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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-12-03

VI C0Uf00e U0100 18OuI.
tDisnarek Trfbuns.J
Az the Elk Point COURIER evident
" means t. remark all . newspaper
man can expect to do is to raise hi
and sell his paper. When he comes
TO run for Office everybody that he
hasn't helped or hit turn loose on
his. ~~& AeD lcA.@Tho- .Ccvnsnn
says Charley Collins not only hsl
his expected Office, but is busted on
his townsite also.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-12-03

On 81 or mp country exchanges
says that ! honeymoon was spoiled
~ ! quarrel about tho namS 81 the
baby. We never knew that honey
mocns h1ld out - long; but possibly
thsrs y something the newspaper
did not dare tell about il.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-12-03

m tnl9 issue W1il Dc
ssen ! short Communication signed
BY Ole Gunderson, one Of the COM
miseioners Of this county. We fully
endorse the course pursusd BY Mi.
Gunderson, which will bear him out
- IN honest man. We should like
70 zee the jurymen paid in cash for
their services; but the law with ref
erence to the duties Of commission
en- is 30 plain against the way sug-
gcsted by the Treasurer that any
man with ordinary judgment should
have known better than toeven hint
il. M. 6tickney simply asked MI.
Gunderson to do m unlawful act.
But Why did he ask IT. Because
he thought BY promising the jury
men their money he would gain :
little cheap political capital for the
next campaign. He knew tho par
ties would blame Mr.. Gunderson il
they did not get their cash, and
be would thus raise himself over
the ruins Of = man who was only
soing accOrding to law in the matter.
Had NJ. Gunderson, Is chairman Of
the board, signed chose warrants he
rss~ad - KAhls - inaprissnHsnA,
snd vt 8tickney tries his hand ut
masking political capital by either
getting 1 man 70 criminate himself
e. rsfIss 70 comply with his request.
He calculated that II wQpld work
both ways, but he has failed, - al
msn should Whose stock in trade u
the ruin Of Others. Mr.. Gundsrsons
explanation 0ovsss the whole ground.
There h not ! man ii Union county
that can blame him for refusing to
sign those warrants. With the
CoURIER, he would Ike to $50 the
jurors paid NJ their labors, but :
pnlitican 81 tho Stickney type would
~ ! violation Of Law and The cfimi-
nation and ruin Of I'd Official to 20
complish such ! desire. Az tho pre-
|csding tsr1n 81 court 6ticknsy paid
|ceftiGcntees nd Why did ho not do
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-12-03

TsHnroaY - DAKOTA IN III lDetr4ct
u Ju1icial DnsElee Uni3a Go - Conr within
an4 ebs saiA UalOA CO.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-12-03
Department. No. 8.
Department No. 4.

Represents our Manufacturing Facilities. w n arnr,k 81 Dvliu
a Go, # New Hork, one q the largest mschaat isnosiax .s.abnsh
nsnt II the Omitted ssatea, and carry ! in annd sesnpasss Rns d am
PIE of their stock. Make suks-cost. panfs 800 md ovsreaais-t
order and guaranteed VT o. no alss y ants ri WI NBros.
Ghhta the bsst artids II tie kn6 II msrksk -
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-06
4 LIVE Nj ~.
Progressive and Prompt business
Wen rsr the Ayage.

