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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-10
CRIMINAL VARIETIES.
Culled Here and There from the Columns OF
the Daily Prees.


Heavy BOnd kODbery.
About noon last Saturday, while MIR. EeIs,
president of the Commercial National Bank
at Cleveland, Ohio, was engaged in an inner
room Of the bank cutting the coupons from
Sl17 900 worth of railroad bonds, at The same
time talking to Geo. II. Ely, heavy iron and
ship owner who sat a few feet from him. q
medium sized, genteel.looking young man
cane In and sat down few feet from Mr.
| Ely, apparently waiting for an opportunity t.
speak to Mr.. Eels, the bank president Mean
time the latter had finished clipping The bonds
and placed them in paper box on table by
his side the conversation with Mr.. Ely con
tinulng; but Mr.. Ely, who had stood between
the stranger and Mr., Ecls, now changed his
position to the other side, SO that the latter
turned round IN his revolving chair, the box
with the bonds thus being behind him. Al
this moment the "geneel young man" quietly
withdrew, and 1t was perhaps an hour after
wards before Mr.. Eels discovered that his
bonds had disappeared with him. The bonds
all belonged 10 Mr.. Eels personally, who is
said to be worth rlillion of dollars. He al
once rushed out Gld notified the police, at tht
same time oilerirg reward Of $1,000 for thu
recovery OF the bonds and arrest OF the thief
and furnishing the newspapers with full
description of the thief and the stolen proper
Ity. At latest accounts no trace had been
found of either, though it Is not perceived how
the thlft can ESCAPE detection If he attCm pts Ia
dlspCfe of the bonds.
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On the night of Nov. 90, Charles Lynch, a
leweler at Oxford, N. c., while returning from
his store at night to his home in the suburbs
of the town, was waylaId and brutally mur
dered by Louis Burke and John Booker, two
negroes with half dozen aliases. The affair
Occasioned intense excitement and the friends
of the victim at once instituted search for the
perpetrators. About a week ago Burke and
Booker were arrested, charged with the assas
sinatlon and were lodged in jail Last
Friday night an armed body OF fifty or sixty
men visited the JAIL and forced the jailor to
deliver the two murderers up. They made a
full confession OF the crime, after which they
were carried to the outskirts of the village and
hanged to a tree. The negroes begged pit
eously for mercy, but their eXecutioners only
reminded them of how little they had exhibit.
cd toward the man whose life they had so re-
Gently taken. After disposing of the negroes
the mob quietly dispersed to their homes.
On the same night two negroes, named Jor.
dan and Craig, having been caught at Yazoo,
Miss, and confessed TO the murder of Robert
Catlln, near Huntsield Landing, Miss, on the
nth ult,, were carried by an Infatuated mob
to Shepbardstown and hanged.
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We received yesterday full Dine Of the famoa

We received yesterday full line Of the famous
Lowell Engraved Cards. OF designs of 1872,
for ball programmes, invitations, &c, and very
tine advertising purposes. Nothing heater is to
be found in the city. Indeed, the FREE TRADER
printing rooms Is the only house that pretends
to carry this high. grade line of goods. We also
take orders for several hundred other styles OF
goods OF this class, which will be filled on short
nstiee. For the holidays socially, the FREE IRA
DER offers novelties In printed invitations, pro-
grammes, admissions, dinner names, &C, that
no other house in the county win pretend TO
equal. Call and see our goods.
OsNAS & HArENAS.
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IL has been ordered by the state Board OF
Health that all children attending the public
schools will be required to be vacclnatcd before
the first OF January, or be denied admission to
the schools, unless they can show to the physi-
clans good scars OF former vaccination.
La Sale Press: eve coudOne with our Ottawa
friends In their municipal misfortunes, md
although La Sale ia not now in quite such a bad
financial condition, there ID no telling how soon
she will be-"
Tonica paper: "The Merchants Association
OF Ottawa is the symbol OF II newborn enter
prise among the business men at the hub. II
NAV succeed In drawing few odd shekels."
Marseiles paper; "A meeting of the business
men Of our city was held in Occidental hall last
evening, for the purpose OF forming n Business
Mems Association, TO aid in advancing the man.
ufacturing and other interests OF our town, and
TO take steps to secure another railroad to this
poiHt."
With an empty treasury to draw on, 1t IS diff
cult to see the sense OF running up bill for
street labor of 1913 for last month. Can't the
street supervisor utaW uls Wages having
q gang OF men to bosss
The Ckren,cle, n. Y, gives the following state
ment OF losses by fire in the U. s. end Canadas
for October, 1881 and 1880;
Aggregate Losses Sll,76O,O00 N,697OOO
To lns. Coz. S5,9SO,3OO &4,oI5,oUO
No of Fires $50 1,006
a lpta ghar
1869, 400, when the 4th avenue car harms aud
the Morrell warehouse were burned, with loss
of nearly "a, $4,000. The lowest loss per day
WAS on the 18th, $4,000 Illinois lost tSsS;oo0
during the mouth; New York, s., 1872, 500 (the
greatest loser, aSd Vermont 500 900 (the least.
Among the risks burned were II blacksmith
shops, IL breweries, II drug stores, % -four and
grist mills, IA furniture factories, ll5 country
stores, IS hotels, 81 liquor stores, IL ice houses.
Is livery stables, - saw mls, - freight cars, :
planning mills.
The only excitement Of the week was rumor
that W. z. Bowmans nane had been sent TO
the Senate for approval as Ottawa's postmaster
The report lacks confirmation but after all
Bowman seems the only comfortable candidate in
town.
II is to be hoped the business men Of the city
will take pains TO attend the meetings OF the
Business Mems Association, for il Is not likely
the entire proceedings will appear In print, such
publicity not being at all desirable for all pur-
poses. .
Speaking Of lighting Ottawa with the electric
light, the city is specially favored for cheap in
PRODUCTION of the light In having water power
which could be used. One power on the hydrau-
lie basin is now unused, which the city could Sc
cure on favorable terms, no doubt, giving ample
power. Most cities are compelled TO rely on
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-10
THE COURTS.
Tho Appellate Court.

