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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-23
INSURANCE.

The name Of the company Is Northwestern
Mutual Lille Insurance Company.
The company being purely mutual, has no cap
ital stock.
the ASSETS OF THE COMPANY ARE As FOLLOWS
Cash on hand and in the hands OF
agents Or other persons. ..........$ 26l,G7S Gl
Real estate unincumbercd. ......... 1900 IS
bonds owned by the company, mar
Accrued interest and rents, par val ''''
r ue ..:..................... ss9,o27 s.
:, and quarterly, 2syer cent deducted 1e4,052 81
Premiums due, new work and re-
hhewas unrcported, 25 per cent
Ledger account and bills receivable Sai57 n
Furniture and fixtures at less than
hall nall cost: 1900 90
nrst lien on unincuinbcred real cs.
Ds,s shis ;o: ls,loso14 80
Depts 1or premiums. 3,2e2 1858 80
Total assets... ................. s1s, ,l7s,256 20
| LIABILITIES.
Losses and cndowments in process
oi settlement, Including those re-
| sisted ny tile company ........x 199 7OS 10
Reserve on policies outstanding q
ps per cen actIuarles) l5,l47 COS 90
70 pad up insurance. ....... IL 32o m
DIVIDENDS OF surplus declared and
net paid estimated 5noo M
l'relniunis paid In advance. c......... 1885 ~
T>'''"eu COMMISSIONS cstiitated.... $500 %
Iotal lap'ities .sl5, ,3si ,02O 3s
u J.: PALMER, President.
MILLAKD MERRILL, Secretary.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, GO
County of Milwaukee. ss
Personally appeared Il. L. Palmer, president.
and Willard Merrill, secretary of the Northwest,
ern Mutual Life Insurance Company, Of Milwan-
kee. and severally made oath that the within
statement by the subscribers is true according te
Before me- this 10th day & Of April 1878.
Notary Public, Milwaukee Co., Wis.
AUDITORS OFFICE.
Yankton, u. T., April 49, 1878. %
Dakota. do hereby certify that the above AN,
eondog Of he s Ma,us LIE 3
; surancc Company Of Milwaukee. Wisconsin, o.
the slst day Of December a. u. 1871, and now
lsEAL.l JOHN S. SAND. Auditor,
! BY L. NJ. PURDY, Deputy
THE TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,
: Auditors Office.
Whereas, The Northwestern Mutual Life ms,
r. m the ef % Mwa ,his
flee a sworn statement OF its condition on I'll
: 3lst day of December, A. d. 1877, in accordant
assembly Of the Territory 1t Of ri DAKOTA reiasag
insurance companies, approved January 1877 ;
Whereas, On examination of the sworn state
, ment OF said company filed in this Office, fin
that the said insurance company is possessed
the necessary amount of capital invested as n
Therefore, i, John S. Sand. auditor of Dako
, TerlitorySdo hereby certify that said insuran
company is duly authorized to transact the bus
ness OF life insurance in said territory, for Il
year ending December 3lst, 1878, by agents pro-
6 erly appointed.
GEO. W. ROBERTS. Agent.
!" In testimony whereof have hereunto set n
9 hand and seal, this 18th day OF April, A. d. 49,
, [sEAL.l JOHN S. SAND, Auditor,
By L. NJ. PURDY, Deputy.
; GEO. w. ROBERTS, Agent
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-23

The name Of the company Is Northwestern
Mutual Lille Insurance Company.
The company being purely mutual, has m cap
ital stock
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-10
GEN. J.fCKSON's WIFE.
One wife and Three Marriages iii. Devotion
to Her Memory.


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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-10

How Over-Popuiation IL Prevented In tho
Isles Of the South Pacific.

