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Az.

afAaahoppers have appeared near Fort
Worth.
Gottpn eiehers arc III demand III Fennin
equity,
rtne rains have fallen IN the counties west
III Vice.
Tho grand Jury Ut HpHuue county have dn.
aIarnd III favut vi the AuhdaY law
Fine rains are reported IN the faf West, be.
ypna Tho staked plaina aud tho Texas frontier
ssf New Mexico.
Trade Ia falling Off at Han Antonio 10 cenHe.
xluence III The esactiuna Ut tho ratlruHau and
another route I'd the eea Ia being agltatad
Another aunf lake han been discovered IN
Hardin county, sisteea miles from Deyer, an
taa TesaH aud New Ntieane Railway.
Tha lsarnet Bulletin aayH. there - not, .
AInaln huahal OF epttnD seed for Gale III the
county. Farmers will not nell al amy price.
Al oliver mine haa hann discovered tMrntN
slsitaa from Eaatlahd, but the Kep'ntr will have
nothing u Hay about liza value until tho aaRay
Fiji made
Tha uuaaa Rstiiafla iparna that nr Ruther-
fNru han agreed fur cattle ataamera ID run ha-
tween lndiahoia and Havana under "reHttie-
siaha.h
Glaa#hoppera have produced d scare on tho
Northwestern frontier. WHERE they arc report
MI tn have appeared Ey the mtllian naIticu-
Aarly III Taylor county.
FAur milea aatith IF Lepna lant week VIM,
sEvana, Jr aud ], A, Walker fell out ahaut a
spw which Walker had Hhot, EvanH went b
Nalker'a huuas for an explanation, when
Walker made III him with knife. I'll Haf4
sielanae Evann drew pistol and ahot him
dead,
Al Dallas. Tex, apaeial aayn: HluwH were
exchanged between aen. Hannah. late
tsteanhaok candidate for Governor, and Olin
Nulharn. Congressman of thia district. IN u
ppiisipAl discussion nj Weatharfurd saater.
xaAr Fnfanffu tntafTpfti nGpntattuE the hal
Magarunt politicians after each had Rtruak the
stlslar tsi,tse In the Face.
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free sAa.assvy.

The following atatistlna oF The n,,ml'nt ri
Free Maapua which esisteti ~ the end of last
year viii tvs read witt, interest IN t!ntnany
tl,nin are iIia lndaen. Hwlhlltnd ~. hungary
A. ttpntnania II. Bptvin /. Gnglat'l n,,tt
Wales lta1. Enntlalti ma. linlpnd 2nn, Glib
raltaf i. Malla |. HOLLAND anu Luxembourg
49, Itelaiu'n In. Denmark I. Hwe'nn aud
Norway "a, France pap, Hpnln about 800,
Portugal "a. ltpl, Ito. a,ssen II. Turkey
III. Egypt ~. Algeria II. 'lunla \. Morocco
4 'l,e west comet Of ai,iua II. African islands
2b. tile Uaps Ni. Arabia lAIeW I. 'hlna
III. Jnpni +. Australia Wv. Australian
lslauds 1. New Haaland I. l1nistl Htntrs
pHnl t'atadn b'h, Unnn 40. IInysl VA. W'a
Indian Islands ~. Mexico u l'taai 9bG,
uther HonEh American, Htatna i7p a total ot
about itftenn Thousand lnlgna Tho nun,
l,ei III brethren Is calculated nj nlntlL
ludHs, -5M=
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TIL; CAMPAIGN.

