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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-23

HE EAST ST. LOUIS TROUBLES.

Sr. LOUIS July 20. 1875
Another storm seems to DO brewing East ST
Louis. Notwithstanding the Supreme Courts recent
decision tina; what is called the Bowman general Law
City Council was illegally elccled Mayor Bowman con.
tinues his ofce OF deputy city marshais AS police
organization, aud VIII, II Is said, mako motion in
the Supreme Court tomorrow tor reheariug OF she
case, on the ground that The reay maj cria points
III the matter have not yet been brought
out In the moanime tue City Council. elected uuder
the ola charter or what called the Wcder Council,
seems 10 regard the question OF us Legality settled
by the soprcms Court, aud nj It's session this
lug passed resolutions directing. Guy Marshal Car
pentcr 10 arrest Bownun's Deputy Marshals,
aud to taxa possession whenever practicable OF
the city Market House. their present. head
quarters. Any attempt OF this kind Will be
sisted by Bowinan's deputies aud another scene
Ike that few weeks neo, when two deputy marshals
were Killed. Is unprecedented. a very unsettled cobdt.
ton OF pub mind exiss. and groat tear prevails
the trouble there viii not DO tesminated wi,hoat
chrd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-23
THE HUNTON.ALExANDER TROUBLE.

REPLY OF Mn. ALEXANDER TO ms OPPONENTS
G RID ANrI-HUSToS DELEGATES TO THE
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, July %, 1878.
The Gazette this evening publishes Columbus Alex.
andcr's roply to General Hunton's last card. Mr..
Alexander denies that hc declined to accept Huntons
challenge bu, says he has much right TO lear tho
Alexandria police as Huntou had 10 foau,hoso OF tho
District OF Columbia lilo accuses Huntou OF being a
trend 10 ali district rings, and concludes by .ayng
was never known to DO wanted and not found. Hun
ton Is NJ orange today Alexander was IA The CITY
but "A short time aud returned 10 Washington.
OPPOSITION mJSroS.
AZ the mass meeting held ~ Orange Court House
to-day 10 appoint delegates 10 the Congressional Con
vcntion resolution to appoint delegates opposed 10
Hun'on was adopted by vote OF loo 10 l2v, where
upon HuEton's trends seeded and tho meeting ap.
pvinted delegates solid lor Ncala
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-23
FATAL BOILER Explosion.


DY TELEGRApa TO THE HERALD.
Sr Louis. No.. July -, 1878.
Partial Information OF tho iriehtiui explosion this
afternoon 81 boiler attached TO a thrcshing machine
the farm OF Mr.. Bcnjamin VESSEL, a couple Of
miles east OF BciloylIlo Ill., has just reached here
Two men were instantly killed, t~o mortay wounded
and three others severely injured.
rIig kLLEp.
Tho killed are the engineer nnmo unknown. and
WILLIAM DEXTER, oil Centreville, Ill
WOUNDED
Tho MORALLY wounded JONES, a neighbor, and
JOHN LONG, OF ST. Louis. Those whose wounds are
not likely TO re-. vi, In death are JOHN anu HENRY
wE5sELL and ono whose name Is not known.
CAUSE ACCIDENT.
Tho accident said DO duo 10 tho carolossncss
inc iciency Of the engineer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-23
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
LEAVES or ABSENCE GRANTED.

WARRINGTON, uiy ~, 1878.
with tho approval Of the Secretary of war; the fol-
lowing leaves Of absence have been granted second
Lieutenant Thomas ~ Woodruff OF tho Fith infantry.
one year, with permission TO 20 beyond the scs
FIRST Lieutenant William r. Rogers regimental a.ju
tant seventeenth infantry, Jour months. with per
sion to apply for extension Of two months 10
20 beyond tho sea- Lieutenant Colonel W. 4. CarIin,
Seventeenth infan.ry, six months, with permission
beyond tho sea; Surgeon james Simns, twenty
days
BY direction OF tho Secretary oil War Assistant
Surgeon ID. g. Caldw veil United States Army, now on
leave wall report person to the Comm anding Gen
era OF the Department. OF the East Tor mt to
DUTY Tho leavs surgeons certificate oil Disability
granted First Lieutenant Stephen IA. Nabon, SIX
tecnth nlantry, Is extended two months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-23
CANADIAN RAILWAY COMPETITION.
RESULT OF COLONEL SCOTS ARBITRATION On
DIVISION or BUSINESS.
lpY TELEGRAPH TO THG HERALD

