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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-01-16

a CHECK upon intemperance, which
pssnises to be powerful one, has been
sta1oed in London by the formation of
1Ae London Coffee House Improve
ment Company which lends money, in
imltation of the brewers, to those desir-
ine 10 embark in business ard advertise
thslr temperance houses. The capital of
the company is 100000, in 10000 shares
~ E5 each
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-01-16

PRoBABLY the most valuable diamond
ever offered at common sale was recently
pat up in Paris shop by judicial decree
at the price of $500 1t is as large az
: half-penny and perfectly round and
white, though not throwing out much
6res The auctioneer mentioned the con-
diti0ns of the sale, but no person appear
ed TO have the amount in his pocket, and
tho gem was withdrawn.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-01-16
HUMOROUS.

TICKLE tho public and make II grin.
The more you tickle, the more you'll win,
But teach the publc-you'll never grow rich,
But livr like beggar, and die In q ditch!
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-01-16

AT the cabinet session on the Sth inst,
il was determined that the secretary Of the
treasury should, ~ soor rs practicable,
invite further subscriptions to public loan
Of four per cent bonds, and 20 conduct it
that all subscribers in al parts Of the United
States shall have free and easy opportunity
to subscribe to bonds Of any amount
authorized by law through the national
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-01
board OF Public Works.

The Board met in regular session, all the
members present and President Bell in the
chair.
Bills amounting to $43 SO were ordered
paid, and bills amounting to $50 were re-
ferred
The contract for repairing the roof Of the
Sixth-street Market-house was awarded to
J. M. Branzan.
The Engineer of the Water-works re-
ported that the test of the different brands
of cement had resulted favorable to the
Louisville Star brand.
Mr.. Thomas Mexican was directed to re-
move the tool house OH the Warsaw Pike.
Permission was granted to the l., G. & L..
the NJ & G. and the c., c., C. & |. Railroad
Companies to erect railroad safety gate at
the intersection Of their roads with Wood
street.
The Clerk was directed to advertise for
scaled proposals for the improvement Of
North Wendell and South Wendell alleys
The Engineer was directed to furnish
numbers for the houses on Clifton avenue
from Vine to Calhoun streets
Bids for the improvement OF Shaw alley
were read and referred.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-01
LATEST LOCAL.

No meeting of the Board of Trade To- day.
SEvENTY-sEvEN deaths were reported dur
ing the week
THE argument in the Weber assignment
case is still in progress in the District Court.
ONLY one marriage license was issued to-
day, that to Cyrus A. Oakes and Marie J.
Krazer.
THE genial face of Mr.. John r. Bender,
late Clerk of the Police Court, was seen be-
hind the desk to-day for the last time.
A WHITE diamond Sl'" stud, worth prob
ably about $50, was taliru from thief this
morning, and may be found at the Chief 9
office.
ABOUT one thousand pounds of the lead
which was recently stolen from the Water
works was found in Deercreek to-day by the
officers.
HENRY LANsER, furniture manufacturer
at 556 West Fifth street, made an assign
ment in favor of his creditors to Frederick
Flick. Bond Of assignee, $4,000.
DAVID w. CHANcrLLAR, of Dayton, O.,
filed his voluntary petition in bankruptcy,
in the United States District Court, this
morning Liabilities about s., 800; assets,
$l25.
DURING the week two hundred and thir-
ty-six ordinance breakers have been before
the Police Court to have their misdoings ad-
Indicated, and sentences have been passed
amounting to So, l45 fines and nine hundred
and twenty days in the Work house.
]. D. THURsroN, telegraph operator liv-
ing at No. AZ Hopkins street, was arrested
and confined in the Central Station to-day
Oh the charge of having had criminal inter
course with the wife of Charles w. Bell, Of
No 1927 George street, at whose instance the
arrest was made Thurston is u married
mali forty-one years OF age.
ROBERT w. CALDWELL who formerly
carried on a distillery on Gest street,
and was recently arrested on the
charge of receiving revenue stamps
which had once been used on whisky bar
rolls, was bound over by Commissioner
Hooper to-day in the sum of $4,000. The
evidence for the defense was all that was
taken to-day.
Mr. JONATHAN OGDEN. of No 80 West
Fourth street, has conveyed to the Cincin-
natl College strip of ground between his
property and that of the College, for the
purpose of erecting a wall on it. The deed
granting the ground was left to-day with
Recorder Brlner.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-01
THAT BODY sMATcRiNc.


