will live on the islsnd;
but after the enterprise is well starred,
by q rare syssem of economy, he will
utiisxe the mesA of the slaughtered cats
as food for the living cas-.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-02-16
Punishment Of Savings Bank Thieves

A bill has been introduced into the
New York Legislature by Nix. O'Hare.
of New York, directing that any savings
bank officer or employee who misappro.
PIRATES any savings bank funds shall be
deemed guilty of felony, and be sem
fenced to imprisonment at hard labor in
State prison for from two to five years,
and to pay fine of three times the
amount appropriated. Any other par
ticipant in the misrepresentation shall be
liable TO imprisonment for a similar
term, Any person concerned in the
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-02-16
yhe Grue 9ortherner
PAW PAW. MICHIGAN.
What Shall II BE !

Now there isn't girl or boy of you
But what will laugh yet for all II is true
That two little elves by each OF you stand,
With magical brushes in either hand;
And they paint your fsces-''h how do know?
L never have seen them"-true that IL SO;
But I've read about them and know quite well
How the work is done; If you like, I'll tell.
Let one of you smile, the elf at the right
Dots down some dimples, scarce seen mt first sight
But laugh again, hearty; laugh every day
Soon even tears cannot wash them away.
Now the elf at the left fully despise;
he draws ugly marks between your two eyes,
And always seems glad when you are real cross;
L think should he die it would be no great loss.
Though tits not pleasant TO have him about,
Yet he cannot harm you, know, without
You give your consent then no quickly VIII trace
line for each frown he finds on your face.
And so in good time shall all OF us grow
Ugly or handsome-tis sure to be So
Whether suited or not, we cannot complain
OF those tireless workmen, the elfins twain.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-02-16
Burned to Death in ChainS>

On the Cameron place, neat ITALIA
Jega. Ala, few days ago, aa insane
negro bow had been chained by his
father in a corner near the fireplace,
where he might lie comfortable. The
father LEFT the honse, two small negro
cbildrep remaining in the house with the
crazy boy. The father had provided
good pale of fuel to keep the fire up.
The crazy boy, as soon as the father had
gone. piled ala the wood left on the fine,
making an intense heat, which set Ere 30
and consumed the house, burning him
to death. The other two children es-
caped.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-02-16

COL ROBERT INoERsoLL's father was a
stout old Presbyterian parson in
Northern Ohio; and, even when the
frosts of fifty winters had whitened his
hairs, he was the champion wrestler of
the village.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-02-16

preparation of false statements shall be
deemed guilty of felony, punishable by
imprisonment from two to five years.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-02-16

THE Columbus Enquirer says that
there are 45 cotton factories in Georgia,
an in active operation and paying divi-
dends, either in money or stock. They
consume about $4,000 to $4,000 bales OF
cotton annually. Columbus claims one
fifth of the total manufactures OF tho
State.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-05-11

Resolution on T'euStrcT's Exports.
The Finance Committee to whom
was referred the reports Of .. -. Still
man, Treasurer, Of Oct. 81, 1876, and
March II, 1877, having examined the
same and reported them correct.
BE it resolved by tho Mayor and City
Council of Monroe, That the reports
be approved and spread ut large on the
minutes and the Committee discharged.
Approved. FIR. ESDoM, Mayor.
The Board then adjourned to meet
on Thursday, 7th of June next, ut 7:30
p. NJ. FIR. ENDOM, Mayor.
Q. -. SrIIL.MAS, Secretary.
= The report dated March ;i~i will he
publiShed next wrr<.--ED. TEI.
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MALE SCUOOL.

The exercises OF tho Monroe male school
will be resumed, ut the male Academy, on
Monday, the End day ofOci"hrr, 1876.
Terms per month. ....... ......$I 30
Tuition Will he payable u, ',irr,,cc AS
cannot do iuStic to my pupils ana lie com
pellsd to collect bills on The strori. Parents
and guardians are assured of strict disci-
f,lins and ihorougi, inst trnrtion.
JAMES \, EEInJSE
September u. ls7s. IT,
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Lawyers foes hayc coMlr down ia the
West. They used 20 want the whole of
an estate for settling it, but now thcy
allow the widow enough to cover ft,tcr.
al expenses.
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TARIFF OF ADVERTISING RATES.
Advertisements will he inserted at one
ioliar and fifty cents per square gone inch
"f space or less>. for the first, and seventy
live cents tor each subsequent insertion, for
amy time under one month. For longer
periods follows:
Ni-MrE,s SORES. / r,.l = IN. ) M 4 III. I'm.
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Dentistry.

