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, 1881-07-31

T. o. thompson. the Mayors secretary "anG
the sentiment seemed to lie In favor Of holding q
.conVene1on and nominating i ticket, whether
Ing HepunllcAns did Or not. Tho County Com
.nAttee WILL soonacf On the matter"
JOHN CoLyIS.
Ihe new Democratic County Central Com :
Mlttee mas Just been elected" said John Col
them at their trst meeting, wbicn viii
" neld some time next month My impression
IS tnat full ticket will be nominated What
WIN ue done II the Republicans don't put can
0dnatcs TOR MI the offices in the ad can't say
me talk l have heard aulong Democrats wis
favorable to full tcke1-''
THE EoUSD-ur.
It will be seen from these interviews that tho
matter has been Agitatcd very little but, al
though 1t is ruther early to talk about cvnycn-
uons, 1t is pretty evident t1ut tho Democrats
Wtl. nominate a full ticket What the Repub-
HcaHs Wi!l uo t5 very uncertain. They
may content themselves with putting
n .the f1eld successors III Judge Gary, jack
stephens, and Commissioners Cobur1,, Stewart.
Ayars. Miller. and Woud. trusting that the Su.
prclue Court will hold the act vi the Legislature
10 pc valid and constitutional if the Democrats
make u legal ngnt. Or. suuulu the views Of
6onle OF the Republicans Interviewed prevail
the Democrats will be
NET on THEIR OWN GROUND.
ana u. .full Republican Ticket will be nominated.
lhcn alter lighting mt the political Iasues al
the polls. the successful ones viii he apt to lind
!nc:nSescs With ;luthcr interesting light on
their hands. provided. vi course, tho nrtscnt.
occupants ot The offices i'll question shunIdn'r
nappcn 70 Dc nominated or elected. anu sn.l,t,d
" n 4 ulsposison-as most likely they uilI-to
9"lo GU 10 what they have got, insist that .ht,
Aegls!aturc vas right, and that they told over
until Noscmber, lss.., and appeal 70 the Courts
Iu sustain them. ~~o
, 1881-07-31
THE BElUER TRAGEDY.

The funeral of the late John :Befd1er.. the
young man around whose tragic death there
IS wrapped so much of mystery, took place
yesterday at p. I'll. from the home Of his
parents, corner of Sansamon and jackson
streets, and was largely attended. The SOD
services were conducted by theRey. Arthur
owazey, of the Forty-tirst Street -Presby-
terrain Church, whose remarks were of a
general nature. The singing was by 4
quartet OF ladies'. The coffin was covered
with beautiful floral designs,-a broken col
nfln surhlounted by Il Yrc:lth of ,pansies, q
cross, sHke, aild an eXGuisit pillow of white
roses With the name of the decreased In .yio-
tets; The pall-btarcrs were u. D. Walker, +.
y: Blood a. y. ls.tbc, y. l. Downs, e. j.
Goit, and Ira Wiice. The interment tooE
~p!ace at koselill ""
There was nothing new to be cleaned in
regard to the death Of young Bei.ller yester-
u;ly+ and the conclusion is forcing itself upon
these hitherto Engaged III wOri1ing .,,p.tf1e
case that the young man either committed
suicide orwas accidentally drowned, and that
Ills watch was either lost out Ut the pocket
while. Ill tile water or was stolen BY some
body after the body was washed ashore.
, 1881-07-31
p A MAN WHO HIT 4 WOMAN.

Two nights ago, on the o'clock boat from
| Staten Island. well-iressed Irish woman of
robust frame calmly removed camp stool
from beneath the extended legs of a rublcund
German and put her own feet thereon. The
Germans feet came down to the decI, with a
heartrending crash as he walked from an in
cipfent nap, and he gazea around for the
stool. When he saw where it had gone he
deliberately walked over to the woman,
Jegked the stool away, and gave her Il hearty
slap IN the face. IN an instant she was
around bis neck, with one arm, and boxing
his head around With the free hand III q
most Interesting way. The German
shook her of, but she made another grab
and caught him by the face. Her hand
grasped several features, and, unfortunately
for her, finger came too close to his mouth,
aud he bit it vigorously. She loosed her
hold and tried to get at him again, but the
bystanders interfered.
He hit me; he hit woman" she painted:
snow, madame" said one Of the two
decktands who held her, "you take FOOLS
ndyjce and let him alone.'' ::
Lem HE git at lin. Lem me git-'
She struggled so violently that the men at
last dragged her forward and left her an
tagoDist out Of sight As she was drawn
away she made one more violent effort to
get at the Teutnn, and then disappeared.
He m0pped his face vigorously for a mn
ment, and then said, as he disposed OF I,is |
legs On the contested calnp-stool:
''Shentiemen, dot is der kint of preachers
as We makes our yffes!"
, 1881-07-31
GOSSIP FOR LADIES.
LOVES COMPENSATION.