The finding of the body of John Scott
Harrison in the death trap at the Ohio
Medical College, Thursday night is still
fresh in the minds of the people. 1t was at
first the intention to send the recovered
body back to its former resting place i'll
Congress Green" the burying grounds of
the Harrison family, but later in the day
the remains were deposited in Spring Grove
Cemetery in the P. B. Stradcr family vault.
Efforts are also being made to have the
body OF President Harrison removed to this
place.
Late last night Inspector Wappenstein
and Pinkerton, the Chicago detective, ar
rested J John Crown, alias Crowney, brother
in-law of Marshall, the janitor, and took
him to the Third-street Station. Here he
either gave satisfactory proofs Of his inno-
ccnce of the charge, or else gave more reli-
able information as to whom the resurrec-
tionsts were. At least he was released short
ly after midnight. John Godar, Crowney's
pal, will probably be dismissed in the same
way.
Commissioner Hogan had information
last night that the officers were on the right
track.
Chief of Police Ziegler has also gained
some additional information as to the per-
petrators Of the outrage. He will, however,
dvulgc no names until he has secured them
by legal authorities
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-01
WASHINGTON CITY.
Texas Pacific.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, June SENATOR Matthews
gave notice yesterday that he will call up
the Texas Pacific Railroad Bill next Tues-
day and press it to final vote.
Amor Smith Confirmed.
The nomination of Amor Smith, Jr., as
Collector of Internal Revenue at Cincinnati
was confirmed yesterday by the Senate
Other ConfirmatiOns.
The Senate also confirmed the following
nominations: Collector of Internal Revenue
James T. Rapier, for Second District of
Alabama, vice Booth, removed. Postmas-
ters-Charles Holden, Jr., at Altoona, III.
The Senate rejected the nomination of VIM.
N. Berkely for reappoinment as Postmaster
at Alexandria, Va.
A Sinking Schooner.
The signal service station at Cape May re-
ports to chief signal officer at 825 that all
unknown schooner is sinking off Cape May
City, about mile from the shore.
As to Reporters.
The Potter's Committee yesterday finally
concluded that it would be best to have the
meetings of the Committee, which are de-
voted to the taking of testimony, open to
the public as represented by the newspapers.
Wnen the admiSsibility OF testimony or
questions of law are to be discussed the re-
porters will be requested to step down and
out.
ygiRaard's Closed.
Willard's Hotel closed last night, and the
furniture will be sold at auction Monday
next,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-01

Gen. A. T. GoShorn is expected to sail fo1
Europe soon.
Miss Hattie f. Evans is about to establish
new music school.
Prof Mazzoni returned 10 the city last
night from Rockford Ill.
Mr.. Frank T. White, of the Fourth Ma
tional Bank, sails for Europe next Wednes-
day.
Gov, Bishop came down from Columbus
last evening, and will remain in town until
Sunday night.
Mr.. Edmund II. Pendlcton was unani-
mously elected President of the Choral So
ciety last night
Capt. Flamen Ball will deliver an Grafton
at the commencement exercises of Kenyon
College in June.
Mr. Arthur Stem, son of U. s. Treasurer
Stem, is now in Washington, the guest of
Secretary Thompson.
DR.. Hight breaches Sunday at York-street
Methodist Church. DR.. Walden breaches
Sunday at Batavia, Ohio
1t is rumored that the marriage of Miss
Mamie Ellis and Mr.. Charles West, of Avon
dale, is about to take place.
Mr.. Jacques Richie, Consul of the Swiss
RepuDllC, ana MS eStlmaDlc WIG, are To-Day
celebrating their silver wedding
Capt. Jacob Johnson was appointed fore
man of the Street-cleaning Department yes
terday by the Board Of Public Works.
An attempt is being made to engage the
great violinist, Joachim to conduct the
North American Siengcrfest, to be held in
this city soon.
Messrs Solomon and Albert Goldsmith,
of this city, will leave soon to participate in
the celebration of the diamond wedding OF
their parents in Hanover, Germany, on the
2lst Of July,
The marriage of Mr.. John Foster, son of
Bishop Foster, Of the Methodist Church, to.
Miss Jessie Wright, daughter of Mr.. John R.
Wright, will take place on Thursday next at
the elegant residence of the brides parents,
in Walnut Hills.
Mr. James Molony was out to-day around
the Courthouse for the first time since his
marriage to Miss Helen, the daughter of
Rabbi Wise. He didn't have much time
however, to attend to his business as attor-
ney, as his many friends kept on continu-
ous process of button-holing to find out all
about it."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-01
Fatal Railroad Accident,