DIVISION or BUSINESS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THG HERALD.
SARATOGA, NJ Y, July - 1878.
Thomas A. Scott, President OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, 10 whom was lett the arbitration
OF the dispute between the Canada Southern Railroad
aud the Great Western Railroad OF Canada, as to per
cenaScs OF freight aad passenger divisions Tor the
future, made his award to-day. He decided that
passenger business the Great Western shoud receive
sixty per cent aud tue Canada southern iorty por
ccut; freight business the Great Western Is 10
ceive nity i've per cent and the Canada southern
forty -ivc per cont. Ins award applies to all
petitivc through business carried ny both railways
through Canada that may pass through the CITY OF
Detroit other points OF connection east apd nortu
oil Toledo, but excluding the business oil Toledo aud
southwestern points Inc award desixnatcs how set
Elements arc 10 be made. ana recommends MI Abort
FINK. tho Trunk line commissioner as the party To
keep the accounts ana direct sctticmcDts IL Is conn
IDENTIFY believed by the railroad men here that this ar
rangcmcni, when 10 binding upou both parties
for SIX months, with provisions Tor con-
tInuancs nntii notice OF three months
shall be given, viii enectuay put sep to all cctng
OF rates by the roads under Mr. VaudurDits control
and tue Great Western. Directions were issued to-
day to cut oil comm ssions. fice passes. numerous
agencies, &C.. from July 81 Mcssfs. Jewctt, oi the
Erie; King, OF the Baltiniorc and ONO; Csssati. OF
the Pennsy lvania aud others are expected here to-
night ana important business will 10 Transacted.
Mcssrs. scott aud Vanderbilt, with their Immediate
stan, remain here 10 meet them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY,
Tor August

Contenta
Du B0is Re ymond.
H. Professor nuxley's Address at the Harvey Trcsn-
tenNy.
III. The ieredo and its Deprodatons l. BY Dr. Is. n.
Won Baunshauer. Olnstratsd)
Nv. On tho Dread aud Dislike OF science. BY George
Iiearv Lewer
" Curious systems Of Notation. ny 7. y. BrowneiL
VI Man aud Ills structural Aninities by A. r. Urvts,
a. NJ. unustratea.J
VII a New Photographic Process. illustrated,
VIII voluntary Moton By Professor Paytyn spence.
NJ. ~
TX Morera aud the Problem Of Life. ny Edfnund
Montgomery NJ. d. l. Intrcdustory-TheP Prob.
lem In General.
X. Composite Portraits BY Francis Gai.on. y. n s.
Ul!ustrnteJJ
XII Illustrations Of the Logic Of Science. by @. 3.
reirce. sixth Pspcr.-Deduction, Induction and
lily hypothesis
Kill Poison. ofshc tcigence-- Hasheesh. by Charles
kichet
XIII. ske,.h Of Thomas Ava Edison. by a. y. shaw.
XIV Editors Table hciieon and Science vsnde rbt
University -Americsn Influence la Civilization
Literary offices
Popular Miscellany
Notes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-23
COUNTING The COLUKED VOTE

~ [DY TiLloRs TO THE HgRALp.l
vIcKsBuRG, Miss., July % 1873
General Chalmers, candidate for reelection to Con-
grcss from tho Sixth district on invitation IRON
the cJlorci men IA Vcksburg, addressed large and
enthusiastic audience OF coiorcd men to-day. There
we're present not less than thousand. Tho great.
est entnusasm prevailec-musc and hring OF cannon.
The audience Was composed manly of coiorcd voters
Tho General was introduced by the Rev. Mr. Middle
ton, prominent and popular colorei minister. This
indicates Chnlmcrs' success.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-23