The December term Of the Appellate Court De-
ran on Tuesday, with full bench present oh
wednesday rs candidates were examined LOT au'
mission TO tie bar. They were examined ny tue
Court direct, no board of examiners being e"''
ployed as formerly. The names oil the success,
IN, candidates have not yet been announced but
are expected this morning.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-10

What the blazes do you want the nomina'
ton forf You're sure to be defeated at the
polls" 50 said R,gbag to young Symonos.
Yes" said Sy monds. 81 know II, but must
have the nomination. You see I'm engaged
to be married. and want to get out OF 1t, ana
If run for Office, the opposition papers VIII
give me such "A horrd bad character that TIE
girl won't have me anyway. Catch the ideaF
- RostOn Post
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New Envelopes ,

Messrs. Osman Il Hapeman have on sale a new
envelope, illuminated with picture OF the City
Of Ottawa on the face, engraved from photo by
Wheeler. These are very handsome goods and
should be seen by all business men.
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Lisbon correspondent Of Morris IndepeHd'"G
Heres your railroad clatter! Lisbon 10 threat
ened TO be ovcrrun with railroads. Besides the
Morris & Rockford and Chicago Il PEORIA the
road from Sheridan TO Earlville, now being com
pleteu, displays a charter entitled Joliet, Rock
ford IL Northwestern-we won't be sure about
the Northwestern" but the Joliet u Rockford
Is in earnest. We are told by person, that a
civil engineer of the c., b. u q. told him tha'
the road from Sheridan TO Joliet would be loca'-
ed this winter and built next summer Civil en-
gineer Jackson, OF Millington, says he has been
approached in regard to looking over the road
work that was done on the Chicago Pekin &
Southwestern, from Strcator to Chicago. +. n.
Lewis, Of Chicago, says the Chicago q Peoria
has been In soak for more than year, and there
is heaps Of money backing it, As far as the Nor
ris IL Rockford is concerned, you know more
than we do.
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Ruckien's Arnica SaIve.

The Bgsr SALvE In the world for Cuts, Bruises
sor.s. Uic.rr, salt Rhcum, Fever Sores, Teller,
Chapp,d ilands, Chilblains, Corns, ana all SKIN
Eruptions, and positively cures f'lcs, l,e euar'
an,,.d Ia give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded Price - cents per box. For sale by
Y Griggs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-10

"a lady had the flesh eaten off her arm by
scrofuln Could rec the stnevs working, Lind
se,'s Blood Ssarcher' CURED her" D. Rals'on,
Pa
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Stationery Supplies.

We hare uU the InteSt ideas IN bus
mess stationery, hare neW type, and
use the Holder Blotter- Pad for Keep
inc printed supplies clean and ham,
dy for use. The Holder Pad is the
best in use. 1t is heater, cheaper,
more cOnueniemt, less c1tmbrOuS and
does its WOrk better than any other
blotter uet inuented. as a mere glance
at it WiU prove to any man. We
guarantee satisfaction to all our
customers. SiUin6 the best material
and best UorAc for the money in IT.
tara. If you mant something good
and neat call on
OSMAN g. HAPEMAN,'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-10

According TO the annual estimate Of Dir.
Lawes, of Rothsmsted, England, the seven
seasons ending with 1881 have been more dis
as,rous TO British agriculture than any seven
consecutive years Of which there is any record,
ain 1862" be says, "twotbirds OF the total
bread consumed was the produce OF home.
grown wheat A few years later the require.
mep,s of the country were me, BY onc-hslf of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-10

lday. The frat uses the big instead OF the edi'
torial tive" and the latter refuses to publish ad
v.r,iscments of Ottawa business houses on the
ground that Narcotics trade may DC injured
thereby.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-10

three and that of 1881 will also supply only
about one loaf in three required"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-10

me grain prces cover whole range Of market from ware
,nuse nricas 10 prices Maid for odd loads for feed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-10

