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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-19
Scenes in the Detroit Police Court.
HE THOUGHT SAD THOUGHTS.

"Trumon Harmony, you look sad, " said
His Honor to the first prisoner out.
1t was tall, latby, spindle legged
man, whose eyes had hollow look, and
whose voice was that OF child crying
out in the night for bread and butter with
sugar or it. He blew bis nose in that of
hand manner which betrays wounded
heart. aud replied:
"Was doing anything when they ar
rested me ?"
"Yes, you was seated on faded and
time. dry goods box, shedding tears
a1d 'obbing like pine tree in November.
When &c iii :ess asked the cause vi your
sorrow you wept the more. You refused
10 give your name and place of residence,
aud believing you to be either drunk or
crazy. you were sleigh-rided down here"
"Is il sgin the law 10 cry when fel-
low feels bad ?"
II don't know as it is, unless your
sobs disturb the peace. Why did you
sorrow ?n
Cause | was sad" d."
And why were you sad ?"
"Cause got to thinking"
"Aboul what?'
About dead iolks-and Heayen-and
angels-and graves--and coffins ~
WAS i. pure and unadulteTated sor-
row, or was it three parts whiskey and
one part sorrow ?"
She Was all sorrow, sir. Il comes on
me every lime 1t looks like rain, and |
have to weep or bus., sir. It's awful to
be sad, sir"
"Yes, think so. Next time you feel
i! coming or you had better write poetry
to case your bursting heart. That will
take the load away even when tears
fail"
"No--no--3bo wont y gasped the man
as he took q paper from bis pocket and
placed it on the desk.
He had tried /. as follows:
"sUM SAD THOTs'
When am dei and gon
VIII cnnybody caire'
VIII they Ian as they pass my grave,
And forget that / was fare ~
His Honor read the first verse, return-
ed the paper and said:
"Plesse 20 away. Iii toll the officers
not to disturb you any more"
He went.
CURIOUS SLEIGH RIDE.
James Cummerford took his little horse
and cutter and went out TO sleigh.
Not having drank drop of anything
stronger that shilling tea boiled up
in cheap river water.
And mis- eye-sight being as clear and
keen as the teeth OF cheap tine comb.
Yet. AS two officers testify the horse
crossed the street nine lines 10 one block,
aud at last took the sidewalk.
And Jamc- took drive into the gut
ter.
And the officers took the whole outfit.
Now, Mr.. Cummerford, want your
honest statement" said the court to the
surly-looking prisoner.
"The horse wasn't drunk, and know
wasn't" replied James.
"Well?n
II own up that the horse fell out OF the
cutter. but wasn't to blame for that was
I?"
prisoner, was you adrwing that cut
ter or was the horse?"
You mean was driving the horse, or
was the horse driving me?"
"Yes, sir"
81 refuse to tell. The poor horse can't
talk nor fee lawyer, and l never go
back on dumb brute !"
Nor I,either, but shall fine you $40
II you ere caught out again driving on
the public highway without being able TO
tell gee from 'haw,' I'll make the fine
five times as much. You can communi.
cate this warning to your horse"
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Saving "a Child's Life.


The following incident occurred during a
general review ol the Austrian cavalry a few
months ago. Not far from 10000 cavalry were
IN line. A liiil" child--a sirl of not more than
four years. standing in the front row of spe''ta-
tors "ith"r from fright or some other cause
rushed ont into thu op,nllcld Just n a squadron
oi hu-Sars cam" sweeping around from the
main body. They had mad" n detour for the
purpose of saluting the Empress. whose car
rihEe WAS drawn NJ III that part Of the paiade
ground. Down came the flying squadron,
charging at u mad gallop-down directly upon
the cnild The mother was paralyzed. as We're
others. for there could be- no rescue from the
line Of spectators. The Empress uttered n cry
of horror for the chila'- destru' ton seem "A
Inevitable ana such terrible d-struction--the
trnmriing 90 death 10y a thousand iron hnOis.
DIR HtlN amber Tia" feet Of the horses was the
little one another instant must seal H. doom -
when n stalWart hu--nr vino WAS IN the front
line. without skckrnlnl: his speed or loosenlng
hi- hold. threw himself over hy the sid" of his
horse. p no. X, seized and lifted the Guild. and
placed II IN safety upon his saddl" bow and
TINS b" dlu without changing his pace or hrrak-
INK IL" correct alignment of the squadron. Ten
thousand voices hailed with rapturou- applause
the gallant decd. and other thousands APP
p'auird when they knew. Two wrnen there
W,rH VINO could not sob forth their graf Jude hut
in broken ucernt~-th" mother and Empress
And a proud and happy moment must II hnN"
been for the hussar whom his Emperor. tAkiul.
FROM his own hlcust the ~ 'hly-ennm"llCd Cross
Of thr order of Maria ThNrrsn. hung II upon
the breast ol his brave and gallant trooper.
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A Dinner Of Horse Flesh.