\ ChrOni"lo reporter yesterday interviewed
Can't. Ran2nu who Tor fourteen ycnrs has been
cruising about in the South seas. He suid that
iainlnn nnd starvation were frequent on tho
coral Islands " the Pacific. Capt. Rnn1au has
srcn rrcal suffering ON the kingsmill group
owing To- Tho failure Of tho coroanut tree to pro-
WAS muster reached the -land at x A. VI and
by II O'Clock W. he hat 1870 natives on board-
all he could carry. No iurfr WIS used, the
chiufs allowing their SUBJECTS to come on board
freely. The natives thus procured were drs-
iinoi for samoa. On other occasions the Cap'
tam curricd away natives WIN their FREQ and
iull consent. hut they would not 70 anywhere
else than 10 Sumuu, for fear of being sold into
slavery Captain Ein2ul asserts that when
innlinc cN-is ON The kingsmll group Tho
newly born children are exposed on the reefs to
b" carried out to sru hy the currents. The de-
struction of female Infants IN China. to prevent
oNrr-populnti"n. " W"l Known, Dut IN tlc coral
groups ot the South Pacific. when famine pre-
walls both male and female infants are exposed
TO destruction. The natives are by no means
cruel. hut this practice n rosorcd To II order to
prevent over populftiou and starvation. . what
IL described an having happened ON tine Kings
mill group frequently happens on many Other
Onco iin most interesting islands south NJ
III" equator Il Quiro. lslnnd known to the
tlslnnd of Handsome pcoplel. and to the natives
az ~Olossisq' Il IS there ihai thr American, ,n
venerable tathcr-in-l law " Iaui. l,anzau. Olo-
Ska l~nnd was discovered hy the Spanish nav
igaior Quiro~. IL iGO6. and i. named after him
ON many of The maps now IN use. Whom Eli
Jennings first visited the island. more than
thirty years ago. he found two skeletons. a male
and female. bleaching IN inc sun. They wore
reclining undora palm tree, and arc supposed
10 have been the remains ~ an old couple who
starved To- death II is n tradition that all the
natives wcrn stolen from the island 10y Peruvian
slaycrs. and that the couple whose skeletons
were found were ton odd to hr carried of
nuiros according To- the chronicles. found q re-
markallv tall and very handsome race ul lru-
ri" On Olueica. and for this REASON called IT the
Island of Handsome People. There aro large
al tltt t,stf
peculiar inscriptions, hut tn" nature oi the in
srriptions Is not known. Olosiga Ia a. VERY
small island about 200 miles north northeast "
Samoa. and contains NJ present only patriarch
Jennings. his family. aud q l'w natives import
rd from other islands. All tn" original iIr-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-10
HEROIC fNvf ErHERTDGE
The Woman who '>tnnchcd the Wounds OF
Soldier. On the Battlefield.