II i the current opinion among many, tina
the reporter who writes up notice wheI
he .drops in" generally "make up" his s,orJ
without having b en- actually in the piece b.
writes about. THIS is an error, and any on'
| who visits James II. Fosters immense plum
der store OF Saturday evening will I'd
that the Erescn: report of the active trade il
live firm has not been InIsrepresented
las; evening TIIkS reporter did "drOp in
| to See iue store So mUCl talked about IN The
papers Tie eibDWed his wsy TO the soutl
end of the frs: Tier Of counters ana met Mrs.
Foster.
"whers is Nr Foster -
MY gracious / cannot tell you. lie IL
over there an ong that party of lad Is and
don't know when he VIII be at leisure
The rep ftcr glanced throu-h the tbr0ng 81
pretty faces eAcu glowing with health and
happiness aud AVA IN tine back ground 4. :
hind large pile OF h4taC-OIue dress goods
the indis ,luct lace If Mr.. r. was diSCOvt red
and from the manner Ia EuiCn n l.lt'1,!
from d. to side, and bOb2 up aud down.
IL was evident mat ITS owner WAS To" busy to
talk. 50 tie VISITOR MED To resume a cpIs-
" ration with Mrs Foster, bat on tuTuIn-,
s'gr riru O." FUND her ia new thruug Of
"a toners Ire canstq 1ence was Ee waited
and waited long before lie found
Mr.. 1st,E TliE minutes leisure
Haen asked Il Crii.d give amy ln!JrHi'.-
tiOn reESTd sng trade lie T-pIled, "H.tyen'i
time Eow To- talk. Too busy. Gail a-a.n.
, stid tl~ tIMES S.5}57 'or advertising TO y.
Used Ia think il didn't DO any good, but II
comes bac;E. Come in and see me some sim =.
BIGGEST trade ever uad yes, keep lots of
pluudeT: sm try ling TO lmpTos e my stock ara
syiH ~Onn i4y- q, Il St-c!ssS line OF staple
sell goods - CE-dp that any body can nuy
n-eiui Arilc!'S.-NsE, ceftIIuiy HlaisIn have
lust - hst Won ry-Uf-" a:ii away re went
leaving the reporter Ia call some time wilt u
"a. could nav an sppyTiua!Iy Tor Ia mo-2
thnsru-h Interview.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-06
DEATHS SgCT Il.
Ella T., wife Of Judge II W. IGc-
Sketch az the flrcra-e

Sketch OF the Deceased
Died, ysst erday IN rniug, al p'c eek, Is
Ella +. Ite, wife OF Judge n. -. IGe. III TIE
SAT b year OF her age, OF TerlitteIt fever.
FuueTzl this Sunday afternoon, At
o'clock, from the residence, corner OF FIfti
avenue and Middle sueet.
We Re s-et 20 be called upon 70 notice the
death Q. Lics. Judge Ice. IL is bat a fsw
weeks 5 nee Aer mother, Mrs. Catlin, passed
away, and now the daughter IL 10 be boiD1
out 10 Mount MuccIe 10 ret beside hel
mother.
Mr.. LIE was born in EarWintDn, Conn, In
1875. she graduated st the Normal School
a. Westle.d, Mass, in 1867, ard was imns.
diately thereafter invited 10 remain with The
schoo! = one of its teachers. Aoceptins the
invitation. she taught there Tor four Year,
with great success. To day many of the
teachers of New England are among those
who were her pupils ami they will hear with
sadness the news Of her death.
In 1872, her fathers family having moved to
this city, she came here 10 be with them,
Ga tue 29,h of september, 1874, she was
married TO Jldge II. W IGe, then Judge Of
the District Court.
She leaves one child, q little .irl Of three
years of age, Ella Cailin Ide.
Mr.. lje Was one " 10 rtiOiced In the quiet
snd pee. OF home life, and while u strrIl niger
may not withdraw the Vail which shell eIs
the sacred precincts OF home, IL may truly
be sad that few could or did make that lie
more rich and pleasant than sh ever
thoushtlul OF Others ana fOrg.tiul OF SELF,
her gentle ways and kindly WJ-is made her
pr.seHce a constant pleasure.
. Bus net alone in that home Of which
WIS the light anu life VIII her loss bs t.
the chGi ch Of which she was a member, G. /
faithful 10 It's Interests aud caring Tor rs
welfare, the > tbosth school in wnicn c
was for years an earn est ana successful teach
ct, IN 81 large circle In society OF those who
rfjoiced in her friendship VIII long miss
and mourn her. She has len - rs The mem
DRY Of a lite iul OF sweetest and kincest and
hottest Influences.
"BssSeG are the dend which die in the
Lord; Yea, saith the Spirit, that They may
rest nom their labor; and taelr works 90
follow them"
COAN.-Micheal Coan died Of consumption
yeserday, aged thirty three.
Funera- services take place from the resi-
dence Of The parents, at No. iO7 Ottawa street.
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COIRT HOUSE CURRENCY
No real estate transfers yesterday.

