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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-01
A HOT BATH.
An Artillery 0ffiercr's Adventure Tn
der Fire in the See--Swimming to-
the Target.

An Artillery 0ffiercr'S Adventure I'M
der Fire in the See--Swimming to
the Target.
In the year 1877 4 was going through
what is technically known as the "Iong
course" a curriculum of instructions in
gunnery, theoretical and practical; toe
former at Woolwich, and the latter at
Shoeburyness-each part lasting six
months We had been enjoying our.
selves at our seaside residence for three
out of these six months exceedingly for
we had been fortunate enough to have
gone there in the summer months, and
between boating and bathing and plas ing
lawn tennis, in modified form known as
STICKY" in courts constructed out of the
boards OF old targets pas work, the time.
had passed very pleasantly. 1t was now
August, and very hot one; the sun
bnrned in rheheavens like red coal, AMI
sco.ched up the scanty water that the
sand beds contained, till we had to send
miles away to fetch what was required
for the use Of the barracks. Work Of
any kind was an effort. One felt inclined
to spend the day swimming lazily about,
or sitting ON warm rock after the lash
ion of Tennysons norman. 1t was one
of these aquatic excursions which got me
into the greatest scrape | have ever heen
In, or that | shall ever be in, | hope, as
the nsation was anything but pleasant.
/ must premise that was a very fair
swimmer, having learned that art,
amongst many other useful things. at the
academy, and progressed favorable in il
during course OF seaside fort residences
NV great ambition had always been TO
swim round the 1000 target some day
when the tide was il, and at length
determined to make the attempt. The
feat seer easy tneugD, no doubt, bnt |
was not Captin Webb; and amongst my
fellow-officers there were few who woul
have attempted it, so | felt rather, in
clined to be able to say that lad been
there. Confiding my intention 20 no one,
| started one day from the gun pier Just
before slack water, counting on getting
back before the tide turned again.
1t was a hot day, as have before said,
and ] swan very slowly; however
arrived at my destination without much
difficulty. The framework on which the
target fioated offered q pleasant resting
place, and lay down on it lazlly, intend
IBZ ~ 4dht SDitat Nv ilAAAtS9 RAEdkltAfE
time, and then strike out for horse. But
alas for the feebleness of huc.Aa reso!u-
tons Between the warm sun ard the
long swim and the recount bent posture. !
had not been there two minutes before
l was fest asleep. had a curious t
dream. had been reading a i
rather wild book OF speculative astrono- I
my that morning, and had bern SOME
what struck by the writer's theory that
the end of the world would come through /
the iery vspors and lava of the interior
of the earth breaking through the thin
crust thereof | dreamed nov that such
catastrophe was imminent AMI thai
wss calmly inspecting pressure-gange
to ascertain how long the globe wo'sld
ret endure. Higher and higher ran the
warning hand upon the dial, and al
length, with q mighty crash, the world |
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-01

3 According to statistics recently col
lected BY the government of st. Petersburg
there are in Russia about 100, 900 insane per-
sons.
All Russian subjects are dealt with in
a summary and bloody manner. Thousands
are arrested daily. Troops are concentrated
at points most likely to be the means of the
first fires of general revolution.
P. Lorillard, of Philadelphia, has
bought Maiden, the dam of Parole, and her
Lexington colt month old for $4,000. He
has also bought Problem, the steeple chaser
for 81 500 The horse goes to England after
appearing at jerome Park.
After four days entombment at Wilkes
barre, Pa, the MINERS imprisoned by the fal
of the roof of the mine were .leased on the
morning of April 2s. The men sustained life
by the meat Of mule, which boy sent to
give them warning had fortunately with him,
and stream running through the mine gave
them the needful water. Relief OF laborers
have been constantly at work night and day,
and finally they succeeded in working through
the fifty foot block of coal. The men suffered
little from their confinement, and they and
their rescuers were loudly cherred as they
reached the surface of the mine.
News of a revolution in Panama has
been received. The Star Herald of that
city has the following: "Rumors of revolution
have disturbed the city TIE last few days.
President Carorla is visiting the interior, and
his absence is considered favorable by some
aspIrants TO distinction to accomplish their
ends. The negroes outside are all armed, and
only await tie signal to sweep down the pres
ent and set up another government. Cauca is
in ferment over the election. The liberals
appear to have majority Of votes, but the
party in power is not disposed to surrender
the reins Of government. The president o.
Bolivia has announced that he would march
| at the head Of 10000 men to recover Antonia
gaststa. Officers of the Bolivian army in 8
proclamation renounce pay and accept the
rations of common soldiers until the outrages
committed by Chilli upon Bolivia are avenged
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-01