WAsiiISGToN, Fob. 2 The dismissal Of
Anna Fihcriigro' Michigan from the Treasury
Department hrcau~r her husband. u onp-arn"d
soldier. held the in-ig nii ant position ~ watch
man AT the Navy Yard. and two of n family could
not hold Off go under } lhn sherman because of
civil service reform. has subj ted that pub.
iunr. Ia some comments -urnl~hrl with more
truth than poetry. Mrs. Ethrrdgcs record i.
long srrics Of unsrlli-h snry Ice without wages
or reward on the hntti,h rds If the civil war.
Whom = general order was ISSUED in 1864 pro-
nibitlnC women to remain with tho army. an
exception WI. made I'm her cns". and whom the
Second and Filth Infantry wore consolidated
She was alta he'd to them. On many night has
this trnye woman walked the sh1stly rounds %!
Oattl u Ids. going from one soldier to another
stanrhlng wounds uu"nrhiue their burning
thirst from lo~S oi hloul, and comforting the
sun .rer~ Ia their unuiterahlr AGONY.
Last autumn. Will" ou u Visit 20 Michigan.
III" Grand Army eutnril mod her ut banquet
as thor honorei guest. Five thousand Veterans
ar" living Witnesses = her Nomanly mini-trn-
uon@ Such il tins woman- record that the
ggunt impcrsu niicHtions Of the most uncivil
service the sun shines upon turns ndriu. Whom
did she e. to To he ru:hted but Con. VILLAINS
who. ahll, with Indignation. told Assistant
secretary llawley that % sherman would apply
tho same rul" 10 his own family he il ~o swift 10
adjust 10 theo;ncrs thcro would bo considerable
margin Tor some families not represented in
thrcivil arm Of the public service 10 receive APP
pOlutmpnt.
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In the House OF Commons, Jan. q. Sir C.
Dixie asked the First Lord ~ the Admiralty
whether i WIS true TINT "a nuycu f VHuu.. in
the Pacific. Wis hanged 10 III" yard alil DO. her
Na'-ty'- schooner beagle. ~ reported ly the
h~. I. y ison. resident Presbyterian ~. l-,inn-
AIRY az the lsland; ma. n SO. whether II was
competent fo- the commnnd' - cd b o NaNr-ty's
ships - prnrouuc" and cA cute capital srL-
TN cs upon their own authority.
Mr. ". Ii. Santa SAID thai the ra'iv" WAS
ban -cd al u. yariurm oi hrr Nar-tyr ~li;I
i 'agle. An EnguShunn. nnued Eh-t'rhrouh.
had been muri red ~ ldnrn. Mr.. Nelson Il
miss ionary there. = 'w"l ih' "ir -um-tunec to
Mr. l:ayard, her MN"aty Consul At Noumea.
Mr. LHNard r'conmrnied the tnmmol0r" To-
demand that IN" murd"rrr SHOULD ID" required
from the 'rih" and hung n m" yay'larui . a
d"red Lieut.. Calin # her MaIos'v's ship Br0..le
to proceed 10 the island. and directed thHf H.
after inquiry. ur should Boo .iily tonvi need that
II WIS not On" Misconduct OF Iastrrurnok that
led o. h., 'hoing murdered. hawaS 10 cuus' tle
murderer 10 b. executed according t. Juilc.Hl
forms ia ~" most public ulnunrr nossillD. \
court was formed 81 Lieut. tanu. Ii uL pG-h.
nnd Mr. Nelson. the missionary. mt tn MUIR
,i~rcr WAS tried and lonnl guilty. aud then
ham. at tne vnrdarm ~ r'1,rdo ne culupe.
tcucr Of the officer To tnh inr-' measures. tho
islands ia question not b'n- under jurisdiction
OF any competent Court Of am. civilized country.
TIM wa In" only cOutse open Tor the punl~A-
meut Of such crimes. On,y short tia ago.
Tor such a murder the roul-H wound hHyr h.'u
to bpnlard the yiilHE" and destroy IT, winch
would have necHsiOncG the loss Of ruuy lives.
Hear, hear
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-10
Hiring "a Maniac to Murder.


At the Preston Police Court. John James
Coupr. nm attendant ~ the County tsvium.
Nhitlnshnm WIS charged with lncitng an IN
mUo nrnrd Jackson tp murder two other att
indan'S, named Bailey and Kenyon. with tho
ultimate object oi committing % lnrHrny From
~" evidence Of Superintendent Wrlh n up-
'r't" him -"li I'M certain part OF tho grounds
~ q certain hour q. IN" -ht. during which inc
hti"Adani- passed. ihrOu.l. amt wth "a short
NuAtp lance, VITA which ~" rdlullrd hIu, TO
murder them. 50 NAT he could the moro oasi y
1rt in certain boxes ~ 'ir-. taxa ni. tho con-
t"ri~. ami e.y" ta'm 10 him the ur.sor"rl Tie
luna,lo was than 60 make his 's'np" and - to
London AMI Wrlfn thence {, the prisoner TO -iy
how uN wis = O. ma. on.
In the mean time the inmate gave Information
- llr. u NlApl, luo governor oi th, n-N uu vs. 10
instructed HIM - "l'"t IN" pri-nuorHu.nriiln. Co.
Arrangement. and WHO sent % numbered lrf- Iis
T. iho place iu reil T. any aS-'s stance Mat ni.Nt
h' rQuur. q. o. Monday ..cat n.~;.ai tg" hour
i-rHrl 10 20. go" inmate -''fi tfl himself Wlfu
his weapon. and WINS s"iI'd ly the p"rs ~ ...t
r. watch ius' BEFORE the au infants wor,. o. uis-
Tile pri,Onr. WIS subsequently appr. hrndDl
when ho pl'n''d guilty. 10 the iui.nd.d rob-
h'ry, hut altogether ecnlD Z tin att,inlt t. MUIR
DER ii' h,'niuWa ly melting the Inmate 20
commit the deed.
After nfirrine this statement remand until
iurily Was N~snl fIg. ana the M. .Du,.rs
solicitor dld not 'hect. thpgeh hn hoped toshnw
ihn. % whol" charge was a lahrication. Sun-
posing. however. what "" do not Of coi.r-,, .s-
sumo That u -h'ud turn out 60 he well ioui t.
rd. " would SHOW tnni murder. considered i- q
lnc ar, iiHs attained development uA-nspert-
ed hy De Quincy.
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\ Family becomes Insane.