LOVES COMPENSATION.
BurLette.
&c came to the bower Of her love,
Twanging his sweet guitar;
He cuiied her iu sung his snow white dove.
His lily, his fair, bright star.
He sang that his love was beyond compare;
. His voice was sweet Us his song.
He said she WIS pure, and gentle, and fur:
And thought that he wasn't fur wrong.
Why, he sang and played till tho moon was high
and sweet was the loyc-born strain,
Till the night caught up each tremulous sirb.
and echoed each sweet refrain.
Hc told her he loved her, o'cr aud DER,
With passion III every word
In s1ngS thut never heard before,
And sWeeter ones never were heard.
And 1-wus jealous? Well, scarcely, no;
WAS glad to heur his lay:
even echoed him, soft and low,
When he Sung whAt I,wlnted to say.
For, while he stood meath the windoW-stu.,
Singing my durllng's charms.
snt in the pnrlUr dark aud still,
With the girl thnt be sung In my arms
And what in thunder did have to be mad
about?
, 1881-07-31

i'eeie 11lorocco-covered notebook and an en-.
oto!uered :lnarket-basket, and carried golt
| Ipe'.c4t' wore all esthetic morllile,-costrlme.
I f,1" appcareullke Il vision Of delight before
| market,
~ the tlear, sweet, cunning little pigs ~
sue exclaimed, stopping at an aldern1anic
Stand where several little ,roasters we're on
exhibition. ''I;ll take a couple of those: how
much are they pair.''
Five dollars for two;' was the realistic
answer. @''0'' ~'''''s4e
=: maSn;t Is: that rather high? I guess I'll take
ins't,,,,' iu VI ;ueolsteak and q pound of chew
I naS-sunl instead, and .some-O ,ye3Lsone
SWeetoreatts. S ftn julius said he wanted some
~ m1cG l.esa opes please with plenty Of raisins
!hSn she sailed over to .poultty-stan:
/ all|e you any cllickngS ~ she Asked oF
1ne woman lu attendance ~
- ..iiieaps Of 'e'n,"' was the. reply.
noW y l!ilc'' do they cost a. heap ?'' she
asked n rather a. faint ynice. ''e
!. Anli dollar apiece, ,uen:'
Mell, send up 4 piece tn my residence !,
anu sue Turned to the next STALL and picked
W some little packages that IoOktsi very
ii!e1. WHAT Is this sweet stuff that smells
6ehnt hjyfiy ~. tsh se asked Of "A red-eaded boy
- -lMb1rEer. miss, and it's Just splendid.
!iLyt one >"
She took one, and then she asked the bov
Where they so ldtheir quail on toast,
Amt any i'll the narket,' - answered the
ioad t9,ough, and we'll send YOU some soon
"Mhat are these loyelynavy-bluo berries -,
sie inquired: "They will Just match my
china. Iou may send ME Il busheI.''
flslally she DECIDED to try Il quart, which
sue fin,! Garted herself in tie artistic basket
sweetly an old fellow, III white apron.
ne scratched lis ear with Il pencir for a
yolnteerea.' ss'*'7' ~
These she also took charge of, as she!
guStus., A" ;
J., But she never did, or, rather, when she cot
nome the ollelet w:ts ul;dc with u liberal iii !
miXture of blueberries, and tile front Of her
esthetic dress was ruined. Added to it was
xi ;tli otlnr that sent Julius into spas,ns, aud
lau melted. "N-0 Ae's1
,,,,d Ing Yassar girl did Justice to high Spanisl,
:a!a ans hreek IN the explanation that ellsucti,
ana me next day they burned the morocco
notebook and went to boarding. '0@S0
, 1881-07-31