went ON saturday," writes Paris cor
respondent. to- hors flesh dinner given hv a
VI. DucrniN. Vet 'riuary-in-thirt To- the Eat
MNlor 90 Paris. II Was orr pnred BOY an ordinary
cook. ihN o. 70 Wish NJ ~ Eu '~'- iO know mat
thc tool pla ,d before tu"W OWED none Of its
plWahle virtues io extraordinary culinary
science. EtrrNtniu.. 'NroI, tAc sweets al dos
~" soup h"ttcr than h"uilliou made from hrrf.
Tho houili WE VNry tnotn~ome: Cheya i Ia
mo To- WIS also excellent; but the browning
dish WAS roast FLEET. which was very tender and
~ sculout. Iher" WIS no favor or pdor that in
the r. mot ~ way reminded one Of The stable.
which was dress 4 with oil ukcn from hors"
feet NJ lucr0lN is nm enthusiast. and dreams
OF nothing les, than cheapcnlng meat. and r'n-
d'rln- the lives 81 horses tolernhlr 10y grtiiu.:
people To- become hippopophagists. II the ulti-
mate fate Of the horse wis h. be- srnr to the
butchers shanhles instead of ~ the slaughter
house cahnen. h" opinrs. would be more mer-
cllul To the beasts they drive and the poor
would he able e. fan back from dear beef and
mutt III upon cheaper and moro nufritiNe meat.
: .ti'e htupopopl.gy ha- been introduced here.
more thar l@.uOu hor- IS annually haVe fallen
capital II appears. ind that the supply is
scarcely equal Ia the demand.
On -'tung down felt confess. somewhat
nervous. Il occurred to me that snndry eh"ya-
lln. diseases wore propasaied 10y inc uation.
VI. Dn rulN. who SUSPECTED my Wi--iNlnI~. IN
formed me that the Inspection of hnrsen III for
tl' n Hsn market Is mora clos" than that " beef
Ihr living animal has ~ ui-S "a veterinary sur
3 '"n. and when 10 a. reduced To- the condition 4
hu' 'hrr- mch' t i- again suiJc iot o. "a ulicru
Sn~irty for the Protection of animals have in
Nii'd VI. DuerolN 10 London To- make arrange
inrn'S with them for "A hor-riiesh banquet al the
Crystal Palace, prepared by Il French cook
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lie Came Back.