. One Of the strangest occurrences on record
took place a few days ago some miles west ~
Jam' -town. in Grant county. WIS., A German
farmer mined Mat. Johnson together with his
wife aud broth r. John johnson. tll hHear" in
srnr at tho same time. John Johnson. who II
also "A married man. resided al -pmn little dis
tnnce from hI~ brother Mat. tn" latter FIST
showed dangerous symptoms az might. whom
both hr aui his wifi" arH-. di.--oi themselves
In their h'st clnining. and went into the field tu
pray They continued thus for dav OF Two.
neg'eting tlrir -ip' = and their Nv httl" chill
dr"n. Finally thor ruul .tion wa- discovered
by n"ishhor-. who tr'rd To- uuiri them. hui Mat
armed himself ith an axe and threat
rurl 20 kll any ono WHO came near.
HIS mother AMI younger brothers tried
IN vain 10 coax him tu be- gui,t ug o. permit
them t. care Tor his children and furnishing
animals. His wife. though less Viplsui. wis
also II raving maninc and paid not the slightest
attention 10 her children who were crying with
cold and hunger. nrge number OF the
ncighhors diSnrmei Johnson. took the children
10 friends who would care for them. and IT.
tended 10 IN" horses that had hren stabbed flr
days without food ur wateI. johnson. when NJ
liberty insisted on k"cpins oil the windows ia
his hous" open. and On having a lamp burning
az the same tlmc.
Mrs j hason has been taken to tho homo Of
her father. Mr. Hugo. wlo resides near Dickey.
vile. Wisconsin. Her husband il - violent
that II Is necessary TO k"op him tied all the time
Both Mint and John johnson have been B. re-
nounr,d insane. and Will b, sent 10 the yluM
at Madison.
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BISHOP DOMENECrs VIII.