:
Ella Martin was adjldged insane by 3
jury before Probate Judge Diefendorn yes;er'
day
-Thir y-siE jurors for the December term
nf the District Court were duly drawn yes
terday-
Some very interesting Items on the
amount OF t5uds compromised a pear else
where.
There we.s s1O7 Is Of 1873 taxes collected
by the Treaa urer yesterday; also ssh 20 in
taxes OF 1875.
The salaries OF the police and other city
oliicisis were disbursed by the CITY Treasurer
yesterday.
AT eight O'CLOCK yesterday morning the
County Clerk turned over TO the County
Treasurer tie tax rolls Of ls7g.
The first city taxes OF 1879 were paid yes,
terday by W. IL. Rice; amount, IS 90. John
Jackson paid the first on county property;
amount, Is -,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-06
RUE BE OF THE RlEi-

"A freight err ran OF an olea switch a
the freight pots yesterday. No damage.
The construction train Of the Missouri
Pacific was employed around ne Union ID
pot yesterday.
The Western Ualon car came in on th'
Rock Island Yesterday, filed with west-bounC
hOme-seekeTs.
An employe al the Missouri Pacific frelgh
yards who has handled freight for the road
ever since IL has been built, said yeSteTdGy
that more freight is row being handled thar
~ .sny time in ten years.
The Kansas Pacihc freight crews have
been working day and night for the pas
forty-eIght hours and they viii get no resi-
to-day. The yards are full OF loaded car:
which will go out to-day by extras.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-06

Visitors in the city shOu!i wax down
Cherokee street to the New Market Square II
I they desire TO witness business activity. The
hundreds OF wagons of hay, corn, oats,
wood, ETC.. IN connection EIlh The teams
from B. c. Clark & Cos. crock cry warehouse,
| show tnat TIE trade OF IeIgeE worth Is good.
| Clark a Cos warehouse IS InI OF SOCK fUT
l..--- l..-
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Cracked Satsre.

4 man named Fowl came ia on the Kansai
Pacific few days ago with thirteen ca
loads of cattle, which he had ioideI at Sher
idan, having driven them from Colorado
! y hts heels however, came cattle inspec
| tor from that state, who says number
perhaps all-Of the cattle are stolen. Vow
| mas skipped and the inspector is in Kanss
Guy for some purpose not known. Mean
while the cattle are held by the h 'nsaS Pc
| c!tc for sos cI1rses upon them, n the stocB
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-06
Evening violet.

Of this d..Icaie flower should get bottle q
Dr.. Prices EgeIin. Violet, and they VIII
readily see that II gives o. natural and a5
poysrrr1l IN oior a. the n1w=r itself W.
/ mink that Ur. Prizes Unique Perfumes ale
the best aud most persistent ctOrs tE.t are
,..,ta 2tLw
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-06

Total to date, November /, ls79.--.sT6,S7S "a
N.B.-Judgment OF G. Il. Taylor for ST.
co % hes been ordered compromised, and
Will clio c il up IN few days.
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lfYs EyTPn Active parties TO act as Gener
WSAttkS al Agents for the sale OF ont
kEtffk specialties. Business respect
UNIV ] ~ able. Goods sell rapidly. We
pay salary or liberal commission on sales.
From $lo0 to $500 a month can be msde by
live men. Rs rechance for making money
Address, TR1uHPH MFG. CO.. lis Monroe
ST.. fhiesgo oct7d mo
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-06
THE MONARCH
j. ,br i, 5, Shirf