rAPPAN's CAREER.
Mr. John o. Tappah. who has held the position oil
treasurer business manager and agent OF The coporn-
from the cato Ol its Organization uu II became
30 heavily involved through hrs irregularities, and
whose losses IN private spccuialions Rad Induced
MIN 10 uso his nnancal position as treasurer OF
the Boston Belung Company to cxuic,to
him from pecupury cmbar rassment, 10 ono OF our
citizens, ~bose long business career had maie hun
widely known aud generally respected. Ho Is naive
oil Boston, sou OF John Tappan, aud descendant OF
most respectable ana widely known Boston families
lie Ia over seventy years OF age Alter gradual
Ing ut Harvard Coiege he engaged In business inner
Npa from his father q largo properly, which BIO In
creased by profitable investment. He was quite u
large Spectator IN roai estate not ony Ia this CITY,
Chclses and othor places IN the immediate vicluny
but IN Colorado and IN Texas.
HIS PROPERTY.
Though tho nominal value OF the property turned
over by him 10 ms CREDITORS Is ST. iUU OOO there -
considerable question as to Its real value. lie Was
III the Merriam, Packing Company of Texas, aud had
raised money upon It's paper with MS own cndorse-
is In that State Quite amount 10 also
represented to be In Coorado. IL also includes hts
family residence, No IL Ashburton place. and olher
real estate In this city Chelsea, quite a large
amount OF mortgages other properly. the
paper oi the Boston Belng Company the proceeds OF
which lave boon msapplicd, Is held py twenty
one Boston banks and Is pretty well distributed
among them. ono bank holding extraordinarily
large proportion.
IL Is stated IN mercantile circles that Mr. Tapp IN
has OF late raised large amounts by indorsng elmer
upon paper OF the following hrms:-J. A. Hatch y
Co., ury goods com issiou merchants, No. % Kings
ton street; Jonn Il. Tappan L Co.. successors 10
kiivert Tnppan, dealers IN machinery and yarns,
No. rs Kingston street, and tho Merriam Packing Com
pany OF Texas, "a nrm cngsged IN packing beci, In
which IS said Mr. Tappun is largely Interested To
what extent these rtns involved II Is at present
impossible 10 state, but IT Is feared they VIII all
su1er severely The Boston Bciting Company will
meet It's Liabilities, and II Is hoped that the property
turned over by Sir. fappan Will be Sufficient to pro.
tect the stoc boders from loss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-23
NOT A DELEGATE.

hr. Laurence q. Goud,ng whose name has appeared
a delegate TO The Convention from the Fourth AS
scmby district writes to the HERALD that no has no
connection Win the grccnback labor party and that
the use OF MS name was wholly Unauthorized.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-23
THOMPSON AND PARTY.

BosToN, July p, 1878.
Tho Tailaroosa, with Secretary Thompson and his
party on board. arrived at the Navy Yard this
Ing. The party numbers about twenty-five persons
hey VIII make throe Gays stop al tins station
before visiting the Portsmouth yard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-23
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The HARTFORD, EssIx AND GUARD AT RIO.
RIO JASRrso, Juno 20, 1875
Tue frIsate Hartford arrived hero the Goth from
MoattvIJco, and with tho corvette Essex aud tho
transport u uard Is still IN port.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-23
TEXAS DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

GALVESTON, July -, 1873.
The News' Austin specials report twenty.six ballots
Tor gubcrnatorin nominee without result The last
ballot stood--Huboarc, s2i Devinc, Is7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-23
EUROPE.
I'llE SEW YOHK nrKNLD 4 rnE PHiN rnars. :
ne iikkALD Is he found daily IT the q Rnis Ma
gasins frnt-plps. ~ Boulevard n. Paris.