Gov. Duval of Florida was the son Of poor
Nli-i'lln tern. strong factun man 10" iuv wa %
hue Youth NJ - Al the cauiu lr'. AT biuWt. accord
lux g. the custom OF putting on back i'e, the old man
said. between the whit- uf his silent iip,
InN out ami bring in that sum back log ant put II
the
Tah went out and surveyed the loc. He knew NJ
no lice tSiai1- that II was to- heavy Prudent tor
hiui g. return without havms n on h- shNut' Ills f
Tie SISTER fu~-lns not surprised that Do" requested
her to hing out tie KUN aud powder horn pp-sun
coon u. ht have pa ed. or the brother misht haNc
h'Hr >-ns she brought iAc sun. anl llu started Hc
found ic through wo,sis into hcturk IN 1891
After All ni~tre ut eighteen years he elected iu
Congress mHn rf luuee siyc aud strength. ice start
cd tor Nasl4u-fHn .uu- lN the ui his ut home to
- me iok. Nu lAi long since lNcn luu ~ tor dead
lucfin- the little cabin i|ur bi dAlr ht tnr
identical gum l0- lie shuuii.r,d 49, pulled 30. latch
sirius aui with has Toad siuo. D. Tore iho OIL A rp. m
mouth. a. quiet u~ usual
Here l. Tie sum liCN lu-. father
90 Well been ufl. -tfun. H. Put n on the
IRE AMI - To- tod, was Oh. reply
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On Thursday morning. about o'clock. a
young man who resides with I. J. Wilson. about
two miles from san Jose. was awakened hy the
opening of the door Of his sleeping apartment.
The boy. who is about II y"ais OF age ami a
cousin Of Mrs Wilson. Instantly arose. ami.
going io bis Nalis', Eut a long and sharp dirk
kniic. and with this in his nund. descended the
stairs. Upon entering "a room. the door Of
which opened into the hall near the foot OF the
stairs. he WIS confronted 10y "A large and pow
crful man. who NJ once drew zig knife and
sprang NJ him. standing his ground firmly.
the boy met the attack. and A. the knife de-
seconded. throw NJ his arm. trikiug the man ;
wrist and Knocking the weapon from his hand.
Following his advantage, IN. boy plunged his
own knife Ia the hilt in the robbers body
WhcrtupOn the rohh"r ran from the room. fol-
lowed by the boy In an adjoining room the
young fellow picked up a gun, ana running out
into the yard, where TIA" wounded intruder
had gonc in his cndcaNor 10 escape. tried To
Returning To the house. he was met 10y two
more ruiiiuns who had Just descended the
stairs. doubtless alarmed By the noise and
were making hurried retreat. Swinging ,hc
i down with crushing force upon the defence
less head If one Of the mnrauders. knock ing
him down and break ing the gun stock short
on. Tie other VILLAIN ran and disappeared
around the corner OF tn" house. The fellow
with tn" broken head sprang to his feet and
dnrtod m
The household was by this time aroused
There We're in the house. besides ia" Young
man. Mrs. Wilson. her aunt, and two little
girls MIR. Wilson being in san Francisco. When
the excitement had subsidized. the premises were
examined. and II was found that the entire con-
tents II the hous" had been overturned in the
search for Nuluubrs-trunkS being opened
drawers ransnckcd and disorder prevailing
the property of tn" aunt. were missing. though
10 other NuluHhl rs had been taken.
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BLOIIN 10 PIEt rs.
The Terrible Power OF DynamItr-t Shock
Like an Earthquake.


MApQrErrE. Mich, Jan. AT Q - o'clock
tins forenoon an Nrlo-ion Of about 1 .suO pounds
OF nltro-g lyrcrinr occurred near Ntgaunre.
instantly killing seven persons. The glycerlnn
had been brought from III" nuuu'frtNrY. about
one mile distant, and was h.iug loaded into u
freight EAR standing IN the thifugo and North
western hallway rack. 1t IS supposed that III"
cans wrre handled too roughly, or that ono ol
the men dropped one Of the cans. which caused
the explosion. Til" shock was felt for a dis
tan'e III several miles, the buildings in Ism
prming being shaken hs II ny an .trthqnnke,
and nearly an the stores and dwellings in Ne
gaunce having their windows shattered. The
ear into which the glyc"rine was being loaded
Was blown into fragments, tue hAlrs broken
into pi" es the lr9eA tern ~ for diTSnss 9i
while "a LOGON olive attached 10 the car Was utter
Is demolished.
The engineer William Myers the fireman.
all Killed and 50 horribly mutilalrd ~ 10 render
Identification impossible, Ira iiinrklcy, cheln-
ist anu the experimenting OF the glyfrrlna
factory :. 4. Wheeler and his son. aged ~
Mr. Hinckley had been In the compnny's em-
ploy eleven years. and mover i"iorr Lad an af-
eidtnt Tho point wh3re the rAp,nslon oi-
.urrud H. in tho corporate limits Of Negaunne,
NV uty rods from TIA" North ia kson nlln"
uumh-r Of men WHO worked in this place were
luIured. Capt NJ rry. supnrini"nd"nt OF thr
Jackson mine. who WAS standing On inc. mn
o,t.r. ,nH.ng the scene. WAS kuockrd 9rnselrS-.
hni meg seriously injured. wlnl" Can't, Thomas,
near llm, had an ear taken III Ivy us ing iul5.
ten feet deep amt MY feet in circumference.
Tue shock Vaa Ike That Of an "0rthuuake At
The Jackson street 'hool, mile distant nearly
every pane OF glass Was broken the stoves were
thrown down. and tine hulidlng sNaycd rs II
about t. iall. \ puuic ,u-ucd. and ia the effort
t. get ou' many rhlltrcn w"re inquired, Though
v.ndon- knocked out, aud the bottles thrown
mon! inc ~.lr4ftS,
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Cured by Dog Liver OIL.