The large demand We sre noe having
for them, sufficient guarantee that they
are meeting with the appreciation OF the
people Il is the b.st Shirt eysr intro
duced for the mercy, and as good as it is
possible TO maze Shirt. Wamsutta bod
ies, extra fine linen bofons, bound al
around, (Which N axes them much e.roDg.
cry, duck lining, facing on esch eide of the
bosom, linen cuff and bands, handmade
button holes, ard 4. guaranteed. Price
only s. so for half dozen.
FLEsHER g. ScHUNEMAN.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-06
Asfiro to T.NDI cTs.

No.!re Is hereby Civ mt the tax n If
Leav WORTH cour:y, Kan>-s, for the ear
lS73is now in m nah's for collection. Tie
following Is she amount charged GA each
hundred dollars valuation .ur iLe pug. o-ys
named:
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-06
0Neekln Shines
~ ~

Prof. Wm. I. Goldman, who HEs Ell for q
number Of years employ Cd in the Quarter
masters Department 81 Fort Lssvenworih.
has been ordered TO Fort sill. where he Will
40 clerical duly for the -CTeTnELeDt.
A PLEASANT surprise party YVES given "a
Rev. p. 4. Hubbard and wife at his residence
Friday evening, october 81, 1873. The many
friends gathered enjoyed themselves until
10 O'CLOCK, when the Rev. and wife were
presented v ith a fine patent rocker and
CONT case, a ter which, refreshments were
served ard al went home wei pleased.
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sEsrEACT OF BONDS AND INTEREST REFUN-
DID 1T FIFTY AND TWENTY. FIVE PER
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MINUTE REMEDY.
Only requires minutes, not hours, to re-
usye pain a36 cure acute disease.
RalVaTS Ready Relief.

In nom one 20 twenty minutes never fails
20 relieve pain with one thorough applica-
tom. No matter how xioicnt or excruciating
The pain the rheumatic, bed-ridden, infirm
crippled, nervous, neuralgia, or Frustrated
with disease may suffer, RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF VIII afford instant ease.
Inflammation OF the Kidneys. Inflammation
otthe Bladder, luasmation OF the Bowels,
Dnneult breathing, 4 alpitation of the Heart
Mysteries, CroCr, Dipc,heris, Catsrrh, In
nuenza. Headache Toothache, NEURALGIA
rheumatism, Cold CniIls, Ague Chills, Gail.
blains, Frost Bites, Bruises, Summer Com.
plants, Coughs, Colds, Sprains, Palms in
the Chest, back or Limbs, are instantly
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-06
SnugOL D.STLI Is.

| or = : property within the limits o! any of
| the follow ug uamei school Dis ricts. The
| additional emDGnt st opposite the name of
| each District r, Spcciiyely:
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-06
BONDS CONfROMIsEB.
What L as Been Done to Compromise
Our ROnned Debt.

The County Clerk, M Julius W. NishauE,
furnishes Us the following, -yh!ch are self
explanatory:
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-06
CIR. -uiEIC MEDICINE.
ellsS Y1uE8Es. ..