I'liE sew YOKK nrK,LD I riE PKiN Ia ars =
ne nAsALp !, 20 .e tornd daily u the O Anie Ma
gas'ns du frintemps ~ Boulevard hsussnan. Paris
VISIT 10 NDoN.-MEssRs JAY RESPECT.
"A fGiiy request the honor OF visit IRON ladies and
e,y As ss s.roes 40 ,, ss
Mliins.y Hats AMI every variety in Dress. specially
the fashions the The extract
from an American pspsr |. pleasing testimony TO tue
dnf,ns our Jsarn Ia i.ondon ist year tho warehouse
Kind I" tn. World ID looking ,fsa. II. numerous,
departments were able 10 appreciate tho
.S "s M.. JAY rse.ys
.appnss Of Costumes and Nnery direct from "a, nrst
houses In Paris th y soi
prices Il. isiie, procure them tho coatnsnt Wa
.ni. ms h,norsa .o,,.nmen, ysro hsS
will DO honestly aud !oysliy deal. WA"
special Agents for Boaaets black sixs ass ar 2aI
2ty, III aud 25J recent 81. London. England
A sHLEYs nOr1I, hENEIEiTA 81. cOvESf
a5ls Bedrooms. Beautifully iurnished and moderate
charges ladies coffee and drawing rooms. smoSins and
KIcnAHD NIcnELL. Proprietor
pRIsroL uorni. LoSpos BuRLfxuiOS GAR.
situation London 4. newly estsslisned la the Cos"
tinept style aud urni she'd With every pos.bs comfort
and mo Tern Improvement excellent cusus aud Wines
fropristor. u. rlsEIE. late Of Msuricss'.
EUROrEAN AGESCY.-A FIRM ksTABLIsHEU
Itsenty Years IN Lyons aud having extensive eonneo
and Consgnments OF SUBSTANTIAL Americ ZOE
Ptasf. s. ps % EMILE ill., .. xt "
FREREs, 81 Rue Nalesherbe.. Lyons ofrAnce,.
LRANCE.-viCiNIrY OF PARIS --rO ne SOLD. TO.
freporss pse Celebrated P.sIoa pa Basay sSo@s
as rsvlcn DC Lue,ennes =, Louveeennes splendid View
Boug,a splendid park. Az acres: furnncs castle
phMoNrc, Notary. 8 Place do ia Goncordc Paris.
I oNG's HOTEL, bond ST.. LONDON
lEstabiishsd upwssd Of century. ThIs veil Known AMI
ps as ws sa sA' ssnss q ias ae.s
cuisine andcsiar OF the choicest wines
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Co.. gresham Eugene Hale, OF Maine; Judge ID. l..
Follctt, OF the New York Supreme Court; General
Daniel Tyler, OF Alabama: Judge Joseph Casey, Of
Washington, and Ernest S. Inman, or Livcrpoo. srs
at the Fifth avenue. ExAttorney General George II.
Williams, oil Oregon, and General John Gtbbou,
Unitod states Army, arc at the metropolitan. Posi-.
istcr A. L. Su0wd0n ani Alfred q. BAKER, OF Phla-
dcipha, are at the Hoffman Ensign II kellogg, OF
Massachusetts, aud Ex-Governor Rodruau NJ Pree of
New Jersey at tho New York. William D..
Bishop. president OF the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company, and ex-senator D. l..
Yu:eo, OF Florida, arc ut tue Park Avenue. Elk.
Governor John N. Thaycr, OF Wyoming rerrnory 10
nj tho Coleman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-23
COMPLETE FEMININE TOILET SERVICE
always includes GLEN>'s SULPHUR Soar.
A. FLOKILINE,

for tho esth and breath the best liquid dsntirce IN
tho world It thoroughly cioanscs partially deeayed testh
from all parg,ites living 'animacue" leaving
peariy white impartnk delightiui fragrance to the
all oiors arising from foul stomach tobacco smoks:
being partly comp OF honey soda extracts u
sweet crbs aud plants. Is perfectly harmless de-
lcious AS sherry.
Piep,red by HENRY c. GALLUP No. 4o3 Oxrord
street London. England, ana rctaed Is
cents bottle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-23
Conducted by Il. l.. and W. >. YouMASs.

Terms - per annum postage tree or Soc per numbss
q ~ APfLETON Co. Publishers,
5<v and 55l Broadway, New Yofn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-23
GRAND TRUNKS CHICAGO LINE.