FIFTY million bushels of old corn are
said to be yet remaining unsold IN Ne
braska. AT the present rates of trans
portation from the Missouri River to New
York, 20 cents per 100 pounds, it is be-
coming something of a serious question
how the farmers are to market this great
surplus
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-01

The following statement is furnished for
publication.
Certain misstatements having gone before
the public in regard to the dissipation of our
respective estates, we desire 10 state in this
public way that within the past year the in
come derived from them has doubled, and
this previous to the payment of debt of
about S70.00e, Of which nearly $1,000 was
outlawed.
The previous improvement in The income
from our property wss chiefly due 10 the Gd-
vice and good management of one who holds
a near position 70 as both. and who, greatly
to our sorrow. has been uDjustly accused OF
squandering what he has fostered and pre-
served. fSigned) IDA GRsEIEY SMITH,
GABRIELLE GREELEY.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-01

IL the basin of the Teplitz Stadbad.
the recent stoppage OF which has caused
so much alarm in the charming Austrian
watering place, Roman coins and anti
duties hsve been found. On one of the
coins female bust is represented with
the circumscription "Sablna Augusta"
wife Of the Emperor Hadrian, a. d. III
1897 The source must therefor have been
well known to the Romans, and it Is
quite possible that even before the year
zee. when It is 1rst mentioned in Be-
hemian history, it may have temporarily
ceased to flow Besides the Roman coins
Bohemian AMI German ccins, (up to the
year l740,l were discovered.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-01

ed about the head, and greatly shaken.
Several men were at work in the basement,
and it is thought that some of them
are buried beneath the mass of stone and
mortar. Workmen will clear away The de-
bris to-day, and go on with the building.
MIR. Fletcher estimates the loss to the firm at
$1,000. The injured man, Common, Is from
Hudson, Wisconsin, and yesterday was the
first time hs was at work on the MILL
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-01

TIE London Standard having stated
that there was NJ well authenticated case
Of a man OF woman surviving a century,
q correspondent reminds it that Cannon
Beadon, of the English church, is still
living; that he was ordained in 1901, and
that he must have been twenty three
then, or he could not have been
ordained.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-01

THE bank of England will celebrate IFS
1s5, anniversary on July y next. The char
ter was last renewed in 1s44. The bank
now employees 500 men, issues nothing less
than Go note, and keeps on an average a
sum in bank of England notes in circu-
lation equal to $125, 100000 of our money.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-01

A NUMBER of coiored men in Boston,
Massachusetts, held meeting lately TO
consider plans for furthering the negro
exodus from the South. A committee
was appointed 10 call mass meeting in
Faneuii Hall, at an early day, and arrange
for means to transport as many as may be
DESTROYS of leaving for new homes in
the West.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-01

ACCORDING to NJ. Grandeur, one reason
why vegetation is 50 stuuted under trees
is, that the trees conduct the electricity
from the ground. He took two tobacco
plants, exactly alike, and planted them
in adjacent boxes. From one iron rods
projected. In four months the plants
were weighed. The one that grew with
tic rods weighed 40 grams, The other
273 grams, Bell jars have been ar
ranged 50 that plants can be continually
fed with electrified air. In such an at
mosphere they grow with surprising
rsnidity. Further experiments are in
progress, and the results may be inter
esting and important - all plant grow
crs.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-01