\ Jolly old German. while suffering from a
~ Nnay ATTACK ~, tor ply ,icien IN short time
a. 'Nttur called ON him. pr -crh,d two hottie. cod
hN n. received hs Tee of - and told hv the Ger.
who i>liktd 'hc u his till. thHt he I,rd
como again Iuc &c fnlau. who hld heard tie dos
tor ptcsc rpou very we'll supposed diat he could ct
ihr uil aid treat hu~s 70 TIE q .Nfur no more
81 me patient uf .NuD tir hui one tiv rur past tie
residence oi hr &C. fian. Dee plea. a 90 Ian out
~ Tie CARBON dil-iu- Justify The tnsc seemed such a
rtuo oi the Nitnc d col liver oil that he topped To-
mas" moro para ulaf Inquiries about b.
Nuu sc'in to Doe sctuns very well. sad he. address
lug fit tcruau
" Naw. I i-h well" responded the forineri' sick
" Yea took as much Ola, told youf' qno ucd the doc
ior.
" @ YAH Ihave used many four gallon. Of lie dog
liver uil ="
" The what said the a.toui-hrd ioc'or
% d. deg liver dat You shall take I have killed
most every taf httr lu- c,u q catch. aud 1--we
have cured mr Iis great me lsiup. dl to- liver oil
The doctO. had nothing 90 say hnt rt4i, Qu0 kly away
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COIKIING ~ TENS.
How Rural Swain Got Ria OF His Favored
Rival from the city.


About half a days ride to the southeast If
sln Antonio. nestled costly in a post OAK grove.
T. %. uffl--unung village 81 Iayernia. The
i",'rui- 't ihe vlllag-nnd It's Vicinagc are good
l'npi--ilHt j.. they are Intelligent. honest. and
iliuFr. US. young man oi this citv. being
De- los 30 "a country homo. selected tho village
a. lHf"rn IL. IL accepted u rlcrkship in one If
u" - PCS ~ tho place, and for some months
l"i''le N-'f.1n - the abstraction of his cm-
lNf". the young man became popular anil
NJ 'liHug manners appealed 10 the l-ndere-t
g. '--'- 4 200" heart Oi "A lovely young lady VINO
W HN ie; a." many l'r.'ty ~ r-"- oi the
.i-NN 'fNH'H' II" Wa- inVt"itO call around. -
.- NJ" WIS only too glad 10 comply
"'N, N' u Wt- NOT long before friendsAlp's
49, -f"H ..' tr strong, - bonds.
NN' '''f lNfl 10 the same vicinity another
.H'' w in ambition akin to TINT Of the
,'i fn who, when he was informed that
r' about - be blasted by this
.- i.' ru url Ap0u a de- p"rate meas
'N Hs sunday he stimulated himself
ilth... 'urtd a revolver. and proceeded
'Hr n.Hn VITO mad dared to venture 20
Ar Do" upproa'hed the home 81
'- .ly. threats " AT forth as 10 his
Hi. .H- ritii. who was there. being
INi If.-r"ure. The young lady
ifed what WAS Sio matter.
Icy san Antonio lover to
..i - y -rf through a rear out
...r'. secret" himself at cor
" llN N.rf 4uf i rhe should bring his
'N.l p I iliin. lin" young man ran but,
N in jumping IN" fence. lost "A sac
i'r 'l''-hIh,. murh tp ms personal
D." Ainlrrm'nto i an excited spec
NNAliH. 'A- violently disposed rival
fM"i .nl persuaded T. 70 in peace
N'l Nli MAN be-trole his phcer and
ANry leaving the young man