Tho death Of the Rev Bishop Domcnec
has been follow.l rs mu "a discussion IN rotor
~ 10 H. ton ~ his -,nnnes-ur. Bishop
Allegheny were cou~Dl!dntnd last July. Bishnp
Tuigg received nll neces- authority II close
w cccrs iasiir'il business ot the Allegheny dio-
ce-r. aud complete thr consolidation namri IN
the Papal hrielS made prtDat 'casion. Bishop
Dom.nec wa. IN Rom" at the time. and by rour-
t"sy Bishop Tuigs waited in the hopc that Bi-h-
op Domenrc would return before entering upon
thu duties of his Office.
The announcement Of the death Of Bishop
D1mcnrc compelled Bishop Tuigg 10 proceed
wAi'h h. ala in m orderly manner to arrange
the Affairs IN prup"r way.
The Bishop Of Erie. tho Right Row. Tohir,
yesterday. and ~ q hist Stop toward q .ons"1i.
inuon OF tlc Allegheny, with the Pittsburgh
viiod Tor wns fll1a. II n"ars tho form al n reeu
lar will. and Is a. follows:
"a the un'ne ofGsi AMEN Rish, Rev Nch'cl Dom
stat. 90 reuns, wants hsns ~ sound n ni rcmD ri
UNDERSTANDING. do make and publish ,hi.my lat wl ami
testament ~ manner aud form q. follows.
-i,e ana ho luclth unto my cS.cuiors hereinafter
hoi or az an, time hereafter shan hold IN icr van.
,u, isisi, ,nsuiah ana literary pnfno.es nnt Tor
F.,,af- - af-c 'tDsie m the, couniis, %, A.shc
rlce. Ari'unn. iHi.lus Wc,tmoleland. Cambria.
sfNau,r ~ 'l-cwhctr 20 be- held by them my -
r,u'gr' IN iq.i or ne sand pu jose Tor which the
mrnt OF nv ...r IA or. ~ Rlsiaan u ., ' p,e.gttlg
then to be- conveyed. transferred and assigned hv
ee"..or IN the n'Hcr 90 R.hup o Pittsburgh In trust
,or ilr slme tur ior TIl,h ue same q, nov shall
hereafter Do Co., "a lf mo subject 90 tie same burdens
An 10 Hereby n 'ninar. constitute ana Arpnin the
Var, Rev Ir..f. NuI 100 fhc Rev John Hl,kr,cXeru
tor % tins nv last WAL and Testament
ln witness wh'rN T. tIr ,ala ht. Rev MiehRe Dom.
fiNe. tie q sihtir have fN THIS wl Wilfftu 900 ui. isr
q rt9er ct mN hal eit scat Wis seventeenth "a, Of
Nal. D one thousand cght hundred and ,iNty.se,en
ledT
signed MfcH.pt poyrSrr
sl-ntd .oAloi rnhi .hei and a.. Hrri it iho above
nnu'i ~ KEY. DHu'rrc. IFS ami Tor ll.lre Wii arl
testament lu thr p'-DuNf oi u- who haNr hereto ,pl
4 u
tatur and '1rh ol.'r
.~i-n,i T. IiaffANn
l.
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In state bonds We note sales Of North Carolina IS. rcw
NNn anu nr'nlrf ats Arkansast o.. 'uuiug act 49, aud
l.Hhs.ata .. consolidated. az - fsi, Railroad sou
r1r- were generally stron. lhr principal irau4no unus
Wri" as follows bur .tcdHr u ant = ists g.. Chicago
ant Alton income III. Milwaukee and It rsul - 49,.
IL hnrr- AMI t-seN =. ~. a. Tl Morris and
~. iti,t ,lut Ere ~ n,rtsarc los Ere "a mort
gaze ~ Lri, 4th mortgage. ia Bnnan New York and
lflr ~ mortgage. 1915 lu1ii l. shore cuun lst.
l"re no Michsen Central =. 100; Michisnn central
-. .iuN{ uni. Ill Pacific Il NJ no 1st- irt Toledo
ami wabash -ls eN November coup. 1877 7ai Il LOUIS
ana aun Mountain ist t'i can p. H. ccrtiurai.s ~
let Tennessee. Nlfglun nrd G.nrgia lists w. hrt.n
h'rk Island and facae - lui7 ioT4. Missouri kan.As
Nrl lNNa-rnr linking uud ~ Errut Western -i-
coupon "! thicneo AMI Northwcstcrn con 0hdaied
'NH 80 500 ..i- ~ sfN'. - Lnul. Jack aud thi.
~ q. i.n Il. .nc -'N oni-. lorl tnion rnciHc
hsrn1' lists iri4 Crest Wf.tefn i~. -.s- q cnur,u
lifir' i Harlem ist = cnurun no. Western linton
y '-fHIi uiuus iipi if~. lei i-h ana " y con g,
FIG Co. li Wet r -f-.rN uHt NuVrWi'fr 81 r.Ytu.
o. N'M .,f a ,nifHl c'gtg ,u.le. e'.i nou ra,.Hc
- hin-'s T.. iNr income Nc 49, ~
y .iT nn. hi-ur't. lowest ami J. CLOSING rri.os
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The Giris AT smyrna.