Ore Of the oldest customs or proroga
tlves in regard to fish, was in the time of
Henry l., the right to what are now
termed royal, but which were formerly
called great" fish, namely. the sturgeon
and The whale. "Of sturg, %, says the
royal aut>crat. '-caUoht on our lands tstcl
we will that il shall be ours, saving 10
8he finder lis costs aud Expenses. Of
whales, SO found, we aid That the head
shall be carr, and the tail our consnrt's.n
Wise discrimination for TIC head was
considered The dainties' part, the tongue
being the iiabt. Fishermen would offer,
IS their rost.iest eift to the church, a
ghaIe's tongue. end it was. no doubt,
highly relizhed By the eccisiastics. for
William ibe Corgueror gave a yearly
grant Of 0r9 to tae monks OF Marmou-
tier.-A Az ne Ycar h0HDd.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-01

The eruption of mud at the foot OF
Mount Ktna continues, and q smoking
lake Of steadIly-increasing dimensions
has been formed. Professor Silvestri
says thee are two kinds of craters-one
in {. Instant activity, emitting muddy
ard oily water, with exhalations of car
ionic acid; the other intermittent, issuing
with subterranean noises volumes of
thicker mud.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-01

CART. SELDEN of the revenue cutter
Wolcott has transmitted his report to the
Treasury Department of the state of
affairs at sitka. His report his dated
March 4, and confirms the information
hitherto received. He recommends that
& United States mau-of-wsr be stationed
permanently at that point, for the pro-
lection of the lives and property Of the
col9nists. The report WIS written prior
to tie starting out to intercept a band
hostile Indians.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-01

The QGoen of Sweden is lot pretty,
but she IS a very pleasant aud elegant
looking woman, and is always well
dressed. She likes to talk, and ii is said
that one day at the Marienbad watering
place she detained her doctor for fully
two hours in conversation, while the
poor man fretted and fumed internally,
knowing that his consulting-room would
be full of indignant patients, yet pre-
vented by etiquette from withdrawing
until she gave him permission to do 50.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-01

The well known trot;inS stallion Path
finder, owned by Dir. Joseph Snyder at
Lockport N. Y, died suddenly on Thurs
day night. the Goth nit, 81 stable of his
owner. Mr.. snyder had just refused
81 800 for him.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-01

IL twenty years the United States has
increased 13S,0O0,O 900 bushels in its pro-
duction of wheat; while the value of its
agricultural implements in use upon
farms has increased $185,OOO,0OO, and live
stock s1,OS1 100000.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-01

IN 1852, human skeleton was dug up
from depth of 60 feet, In New Orleans,
beneath four successive buried forests of
cypress. DIR. Dowler, in whose posses
sion it came, believed from its position it
had lain there 5000 years.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-01
The Iliusem Wnicn Keats Died.


From the spiss Times.
On the afternoon of February % q
stone with an inscription coInmemorating
the residence and death OF John Keats in
a house AZ The foot of Trinta de Monti
steps, at Rome. was unveiled in the pres
cnce of ,be British arb ]or, and al
though fhc weather was bad large mum
Der Of the English and American real
Gents aud visitors were present to witness
she ceremony. To Maj. Gen. Sir Vincent
Eyre, VITO made an effective speech, is
due the honor Of being the leading spirit
IN this laudablc undertaking. After
speeches from Sir Augustus Paget, the
British AMBASSADOR, and The Rev. DR..
Neviu, on behalr Of the American colony,
TIE covering which mid the stone was re
moved agd the following inscription
could be read:
Lin -iesv poeta Giovanni Keats
Menta msravigilosr quauto precoce
Mor in queste casa
Ii 2ifcbOraio 1921
Nentesimo scsto delr esta sua.
And below:
The Young English poet
John Keats
Died In this house
On tbs 9th Of February 1921
Three cbcers, the signal for which was
given by an Eugiisa journalist, brought
10 close an INVESTIGATIONS ceremony
which ought to have taken place years
ago.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-01