Sp<cf3k Dfxudfch tn The 1h{reoo .rFrI

| Special Dtspatch to The Chicago .Trtb1.re.
LAKE GENEVA, Wis, July S0.-A ,larg
number OF improvements are being made a
the various places aboutthe lake. Work O,
the new residences Of George Sturges and J
u. Lester IS progressing rapidly, while Judg,
Nithrow's place is finished and the fanil,
have taken possession. Dr. II. n Spencer
at Harvard Park, and Nlr. Daniels at Elgir
lark, are beautfylng the surroundings
Mrs. 6: S. Nethercut fell on broken board
III the Sidewalk recently, breuking her arm
near the wrist and very badly wrel1clinr .the
| liEanleIltS of the hip
Three of the colored walters at Kaycs'
! Fark, WHO were out rowing, were capsizetl
nl the -g'tle Of Sunday, and would have
| drowned but for timely assistance fro;sl
Warwick Park. When rescued they wer..
Dtay;"S &c"Sps ssiS af st. Louis ladies caus, tw,-
/ pound pickerel a few days since, and were 50
excited that they only succeeded in getting
shawls, etc, upon it, and then one lady sat
upon it, and every time the fish Tapped SHE
would CRY, row for 4 boat with i man in
it'' '@'1 4AA
- a change has been made in the c. e.. n.
TO Geneva. Ill., and Fred l. Murray, a
nephew ot Superintendent Murray, has been
appointed to this station.
Two boats OF Bon Ami people were blown
ashore east OF Warwick Park III the gale Of
Sunday, and they were obliged to leave their
boats and foot it back.
~ large excursion under the auspices Of
Division No. s6, Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Englneers , ot Chicago, are expected out here
Aug. e. Between 500 and 500 persons will
probably come up. 1t is rumored that Hes
peria Lodge, Chicago, art also preparing for
an excursion to tile lake at All early day.
Apont thlrt; men and boys OF the choir Of
Ascension Church. Chicago, have been camp
broke camp anu returned to-day.
= regatta gotten up BY parties at Bon Ami
and Euglewood Calnps was planned for TO-
gay, but owing to lack Of wind was inde-
huitly postponed.
i loca! paper published an item about
some boys from Chicago who were stopping
at Hayes Park and had been dubbed The |
JAMES brothers. and it is said that Chi
clsso detective came out here on Thursday |
expecting to tnd the notorious James boys |
when he was informed that they were not |
The ones he was looking after, and that they
lad been gone two days.
q forty-fo0t r0wlng-barge was received at
Lakeside Park this week.
PERSONAL
Judge II. l.. Joslyn and wife, of 1Vood-
took, accompanied by Mrs. Senator John 4
4og;ln, are guests Ut kayes' Park. @@'@ -
Capt. II. Il. Smith and wife, Of Janesvi1}e
re stopping for day or two at Harvard
Prot. Q. ": Fisk, D. D., of the Chicago
heologlcal Seminary, is recreating at the
Ex-Gov. Ludtngton and wife, of Afflwau-
&c. are guests for a short time of Mr. and
[rs. j. G. Walter.
$; Stas se S:2atsf %sA;;l 4 w. 3 RsfgsFsq, John Clark
AYtS' Paris early in thn ff1t.,, |
, 1881-07-31
ESTHETrC HOUSEKEEPING.

She was graduate of Vassar, and, when
she married Julius Augustus Smythe, was
very much like another young lady who has
been embalmed in song
Miss Palias Andora Won Blurky,
~ no didn't know chicken from turkey;
digh Spanish and Greek she could f1uently
speak, =
But her knowledge OF poultry was murkr.
However, she told Julius Augustus that
she was good housekeeper because her
motheF and grandmother were, and 1t ran in
tne family. So on the strength OF this be
went to housekeeping. She bought a sweet
, 1881-07-31
German Sympathy and Opinion.

Berlin [VrrespoNlence Nftu Fork Ecenlng Post.
It can easily De Imagined that the news OF the
pnInful sensation nil over Germany. III Berlin
there was one cry OF Indignation. The danger
Gus condition Of the Empress whose recovery
doubtful. fell entirely into the BACKGROUND be-
fore tho Presidents cruel fate. The Offices Of
the popular neWzp4Dets were besieged by
, 1881-07-31