SMYRNA has always the same charm for
'iavH ON er- who are iusi now in unusual
III All IN ni,, .. ',u, N.Y.. "a.
Smyrna Generation suaceois generation II
prouv. Lively, Intelligent girls u iratmentary
herd hrrlo-sly iogcth"rto piss away the time.
IN whi'n pursuit they Nr" lone iitl' aided hy
their own maukiut. The Smyrna msur l'-
ZONES % purely trading rreuiugc. save whom hr
IL -untuhling with hIs ii"ighuur. or playlni.
hfl.qur ~ his casino. \uvyoi from female
standpoint. hc Is therefore not of much nc-
count rN .cpt 10 marry as Il piS dNei Cons,-
puently there is not much cnmpanionship bee
iWr.a til" sexes IA Sayrna society. AMI Nurn a
-iuulOdl ~ uaNnl officers arrives IN inrt II
brings 10 the d-swoFfe maideuho0d ~ tie
place D1th splnce and prospect; and the
mhld"unool rcpays tho service by much pleas
aIt sDcluDilIty.
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Tho total numhcr Of sharea .dealt in to-day
WIS t2tp, 81 which Norinw"siern roprcscn' 4
81 300. do. preferred. 1.ljo; I.nsc shore. H.
600; Delaware. Lnrkawaunn aud ", storm D.
2pl: st. PAU. 3juu; do. preferred. 200; \ y.
Central. ,2mN; Western Union. 3.iou;, b"ln-
Lbs: Eric Y0n Michigan Central, 700: "a
gilc Mail. 600; Marlposa preferred. Bon: Union
Pacific. 3uu; Ohi0s. 32j: Ontario Silver. 21i:
Illinois Central. sos Hannibal and ~. Joseph.
%. do. Preferred. 800; Harlan. TOO: G.. H. mud
Quincy 100: Cleveland and Piushurgh. ~ /;
thiruguaud Alton. 2jO: Bur. and C"dnr Rapids
3iJ; Morris ana E-srS. 3OS. \. and i. Trl"grnrh
Company, lup; Albany and SusIuehanna. 100;
\. !. southern. 100; Wabash. IN; and United
States Express. 40.
The sqld market continued dull, with heavy
Tn NJ thr close. ani win iinal trarsactlons at
rho following were IN principal auotanons Tor soid'
EN- IS..77rrSS -! I5 s,,iiF;aa ii""ii'.
IN l., tns nc. na, for having balances carried
rhc lid ccsriui. a, iIe cold Department, Of tho stock
a., u" w'g M S91 el'an'g. 81 80 @'
tln wcck hasi. ICON small nl,i nmo,r.,ns o., 1,v
s-iF'i!rl TIE sub Treasury pnd or ln, s.,,,'r
i6iy, hn,ns eans sa ~, ~. II, I'' Sr,. Mi II
M, YAM. ,i pNl, i a ,, g & 81 ,fg,'ns d"r"S
The dfvs huIur-s 90 NE turd states Sun Treasury
~, io U sod haignec. s7f Is. no, " c.l,. ,is
M n"ie iayn,i,,. ~. ~ ilsos noie balance 80
ine crnal I,,"g ,,. ge,ggt' at Washington toby
Ie.'lr ao r,.gi,gd $780,, N nai >ia!l lsnS n.'s
WU'A. go. Treasury now holds s''''.""l ut hund. ~
.o.c &c. anomi lam circula,i,n. al,o 49, "t",tor
tI..nif~ 9" s'-,'tp"p currency nocs, ami 81. tJ'O
Nlur,s nj .pccic ior tho week footed M secapo
ami since Jan T. sl,-ipn'6 Inc cNlof'> of domestic
a l,.' wore. >.ill.r,. oih .,n.c Jam l. s.u.-n1 ~,
~ nTli' ~ ,.N -n"-, a9l Nhnlivi al-" tr ne
rl"' f'wn'i" - ~ ,gi- making aioia Of Sasiuo'l
lorc'sncN'han. ruled quiet bu, stcrdy at sLe2' and
- .,. '"Ht H.N n.n,hni ir"ii, r.'l'ch'cN "ih
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-10
An Aidcrmnnic Forg-r.

: IN FII77T
10UIsyIIIE Feb. '-Vhc srnSntinu in 'ho 'itY
ID, WIS ihr de-, uNct oi h,NA or-'ltD- ih l!e1t
N,.- il, .ulcl 10 The arm %. Mos ? anir. wN0le
lc hardware merchants Mu.s - also Alderman from
Tie L.ghth Ward ami has mrn a lnblln man =" D. nj
ronnruOr Tho iunuuts were stated Al various tigurr
cunning from ssIllsp Ia slplul lu the itpults Mtrr
",Y.s rrat,p Mr. Moss mas iren confined Ia HI, ruul
siuu The early part uf January and ls now seriously III
liti BIfhts distg,e M n, htlnevs
rrl.A Nnss ituur urr ni the nrm. did not deny the
rspnrt. ft claimed III NtifpI would nnrr hll
~ HWouut ~ iurAtd 1nlri-. ~ tar ~ hn know the
nauk al krutuukN held tlSpsi, Tie Merchants National
Bank $500, the Fails tity TubaccU Bank aud second
National Bank about SlOpeaeh.
Moss about 50 old and has been merchant OF
ig standing IN the city. He was aa QUINN eater