nR. s. l.. RRACEY, Dentist, respectfully
- offers his professional services to the
citizens of Monroe and surrounding coun-
try. Having an experience of fourteen
YEARS iu the practice. he feels confident of
giving satisfaction i'll all branches of his
prnirssion- IL willing to warrant all work.
Office at residence on Jackson street, near
'l!c Female Academy, Monroe. La.
vT-marlG:ly
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CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

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'%s' met "'' % to- yS t re and % s1s S ' Fire e. Depart x
Bird W Mcree a. Ennemoser
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"S @ S~,"s s% asssa"ss s .so' on n na% 's fol
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vs % s St on rs rsuS s % then S"s s "s1 % @
nc" S' % *, @ fy % the proper o. D. sss'ss ss Mayor
va ] 's ' ;".s to ] ;ss .sx %%H NJ" M I ;' vii" "
rlEAstHErs REPORT.
~ yo ,'", ", %"m,1s1 "1 y @',f ,s M" ~ """" " 1886 DR.
Nay ;::: e. ::::;s: H :; $ :;s:;$ &:; '"
Jun" $ A $ $: ;$; :;; '" s
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>"' " sss @ Of % s1 :y S'ss %sd " i"iS f% 's
licenses" r !ss1 h'; ws%s; s2;:'"~ci $4' s7,
@ IT. 3, s S::S%S: ; Sc % ssv, '7'|
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w. s 515sS S;@" 'Si " Me-
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Oct. 10 's @ $ %:a sai !4 @S"S s End i% & ] M
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parish warrant ~. % @ $780, iouaiion to city by wi
:i TO- rHs s .~. ee;.
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m%.. * n ; Ok :"':: : 70: = Of ' H:
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Amy = w %S ] ;%S;:; 70: @;:;% o; ?","
e, %:;a"' a"; 81 I"Ss,isi sa :h Ri f i Tor ] Of x;:
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DIN M'ESERY. s. u. M'ENERY
j. q =. -. McEnery,

4 IFORNEYS At LAW, Monroe, La,
n practice in the Parish and District
Courts of Ouachita, Morehouse, Franklin,
RicilanH, Caldwell and Catahottia Parishes
the supreme Court at Monroe, and Uni
;cd States Courts. Particular attention paid
% business in tho Land Office Department
If the General Government. n17tf
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TRANSPORTATION.
'SAvE MONEY ~D~>
AND SECURE COMFORT
by Going to New Orlean. and Return
by the Splendid a--,'sF F
Now Orleans and Greenville Packets
conmccti,9 at Della ,rtth ", s. & 1:R.R
Lagf THE SrHA"HH xAr..
leaving New Orleans Monday st =. 4.
will arrive ut Delta at : A. n. Wednesday,
descending will pass Delta Friday at ?. 4.
L&a r"* sr"xsss Hsasx :. ..,,o,,,
Leaving Now Orleans Thursday at p. n.
viii arrive at Delta at a. II. Saturday de-
sce"ding will pass Delta Monday At i :. =.
Travellers will find this tho most reliable
irent"n .i and points on tho OMachite river.
Tho above elegant packets will continue Ia
tho trade tho entire season.
For particulars, pricc Of passage or other
information, apply to .t.H
sHoLARs q KEY, uar
Oct. ii. 1876. Monroe. In.
VtcksRUKG, siIREvEPORT
TEixA AS RAIL ROAD
G9w Fs Eas'sssss-gE7' ssss ss,sg7 Z..;s...sS,,s Z.ss
ofr,cH" H"r NEcMivs.s " susHKtN1MNpNN1.l +
Monroe, April !, 1877. ]
On and after Saturday, .th instant. traias
on this Road will run AS tollowa:
Leave Monroe daily at ..............8.O0 A. N.
Arrive AT Monroe. ............. 80 r. NJ.
Close connection made at VicksburS with
trains OF Nicksburg ~ Meridian II. K, for
points North and East, and for New Orleans
-st Delta with SteAnlbOAtA for all laudiunu
q" the mississippi River.
}. w. GREEN,
Receiver and Superintendent.
May -. ls.6.--
u Ea:Ul.AR WEEKLY
NEW ORLEANS,
TRENTON AND MONROE PACK Ell
JOHN II. HANNA
j. W. BLANKs, Master,
jon HOLMES, Clerk.
Leaves Monroe cvCry Saturday poaltivOly
ut p. M; leaves New Orleans every Tusa-
day at y. m. -.t1. 'f''r
Tho Hanna il m entire now boat carries
1000 bales OF cotton, and posexses superior
passenger Recommendations. CoNnects with
light-dratt boats tor all streams tributary
1" the OlRchitn. ..E . -.t7..f.''.. .
FOR freight T. ". Y STfssfn sTTSnSsSK nsSsb1Ky x %xen.
February =, 1877. Monroe Ia.
s-.
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MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.