Tho convention Of the i'pnth Senatorial nla
triet VII ba hell At Ahhayilla uri,,het M.
Natrhii,ches will hold In pa,ah nominal.
ina convention IN Monday. Novanher T.
Tho officers Of tho new nn,noo,atlo parrish
executive committee arc! President, W w
Tdwai,a. aerratnrr. H. Hinnsaaid,
II Il probable that compromises Ticket will
III INT III The field that will sweep this partial,
without nprnHitit,i, tiHcortlia Eagle,
unneurdia elects October II. by primary
election, members uf thn t,atah eKnrtli w
committee. and alau delegates "a tho partial,
nominating convention.
Jhe Araenlaetera VI Natnlltorhrs have p,-
Hnniaad ami Iaaued An address m the vuta,s
IL the partalt. The lua,leta II, thia movement
wetn hitherto gnnd Democratic.
lilo senatorial convention Of The Natnhla
tneheR district lt,eeta un October 81 at flaaH-
amt I'M. The ~ Soto pariah judicial runvei,-
tion meets on October ~ at Nalohtnel,ea
Hon. NJ. I Cunningham IL spoken Of aa n
candidate tnl tho Senate ftrn the twenty
arnund niHtrint, Hahinn. the ItHi,,Hfar thinhs.
s,,aht To have Tic other Senator Irun this ,lla
trat.
Tho election for deleaataa I'm tho Democratic
nhliah nominating convention bf Verniliut,
Will take place Oh the eighth instant, aud the
convention will assemble un tho eleventh In
stat,t.
The mass ineating ut Am,tn CITY Aeptenba
tntal aud judicial convention instructed tn
,lelrHalna IN the latter convention ~ make no
nomination fat district Judge or aiatrirt Al
totiey
lsonHler parrish hold maaa meeting and
barbecue al Red t.nnd IN Thutatlay, arptan.
her wv, Col. w. J. Hayes was chairman III tlla
meeting AMI ". Hannar Henreiars. MeaRia. IL
N Ogden and Ramual Ahnny addressed th,
meeting.
tl'ha action AT the Democracy Of ward y, In
permitting the free participation Of oolotad
neinoelata IN the primary convention. uauA
nnt ha too highly commended. In Hpsla uur-
tiulu ut our patiall a farttntla opposition tp
Tho admission Ut rnlurad Democratic haa been
exhibited. but this, we arc happy tn aay, WAS
auna only lii tho Interest uf individuals, and
not FROM n systematic departure from the
we'll established policy ut the PARTY. Tho
general nsul,laian af thia rlaaH III voters would
not only ha ilnpulitia AMI auniial, but nnaz
lively diahoneat ana n Migrant violation 1t
rnr plnhGeH maue heretofore. Natuhltouhea
Ntndeatur
The ratish convention OF Narmilinn. which
met ut Ahhevilh september gn adopted rtssn-
lntions IN tho effect that II waa iuespediant
nomination for the Third Congressional nia-
trlot at tho coming State Convention al Baton
Refuge: and Instructed tile deagatee Ut ver4
milton partial ~ said state convention to vote
aganaL Haid nomination, uneaa largo mns
iprtty Ut delegates from the Third Congress
aiunnl nlatricH nra In favor nf said tiuininas
tlun, A resolution waa alnn adopted tSpltsaa.
Ing tho gratitude VT the people OF Nnrtniiou
a. Gov, NtohntH for the impartial manner III
which he had Administered tho functions of
The office of Governor,
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sa,a s,eetton 10 the Hearatarr Of stats On Or be-
fars Tia iwanty. nintl, day VI Daoetnbsr. 1879. In
as,o,ttan4s wisl, the provisions Of the PROPOSED
constitution. .E.....s.
In Testimony Whereof, haya herennto affixed
my signature. aud aasea tae sem W tue hats
III Louisiana 10 be affixed thera"' ~ nc e'ty of
Naw Orleans. this thirty fifHt aay os aniy. ~
tho yaar Of Our Lord ons ttipusahh etsht aan"
tlred ahi seventy nine ,a,tta ! ,stt,rr
Ey tho Acting Gavsfnnr'
GHjAH ARROYO.
Assistant aeoretatv Of Btatss
nu3 ifnwIDGt@tlte
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1ltnEnlAn. rNrIrInM nAn gEN FILEp


