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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-01-17
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-01-17

ability as a jurist The mission Of that
committee is really the complete re-
vision Of our electoral system, revision
making future electoral commissions
unnecessary, and which will task to the
utmost the statesmanlike ability of its
members.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-01-17

Condensed forage for the horses in
the Russian army consists Of small BIS.
cults "e oatmeal, pea 1rur, rye meal
and ground linsecd. Tsen,v.ei -ht biz.
cuts form single ration for horse.
and is said to contain as much nu.ri-
ment as twelve pounds of oats, while
only one. fifth the bulk.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-01-17

Joe Ccursall, half breed, who has
lived in Minnesota forty eight years,
has informed the LIE Sueur Sentinel
that the month Of December just closed
was much the warmest December he
has known in the State
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-01-17

Speaking Of the million acres o! land
in Minnesota, bought, pre- cmpted or
taken under the homestead ac. since
the labor excitement last summer, the
Milwaukee Sentinel thinks the labor
question has been mostly relieved of
its narrowing distress by the unprece-
dented rush of city labor to the count
~.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-01-17

,,eo n. i'eadclon has teeE eilctet
L. s. Senator by .hc Ohio Legislature,
to succeed Stanl-y Mathews.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-01-17

The county commissioners Of Vino
ma county have appointed a committee
to overhaul the different county officers
to ascertain if any Of them are receiv-
ing from any sources more emoluments
fees or benefits than the statutes allow
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-01-17

US. LAND OFFICE.
Redwood Falls MINI, January 5tl., 1878.
Notice is hereby eivcn that the trial in the above
case, Grummn Atciley has been po.tp"nc til!
Friday January l6;n 1873.
WM.p. DuSxINGroH, Register.
WI. B uEHKloTT. Recei,er.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-01-17

The want OF snow in she pirerlss is
very disadvar.sgcous and ,i;scou.aging
20 lumberu.an. Unless snos to suffi
cient depth 70 ;.dnit Of rapid work tie
majority Of the !ember companies vii!
be compelled !, Ies ;he;s logs remain
Ill, next winter
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-01-17

| LIVERY.
We have pur-
chased theLivery
Stock of Thomas
| Mcmillan and
will continue the
business at the
old stand. Have
added six horses
and are prepared
TO accommodate
the public with
good single or
double teams.
with either
sleighs or wag-
OnS.
Terms reaSOna-
BILE.
! ,a6a<st and 93r<xg1au.
+; Redwood Falls MINI. Dec. 1877.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-01-17
Marx These Facts.
The Testimony Of the Whole World.
Holtowav'S Pills.

81 had II" appetite, Iollway's Iills gave me a
hearty cnr."
''f"ur lirs are marvellous"
81 send for another box, and keep them in the
house "
"i'r Holloway has cured my headache that was
chronic
81 gave one "f vour Pills to my babe for ch"cs "a
morbcs. The dear ittl" thing got we'll in n day
'My NAUSEA Of a morning is now cured
''fnnr box Of ll"llnway's Ointment cured me "f
noises in th" heal. rubbed some "f v"nr ointment
hehin'; the ears, ard the noise has left"
"Send mr tw" boxes: want one fora poor family"
'Icnclc~r dollar, u.ic. i u cents, but the
medicine to me il worth dollar
send me five boxes Of your Pills
"l"t me- haze three" boxes OF your Pills dy return
mail. far Chiils and Fe'er..'
l hare'"ver 200 sncl, testimonies as these, but
want of space compeils me 10 conclude.
For CutaneOus Disorders,
And all cr1ptlons Of the skim this ointment is most
invaluable 1t does not heal externally alone but
peuetratcs with the mos. searching effects to the
rot,t Of ti,a vii
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-01-17

As a naval power, Mexico is weak,
There are four war steamers altogether
and it is stated BY the Mexican papers
that not one of them has been cleaned
or repaired since it was brought from
England several years ago.
W. Fl. MAPEs of Montrose, Wright
county. stand six feet and six inches
in his boots; is four feet around the
chest and four feet four inches above
his hips. He weighs 291 pounds, and
increases two pounds week.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-01-17
THE GAZETTE
CASH ADvERTIsIN,, RATES

~ transient ..ivertissmsnts mast BE- sio ..s
in ad,nnc~.
legal Notices, '5cts. pc square forthe Arst insor
ton anil 81 = cts per square for saeh sutssaue D,
srrtinn All legal Notices must b~ apon the respoa
s'h'''t. "f the Attorney ordering them pubiishsa
publication f.rs ar. psif
Local Notices inserted At 10 &c nts per line.
Business cards of fve lines or less $500.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-01-17

The Canadians have secured space
Of fifty feet square in the centre Of the
main tower or entrance Of the foreign
department of the Paris exposition-a
most advantageous SITUATION for the
erection Of trophy of Cmadian pro.
ducts one hundred and ten feet hish.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-01-17
Hol'oway's Pills
Invariably cure the following diseases:
Disorder of the kiineyS.