THERE has been an extensive revival
among the colored churches in Indian
apolis and on recent Sunday the con-
verts of the two colored Baptist churches
were baptized. They were immersed in
the waters Of the canal in the presence of
about G,000 spectators. One pastor bap-
tized IS, and the other 90. The candi-
dates shouted as they went up out of the
water, and acted in such manner as to
excite merriment among the spectators.
A MAINE railroad man has invented a
convertible car-seat designed to furnish
sleeping accommodation for ordinary
passenger cars. Two seats are easily ar
ranged so as to form level couch to &C
commodate two persons. 1t is thought
that sleeping Accommodations of this kind
can be furnished at so cents a night and
Weld profit to the railroad company.
Bedding can be furnished or not, just as
the company sees fit.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-01
No Rcosgr for fmpr,so"t,'g Ministers.


II appears ny the court reports that Mr..
Fdgard Burt OF this city ID nov serving out
a term OF imprisonment on a sentence for
keeping place for rat batting.
Rat batting il We properly understand the
term, maa5s putting number OF live rats
into pit with a dog, 10 sec how quickly the
dog will kin them. Persons interested in
determining this question go to see the per
or1nance. Whether they pay for the oppor
trnity OF not is wholly immaterial in I.orsl
pint Of yie~. Peopls pay to hear preach
ing; bat that tsfforls no good ground for the
tE prisonuiept OF ministers.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-01

A family sl9D, alarmed a, the reports
Of trichir& g pork AID p,earo- pneumon
In oeef, hiss forbidden these meats to DC
put rpon bis table, aud ie1ds his folks
ga nig's feet and tripe.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-01
possIBILTTIEs.

The miDstrels have an ancient dialogue
in which each end.man tries TO tell the
biggest lie. They preface i now by rs
ing and ssking If Eli Perkiss IS IN the
house.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-01

IF the Car ishes 70 converse with all
his subjects in their native tongues, he
must speak the dialects of the Great
Russians, Little Russians, White Russians,
Poles. Firms, Estons, Samoyeds, Lapland-
ers, Ostiaks, Tunguz, Yakuts, Kamtcha-
dales, Tartsrs, Bsshkirs, Kjrguiz, Kali
muks, Tcherkessi, Ossetttni, Lesguini,
Armenian, Lithauer, Tchuvashi, Ugalen-
Il, Coloshen, Tchukchi, Grnsini, Koriaki,
Eskimos, Yucagniri, Lopari, Truchmen,
Kore!s, Vaguls, Tchapc girl, Tchechenzi,
Gypsies, Hebrews and Mennonites. But
he's net very sociable and perhaps he
don't care to converse with them all in
their native tongues.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-01

THE Sydney (Australia) H6fald de-
totes an article to two nuisanccs
from which Australia is suf-
erine-the kangaroos and the rab-
bits. in 1874, gentleman in Vie
toria, DESTROYS of sport, turned out fou
couples of rabbits, and already their
progeny may be numbered by millions.
They have within this short peuod done
much towards desolating two OF the finest
districts in Victoria, anu they have spresd
over its limits into South Wales. All eff
forts to check the advance of the rabbit
plague have thus far proved unavailing.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-01

The Portsmouth fVt.) Times thus apos-
trophies spring
warbler's thrill
Awakens the hill,
For spring, rosy lass,
Hath come, and brings
On vernal wings
Rare blooms and garden sass.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-01

Among the Znins nation of the Caffres,
according to etiquette, the mother-in-law cam
not face the son-in-law, but must hide, or pre-
tend to hide, when she sees him. In this
country the custom is reversed. 1t is the SON
in-law who does the lodging.
The attorney geIeral has affirmed the
decision Of the assistant attorney general
, 1879-03-05