yarUIHnAH, PETITION Has y HEH TILED
w by 1haul,al1 Fniatall md William Il Hay
,nnufl q nimiasauefef ut liqndhfinE tha affairs
~ thn Louisiana aaviHss itank aud AnFa Do.
npsst Company lin npvs htltleH niiH nn,uhi rad
nplapj asttlnu totth aud tn Wliah y attached n
Eed# III ttnlitaS EhgInttFl. for The tlnnl settle
tnn,,t nntl liuuilatipn al MI mutual claims and
.fnripn sIa III which they Us hHaingt said epfnur
ration mrs In nuywaa Interested md The na-
auuptin, Nv flist NJ earttn t,I. laat.hns II said
tpruurainn nnd wl,arats said commissioners
hnya ~ said pnittnn prayed That after duo
ati ruIAia nptian and RfpnasdinRa tEhT ha an#
tl,orisnd 10 neeap sniI proposition and make
aunl, eaft lptuant Nrtiee II hnfeby given to all
arpditnfH III saii Louisiana HHviuGH Bnnk aud
Rnfa nernait GontnugaHna IT, all pefapns tn
inter at ~ shaw cause, II hnY fhsv hasa, Wi'hih
Il delay ~ leu drss. why tho prayer 81 said petl-
", If, ROGERS. Judaa.
Nav DrlhsHE October y. 1878.
true naHY
Fer !. HAnuAm.
Deputy CLARK. 6ep pf
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Mr.. FDaferf II has become n question. says
the Cincinnati Enquirer whether tho people
ar Tho ona hundred and ilftYstlliee national
hanks loanina fla.pDo.opt shall conduct eleos
ilulla III tho Atata. Apenal tnnas,,,ta' arc
not very rnpular just now In Ohio.
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Diseases Ike thieves. attack The weak. For
vii resist and batlia alike re virus OF epidsmcs
and the changes OF temperature which disorder
the constitutions OF the feable. here Is vitality
Alternative aad anti. bilious MEDICINE, and has
not harmful element among its many ingre-
diants.
For sale ~ all druggists and respectable deal.
ers generally. ocl i'm TuThSa
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STATE or LOUISIANA,
City d New Orleans.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me- notary
public. this wenty-aisth Hny VI Hspten ber 1870.
EDGAR 0RfMA. Notary Public.
The Bonrd II Trustees. at their annual meet
iag. hhid on tho fifteenth instant resolved 10
pny 10 per shtintsreet on capital; 20 per cent
dividend on participating premiums. both OF
which will be paid on and after the twentieth
day of October next.
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IN THE MATTER OF Ilb ~ lia'ANA SAY
nos I:nult mud Hsfa Deposit HHtn unity Mo-
NOR. Tifth District Court for HE Parish of
o. ipafia
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Tho nhovs statement Is I, true aud correct
transcript from tbs books III this company.
LLOYD II. COLEMAN. President.
GGo. III. Fnopf f3snrsthry.
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AUCTION SALES.
asy Ra am tg emery a. Uo.

UPRIGHT ltnHEWOpn ftANO IN GnDH
utant ma,la hr ltatd. ~ Taria. Earlof suit
IN walnut aud tapua ne walnut ani ma
hrgunp l,pl room Ants French Hoaawn,il
nfnanina Table lnf md Mnniln HIaaens.
Victoria anh lnust Naaa OAK sllo board
Extension rnhla nnh Hda table. n very fine
n5d Painting hg AinlinRlr. ana solna vntia
lla Finuraa nv vatia.a Artiaa. Wi IA n anna
atnl aud full assortment If Household Fur
nitntn. renewed to Hnlnarnnm Tor npnvns
nlanar II sale. On account Of owners 70
4 IL, 10 nr Rotp ON HATunpAY. ourOs
~ haf H. w ii O'clock H. ~, nj No VI Camp
Htfnnt. MONTGOMERY Il CO.
t,tH Al Aurtionaers.
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sps,sasAa ADVERTISEMENTS.
s.sssaAL NOTICES.
=arArE or LpUistANA.

[rTu DISTRICT OOUHT ron THE Fan
IAH GF ORLEANS.
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THE AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION. D
No. a4T Broadway. Ro N No, j.
"kaW iprk Anyaat q 1870 /

ID HE Banks and Bankers ~ Ohio: Az mesn-
hers ef the executive couactl OF the American
Bankers Association. we desire TO $ ute that
special measures Will hs taken 20 forward our
interests In OHIO, 1t II desrab u that all banks
and bankers become members of the associa-
ton for this year at least.
Yours truly. WM. ]. DEsHLER
bus. Ohio, A. II. Moss,
ohio.a
motion alike OF the claims OF Ger. Ewing and
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w ten They MfrAsssa Plainly yiafI,la.

-------- IHntnT Ffnn Ireaa
When tile Girl who has encourages, n young
ulan rpt ahnui 1--WE yeprs suddenly turns
pttttlI anI tells him that Hha can never ha
lnarn Than aiatcr ~ him. l,e rat fui tho fllRt
time at,n In lon nr her lupsa.
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The National Banks IN the ohio Canvass.
ATLANTA constitutional

If there are any OF our readers who are so
yerdant az To think that the national banks
take no part In politics, let them cast their
eye over the following circular, witch was
issued soon after the adjournment OF the an
nual convention of bankers ut Saratoga
Springs:
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IT pnn want Faa flstutaa call on Harness II
Mlllaf, M ~ Matches al tan
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BANK STATEN ENTs.