MO STARVING:
ANThcre is no need for starving, as long as
". HINDIEN
On DeSiard street, has for sale plenty of
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS.
Such as--
AL COFFEE N SUGAR;
EXCELLENT SYRUP X atOLASsES;
SPLENpID CHEESE, M.ACAHoNi:
VERMlCELLt; NEW BuCKwHEAT
FLOUR IN ANY QUANTITY
NEW SUGAR CURED HAMS
(EIHST IN MARKET:,
PLENTY Or EGcs. sPICEDrIG's FEET
OYSTERS, SARDlNES,
PorrED OR pEVlLED,
MEATS, LOESTERS, SALMON AND
MUSHROOMS: ASSORTED CANNED
FRUITS AND VEG ETAEl.ES;
POTATOES AND ONIONS:
CHOICE CAROLINA NICE;
WHITE BEANS AND ENGLlSu PEAS:
HOMINS AND GRifS;
CRANBERRIEs, RAIsoNS, CrrkDN
AND CURkANTS:
NICE LEII.IES AND PRESERVES
DRIED FIGS; CRACKERS,
CREAM BISCUITS AND CRACK NELS:
TONS, DOLLS ANDA
VARIETY or NICE AND IySEFITF
ORNAMENTS
Also y small assortment OF Crot.kery and
Shclf-llnr,lware, such ,s is mostly needed
for general use.
Come and SEQ for yourselves. but do no,
fail to bring: along Ethe''spondnliN," :" because
l must have more ready money and less
merchandise. Fair dealing and no .,ul,bnS
will be found by every one---n,am, woman
or chilh-in trading FOR cash Il. the store oi
l4:tf H. KINDER NJ nm.
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CREDITS.
\prl
cancelled. \
of In
warrants, cancelled,
l'N o iJu,lr,
cancelled,
ilN 1iarrnGon Recor,lcr,
warrants, cancelled.
Sepl;r Recorder
warrants. cancelled, pkg E.....
!!:r
Der. Warrants cancelled pkg
May BY Collector,
rolls OF 1874 and and
cancelled, pkg
May II For collections rolls
w
Au;i'y Richmond collector
licenses 1876 warrants, cancelled, pkg
For collections rolls OF
cancelled, pkg
......
inS T. fnlonl. sale, this W
Farmer triangular lot Monroe Cemetery,
wtrr:ntA cancelled, Y
!Ey warrants paid by Treasurer from April s. 1876 TO date
1-. ---- ~.... ....
by the amount paid by Treasurer t" Jas s. Ray PARISH
lfoaS,;r. the due said parish
L...." 1856
Paid in parish warrant . ..."... -..".
= . ...
t"tiAr"c y...
81 loo u. STILLM
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Cards OF :, personal chdrdcter--when adj
nissi6e-will be charged double our reg
liar advert isinG rates.
Obituary and Marriage notices will he
charged AS advertisements.
Any person sending us five new cash sub
scriherS, ut the same post office, will he Ell
titled to Il copy of THE rEl.EGE>rH gratis,
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81 .f07.f4 81 ."4H.1. o55.l9
.. u. S11LLMAE- City Treasurer.
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issue warrant for said abc,s ano"ht
upon the order Of their "trfetafS ana
Treasurer, countersig-ss' py thc'r rofe-
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ADVERTISING REGULATIONS.
Transient advertisements must he paid
tor i'll t,urtncc.
All advertisements sent to this 0tico
" hen not Ot hcrwiSo ordered, viii bc inserted
Till forbid and charged accordingly.
Editorial business notices will be made,
free OF charge, ofnft advertisements ordered
in the paper; for other editorial not ices
Charge of - cents per line will be made.
The New York herald., 1877-07-13
MORE VICIOUS THAN CRAZY.