In aIliseasos aTectin; .h"se organs. whefsr tcv
sccrcte too MT ch too little water: or whether
they he afflicted with stone or grcv"l or with aches
and pains settled in the ions over the regions "f the
kidncys, these Pills sli"aid be- taken according To
the printed iircti"ns, and the Ointment si'"nld he
we'll rnn., into the small "f the back ~ be-" time.
This treatment will Civ. almost Immediate relief when
al ether means have failed.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-01-17

The gambling fr.'eraify IS payt!c-
nlarly interested II a decision ;,s,
made by the New TY,A Court Of Ar-
peals. as it indicates the course likely
TO te pursued in eomn'ci..'s against
them hereafter. Two prof s>ional
gambler, inveighed stranger into a
eamtlin. den in New 1c,k no, long
since. and fleeced him out Of his nancy.
following their arrest the Dis'ric, At.
torney having found it almost impossi-
ble TO convict gamblers upon spco,f:
change Of swindiips in the practice of
their nefarious profession, tried the ex
pertinent Of indict;ns the prisoners for
larceny. Upon their trial in the Cour,
Of General Sessions. their counsel con-
tended that their cffensc vas not lar
ceny, the money having been vo'un-
tarily surrendered, and it ma.tered not
how fraudulent may have been the in
tent, so long as there was no trespass.
The District Attorney took contrary
ground The Judge charged for a
conviction which f,l'owed. The case
then went to tho C"nr. If Appeals
which tribunal aili mcl the decision Of
the court below. Jude Miller writing
the opinion aud all the u'ycs concur.
ring.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-01-17

Wood taken at tbs office, on &c.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-01-17

Spencer Copy Books. Spencer Pens,
bryant Il. STATIONS Book Keeping
Blanks, at ROB'T. WArsON's.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-01-17

The Congressional Directory show,
that ou. Of $50 members Of congress
nnly 1913 are natives Of ,he States
which they represent. On'y one State
North Carolina. is represented entirely Y
BY native born citiz',s, while the dele :
2 uinns Of ten States d. not contain a
single native.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-01-17

Executive Ccmui .ee-P,of La y
Maj Ben. T. cu,rson Htrman Tru :,
Gen. Bishop G"v. NsrshaIl, aod tie
Secretary aud Yr.asnr
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-01-17

Glencoe Register: Reject r..;!.os' ano
family wiil return tnis w.ek rom
Kansts and settle IN Norwood fully
believing there IS - State quite a..
good as Minueso.a. ,ui I'd torn 1ri'e
as good as Norwood
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-01-17

We havc received the Ii, II 7a.ntcr
of tie Un"y Gi,te issued AT S. PAU
on Tuesday m",niug 'y !isl.n =
Hall, formerly 81 IL. n,sra'ch It l.
very neat. democratic IN politics ane!
full of news Mr. l!lll hos long t.i :
repuis,,on tr n,asr. a rad hot n"ws-
per and the ini,i.i fuv.ter If III,
Giote ud.ca,es ;ta, .Le cd ai>pos:.
ton remains The srecuiations re-
gardinc the r.ebah;e saec's, @: The
H,lobe are raiied hu; Vn think there /,
a AIR lid f,r a .',.',.n"rsi, 3si'y. II
Dir. Hal. tner.y ana esrcgieuce does
not make II a success l. sill Ne reason
able to conc'uie .hs, t! e thin.. eau !,
he done,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-01-17

The cheers OF the Stats Stock bree.
der's association, eIcc. ed at the annua!
meeting held last week, are.
Presidaat-W. S kiu.;, Mians-
apoHs.
Vice prc>id2uts-C. " Gri.Ss, ST
Paul: I>a,c Step:ss, St,li water; DR.
G. W Billiard. Aiher, Ia; 4, Pos,
Earibau,t aud |. u W .idron.
Treasurar-R Burden. :, PAul
See. .-E. c. Juison, taru.inston.
Directors 5. Brown. W. g
IIeniTick >nn. James NcIIench. +. C.
Jewct,, l.nnnasl jIhnson, Wm fow
Ter aud Dan Noainars,c
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-01-17

O5ice l12 Liberty .Stree', Nr 1rrh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-24
24.C.