THE GRAND TRUNKS CHICAGO LINE
TORONTO, July %. .1s7s.
special despatch to the Globe says tho Grand Trunk
and sother lines interested IN route to Chicago
likely to form arrangement for an independent
line via the Baltimore Ohio Railroad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-23

A.-sELZE1 BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL wArEa. ~ srEPiANi 4 Co.. ~ New ST. sole
INN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-23

In East or West, or North or South,
lhsy to themselves AN outrage 40,
Who cannot boast ~ fresh swect mouth
Withtectn like pearls beremmed with dew.
Ehea SozoDosr all this supplies,
Aad work, the charm teforc our eves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-23
FOUL MOUrHED WOMAN

AN OLD AND WELL TRIED RE AEDY
MRS. WINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP FOR chldr On
tcehing cures dysentery and diarnnA wind collie
requisites the bowels 70 CENTS 30 rrLk.
FOUL MOUrHED WOMAN :.
IL evsn worse than foul moutncd But need
be ioulmontned II they viii only rub
In we'll. Don't spare the brush aud spoil the mouth
som, pasuis do with their children they whhdths
Ol.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-23

H. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 81
Maiden lane arc the sole manufacturers OF genuine
AsBssros PAIsrs KoosiNG. SrKAN PIPE BoILKR Gov
ERiScs, &c.
NOTHING LIKE BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANA.
cEA e. relieve oahu for summer complaints cnoera for
internal ana ex.ernsi - cents bottle.
-
RUPTURE CURED.-4J YEARS. EXPERIENCE.
Dr. MAksis treatment the Onl, safe and rectuai
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-03-14
How 1t Feels to Be Hanged.

A Paris newspaper gives this
oxtractsfrom tho notes Of a young fell
low who tried to commit suicide and
was cut down before suffocation was
complete. He was delighted to re-
turn TO life, and it is noted that
would-be suicides who are rescued
from their self-sought fate rarely re-
new their attempts TO shuttle off this
mortal coil: when l stood on the
chair the mirror on tho mantelpiece
involuntarily attracted me, and l
looked at myself as | fastened the
slip.knot around my neck. Blood
flowed to my head, for my face was
very read; something took place at
the same time in my optic nerves,
tor it seemed to me that my face sud
denly began to make grimaces. My
eyes and nose changed places inces-
sanity, like the pieces of a kaleido-
scope. kicked the chair from I'M.
der me and fell with the sensation
that bad been struck on top of the
head with hammer. / did not at
first feel the rope around my neck,
tho only very clear impression which
followed the blow with the ham,
mer on my skull was that of great
hesviness in the head. 1t seemed to
me that my head was larger and hea-
vier on my shoulders than the great
bell of Notre Dame. At the same time
felt en- immense night falling in and
around me. Then [ felt extremely
cold at my lower extremities, and at
the same time an accute, terrible
pain in my neck, which was produced
by the rope, which cut my skin and
sawed my veins. Then felt moth.
ing. Evidently this was the moment
when my good aunt Cecil entered
my room and cut me down."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-03-14
An Eccentric Judge - Lawyers
Should Not Be Asses.

Judge Underwood, of Rome Ca, to
four young lawyers who had just
passed an examination in his court !:
Young gentlemen / want to say a
thing or two to you. You have passed
as good an examination rs usual, per-
haps better; but you don't know any.
thing. Like those young fellows just
back from their graduation college
you think you know a great deal.
That is great mistake. If you ever
get to be of any account you will be
surprised at your present ignorance.
Don't be too big for your breaches.
Go round to the Justices court. Try
to learn something Don't be afraid.
Set off upon high key. Yon will,
no doubt, speak great deal of non-
sense, but you will have one consola-
ton; nobody will know it. The great
mass of mankind take sound for sense.
Never mind about your case-pitch
IN. You are about as apt to win as
lose. Don't be ashamed of the wise.
looking Justice. He don't know any
thing. He is a deadbest on know
ledge. Stand to your rack, fodder or
no fodder, and you will see daylight
after a while. The community gener-
ally supposes that you will be rascals.
There is no absolute necessity that
you should. You may be smart with
out being tricky. Lawyers ought to
be gentlemen. Some of them don't
come up to the standard, and are a
disgrace to the fraternity. They
know more than any other race gen.
orally, and not much in particular.
They don't know anything about
saadstones, carboniferous periods and
ancient land animals known as fossils.
Men that make out they know a great
deal on these subjects don't know
much. They are humbugs-superb
humbugs. They are ancient land an
finals themselves, and will ultimately
be fossils. You ale dismissed with
the sincere hope OF the court that You
will not make asses of yourselves.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-03-14
Lincoln's Advent into Springfield.