AT Nnw Dfaana III ,ha Htnta ~ l.nulalnnn ut
'ha nloae Of hu znnen. ThutaJay. October ..
1870
nIflnIIHiiIf4,
, 1879-05-02

fcout;,.td un tas Fyh f''7'''
, 1879-05-02
TIE I30CUA{ENTS.

The documents found upon her proved OF In.
tercat. One OF twenty-five pagca Of note-paper
was apparently written by her to show oxartly
what sAo claimed against Weber, aud In auswcr
to sunc newspaper article, perhaps. 1t boro
lato Of Lee. 10.:Is75. Translated aud condensed,
II contained tue following,
Mr.. juessen ltrs. Fourscsu years ugo was
In hia Office with MY buy III my artna. llo said
It treaembed Wohes. did not threaten to take
With my former husband. When my boy was
born tu Ct. Louis my first husband was 10 Bur-
ltnetou. 1a. showed Juc.aen letter from hI!u
T e % d%ns W w0ua ta Sye Wsbar n0eE S DO
prowl!nK shoas ,,!s t!a house. Th4t he
Ssrs ts;;s M suas h VI us g little Slids from ii
me aud told MI lint Ma not happy viii MY
husband, aud that Mira. 8chlamp, living in ts
sa,no house, had told him 30. AL this happened
moro tAau nine 1nualtha Aetoso tle child was
scoundrcl md ought to DO IL thu Penltuntlary,
and was askot IT should Ike to soo dim t6o
next day. That satuo night We''er cana 10
hotel nn9 9 5oiS n1ssi me- but promised M to
| il remained in tllu ely. Tie noxt day, a.
: Juessen's otllco, was told that Wehcs would
;!"o fGr tsvs ys.1s 70 ?. pS T., paa .as seoaS
hsud @ 70 make lie arst paymept. Weeor wa
quits were caIel. bur, being no blaekmailer, l
refused. After th!s IWcnt Gack to burlington
10 get furniture, an.l getting sick tlleso Wcpt to
ct. Louis for q ttmo. Returning to ChlcaKo
md Burlington for = house,. Weber mot
nn on the street. and Inquired
where was lltinE. and came several
times 10 tho hotel. ns wanted to get entiru
l,possestton OF the CHILD, or to ba frequently
allowed 10 seu. hin. nsyes followed him On
The street nor TO- thus store, nor vver asked hiIa
for money. ln 1857, Weber. upon his departure
foftiern'1nyl gave u,e hoy sa0, aud told inc to
JueAscu denied II.
In 1859 was married to Robers, who treated
mu aud HE boy well, but Vas given to dtsaipa
ti0n aNd gambling, anti, In consequence, nude
poor proVl1er. -Four Ut five weeks after uls
InAEr!age WeugE heard Of Il uul cam.
, 1879-05-02
THE, ARREST.