Mr.. Benjamin Wedcl, an Israelite, born
in Lauenberg, Pommerania, Germany, was
killed this morning on the L.. C. q L. Rail
road.
He was a travelling salesman for notion
house.
1t seems that he was about to get off a car
at Delhi, on the above named road and
missing his footing fell between the bump
ers of the moving cars and was crushed.
Word was at once sent to the Cincinnati
Hospital and an ambulance sent down.
Before he arrived at that place, however,
he died from the loss of blood He was
fearfully mangled, one of his legs and an
arm being torn off.
A lot of papers, a mashedup trunk be-
longing to him, and $6 in money were his
effects. The Coroner was notified and will
hold an inquest Monday.
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.FgJ ~ H.
Vars Wrinkled Visage Smetlered in
Roses.
Congress WIN Convene june nth
National Associated Press to the star

National Associated Press to the star
LONDON, June lit is now officially an
nounced that the Berlin Government has
issued invitations for Congress of the
European Powers to assemble on June llth.
PRINCE BISMARCK WILL PRESIDE,
and Baron Bulow, Secretary for Foreign
Affairs, will act as Second Plenipotentiary
for Germany. The important assembly
will meet at the ancient BadZWill Palace,
lately reconstructed for Prince Bismarck S
official residence There is large salon,
which, with five adjoining rooms, magnifi-
Gently furnished, will be set apart for the
use OF the Congress, 1t is
THE HOPE OF THE GERMAN OFFICIALS,
expressed to Herald correspondent at
Berlin yesterday. that the work of the Con
gress will be finished at ten sittings. This
view is probably much too sangnine, for
diplomatists who are familiar with such
matters fear that two months will be con
sumed in the session. NJ Waddington will
arrive at Berlin on the 9Th Of June, and
Count Andrassy is expected from Vienna
on the 9th.
sCHOUvALoFF DEPARTS.
LONDON, June 1.-Gomt Schouvaloff
leaves here tomorrow for St. Petersburg,
and until he has conferred with the Gar,
the terms of the agreement which he has
concluded with Lord Salisbury will not be
officially made known. There are evidences
that all is not ended, and the attitude of
Austria causes some uneasiness. The re-
ports pnrporting to give the detailed set
tlement are pronounced premature and, in
many respects, incorrect.
GETTING UNEASY.
LQNDoN, June 1.-The absence of positive
news respecting the Congress causes great
uneasiness. 1t is strongly rumored that
Earl Beaconsfied will he The senior English
representative at the Congress.
LONDON. June IA dispatch from st.
Petersburg says the Agcnce Russo to-day
announces that the Congress will hold but
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-01
COUNTY, COMMISSIONERS.
Action 0ss the L'sUl1ress5 Discharge
by the .EnilCr.

ACttOH Ss9 EEhs SASeAasah "a Z
by the ,Eniicr.
The Board Of County Commissioners met
this morning at the usual hour, with all
the members present
Auditor Cappeller, the Secretary of the
Board, read the minutes of the last meeting,
which were adopted:
Mr.. Rearlon offered the following which
was approved, and will, in all probability,
create little breeze:
Whereas, the Jaier of Hamilton Coun-
tv, unauthorized by this Board,
has attempted to discharge Mrs, Kinney,
the laundress of the County Jail, and has
refused to admit her to the Jail to attend to
her duties as such, and has employed, as
this Board is informed, another laundreSs
without the consent of this Board, there
fore,
"Resolved, That this Board notify the
.Jailer and Sheriff of Hamilton County that
thew will not pay nor audit any bill pre-
sented for such services performed BY the
person so employed"
On motion of Mr. Hopper Frank Seuhr
was appointed Janitor and Messenger of
this Board, the Board of Control and the
Board Of Equalization, at the same salary
as that received by other janitors III the
Courthouse.
The contract for the fills of three culverts
on German Road, Springfield Township,
were awarded to p r. McQuain.
After considering several petitions for
refundcr Of taxes, and after letting several
minor contracts for bridge work. the Board
adjourned to next Wednesday.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-01
MADAME PAPPENHElM.
She Sails the Seas Over, but Pays
Her Debts.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, June MADAME Pappen-
helm telegraphed to her counsel, Mr.. Koch,
that she would meet him at Windsor Hotel
Thursday morning but she did not make
her appearance; and he learned that imme-
diately she had telegraphed him she re-
ceived cable dispatch from Mapleson, the
London manager, saying that if She did not
come at once her engagement would be for
feited. Mr.. Koch says her personal liabili-
ties do not exceed 81, 900, and copartnership
debts not more than $1,000, and that she
has left instructions with Nine. Rudersdorf
to settle them, Some of the suits against
her have been discontinued
The Evening Posts Boston special says
Madame Pappenheim sailed in Warren
Line steamer Thursday morning, her name
being added to the list of passengers after
the regular list had been distributed to the
newspapers.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-01