Can a young lady who is eyerlastineI |,
Emitting her eyebrows be called industrious
| VIII the coming man use both hands -:
| Is a question asked by a scientific exchange.
| ~Wo:do not see.how the coming man can use
poel hands unless the coming woman drives
the horse---Peck'S Sun:
| "What is the reason Col. McSpiIlkins does
| not live with his wife any more..e' asked
Ghhooly Of an Austin lawyer. "There are
sondty aild divorce reasOus," responded the
lawyer observation-disclosures S{ftiaagS.
| The Profession OF: Beauty: Business-}i1-a
| nlH!nna Ito fashionable West End i1vsier,-
Now. what would lou charge for exhibit
,pI wifi' ecu Geppo OF daughters photographs,
couple of:months or so:"'-Londo,l Punch.
The shoemaker Of whom Walters ortlered
a piur' or heavy shoes, with lla;f-pounGj.
copper toe OIL the right, one, at Lodi. n r..
wondered what WAS the purpose uf the
StranEe contriyalce until he heard OF Miss
Natiels oeau being frightfully kicked out
OF the house.
A Cincinnati girl spent all her leisure time,
Tor three Years in learning to box: and then.
when she got married aid wanted to iishf:
ller husband, she went at him and pulled
halr and scratched the same as any other
woman would. You can't make over hll-
man nature.
a new autograpll-album has just been:
50 mat when lie album is presented to the :
helpless victim death stares him in the face
until ne has penncd a beautiful sentiment
aud written signature that his banker
would refuse to recognize. !;
-, L9ye 9; under Sirius: George. do you love
but II George, low can can .yc" ycw:| say
but? What has changed you ?' "Weii,
CARA, have d, prejudice, a--a-wllat under:
, 1881-07-31

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
ELGIN, ILL.,, July :D.-4Ailother death from
malignant tiphtlcria occurred to-tlay,-
James. a chilli of Frederick Frescke. This is
the thfrtt oftllis family dying of tho disease
within a'week. aud Il fourth, the last .of two
pair OF twins, is very low. Mr. FreScke ;ls1s
lost twelve children.
, 1881-07-31

n.
Uncle Pleasant Batkins is 80 and his wife
-. The other day a friend said: "Uncle
Pleasant, why in the mischief did you marry
a woman nearly OLD enough to be your
mother ?'' "You see, boy" he replied, with
a sigh, II wus wurkin' for Long John
F1eeman-fn in Hanover. when was lest 18, and
, 1881-07-31


Il LONDON correspondence Philadelphia Ttn.ts
Yesterday the crush Mas simply ulagniti
cent. The Fonr-in-Hand Club had a meet
ana the admirers OF the mail-coueles swhicl
leave the Hotel Brunswick at 5 D. III. or
peasant afternoons should really have been
on hand here yesterday to see .the original
thing, The Prince Of Wales was on the box
OF the Earl of Macclesie1u's coach, his Lord.
sup holding the ribbons. Tile Prince never
drives q matl-coach in town. / believe one
OF the unwritten laws of Royal proprietv for
bids It. The Princess of Wales came. like
the rest Of us, to see the sport She was in
4 superb high open bar0uche, drawn by four
spanking bays of brilliant action, .bu1 sound
to tile core. and gentle as kittens in the hands
them. ''11' @-o'e
A,word in your ear. Alexandra is bleach
ing her hair. Fact, I assure you. She used
10 have plentiful crop Of nut-proWn locks
nut now there is a decided blondish tint.
winch art, not nature, has thrown there Il
Is really quite amazing to observe the YOUTH
f9l appearance-eye girIish-of this motller
or lve children. Yesterday, IN her charm
1ngly Simple dress of dark-blue linen. with
deep square coliaret OF Irish lace, and Iler
tiny, straw bonnet trimmed with cherries
sue 1elu lcr own IN grace a1ld charm with
the most renowned beauties present, whether
these were driving. OIL foot. or salloping over
the historic Sward of Rotten Row. Well.
when q woman is a Princess she can witl,
1mpunlty cultivate gc'lrc, however strange.
Alexandra;s Ce'lrc is a stiffness of bear
ins, total absence Of sinuosity which, con
trary to all the traditions of feminine grace
Sttll conveys the impression Of great dignity.
In publlc. no matter now Wearisome the Ger
emonIes III which she may be taking part,
sue never assumes any attitude which might
seem to Indicate fatigue. She always sits 5oit
upright, and the distance from her car tin tn
, 1881-07-31
HOW TIE LITTLE pRNcESSEs
DRESS.