WE DEFY COMPETITION ON NNY OF THESE GOODS
Ladies uil fe.ular made cotton lo,, tIc
Ladies nNlt .Nlur-. slk DINfA. ice
one Dot ttffiumu- tine Hall Hose Otl boxes
= ~ Der dozen. worth -
ono case G ntlemen- fancy Half Hose IN blue brown
and CariiuaI fuIl Do suia. made. ~
one case Ladies' sruuur English super stout Half Hose
fuN guar made. lil.
Fun lne- of other grades At equally low prices
Yard WiI, tHniirlcs at 80.
Prints from g. w.
Ihueus at very low prices
" desire 90 oah attention e particularly well as
sorted
STOCK OF CARPETS oucLorHs CURTAINS
SHADE sc.
Hcmn CARPETS a. GA. - llr
lnsrain Caritts - ate.. Soc ioc., s5c.
1lirrt. llv at :. lu. ~ %.
Bru>sels AT SO nic ~. ~ -. 81 IS up.
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BLACK AND MOURNING GOODS
Al POPULAR PRICES.

BLACK Alpaca. i2bc n ward. worth 2Oc.
bllrk English Cashmere, 2oc "a yard sold everywhere
for SOC
Black Basketnc and Henrietta Cloths 25c yard
worth H5c
black all wool Empress Cloth. 31c a yard worth 5pc
worth aur.
BLACK rnmise cloti, all silk and wool. 50c. yard
worth 1ir
RlacA SIN warp Henrietta Cloth size yard worth
n 20
Bu,k Drlp dEc D. wards wide 81 % value for ~ -
Hhck 'ourhuis English Grapes at extremely luW
prices
SPECIAL.
ItpINS ALf-WOOi. BLACK FRENCH fASINFaTs
Iic 1uc Gu'. O1r Too. AMI s1c vnri the hest and
cheapest tt.imrrr~ tule fIuul 100 This CITY
81 ST OPENED. OF Our pNN IMPORTATION
- tASLS BLACK fRON FRAME GRENADINES.
In all fhe iatc.t STYLES. VIZ
MEXICAN. BOT RLrlE. MATALASsE. DAMA~SA,
AftNffrmflt low prices
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~ lilla ISL NpNAl EVENING.
GnNNp e., tuNtrRr
GRAND - tONt ERE
FART
overture Vuslr- hc iu-t.pcl Keller BolA
puWNlN, NlNfu REGIMENT
Waltz. Pllf llttU~ttN Iie ftuuu.tl ... Pratt
NpWNINbS NINTH NLGtMENr BAND.
2 Trombone solo. " T., Premier Amour N,uman
Originally for c0rnet Mr. n lNNhS
4 Grand Aria. Il Tro,atore ... Verdi
Nj AlpNID n MATCH
\A,, Mari, ..... .Gounol
'NiNuu nUli-ii,.. SIR NltI LANLER. .----
G,irs from tlc operas 'Cohliic Ory ~ s,uirtnuic
ttfcu,ola' 90 Ia Donna del Laso. KOh.ft Bruce
81 L. bArnl.r. avn WIN iNN EOssui
DOWNING NINrI rlDlMENr BANp.
HAltl ~
7 NIf.N. " AflI riN I- o. uft IiNiIi Downing
NINflt Nf.DlNiNI 1871 CORPS AID NNNp
= ARA. Roberto tu c ndnro f. .... Ntycttccr
Nile EsTtiLF Ht nIErTI.
"a Two Part Song. fur rNfutt. ........ l.lrlch
3 h l. iu-l NuIttAu % DO HaNNfiV Atdiu
Nessr. nNNMONn and " NRD.
NtluI rome Solo Carnival OF nice .,,.. Pagnnni
Master ,ifA-. IDi.NE.
. Duet PRISON sHfnc " VI or.rr -lruyniorc ....Nefh
NIo El LFlrI anI ir lNf'u
Is Finale. INllI Mail TALON " .ut W. .... LAnothc
uNNiNgS NINTH REGIMES BAND
Isr4 fIit ID 81 q ID. u
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dmustntnts.