MRS. MARIA PAYsoN's ATTEMPTS UroN THE
CHARACTER AND PURSE or GENERAL BAXTER.
Correspondence Of Springfield taIassJ Republican,
July 10
Like other scandals this has grown in proportion as
ndlscrect aud olCious friends OF the parties have
sought TO suppress IT, but there Is no evidences show
ing any criminal act on the part Of General Baxter.
be facts in the TO be that the General now
sixty wears old-a native OF Bellows Falls successful
raroad contractor ut the West proprietor Of marble
auarres here friend of Cornelius Vanderbilt In rail-
road speculatons aud partner Of Mr. Trenor w. Park,
OF Bennington, in the Emma mine busincss-has made
a great pet OF Miss Susie Ryan, pretty Irish girl,
somethiug over twenty years old He has taken
her out riding times past Just now he In quite
III health, anu being talented musician, MISS hyan
as cordially welcomed by Mrs. Baxter, line anu
aironly woman, US by the General These attentions
to a Young woman OF Miss kyan's station by rich Mr.
isaxter have made gossip, und, finally, Mrs. Maria
Payson u drcssmakcr, either o her own notion or At
the instgati0n Others sought to backmai General
In xter through them She wrote obscene letters TO
Susie Ryan and moro threatening ones 10 Gcneral
Baxter. finally demanding ~, 600 In gold us the price
or her silence regarding MS rum OF herself and Miss
Ryan.
w,rc opcpeu by Horace Baxter nephew ana teller oil
the Baxter Bauk, who kept them IRON thoir owner
IL seems probable joined with General Baxlers
friends In the steps taken 10 suppress Mrs
Payson, though this action ~ now gwen Out us en-
tiroly he OF Mss Ryans BROTHER ana there 's
ltlo doubt that sane woman was hurreo on 10 INC INC
asvium cry, action was brought TO recover $4,000
aamaues Tor deiamng the character OF Susie Ryan,
but the prosecution hnding that 10 push their SUIT The
pavson letters be put in evidence, ss Ryan ap
near MS q witness, and lots OF dirty lncn be alreu
and Mira Payson realizing that she was likely TO DO
convIc,ed OF State prison offence, both parties TO the
ami gratefully accepted, fancy the alternative OF IN
snn,ty Hence the commission DO Iunatico lound
denonstrativcy insane woman aud sent her 10 brattc-
boro forthwith. While Mrs Payson had attempted
an ELABORATE scheme oil biackinaii she was plainly not
m subject Tor the insane hospital and the out
s,dc news papers 30 commented. But no local lawyer
would touch the case, ana Lawyer Holmes, o Kansas,
,us 10 practice these courts, had 10 send
10 Monlpencr Tor Mcssrs. Deavitt ana Heath. The
Conrt lou nd no legal in!ormaity IN Mira Paysons COM
,,tncnt hut tho nospts authorities reported her 70
nucb imrroved that they had intended soon TO recon
rncnd her return her friends, ana everybody was
aad 10 agrcc hor release on condition hat she would
leavo town.
The New York herald., 1877-07-13
GIN-UINE VERTIGO.
From the Detroit Free Press, July 81

o.
Her will 80 down to posterity as Mrs. Margaret
jones' oil Croghan street, and hundred years hence
may be related that she made very profound bow
the Court and mpressivcly rcmarkcd:--
''sr, am vcry proper person, as l shall prove,
and must DO treated AS lady,
'Certainly, madam, we arc always willing TO ex.
tend the utmost courtesy to tho female Let me
observe that you were discovered hanging TO fence
last evening--not by the neck, but ny yonr hands.
You calling for Henry IN very thIcK and husk
voice, but there was no Henry"
''Dld you hear OF vertigo, sir? ?" she asked,
epc stepped back little.
Il have madam, but It doesn't mako the breath
smell oi gin"
''sir was attacked with vertigo l am subject to
IT,
"Are you subject to calling for Henry, and 10 biting
and kicking poiiccmenY
mo, sir, / am not; but under the impulse OF tho
moment even tho Empress Eugene might cry out and
struggle. Why ddn't this oi1cer ask mo II wanted
TO 20 nomcY Why didn't he escort me homer Why
didn't he procure u landau and assist my resi-
denccg"
..rherc are several reasons why, Mrs Jones. In
the nrst place. you drunk. In the second place,
landaus don't W driving around town at Two O'Clock
In the morning know all about your residence.
had the whoc crowd mere one morning. including your
coachmnD. butler, iootman dairymaids, hostlers and
so on. They are not out yet ana II VIII be sort OF
grand reunion when you walk in.'
''Sir, do now APPEAL this casc.f
!. "And DO nov APPEAL you Tor thirty days, unless
you hand over s."
81 Will send Tor lawyers, sir.-
''Plense DON'T Please 60 In and sit down"
III never, mover willIo
But BJan influenced her.
The New York herald., 1877-07-13
The CUBAN LEAGUE.

MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
DEpUTATIoN OF CoLORRD AMERICAN cITI-
zENs-PRoJEcr FOR PUBLIC MEETING.
meeting Of the Executive Committee Of the Cuban
League was held yesterday afternoon at No 110
Broadway. There wore present General NJ I. Nc
Mahon, In the chair; General +. l.. de Querata, and
Colones ]. N. Macias and Ethan Allen. deputation
of colored men, consisting OF DIR. h. H. Garnett and
Nessrs S. r. Scottron. T. G. Lawson and T. S. Per-
kins was then introduced, representing tho colored
population OF this city. They stated that they held
comm ication with the London AntSIavery Society
and submitted q draft Of petition which they design
present Congress at IFS next session. IN behalf OF
the colored population who are now IN slavery In
Cuba This petition set forth that the colored citizens
OF tho United States many whom have reason to be
grateful for their recent manumssion, would, now
that they enjoy the blessings OF freedom,
respectfully call the attention OF the government
to the existence Of slavery in the island OF
Cuba They represent that over half million OF per-
sons are held condition, not only In contraven
ton TO tho laws OF Christianity but also direct vio
latiou OF existing treaties with Great Britain ana
against many promises made TO our own government
in the past They call attcation to the fnct that tho
African trade with It's bsrbarous crowding oi nun
dreds OF human beings IN close vesso Ior months:
titles with tho Of tho local authorizes, while
the spanish government seems powsress to check It
They have often pleased and hopeful when, from
time to time, the Spanish governments has promised
speedy fulnmen OF the law OF 1870 Tor the gradual
OF the slaves but they have now reason
to believe tha, this will remain dead letter, there
being no intention to execute IT,
SALE PRISONERS OF WAR;
They assert that within tho past nine years over SIX
ty thousand Tree coorcd persons Who were taken pris
oners lghting In tho revolutionary army have been
sold into savorv outrage OF every principle Of inter
national law The revenue thus obtained, they say
went the Spanish treasury. They urge that the
government should, IN consideration Of these facts
take some speedy aud eecual course TO wipe out the
blot Of slavery from their ncehborhood.
Attention was drawn the that article "a OF the
Cuban republican constitution utterly prohibits slavery
The act that seven generals and six coones beside
MANY subordinate officers In the Cuban army, col
ored persons cited In proof OF the good faith with
which this article is carried OUT Alter some discussion
project Of holding public meeting In this city
at an early date, the meeting adjourned
The New York herald., 1877-07-13
CORONERS' NOTES.

Tho case OF John Daily, who was found lying dead
the deck OF the snip Golden State tho morning
o July with bruises his iace before Coroner
Flanagan. yesterday, who hold inquest on the body
The testimony OF Thomas Gigley, the night watcnman
OF the Golden State anu OF several OF the friends oil
deceased, VINO all swore to his temperate habits, to-
gcthcr with the medical evidence showed clearly that
death resulted from accidental iaIL
Death also attributed to accident In the case OF
Hugh Lewis, aged tour years, who and
killed by truck on Twelfth street, avenue G. On
July T.
In the case OF Berthe Bahr. who died at tho New
York Hospital In Fifteontn street. IRON Injuries re-
ceived by falling from q second story window while
washing II at No 1OS East Fourteenth street on June
80, verdict OF accidental death was returned.
The New York herald., 1877-07-13

beast in all respects like unto them .But" said the
fox, "you have served nothing Tor yoursc Little
Wolf called for water His paws were yet dripping
with the blood Of the beast He dipped his paws IN
the water and scattered the blood and winter all over
tho country occupied by the Nez Perces saying
From this shall spring people to nhabit this land
with me-" Little Wolf became transformed into Nez
Perces chief aud tribe sprang up around him. Little
Wolf had como IRON behind the mountains and iousnt
this great tight and effected this wonderful deveraaco
the grounds between the south fork OF Clearwater
River and Camas Prairie. The Ncz Perces beiLg some
what dimnutve 10 size accounted Tor by reason OF
their coming from the eavings created out OF the Tag
ends OF the BEAST but what they lack IN stature they
claim they Than make up In intelligence and cum
ning taking after their ilustrious progcnor Little
Wolf Thus ends the tradition
The New York herald., 1877-07-13
FOGARASTs SUICIDE.

The inquest In the of Eugene E. Fogarasi waa
held yesterday by Coroner Woltman. The testimony
Of Albert NJ Sttenbcrg his friend, and Lesfela Zeufe,
his landiady, taken, but facts were devcl-
oped jury gave verdict that Fogarasi came 10
his by shooting himself with pistol a. No l07
Forsyth street, July 1877, further added that
bad company.
The many wild rumors concerning the parentage ard
early ic OF Fogarasi oI which accredited MIN to
DO the son Of Polish nobeman OF immense wealth,
set rest yesterday. HIS iather a grocer IN
Maros. vasarneiy, Transylvania, and his mother was
named Antoinete Fckcta, at present the vile
John Heintzel, architect, of szacez- -Regen.