Sons IS Frr-- is ,H-stirs- w s.-a- r-
O. ...r.. m. toms II srlrFaffarTrHH
aAHg-> Hf.rra. r'a..i..- ll.pvi-Egs. etc.
.. - f0urrr. .rrE IH.- fls -louih..l 1.
ETF have t-t Cd r d. .0gr.I gT...4.
Iu trSH rB go weeks time This remedy .I
ttrI Tfa Nv DR. LuGHIusI II his private EFIrF.at
thirty kEogn 90 fasl yurtl- even
WORST ISIS. II gives vita ~ and lr4paFts eI,r.,
' Efi -iul c'-nf 20 those uii4r-aged t.-'
e-s beyond their years. It. Eurnt.lg properties
a Ht a. once Young men suffering nom t.r suusc.
ufs OF tiat dreadi4y destructive habit Of ST Abu-
use tbs medicine wlh the a sT,.dy auJ
.fAHANiNl The patient gains strength and
g. ~ Of spirits az % acts dTgc parts
q SCOT. ing and healing tonic and HU0dyus
| seminal Nsrins end IrTtlted ducts. mpar'lug puqyst
i tone l Motoring them 10 their sars
10 fHs saHrful habit had been INDUCED in The
u a a-. simple productions 1t ustur-baTks, roots.
..# '..r eEi are sI#-l dc for the low diseases
Ha-Fr. 1--we Do lars, sent wrh fun .rrctlas etc ~
.| ir For sI'e only AZ DR. q. A. RlhGunaus oif.'s
. .a North nh sfr"rf. between " avenue
.f .rI ssse.'- -. Louis, Mo Establish 4 in IST
i'- p -irrsit- On Special Bisras-.' ni-n gives
100 g TH.|.u 81 RE nature, CAUSES syuuson-
". &c.. .f ~tFuiLi~. SEMINAL MEAkNfS~, ErC. sent
e O. any address upon receipt Of stamp
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-06
Attest:

JOHN Z. LYNCH, Coroner.
II appears that Herman fed and until
yesterday was wandering around. uncertain
what 10 do, hslf-starved and tramping over
the country, even going 10 Kansas City
The jury has brought nothing crimi.
nal against him, but is painfully apparent
that human life has been lost by a very
pernicious habit-that OF Carrying concealed
weapons The practice is alarminsly preve-
lent among boys; but is IL to be much
wondered at when the fashion is set by those
who sre older and who seem to be protec, ed
In ii by the proper authorities:
Since the above was in type It il learned
that Se;deu has been arrested on a warrant
which was taken out for him before the Pc
lice Judge Monday night, aud which has
bonds Of $, 900 for his appearance.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-06

Z za s 20 z-rs-a
r. . aE%-& 81.
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go t-.r- =
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--. :.
l.'N---S -
-= s'-'st 80 sas .-antt1'
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-06
SEiDELLS SAD SHOT.
The COroHer's Jury i,eci.,-. Fasi p. :
Shooting ofthe Boy ..hIpp ss.- 'sru,.s.
CarelessnCss.

Tae COroEeI-s jury sUmao.-el TO inquire
into the shooting OF the young oOloTed boy
Ship, 10y Herman seideil, last Monday, con
tinued their iabors again yesterday morning
converting ct nine O'Clock, for the purpose Of
examining DR.. Nicely and John Page, two
important witnesses vino could not be c.
taIned The previous day. The testimony o!
these gentlemen was esq nti IgIy Is foiioEs:
JOHN PAGE.
This witness was at the slaughter house On
Monday evening, between SIX and seven
O'Clock, ard saw the three cOlored boys
Ship, johnson and GibSon-three. Herman
helped the witness TO drive nine head Of hogs
to the slaughter house. Herman had a single
barrel pistol, which witness fired once ami
Herman several times. The witLess ard
Herman were gathering loose boards tOgelE-
or. The little boys came INTO the yard and
Herman told him TO put some water into the
tubs, which they did. Witness then went IL
TO the slaughter house, Herman Staying out
side. Gibson audJohnson came in after wit
ness ana then went cut and he heard the Toys
playing As 81 they were all together. Niin.S
soon after heard a shot, but did not see O. G
shooting. abipp came in where witness WIS
ana ne saw blood Il owing DOWN his face IL
said Herman had shot him ard asked Hc!-
man and witness 20 take n N. home IN tie
wagon. In less than five minutes he stag
GeTed and fell. Witness ran to him and pick
cd him up and pat him in the wagon. Her
man drove it and the boy was brought 10 Dr..
Nicely for treatment, Herman accompanying
to the doctors oflica, where witness
and Herman both left, Herman
crying and asking witness what he
should 90. johnson also came with the party
TO DT. NeeIey's. Dr. Nicely asked Herman
what he wanted pistol tor and he said he
had thrown the id lhing away; anu he did
throw ~ IN the well Herman was seven
teen or eighteen years Old.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-06