cN"'uS0hlN's'
GnMonn's eA A,pp mr.
/. t.. E. E. Jill. E.. e. Il E. E. III
.''1 i i $? 'G$ vE$Ny$
fs.ss 4 i 3 900 \" y
sANGEHs ROYAL Bnlrisu NrNAaHmE
poCkRiLL., rNElSiNN
E.. I'I &. T.. !, /. :. :. {.
ossrynsp'''s every Other 'oeacd great combination
gooSbAsy e morrow, ITyESiyG N,RcH 3,
MONntY to.notiowi iNENiNG NNl,iI !,
Common cmcnt OF a brand sirn- season
uSr EI'I!2S sITs .llGsGSa,
rycry single newspapsr N =! mehogon. a, tan,
mos. s9rs,ou, nat wa eye sefn hctc ant .i Sr ne
World Tor s care. % nisme tb'r nmci. N6lii'n.
bringing il up to sandati that other SHOW in the
country AN ever nope t"r"'h'
Rearpcaranec Of that mos, superb artistic the da.hine
Amc ELISE DuCklttLL
in her a;'onishne @psle horse hurdle and principal
fir-f appearance here. after absence Of NOR than
e.hf wears duuul which time he made tou- OF triumph
ruuui tnt world visiting Nu.irllt uud am Tue principal
,ie. OF Europe. AMI sprcadin. h- lame wher,,or 10
went ot
Nr JAMES ROBINSON.
beyond cavn the most distinguished ami wdestknown
mall bare back ruler IN existence
AZ iMNLNsE SENSATION NHrf
fr flo Hrsi time Boz the nc states and secured by the
Great Lo ldou Show At fabulous expense.
NErmsruPiiELrS snors ROM NcANNONi
hninl notlint loss than nliuf human hOius with cec.
irc velocity tiN. IN t1H air and past the audience dis
tanc, ~ sixty c, sending him into net placed ot as
As ASTONISHING EVIDENCE or HtNNN SCIENCE 2
WONDERFUL DISPLAY of HUMAN tutR Nel
FIRST AnfrNinl, after ZOO Hi to prominent cities Vi
the w,ru vt
WILLIAM GuRNNN
n0wncd harcln ( and hurdle rid ana
MISS Pau LINZ LEE.
d courageous iHI flushed Iu-.ins suuesffIN nnc
FOUR ut I'M 81 NNif~I CLOWNS
The cham iUI ayers uin Crs lg'r~ artists
AZ IRHE~l~tiBlN FtNNN RblND MONkFN
TIL 5tIltNtArEU PERFORMING tIIIUANTSl
l,H~ Educate Ti-Of~ iul H.ai' -nutcNin- uNrnt-
Thousands 90 cuur,N novel -aruns and re- loui,rt
icgiurcs tmlntsl!lf iu'hunN ftfD-
NOTE -Nf.r Nnuilt evening special matinee Will
hv given dHit ~ O'Clock Tor the express Hccnm,-it
non oI ladies AMI rhdr,n when pr elise ~ the -aur ptr
turmnncs- ~ 200 the nNNfu4. viii Zoe N't ut IT,
mAtln"rs. tud avoid the crush nNd crowd az uHht
'cnt- reserved seats. - cents Children uhdtf halt
price.
Doors open ~ anllr VI Grand spectacular cntoe
one hour lAftf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-24

BLACK AND COIORFD SILKS
At POPULAR PRICES
- pieces Fancy silks In new spring designs, 5oc 5jc
D, piece. Black Tafrcta % inches wide t5c. ward
worth OOc.
iiO pieces Black eros Grain silks. Csc zoe. 7jc and
$50 % ward
pieces Black eros Grain Dresssilks satin nnsh 81
yard positively worth 81 80
20 pieces Black Guinet Cachcmrc, warranted 10 wear
81 - ~ 81, ana 81 80 yard. sold elsewhere Tor ~ 90
SlNI. 81 10
ii5 pieces BLACK magnificent Cachomire sublime. war
rantcd To 81 10 e. = -, 500 81 90 yard tho
best value In the market
% pieces cOlored Gros Grain Dress silks in new cloth
shades, To-. yard worth I'll.
- pieces colofcd eros Grain Dress SILKS SIC 81 s2j
SIJUlyuld.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-24

Doalic r. So uc m0.i lH. rov.l rsnifmcnt. aai
Fastest itme consistent 0iin absolute ,a.ci.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-07-25
NEWS SUMMARY.
waahlnsfsn.