Policeman Owen Bowen, Star 10, ot the Ar
Inory force, states that he was On Fifth avenue.
In tie vicinity Of Washington street, when D lad
ran towards him saying TINT woman had Just
shot a man in the 7Yn1&s Building. He went at
once 10 tho room, where quite crowd had al
ready gathered. In QUO roum he saw the
wounded man, apparcntfy IN pretty bad way,
mud upon going inAo another room found three
non forcibly holding woman. Ho asked
her namo, anl she replied Mrs, Robert, Ono Of
tllu men handed him the revolver With which
the shooting had been louc, at.l which he stated
had bean ;iwrestcd from her. A the ollicar
reached for the weapon Mrs. Robert made q
brcuk to got hold Of It, but he snntched It be-
lore she could get hold Of 1t. She then madu
sturdy resistance to those Who were holding
her back. The officer placed tho revolver IN his
hip-pocket and ~ he did 30 abe ti,rcw herself
upon him, and made nnot!icr determined effort
10 get hold Of It. Thcp, AZ II overcome by the
excitement into which shn bad unnecessarily
Of tlle attendants anl tainted ilead away. They
laid her aat upon tho floor. ind nad0 some
slight Efforts to resusettato lief. She soon re-
vlved Buttlciuntly to know what was passing
helped her downstairs to = carriage, which had
previously bpGn ordered. 6ho wns driven
at onco t0 tho Arsnory, und during thu ttLno she
WIS tu tlIe carrlnKe spoke not word, but ap-
pGntEu 10 u9 luaEnsIotC.
Upon rcachtlg the station, her clothing was
searched, In the expectation Of finding some
other weapons ia her possession, but naught
wns found save solno nGwapaper scraps, some
prescriptions given by various physietans In tic
North Division, Atia a0tnc papess bearing les
own handwriting, In German, anl written In
blue ink. notwithstanding her a1cited coudi-
tIun sho clutchcl tightly to her boa0In all tho
while largo framed photograph OF her do
ceased Ron, taken when he Has years Of
ago. She rufused to give up the p!ct-
urc, much less to alioW any one
to SEQ It. When placed behind tho bars OF a
witnoss.roonl In the basement, she appeared to
suddenly appreciate thu situation, anu fell oncu
agnln In f,uut, whtcl wns suceGe1Gd by somc
sort Of fit In which she gaspcd convulsively a.
II Tor lack OF OrGath, willie all the muscles Ut
her fran,o twitchcA to aMl fro. Within tho
hour, however, size tad recovered In ErGAt part,
Anll u reporter who showed her few kinlncssca
1lad quite MI Intelligent conversation With her
nbout nlattesa 1t, general. Suddenly she broke
otf short, and exclaimed, sou how ia Mr. Web.
ert Tell me, will hu tecOyerfh
DO you wisl, him 10 sscoyeElh asked the rc.
porter. ...
!" Oh. {. how Is he; will he get tottert't
"Yrs, ! guess &C. Arc you sorry for the
"Yes, yes, yos. But hs ruined me, and
Thought It MY right to ruin him."
TIr revolver with which the shooting wa!
dore IL small sevcn.shooter, neatly made, aud
hen1s stunpel upon the barrel, - XXX Standard,
No. /, j. Il. aiartil,, Now naypn, Conn" All
thu chambers were loaacd, and only une cart
ridge had bcen hfGd.
, 1879-05-02

A TRluuRs reporter called on Mrs. Robert Ut
her cell Ia thu Aruory last evening. She was
III bed, aud evidently suffered severely frou.
nervous prostsauon md excitement. aud It was
not an eaaJ mattey to get auy coheront state
meut out Of llcE She would talk senslbly
enough tor awhile, but Whenever her domestic
troubles wcrs menuaNF sia would get excited
al nervous, ind bog t6 bo lot alone us that was
uobolys business. She had to be uluch coaxe1
to get the following replies 10 the reporters
question
"What mkde you shoot Mr. Weberl"
~ don't know. I was 20 terribly excited that
ild no know what Wa1 doing. O my God,
I ain 50 sorry shot him.
"Wbat caused this sudden cxcItetnent1'
~ don't know. 1haYo been abused 80 much.
They persecutud me. this Wcbor antl Juessen,
till was utmost crazy. Oh, that Juesden IL q
bad, hau man. liz Ia tho cause Of aIl.''
"But how caMs 1t tAat you hal u loasleu se-
, 1879-05-02