u I p nlN~iff ~ the situation.
~ Wac young san Antonan WIS
'l ''''n sr'n in lls vicinity - the
iI 'NI- cry. masking an cnprt to
Iil'r il" lr' feriion ~ the strong
tA, while ms rival WIS sitting mu-
Ii 70 his .Ng fire, and ilH young
"i7u'7 llai h0ih VI tAe parties
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puy'irs INV nri'e uecltncu from 1O2'e to 1O2i(
The following wcrc the principal quotations,
i iS%f y iiS Sa 'fiiF iSs 1914
In loans u, rate. pati Tor having balances carried
The total CLEARING. a iac .od department OF the stock
ENchanvc were sld'52.pl. gnll balance. ~ '1a0i,
the week having been iair aud amounting to i6ifWD
TIC = H., re- a, nald oni today s;i22 % ~ con inter
inns REDEEMED s2~i'9o In cald bori- which during
same Ierior IN coin Tor customs 81 1G2UD
ase aaS r e@s' g. e n's OK s',e.
~ 70. gold balance. siWei,3,Ls5. note recruits.
s3l 800 osp -. Cnstoin. slSsOor
The Internal revenue receipts at washington today
Treasury also received sss6no1 in National hink no,~s
week Thc Irea . now Go. sio 10 80 % son. 'S S
secure he NATIONAL bank cirgulaiicn also sia7tHDior
anog9,. to $so4o"cco currency notes and 81 i5oo.G
and .@s & e. g for r.. s ss G@ up s
last were sGliI5lt The imports Of dry roois gol
COZ 767 aud .ince Jan siiO2p.hG,
forcrn exchange ruled quiet at sisi aud 81 s4Js for
Money on cai wa, in amply supply aud borrowers
oy4 cent The anal negotiations wrr, A. the lover
Tie reeRy " , " ,.I pIh lax. wa. again
svs'aam,. h,.,usc rci' ciin- an nfens, ~ S-h.n
reserve NJ tho banks was therefore ~ Gi 30 rrrnfct
s@ Sg 7 M, {" , %ss sni t,y now 100
The loan, wTe Expanded sc7oy)O. and ihc circulation
The Walsh Runway Company bondholdcrs will And
an important notice from the funding agent In adver
Using columns.
More than nve siNths Of the whole amount Of bond,
nave iuWled the overdue coupons. AMI
regular interest payments The holders hunis the
cuupgusu ~ wlUh have not been funded are evidently
standing IN their own u lot by DELAYING tho matter The
bonds iN iis"n over - per rent the average
The iundin. operations commenced ami koy tn fur.
thrr improve when the remainder oi tho noulhnlders
come into the Arrangement There will ic nothing
rained v DELAY. while prompt att inn co. the NJ
the funding agent viii save the company considerable
expense.
Aegiicn !, inyi,ca to nc adverg%mcnt Of the New
Government bonds were uniavorahl, influenced by the
lower range ui gold, and prices although .icndy ~ the
early actions. became weak ~ the clos. Coupon
ircT- sold at 10 aiub, coupon - pi 1881 10 ~
l6A registered a., T. cents nj tniis hritc coupon do
l,3ssiOi Tor sna luts sult r,gisio red T. al iui "a
lul cour ils new at 10Y lt. and coupon ~ 4Os
at IuI', seller 10 There disposition among the
foreign houses tu sell time and by purchases 10
London
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DIR. IIIe.,nnd'. shnrp Dog.