choice selections, assisted by the choir, at II
o'clock tomorrow in the Third Presbyterian
Church.
On sunday morning Bishop Jaggar will
ordain 10 the deaconate the Rev. w. w.
Fellows and Landon c. Stcwardson, at St.
Johns Church.
The Rev. Samuel r. Wilson, DID, of
Louisville KY, will preach in the First
Presbyterian Church Of Walnut Hills to-
morrow. Rev. Mr.. Wilson is III old Gin
cinnatian.
The theme of Rev. Mr. Gilberts lecture
at the Rchmond-street Christian Church
tomorrow night, founded on the Interna-
tional Lesson of the following Sunday will
be Two Ways of Going Into the Lions
Den."
Services at the different Twenty-fifth
Ward churches tomorrow will be con-
Quoted as follows; Presbyterian, Rev. G. NJ
Livingstone Wright Chapel, Rev D. R.
Baker; ST. Phillips Rev, j. Ii. Ely; Christ
ian, Rev. DIR. Hopple.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-01
SHERIFF VIM. Z. WALLACE.
Presentation to Rim OF u Fine
'HCraySn' by His Staff.

When Sheriff Vim. ?. Wallace arrived at
his office this morning he was agrecably
surprised by the presentation to him of a
'crayon portrait" the gift Of the members
of his staff and some of his many friends.
The presentation occurred at the Sher-
ifs office, and Mr.. Wallace acknowledged
the compliment in a neat speech.
The crayon is lfe-si2e portrait, twenty
five inches by thirty in dimension. The
picture with the frame, which is an elegant
and a costly one, measures thirty-onc inch
es by thirty six inches il length.
1t is a masterpiece in Workmanship, and
was executed by the well-knoWn artist, Mr.
NJ. Baumgarten, of No. ISL West Fifth
street. The portrait is the fac smile Of Mr..
Wallace, and is as natural rs life. Even the
bouquet which daily adOrnS the lapel of
Mr. WaIlace's coat, and without which the
picture would he incomplete, is not want
ing The picture is as true as nature.
Accompanying the picture was the fol-
lowing:
"C1NcINNArI June 1st, 1878.
Hon Wm. Pitt Wallace, Sheriff Of Hamilton
County, O.:
Hon SIR--The undersigned would re-
spectfully unite, in presenting you with
this "crayon" as n mark of
their particular favor and esteem,
trusting you will receive it, not for its
intrinsic value, but as memorial OF the
high regard and well wishes Of your friends.
"Horace G. Brewster, William c. Otte,
Daniel Mullaney, Joe Moses, R. A. Thomas,
&. W. Cullom, James Heron,
H. J. Montgomery, G, H. SchIotman,
Andy Middendorf, G. w. Brown, Eugene
Daylor Chas G. CramSey, Frank c. Art
man, Ignatius Cooke, Jac. Renneker, VIM.
Donohue, Ruse Morgan, Gassaway Brashears
anl In1nnS Mnlnnu y
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-01

Tie Browns play the Ravens game OF
baseball tomorrow afternoon.
Don't forget the Tobacconsts' Picnic at
the Highland House tonight
The Rev. W. T. Moore will conduct the
religious services tonight at the y. M. G.
Association.
The Rev. ]. Rusk will he ordained at the
Sixth Presbyterian Church. First Ward. on
Sunday evening next
The annual meeting Of the Hamilton
County School Association at the Y. NJ. q.
A. H. all this afternoon.
The Rev. Irving Magee, of lbany, N. Y,
will preach in the Seventh-strcet Congrega-
tionaI Church tomorrow morning and even
ing
Mrs Cora Dean Murphy will sing some
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-01
Republican Executive Committee

Alta meeting of the County Republican
Executive Committee held at II o'clock
this morning at Hopkins Hall, it was re-
solved to hold the primary meetings Satur-
day evening, June Sth, between the hours
6 and o'clock
A committee of five was appointed to ap-
portion the number of delegates to the
State Convention to which each ward and
township shall be entitled
A committee of nine was also appointed
to prepare for the reception and entertain
mcnt of the delegates to the coming State
Convention in this city.
Remarks were made by Ex-Governor
and the meeting adjourned,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-01
FROM THE METROPOLIS.
The last Of taAe $50. .oOO, 600.