Hnr'fnuton ~, ~ tfff.r IN F.htfad<lnafa 3f,at&.
Carter nnI E0uthArd l,nye reduced the bn,t-
ness VI poyk-raisll,;, 10 sctenrc. 1lr former,
Intent upon tuking tllc palm. started OF With
thirty-ntne hogs. Upon twenty.acycn Of thesc
ho 6ases his hopes of suceess. OF the orsctnn.
number several lave bcch killed. In Jnn,lary
tfiree Of them came 80 very mar choking to
siaughtered them. They weighed 1Ds, SIT. and
7s}5 pounds, respectively. Tho hogs entered for
tho prize have lind the very best Of care There
orc Just two events In The lives of such 1,ors-
slceptng aud cating They arc too fat cvcn To
wntldlc. They never wake up except to cat, md
tint process oyce they sga!n stretch out upon
Glenn atFaw in thcit scparate pous. These par-
ticular.hogs Of Mr. ca.tsf's were too lazy
even even te fed s1, themselves, as;,ns and, Indeed deed
not sec their food. For weeks they had
been III total blln5ncss. Like the hog Of no
particular distinction, they all had eyes, bu.
three inches a,H half of genuine fat kept
then, clnsgd completely. Tile feeding process
Is one of interest to both hog nn1 spectator.
Tile turm hand rolls up boiled tncal into round
lalls aud 1urcos it Into their loyships' mouths
The hogs crnnt and swallow, al,d keep II up tln-
I'll they arc perfectly EorIed. They nrc kept IN
that is asked OF them is to grow fat. southartl
llas not killed YET. Hc began tie year with
twenty.nfne hogs, oil Jersey reds. but hIs pcns
now contain but lwenty.ihrcc, Tllcso they
were, lying arDund, grnntng utld putting, and
with snouts pointing upward In search OF air.
.sIhelr eyes could not be seen nnd 1t took strour
fingers to pry Awny the musscs of Iat 80 tIlht
the hidden organs Of sight could l,r opened out.
The hllid, helpless masses were shakcn Gy loud
brcathlug, and occasionally would give vent to IL
snort. but they seemed entirely unablo to get
UDOtl their feet.
, 1879-03-05

bis manner on Tho stand indicated Tint ho waa
@ noL telling tho truth There Ind bcon too much
Trudo tn tho case from tl.e beginning; he wns a
elirowtl man, uni tad induced tic Ssale's-At-
tornoy TO put the clef consuira:or md the rcnt
murderer on tic Btn,H. uud TINS cnnl!rtl him to
t,nE G,sneaEo mud tn clear others who were his
llrlsttc'D clients. The Colonel characterized
1ru'lo as il'e mast eenccitct! fnnn lio had ever
seem 1n vlcw Of the proposition to put tie
crime on tho Jcws, could they now believe Free
mans testimony when he turned on l.nlnb1 lie
reat. In summing up the evidence, t,o inttslod
TINT It fell utterly short OF connecting Lamb
with tue pcrpctration nt the crime,-dsl not
sslt''v beyond nli reasonable doubt that lie was
claiming tia: Tic strong probability WIS tint
Tho talk will be concluded some time this
afternoon, aiHl thu case will bc given TO tho jury
perhaps before o'clock.
, 1879-03-05
MARINE NEWS,

fptcfal Dtspatch IN 7he 7ytbuns
MILWAUKEE. March 4.-Joln eayc1snd has
purrl,ascd the small schooner Una for $500,
Tile amount paid for tic scow se1t hy Can't.
Lc!sk nnt others was $780, II. Enpctrnauu is
In the market for n barge Of $4,000 feet corry-
tt,g capacity to supply the place OF tic Sclt.
The unusually mid weather uf tho l,ust Two
days hns destroyed s'eighng In ttr city, n,nl
causctl the lee I'll the river 10 break ,tp II now
looks rs X hookcrs will soon lie able to engage
Iii tho shore trade.
, 1879-03-05

pass s., against john 8. seven!nghaus, claiming
$1,000 damages.