The Treasury Department is hurrying up
work on the New Orleans Mint, and in a
short time will begin coming standard sill
yer dollars there. 1t is believed that silver
bullion can be bought in New Orleans at a
lower price than in New York or San
Francisco. The bullion used there will
come from Mexico.
The ex-Confederate General, Marcus ].
Wright, of Tennessee, who has been engaged
by the Secretary of Wa to collect Confed-
crate war records, has begun his work by e
very extensive correspondence with ex-
Confederate officers all through the South,
requesting them to collect documents, or in
formation which will lead to the procure
ment of records and documents held by
private individuals. The object is to pre-
serve the records of the war, in complete
form for the benefit of history.
The Treasury Department has issued a
statement showing the amount of State,
National and United States notes, ETC., out
standing at the close of each fiscal year,
from 1860 to 1879 inclusive: The total
amount in currency outstanding June 80,
1860, was 500, 102,477, all of which was
State bank circulation. The amount out
standing on the 30th of June, 1878, was as
follows: State bank circulation, $426, 504;
National bank circulation, $324,5142S4;
demand notes, 1920, $50; legal tender notes,
$780, 81 ,016; one and two years. notes
of 1868, $9O,4s5; compound interest notes,
$274,920; fractional currency, 1854, 76S;
total amount in currency, $685., 597 ,275.
According to the statement the value of the
paper dollar with coin on July l, 1878, was
80 40; value of currency in gold, 1884,
465,691.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-07-25
Curious Advertisements,

"Babies after having taking n bot
tie of my soothing syrup will V cry
any more"
A large Spanish blue gentleman's
cloak lost in the neighborhood of the
market"
And the editor putting air-tight cof-
fins, said: "No person having once
tried one of these air-tight collins will
ever use any other"
There are others delicieusly incon-
seuuent, like the advertisement of arun-
away, which furnished this valuable
hint for Identification: cage not
precisely known, but looks older than
he is"
The following curious advertisement
appears in an English provincial paper:
"The Rev. - can recommend a young
woman of about twenty-seven years of
age, of excellent character and behavior,
as parlor maid; also can milk a cow or
two" This is indeed an accomplished
clergyman, who a with equal trust
worthiness recommend a servant and
milk a COW.
Subjoined is an advertisement which
appeared some weeks ago in the London
Atheneum, that must drop upon the
gray head of some English eurate OF
+" not less than eighty years of age" like
a whole omer full of mama: To Aged
Clergymen.-The patron of a rectory OF
about s70O year is DESTROYS of present
ing it, in the most legitimate manner; tt
a clergyman of not less than eighty years
of age, of sound High Church principles
Applications, with testimonials etc, tt
be addressed to -. All communication
will be considered quite. confidential"
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-07-25
General

st. Louis suffered terribly from the heat
during the July heated term. In one week
there were one hundred and forty-one fatal
~sunstrokes. A number of business houses
were compelled to suspend operation tenn
porarily.
The intelligent citizens of Nebraska, Ind,
tarred and feathered q man and a woman
there a few days ago, who were loving not
wisely.
Charles Phillips, a young married man,
employed on the farm of David Anderson,
five miles south of Youngstown, Ohio, while
assisting in unloading hay from a wagon
with a horse fork, was instantly killed by
the tackle breaking and striking him on the
head.
Frank Stumps, aged sixteen years, was
drowned late at night while bathing with a
number of boys at Edenburg dam, near
youngstown, Ohio. The body was not
found till three o'clock in the morning.
About ten o'clock ON Wednesday morn
ing the engine attached to a steam thrasher,
while working on the farm of John Shock
ley, Hendricks County, Indiana, about ten
miles southwest Of Lebanon, exploded, kill.
ing Shockley, Pat. johnson, John Klein
hauz, and Jones, and scalding three others.
johnson, the engineer, who lived in
Lebanon, had both arms blown off, and
another of the men had his heart blown out
Of his body.
The explosion of the boiler at Davis &
Starbuck's planning mill, at GAINESVILLE, was
n Of the most disastrous in Eastern Ohio
for many years. Reports state the explo.
sion was heard for a distance of more than
three miles, and that the ruins of the mill
caught fire, but were ~extinguished by the
citizens, and the bodies of the killed and
wounded rescued. The names of the killed
are James Padget, fireman Charles Elseller
William Haysier, James B~urchard, all more
or less mangled seriously, and, perhaps
fatally. Wounded-John Moore, hand
nearly off, skull fractured, and otherwise
badly bruised; Wm. Dent, leg broken ant
injured internally; James Blowers, arm
broken and deep cash in the head; Samue
Blowers, bruised and injuredinternally. J
Ellis very narrowly escaped by jumping
out of a second story window. Three mel
sunstruck at the same time, W. H. Mile
and c. H.. Sanders, letter carriers, and Pete
Burroughs, driver of an ice wagon.
Mrs. Mary Black, of Hamilton, Ohio, at
tempted recently, in the Emery Hotel, a
Cincinnati, to take the life of Scot. Symmes
her seducer. She fired three shots at him
and after a hard struggle, he succeeded il
obtaining the weapon. She accuses him q
slandering the character of her husband il
order to obtain influence over her feelings
running her, her husband and family.