Mr.. John F. Speed, of Springfield,
ILL.,, in lecture in Louisville, Ky, a
few nights ago, devoted himself 10
"reminiscences Of Abraham Lincoln.
Mr.. Speed is a native of Kentucky,
but in 1885, opened store in Spring
field. Two years later, as he stated
in his lecture, Mr.. Lincoln came to
Springfield, riding borrowed horse,
aud alighting at Mr.. Speeds store
door, entered and asked the price o.
sufficient bed clothes to fit ap single
bed. Upon being informed that, to-
gether with matrass, they would
cost sl7, he replied that he had not
SIT in the world, but that if Mr. Sneed
would credit him until Christmas he
would pay him. provided he succeed
ed in his profession. "But." he added,
''if / do not succeed, ! don't know as
l can ever pay you" ellis face, as
he uttered the words, said Mr. speed,
was the saddest | ever saw / told
him that above the store in which we
were standing was bedroom in
which | slept, aud thai If he was
willing to occupy it with me no was
quite welcome to do so.' Mr.. Lin
coin went up to see the room, ard
returned in great glee, cordially ac>
cepting tho invitation. M. Speeds
store became the headquarters Of
o social club in which the you're
men of the city assembled nigh
and discussed he problems of tie
day, IN which politics came in for
full share. There around the stove
on many winters night, the Tit
ans, Lincoln and Stephen A. Doug
lass, then rising young lawyer,
measured the swords which were
sheathed during Mr.. Douglas life.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-03-14

State of Wisconsin County of Grant--ss.
In County court. in the matter of the application
of Andrew Smith, for the admission to probate OF
what is claimed to be the nuncupative viii of An
drew Zeller late ofthe town Of Paris deceased nd
for the appointment of himself as administrator OF
the estate of the deceased.
Whereas, Andrew Smith has made application for
the admission TO probate Of what he claims to be the
nuncupative will of Andrew Zeller. late of the town
of Paris in said county. deceased, and or the APP
pointment of himself administrator ofthe estate of
said deceased with the said will annexed, by the pc.
tition Of the said Andrew Smith, duly verified, filed
in this court and whereas this court has appointed
and does hereby appoint O'Clock of the afternoon
of Monday, the 18th day Of March A. d. 1878, the
time when said app ication will be heard, and the
said will lift be proved, will be admitted to probate
and the said Andrew Smith, will be appointed ad-
minstrator Of the estate Of said deceased, urless
cause be shown why he should not be. now, there
fore, It Is hereby ordered that notice OF said applca
ton and OF the time OF sale nearing, be given by pub
fishing copy of this order for three weeks
in each week prior t. said day of hearing in the
Grant County Herald. newspaper printed and pub
iished in Lancaster In said county of Grant, il APP
pearng to the court that relatives of the deceased
persons interested his estate reside within this
state OF Wisconsin, and that If the deceased left any
relatives they are unknown. sofa
Dated this 18th day of February 1878.
WIN MCGoSIaAL, County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-03-14
Probably no portion of the human

Probably no portion of the human
anatomy is so delicate, sensitive and
at the same time so capricious in its
action as the human ear. We have
known a woman who could stand up
in a garnet, looking out of a dormer
window, and hear her husband kiss
the hired girl in the cellar, eight rooms
and two flights OF stairs away, aud the
next night that very same woman
would take her baby to church and
hold it on her lap while it screamed
and howled fifteen minutes of the SER
mon into oblivion, and be astonished
when she was told that the dear child
had been crylng.-Burllngton Ha,0k