oiiiee n. ~. CUAu,v Tfessarsr, LIE Ven.
goscr county, ksnsas, Noveac . LIST, 1873.
WV; SHEPHERD,
- eli County Treasurer.
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NEW BCHDs SUED ~ LIEU OF BONDS AND
IUDG . ENTs &C, COMPROMISE.
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Feverand ACNE.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for fifty cents.
There Is nota remedial agent IN this world
that viii cure Fever sn6 Ague, and all other
end other Fcve-, aided by RADwAYN
Pills, So quieE IS RAILWAYS READY
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This gentleman testified that the GCCeas- d
was brought To his Office about seven o'clock.
Herman came uP stars and asked witness To
come down and take ball out OF little
boys head who had been accidentally snot
~ a Slaughter mouse. witness tod him 10
bring lin up TO the Office; that It wss too
dark. He said The iDlil was Just un-
der. the skin and pointed
with hIS finger 10 his head.
say ing: You cau tskei out down there &"
" tines again said To bring him up, as 1t
was too Il TX. and the hoy went down and
returned, saying: "He il not able 20 come
up" Witness went down and found the boy
~ lngin a butchers wagon, Ompanied 10y a
coored man and boy. he boy was taken "a p
stairS 10 the witness office, where an .XsmI-
nation Of the wound Was made and IL was
found that the bail had penetrated the skuii.
The hole was very ne1r the center OF tn
foreh ad, just above the line Of tie brow, the
boy being then in - comstoSe STATE. Mltnoss
advised them to take him home and II they
him If they des red; but that
nothing could be done, as he would
die. Herman told the witness be had shot
the boy accideully witness sskei him VIII Al
he was doing with a pistol, and that boys had
no right TO carry them. He said IL was a
little bit of thin aud he didn't know there
was any hsrm in IL. Hesaid he had thrown
IL away that he didn't want IT a0Out him
any more. He said he had thrown II in the
well. None of the parties present seemed to
realize that the boy WAS badly hurt. Wit
ness told Herman he had probably killed him
aud advised him to go home TO his parents
and Tell them what he hAd done. 10 the
witness recollection he replied that
he would drive the boy home
nTst and go home afterwards. Herman left,
driving the horses. Witness. asked one OF
| the little colored boys, who was In the office,
| II he was present when the boy WAS shot,
lie said he was and that the boys had been
playing together; that Herman had the pis-
| fol IN his hand and Il went OF and shot the
boy Herman stated in the office tina: he was
| IN the act OF bringing the pistol down when
| IL went OF &C identaliy and shot the de-.
ceased. Witness could not infer from the
| statements OF the Coiored boys Or Herman
that t"ere was angry words or dispute at the
time the shot YVES fired,
The jury, alter elaboration, Returned tie
following:
TIE VERDICT.
An inquIsiiiOn holden 1t South LsaveC.
worth, in Leayenworth county. state Of
Kansas, on Friday, the Slst day OF October,
1879, beiore me, Jonn {. Lynch. Coroner oil
| said county, on the body OF Tony Ship there
lying deaa, 10y the jurors whose names are
here unto subscribed:
The said jurors upon their oIths do say
that the deceased came TO his death nom
pistol ball in the forehead fired from the
bands of Herman Sedel. and thst said killing
was the result OF gross carelessness by SAID
Herman Sidell.
In Testimony rhare.,s ,ba said inrorS have
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COAN.-Micheal COan died Of Cousum ptiOn
yeserday, aged thirty three.
Funsra- services take place from the resi-
dence Of The parents, at No. sO7 Ottawa street.
al 9:SD O'Clock TO morrow morning.
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