LtinaE RtnD1Err-Afottona and general husInees
THE APPELLATE 7UHRr--Nb'1nns,
LunnE 1Anr-J1D. 352. .:la4 to lGt, 1U3 3G4, tO1
lrfa1. '~ ~'"' va
!gnnE ,.tAsrs2r-A'ssts Judge Gary Passed
JrtWE MunnE-0+ 7, 3, and 0. No. 4 on hearing.
,IuI~E Ifn1EMs-40, nnd 40 70 10. inclusive.
No. 45 on trial.
,JunnE hooTn~31. o.. g5, o. 10 20, Inclusive.
No. VI, Couch ". Cafsy, on trial.
Jrn1E MrhtLtsrEn-14n. lt5. 155, 160 til,
and LIS. No case on trial.
On trial.
inn"E I.noxis-Nos. !: c2o. 1,aa?, !. .oa5, 1, c37.
l,.41, 24S, 25a, !. oul. ], o0J, l. .US, l,281,
i t232, !, 22H3. l, 2B4. and !, :.B7.
JUDGMENTS.
surEntoM CnunT-,rnpaE Ha.tr--chat]ca wy,cr
". MnthaH Suns, 81. HOD.-.,lame. e.. Holland ye.
Joseph DuQucsno; verdict, 81, 'Io3.30.
, 1879-03-05

SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
EOn sALE-A CHOICE PLACE IN WINS ErkA-a.
atory and lrlck basement 1!ouae, 10y *1x5s'; nu
eIA,gH for nrorcrty In SONG larger place. Ii. L.
M0hEY. HI CI2Fk-st.
TOR sALE-NIt I.EHJ'-AT 1I1SsnALE-lIOUBEE.
l. with 10 10 acreA VI lAnu On small monthly pay.
Mcnts. The hgest and chcare4t Innu Of Gny suburb.
Eune md sec It. y. ]. STuuuIl. I:3 Dcarb0rh.st+
, 1879-03-05

Gef|HQNetH (-IH&S. NehE3Hcnn. .-.
The mcAncst deed probably ever pcrpctratcii
IN uolyoke, Mass, was dong Sunday night at
the house of Mrs. Asa Willard, of Dwight
street. Unknown parties entered her nplrt-
mcnta A.il muttlated hoE personal property with
4 pair OF shears to the extent Of ubout 5000.
Three o!l-paintinIgs, said 10 hnye cost over s1do
each were nuttLased beyond repair; au OIL
portrait Of Mrs. Wliard's dead child was cut go
that one eye and half the hair only was ictt, md
the cuttings were burned In tic sttve The
sofa covering waa tllcn cut its whole length.
The wrctches next pulled Mrs. Willard's
$t75 sca1skln cloak from drawer,
nakng In It ,to. less. thaa ntne.ecn
slaslIes, beside cutting IN two her scalskin mul
And after hacking Into ruin n uicely-tritnned
woolcn c'oak:belonging to u Mrs Barnes, Il Wis
itoE, they took FROM an upstairs closet Mrs.
Wilarl's 500 silk dress, which was hacked a1,l
cut I'LL ruined. Mrs. Wizards Infants hood
an.l cloak Wcru ulso cut up. The poltcc u,ld
nufClibors agree TINT 1t Hus The i!andfwork Of
Wolnntl, md ono who must live In the house.
Not a.thlltg was stoleu. although 5cwclry and
other yaluables wcru exposed, and every act
showed acquaintance with the locations, espe.
clatly tlc taking Of the dress from an upstairs
closet, which was opened by n, key placed up
over the door, alnl rcachcd by some short per
sons climbing chair left near thv door.
, 1879-03-05

FIDELITY STORAGE COMPANY, 7s, H. AND w
J. ktst tah 1uEsu established l476s uxFMAHu1 RA4
5eItgtlsI for turaturs aud AtIeAaaGi4e. A1YxIcGs.