Tfke Last OF slAe SGO.DeO,UDU.
National Associated Press 10 tie Star. 80
New YORK, June 1.-The Syndicate yes
terday afternoon took from the Treasury
the remaining $15, 100000 of the Four-and-a-
half Per Cent. Bonds, which complete the
SOC, ,000, 600 bargained for on April 11th.
This negotiation secures to the Treasury
$50, 900, 900 in gold coin for use in the re
sumption of specie payments.
VIM. Cullen Bryant
Was sleeping quietly last night, his pulse
being better than at any time heretofore
during his illness. He was awake a short
time previous and took nourishmcnt, and
showed increasing sensbility to sounds and
movements about him.
The Pacific Mail Directors
yesterday elected D. S. Babcock President
and Capt John Riley Vice President. A
committee was appointed to examine the
condition of the Company.
The Condemned Priest.
The Herald to-day publishes an interview
between its correspondent and Rev Blasius
Pistorius, the Prussian Catholic priest who
now lies in prison in Philadelphia under
of death for murder. The con-
demned man, although apparently in good
in The Church previous to the com
mission of the crime is of So violent and
Il temper as TO be regarded by
many who have seen and conversed with
him as a more fitting subject for the lunatic
asylum.
Ten Valuable Lectures.
Henry Ward Beecher has agreed with
Thomas Mcguire, Manager OF the Baldwin
rheater, San Francisco, to deliver ten lee
lures in that city next fall for 10000 and
81, 900 extra for expenses.
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fully one thousand people present, mostly
German workingmen and women. The
Turner'S Band, under the leadership Of
Stops, supplied the music. John Redman
was made Chairman, Sextro and Rice Secre-
taries The speakers were John Ehmann,
w. c. Haynes, G. G. H. Goehler and Ger
man by the name of Spangenberg.
Another meeting was announced for next
Wednesday night at Wadestr Market.
Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock, at Ar
better Hall, Ehmann, Van Patten and others
will discuss the Labor question.
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Railroad Accident.
National Associated Press to the Star.

3Ve'FIV11tI 7kEsVVIuVsl
LOUISVILLE, June Near Nolin, KY,
last night, on the Louisville &
Nashville Railroad, one sleeping
car and one coach of the regular train from
New Orleans to Memphis ran off the track
injuring five persons None seriously
Their names are given as A. w. Brockaway
Brownsville, Tenn, Rev. L. H. Voolfolk,
Lexington, Ky; Frank Muzleman, Spring
fieldi 7. c. Herley, Kokomo, Ind.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-01
To- Boyd. the Barber,

National Associated Press to the Star.
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-The notorious Tom
Boyd, the barber, from Indiana, was ar
rested here yesterday by Detective Rohl
Boyd is charged with the attempted rape of
Miss Stevens student of Moore's Hill
College, Ind, few days since. He has
served one term of ten years in the Peni-
tentiary.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-01
FisiA1 Affection.

National Associated Press to the Star.
URBANA, o., June 1.-C. q. Smith is in
Jail here for cruelty to his mother, an old
woman aged eighty years. Smith knocked
her down with boot, and then whipped
her with "a bride numerically.
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one session to settle the basis of peac, and
sign n definitiyo treaty

one session to settle the basis of peace and
sign defnitiyc treaty.
VIENNA, June LIN replying yesterday
to the numerous questions of the Com
mttee of the Austrian delegation,
Count Andrassy said that Germany
had proved herself an honorable
mediator. The Anglo-Russian negotia-
tions had been merely for the purpose of
securing the meeting of the Congress and
did not involve the Congress itself; the
agreements respecting all the points at issue
had not yet been arranged; on the con-
trary, the questions pending between the
Powers were still in suspense and would be
settled at the Congress.
Other Foreign News.
EARL RUssELL's WILL
LONDON, June Earl Russell's will de-
sires that his funeral shall be private and in
expensive, and that he shall be buried with
his ancestors. In accordance with this de-
sire the public ceremony has been
abandoned.
THE POPE CONDEMNS 1T.
ROME, June 1.-The Pope has strongly
condemned the Voltaire Centenary.
THE GERMAN IRoN-CIADs,
Preusen and KONG Wilhelm, arrived at
Spithead to-day. The Konig Wilhelm will
go to the Portsmouth Dock-yard for re-
pairs
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-01
A Sad Affair,

National Associated Press to the Star
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, June Mrs. Thomp-
son, a'widow' Of this place, cut her own
throat and that of her sixtecn-ycar-Old
daughter Wednesday night. Temporary
insanity was the cause.
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Killed I'm Her Rrida, Robes.

NatIONal As3OClaed Press 70 Tie StAr.
CovINGToN, IND, June 1.--While we'd
ding party was being serenaded at Wallace,
in this county, Thursday night, the bride,
late Miss Somers, was shot and killed by a
paper wad from musket.