wnrIa-c evidently Intended to thrnw It's off our
r1ar.i.-wcre hardly out III her mouth When l
saw The flash ot revolver, atnt Air. weller waa
@ fs to ts 'w c.l 'nk S,nk Il s he se' saw " 's Il:
Immediately took hold os him, and naaci hin
u 10 was Injured. He rl,nptY po!nte., 70 his
abdomen to Indicate where he was shot. !
took him as speedily as possible INTO the other
ufIlcr, laid him upon lounge, nn'i ran for
uhyslctau. Tl,e womnn, In tho meantime. was
iakcu ID charge hy tho dctrctive, Mnl was SUBJ
q ilcr evident coo1ncas, Colonel, would tend
to allow that the shooting was clearly pre-
"ia ny opinion" REPLIED Tho LAWYER .tt i! = "a; a;
assnssinatlous tint ever took place. ebc pur::
posoly putus all otf our guard before she tired
~ sXnd 1t was go sudden that there was no
"IlIc shot eamo 10 quick TINT even the de"
tecttyo had no ebaneo to s7cn sec liz pistol bo-
fore il went ofT, much less to put out hnnd TO
ward away myssl stananE Tery go Goss :o, 70
throw up my hards OF do anything. lie was
sitting, sho standing, and ordinarily, It seems
10 me, the shot would have struck him ID
men, That It did not tand, 10 show, to my mind,
thai sho took de!borate a!m alta dangerous
apot" j., a.. ,n,,,o,,, :, ,n,,,,,v
h10u tAko no BLOCK IN tIaG CtuQuouat INSANITY
business, beltovc, Colonel
mot the least, and certainly not In this case;
and thts emotional insanity busldess-tho kind
Of verdlets wo got lutelJ--Is what prompts
assassipl to do their desperate work md
promises them immunity from punishment"
'.Are you In condition, Cotone', t0 give us 3
brief history Of tho case,-thia woinan's alleged
relations with Mr. Waber and her supposed
attempts to blackmail hiu,7"
"You eau find all that IN tic answer We filed
some time ago 10 her bt1l In tic Circuit Court
1t Ia long story aud that fs tho best way to get
"ilas .his woman evor made any threats
against Mr.. Wcbur{''
Frequently, since be refused to pay her auy
money. she has threatened TO kill him--tlouc 70
h1s, or had, roo1ns-a Mr, Alhutu--to1l me slIe
had revolver At tic house, but ha laughed ut
the idea OF her shooting snybody. because tho
balls she had wcro too 1urgt Ia ut It.. She told
Mr.. Gcogro Weber, before this suit MAS COM
mcncctl, thnt II N1r. Weber did not continue to
nay her money she had tll9 mcnus at hand-lhat
Henry Greenebuum hAd paid her a200-to com.
menco the suit. Thu urecncbsun proceedings
wcrc pending then bcfore Justice D'Wolf,-tho
proceedings with reference to his cmbarrass-
n,ents in the German Savings. I had pro-
scn.lmcnt TINT something terrible was going Ia
happen ull day, md It was with that in ylow
noun, at tic examination in Mr.. Grffenb office,
shc picked up chair and threw II at him, but
Sha{fner and 3rfEu lntor!ered, nnl told her II
behave or 20 out OF tho r0om.h
1t was late by this time, and The Colonel er.
cused hms0ff, saying he mlat 60 up to No, 1Ei
LaSaile street and see tile friend whose life had
been attempted.
, 1879-05-02

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he'd by masked mn,
corner Of Cass nn1t Pearson nj rns,s a. lts
To bo Mrs, Adelaide KnErrt -. hhe pturel
stalcl. WHO lived ut No. II! ~ i'n.nr sr ount
willow wo,iati. who tin sun,tn.r rm y, e'1ret.
hercaved Of her only Inv i,y oes'tc VA,
drowning nt thu foot Of ChIcnp, "ynu! Incidental
lake. Since thu. time shc was s'Gnns, h.,,,lh IN ,le
1,o Insane, etc. It was tbs.leSed IL
Mira. Robert iuaicted tin o"sga Tn",,g! That
herself In all it,snne freak. M she inh .is unoa
heard to remark TINT unless slr f,,,I I.eh a bcen
murderer on cnrth she would kil Ls..,1meE bosa
to Heaven to lcarn tho truth from H., at! ra
angel bay. "et 'sflins
Mr.. Russell keeps naloon nj TIM ,o
Rush mud PGarsou streets' nv .1 e"tnes Of
wlfa was ous Of. Mts w Bis
best frtentld. Tic unfost,,nat. '0ocrti
has sought refuge at Mira Knss"lI,. ,"ptnan
great MANI times Within lhu lost v.,s no'ne
ind has always been treated klmlfy.A Hf tEo,
Eell was called upon by res,ftnr ir.t as. s Nu.'
lie nuhtfeslol Keuntne eurnrsn .'ea!lh4.
told OF thu rash act pf rhn Htirn
tunhte Wu1nan, but, s,hl le. t. ruHio'.
pcctcu It, after all. Ste told mo Il ooo,i u "
times that sha meant to kitl We.rr. an,1 .aahT
70 have warned him to bo uuon III. ,1.':s ,nsahs
But don't know ~ II would IIayc t,,,'s' saa!a.
good She said saio waa gonw Il, brr ''o ~ ,.s any
and shoot Weber aMl then shUot Ler,clfI fI'sos a.os
the police had better look close Or shs wi, Ii ni
, 1879-05-02

A-LArge nrm.thkir, in which Weber waB seated
D-Mrs. Robert standing.
C-Co1, Jucssen standing.
N-DctcctlYc upon lounge.
E-Cnl. ]Messon's table.
F--l.ntrnnce 10 adjoining sntto Of zooms.
G--IIa1l-way entrance.
II L-Winl1ws fronting upoa Washington street.
I-LGWyer ShnfIncr.