Ao''Hoh correspondence Philadelphia Tines
AS TO the little girls, if T were asked tc
name those who, being the children of \ Iadv
are uniformly: :mosr plainly dressed and who
conduct themselves most :nlodestly of all
such In England, l should say at once thf
Attle Princesses of .Wales.'' l have seer
them at;thebpera with their parents, when.
on one occasion, the little one getting sIeepy
htsr mother took her upon her lap and let
t1er sleep there OH her knees all the evening:
1 nave seen them at charitable ceremonies
which were attended with much pounp.aud
circumstance; lave seen them, ,ri,iiuo firiy-
ing, walking. boating, aid on none of these
occasions, / venture to say did tue wea ring
apparel of each one of the iittie
girls, exceed i'll cost $40 bill. 4
simple white muslin frock. ,1ltldecoratet by
any lace, :unretievetl By any silk sIip Or
expensive sash, formed the opera costume: ::
Inc winter or boating dresses are of serge.
tne summer dresses Of washing prints. And
~ are nude III the simplest style, no golfer
neS, !nckerlngs, houncl1gs; no bias bands,
no o.knile-pleltings. No feathers; i1Ithe lats:
no y furbelows anywhere Would that tile
:" Mrs. l4,fties" of America, those vulgar
anu tastaless creatures who at the PRESENT
tlllle at tne Saterl1ig-pacesa all over the coun-
Try are making the uodies OF: their children a
mere means OF paradlng their power to sreuI
money, anu who are running tie moral health
OF thelr offspring by intoxicating in these i'm
presslohable young, breasts a mad passion
TOT personal sttornnlent; would that these
Sllly anu reprellensibie mothers, 1 say, could
pc hereto see heipattern set in this matter
!pS 'tne trlncess. .0f.Wales.
, 1881-07-31

S'4ry Ann Russ. Old Mrs. Kusses' only
daughter, was. 80 if she WIZ. day. al
every .quiltin' she used to chuse mo for lle1
partner, and everybody, said lit 'pearet
!lke She wnr u conrtin' me She
= heap Of things, but still / slidr:i
lave no notion other. Well, one Christmas
rye Il went to the old woma,l's, and lad
hardly sor dawn before ,Sary<Ann: brought
me somesweetpertatop pie, Which she knowed
/ was lnonstr0us fond OF. Willie Iwas eatin'
lee.'heard the old woman up-stars i countin'
silver dallars. Now, thar was no plaster 1o
,he 4 senln., and the nl'stars foo hai cracks in
itas' 'W!tte as my. finger. So., you see, could
near: 1te Jingle of the, money jest as well
rs IT Il had. been mp thar myself. When
she had. counted 906 / '.irawed up -Sary
AnIiana popped the question In course she
sstld sile'd have me, and the next Thursday
we was marric.l. Now; what do you think I
1onnd ont the next.lay? Why, that the hid
woman 'eiidn,t'ilave but thirty Mexican dol
lars, anu that she counted 'an over and over
jest to fool Inc. Don't marry for money: bov.
specially for silver dollars.''
, 1881-07-31

Thefe, Sllu lie, you can form an idea
from that as to what lumber is doing. un-
derstand that the m0nopolists have got. hold
of all the available timber, and that they are
going to keep OIL pushing it up TO the last
some sense in talking OF the immediate econ. yssl
omy of putting up frame house, hut now.
sir, with this increase in the price of lumber
it actually costs fully as much to put up
small frame cottage as it does to put up
the persons who are figIlt,ng the the
narrowing Of the fire Limits hare
not called attention to this fact, because It is.
after all, one Of the strongest arguments On
their side. According to the papers. the
ctanlor in favor of theordinance Is because It
GIVES THE pooH MAN A CHANCE
to build more cheaply. Now, know good
deal about poor men and their buildings.
and I tell you, sir, it WON'T enable them to |
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4 Desperate Husband