Last night the residence Of Br. J.. W. Ilrsiand
Of lerlllc ws- emit red while the family wrir a, rn
IN their beds rho intruder huitu hole outer
cellar door Nroush which he managed tom, % some
instrument nui Push hurk the inside holt In the cellar
he found with which he cut iulr m the kitohcn
dnOr 1T the hrnd uf the collar stair. aul succeeded IN
ol enn- thr door. Ia the Kitchen was The dnetlr dog
sn 10 and rcuii,-unahic 20 c0lr with hurilnr hut
u.srs-t sirntlfN After ~" lurllsr hhi thoroughly
ms rcto the lower precincts of the house hc hctnu. p
hisc co. the raonl-nhntr But had he opened
tIO iuor loading ul stats than tiN hiilr dog n-unniei
hi- tfe boots into the trHrh a tho door passed un Joss
i TO f doctor chamber ant aroused him uufurs the
tut lAN got hAli ul ~ course the ductu -gIans
10 the RESCUE on the in~t aud made some Noise 800 doe
on. ihO bur- lac heard te NOISE, AA-iA iNuNatrd,
am made good has escape.
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Deah of IA Ds.eenaan, of rinridac Gerry.


FI70T ~ TITT"T T7TTTV TT7TTT
IN Oakland, Md, on Monday la-i died
sake oi Fhni-r Gcrr of Massachusetts. nuc oi
the -isucfs eft the nmciGaupn at lniepeuleucr.
SIR Han VS. born IN Baltimore county, Nd .
March 20 lSl7 aud came to frmk,ln soon
after thp olmurtun u the Baltimore ami ONO Railroad
o. cling. niiA uced or ou- uwe general Nu,ri-
nirlen of the mills ant hu>inr., hnar, OF W Late rN
Gov Francis Ihomas several years prcNiou, 10 Ike
Wa hc embarked an the lumber bu. mess, ana has been
iIrutlfed 81. at most useful amt puh.c spirited
cinlcus he was elected 10 the MARYLAND Legislature n
~, nil h, nlol the utrco magistrate az OthiWl for
ten ui twelve Years Nj Hail was man oi remarkable
natural ihN, and displayed unusual Snvisy ~ sac dis
charge OF Ia, OH lal DUTIES
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Who wuul' >tinc. wccpnl htiDr tors
Nuon Nu TIE uOld, where tisins .tili ''fI's ma,
Iarili IS iaIllat soul, uppoelhg hauN if ilA'
lpNu the tns.ln- Nini ull -iiriln- rIcr1s
SWrel,duWii the glvanlmr lnr o h'rl -rNuts,
Bvchu.'. itl .tiO iii. ms |ul has irt fhr stag
That proves hi, long suI-ht lrl1r "a uselv.. tlirs
The prilc 10 ,,iu whch Sort him many years.
Al POOR inirri the li'c That ends ia, this
For no. unWrt> have iAsrnnse Hnl 90" SONG
OF hlrda IN sHn Nrr, AMI The h-At that LlVAus
golden welcome ave. luNin- Als~
AM kiniiN words iliHi show nii' clou siioir,
font alo lAe sUlue lona ior-uihh drHunS
1AOMAs 5, CoLLIR
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number of influential cOlOred men 81 Au-
ru.ta have innuluratcd movement for The csllll ,h
mcui u % cotton tact o., IN the Au-usa canal ON las,
Monday n. ht was held IN the school house at
4 T.. johnson A X. johnson was Cnlvd e. the thhir,
and C. & singleton requested 10 act as secretary II was
~ solved o urslnlc company With capital stock at
sluDOsl and to- cote Murk "a once 10 iii-V sH'nl to
commence with FlitN n thu~e PRES nj subscribed Ia the
stock The managers viii meet on Thursday nlsht aud
elect a IIS aide NJ AND other VllSvls
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Welded ON her Deathbed.

painful scene WAS Witnessed on Monday
nj. af fr residence u' William Woods u ;. enlulr"
,rut Sow Albany, ln Ms Nancl Wool, dnshier
n Nj W. lf- been III for sonr time On Monday all
hone Of her recovery WAS -Nc ur and She sent Nuru,
ia the evening "a Mr. Joseph NJ Nichols. 10 whom She
was lctrnflcd. lie was lulds aware uf hrr lruhAlr
death ana desired that The marriage he rcle' rated 60
tNl. rNIsl ntO ami tile necessary orust bong
cnff the R.v Z litncr Nis called in amt PERFORMED
the solemn ceremony. Dulns the nigh tAc blnic ded
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a Biu,per,ns Judge aud . Coo, Convict.


When 'Cullough. tho Texas land grahhcr.
Va mw.ht ~ iw 'enicmr m Ae,iW. tlc oih'i dn,
the Judge road linn lang moral huuilA, duii- uclt
lac iht Judge She'd ,liuus i,rls. hti tN prisoner looked
"a, ,'oid ~. stone. Nhru thr JUDGE WAS uinugh. the
PRISONER said that he hui ini. nIr tu gIiN lut fui the
sake AZ Nj, brother and his scrs husband he mad con.
rlifHd fl iN'Nu the verdict Oi the ant the
pelut, nhalA iul slA lVals.
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Four hiidrrn brow ned.

ION NJ MOI Y IHeITIIl-
Mr. Norris Gopdloe went 10 front 20 7 mn.
Trl.~l. unfnint and obtained wi-'u nv y h"i-
,, 4li ,ar cu'tsu to h,r lNme az Eaton. Gibson
county White cr1.-n- the brl nNct l'nh, i. t"t.
90 .I ny, e. TIE team bceuup ill-i' ned st TIE hulW
nsl ls dc swollen stirIui and la,htd thr wagon nn
inipt Inc funr children Wrrc drowned ami Mr. nnod
Boz larDI, cAAItl the same iatc Her husband hAh llii
ony about Two WeeAs ple !ous and sie Ia ~" 4e eld'
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q. Hrnalwas ans u Newst.
Operator can deal in ten shares AMI over
on ono per cent mar-n