NV YORK, Nov. 22.-Jscob L,usrna5n,
six ger, iarrs.l:i i: fis store y,serdcg With
Il! wife, t-r5iinp. s.d. !: is ss!i, st;eatseed
Der lie. Peer ieus>r. % Ct b, s0is Uss,
:ass!tsred, ssd. / j oilie3s6 c, sss tie Tesas OF
saeisc TIA ': Il - ;tlcl o-!:s 500. IS sia
:et ;:.c rcon L.u.!m,rn '9insd ca heCg.s
ani SO, biz, ia q. SIDE Il ug I'll AID iG
ss:a;isat esc2p.d Tie po,. T=uov.l tic
vcu.dsG MO- TO Ro7ScrcI Il sg!!ol. wn,-e ale
auTt sas !ou a9t 70 b. seri;u: Later II tie
da7 Lluerm.5a purchased sro.hsr ,:.ici, ts:-
lrg tcst lis 6ts: one Il the rGoli where he hid
shot Fla sclk,sn. TIE s:c,nd pistol w.9 a
56-,sib.e "au.lice. BE !oed:d :5a f'e
cnari pcfa md gritg i1to :::s vas9r1c.0 & s.
Io5u lG I b lv,tu,. 6rei b. !u.ocgh bis
otslo, TIE bullet psss;aR q ae !4(t II tie hes6,
ras renain;:: Cn;:er tie sSin. Tie trtub G
O. VI 81 Tie Gecs: aId Sis wife ives csu..d,
i is S.li, pirt'y ty jsa!.u y SOD PAT y II
diink.
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DIED.

Mis- MARIA KERR died suddenly this
morning st General Norton Marye's residence
apparently without pain. She w,s about 70
yesce Of sge and though her he,itn 1.s good,
she had never entirely recovered her strength
since severe illness about yesr sgo. A tu,er,
note unseif.h: higt- minded, afsciionate vom
81 never lived. Her whole life was spent ID
work for others To relieve oilers from labor
snd anxiety was her delight. she was devoted
member OF the Eonsn Catholic Church, snd il.
Illustrated sne hishes: typo of Christi ,nl.y by her
daily walk. All of her rels,iVes h I'D passed away
os!o-s her. tn: she WAS esteemed and loved ~
the re.ra.s And dearest relation by the family
with whom abe had lived for nearly fifty years +,
and TO Wnom her loas is irreplable
:. hoE: 70 1881, ottyphoid pneunonis, ~ LA
Gaines sa.a m ea o aus Of . nz Isa
from her isse home, Falls Church, Va, TO day,
November Is. 1881. a. Glencsiru, hsresidence
Q, her grsndfsshsr. Ju1gs 4. G. L. Moncurs.
V!S5lh1A SOUTrER. second daughter OF
w 8nsssce snd Nary Knox Aoncer,, in the
Eth year o: her sEs.
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Wonderful Vitality.

NEW YokK NcG. % There Is ct p.oseos
every pr spec: ct the rscivary Ct u 81 MciGja
7. Jacobus. Tha V5s shoi ty Der lsVer st Peru
y. j., on the % o OF Oi:ot last. [: viii b.
remembered hat j Jhn H. Wolfe, . yeuog a1ao
from jersey Ci,S, wno hsd foI SINE ,irle
been payiog atten!ioos to Hiss J,cotu:,
called 90 her Ihs. day sud pisyiu!ly poiatad
gun g. her. She told hin it vas loaded,
but be Gid DOT heed the warning and the euu
wen. off, od9iag a Isr7e charge OF sact
90 the right side Of Miss Jacobus. The ply
scians vno were summoned prououcc.d the
CASE ,ssariy !s.sl, ard did not even think
tbss Miss Jacobus would !cect moye than 80
hour or;so. l5s.ead If chat she is si! ais,
aud tie CAS-. is attr.c Ing considerable al'et-
ton enons The medical t:s.erpi.g of NV Je;-
se7. The ordca SaatTo a1d belt icchas lous
end two i.caes vide. rbe teath AID eleventh
ribs we're f.sc.ursd aId poftiora CT the bone c.I-
ried into the body. Ihe lung visa perforated,
the full th.ree striking he lower portion Of il
and lscerItng i! terribly. Besides tie bones CT
the ribs portion. OF iha co.kirg aud co.ses-s
part CT ice ~hsleboce CT tbs ls,lor-Ha.e 81 O.
into the body sid j: il tie Opinion Of shs ply
eicaNs. clear 70 rough TIE iuo2. The gun was
buck sho. There hsve been taken Gus O.: the
wound iwsn.y.,!1 shc:, 20 !hes sill about
two hundred remsia ttoae Of the Eaces o.:
dress or Whsleboue Escc jet pro.fuiei. For q
few oars after thu shooting tic wound dis
charged si- from the luaga. witch i::usd with q
guTsliDg noise, bu: this mas cc,:et s.d tie
youag lady is apparently doi4s veil. No signs
OF py;cnis have yet sc: II, and Inc TcIcd is
Gradually clasiag 10