BUSINESS MEn-The Business Mems Associ-
alton met at Lynch's Hall on Wednesday even
ing and adopted set OF Laws. The report
of the committee on Hall reported in favor OF
the Red Ribbon Hall in Cheeyer's Block, which
recommendation was accepted; 80 that In future
meetings will be held there. The Secretary
was instructed to transcribe the constitution
and BY. Laws to a book provided for that pur-
pose. When readyit will be taken in charge by
a committee appointed for that purpose, consist
ing OF Y. L. Fiske, B. Hess and w. c. Rialc, who
will call upon the business men OF the city for
their signatures, making them members. On
motion of DR.. Harris VISITORS committee was
appointed by the chair, rs follows: DIR. j. D..
Harris, W. II. Hull, Jos. Megaian, +. A. Nattin-
ger, W. J. Phipps, Thos. E. Mackinay and b.
Hess. After some other business Of interest the
meeting adjourned to the first Monday evening
In January next.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-10

La Sale Press: eve condonc with our Ottawa
friends In their municipal misfortunes, md
although La Sale ia not row in quite such a bad
financial condition, there ID no telling how soon
she will be-"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-10
Nth lDbert(Sfr,su .
Holiday Goods and
Christmas Presents

At prices you have heard of before, and bar
gains you cannot afford to let pass. l want every
body to come and see what have and see my prices
All prices arc marked in plain figures. l want yOu
Ito ceme if YOU don't want to buy, just to see the
goods. My stock exceeds all former years. have
added Toys OF all sorts. l have every description OF
Holiday Goods kept in drug stores. book stores and
toy stores. Any persons who come to Ottawa with
ont seeing my stock and prices will do injustice to
themselves.
e. Y. GRIGGS.
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Thu ,,ounty Ofices.


6;ssa Court and clsrfSoG end of Court down
'sn,tr.-ssme. up stairs. .
Cou1ty 1oeni'-W lther's Block, up stairs;
SSpI Or Cor.tr1estO O,,. VI D. s,d Tlrus'-Same'
The following were this week granted licenes
70 marry;
Frank Davis and Ida Mecks.
Chester A. Smith and Martha H. johnston
Myron 1. Sherman and LYDIA wood
WIN. Booker aud Nina Talbot.
Rose II. Harger and Maggie T. Murray
WIN. X. Beach and Rachel Richardson
August Ziebarth and Annie NJ. Huber
Henry Necland and Maggie Malone.
Miles NJ Wilson and Harriet Johnson
ROYAL T. Morgan and Hattie j: Gurnea
Jo6n C. Enylehard and Ella f. Hough.
John A. Sale and Mary A. Ostrander.
hlferd II. Dorsey and Malinda hahhih'
Almon Woods and Margaret a. Logon.
John A. Shartel and Eva H. Hazard
REAL ESTATE.
Tho h,.s,ness Of the week closed with Deem
her lat. the end OF the fiscal year. The trans
fers OF real estate, as Endorsed by these ihs'ru'
meHts was; ~ oo
Sales. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o. Sa2 IN
Loans. ............... ''''''''''' "''O'0
CITY real estate was more quiet. the transac'
tons IN city property being only
Sales ..''''.'-''''''' '.'''N 90, 00
Loans. '''''''" ","'''''
The sales we're distributed as follows: Ottawa,
Q s4925; La Sale, $500 Peru, 4, 5000; Earlville,
3 sl05S. 70; Mendoza 500; Rutland, $i25;
streator, 2, $51l. So Manlius, 40. The loans:
Rutland, 500; Marseiles, 5000; Strcator, $500;
Earlville. 5000; Mendoza, 1884; Ottawa, 5000;
Peru, $3.50
Among the transfers were the following;
Rachel Walker to Joel G. Walker, Oct 20, 1881,
25 SEA lot 4 and l2747a lot nwq 6,S2 l, Eden and
nwq 81, 33, |, Peru l4,3s9.5O. 90
To G. T.. Miller, Oct. 3 lots l, .. 8, 4, DIX 10,
Stson's adm, Earlville, $500.
C. Knight to Ezo Mace, Oct 10, lots bk
10 and undv Il lot ok l6, Days adm, Ottawa
{. g. Phelps to II. B. Nef, Nov. 80, lots A and
13. blk 10, Green's ad., Ottawa, 81, 800.
swq nwq 1852 ophiI, 5000 " W ~ II wt to F.
W. Weaver, Sept. !, undv = sh II ~ Walth'
nm, 10000 2414a pit nh swq B,3l.3 Eagle,
81 800. Eh nwq 1884, Otter Creek, 81 600.
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Tive TSlleUllUUe.

II has been ordered by the State Board o.
Health that all children attending the public
school. will be required to be vaccinatcd before
the first OF January, or be denied admission tc
the schools, unless they can show to the physi
clans good scars OF former vaccination.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-10

With an empty treasury to draw on, 1t IS dill
cult to see the sense OF running up bill for
street labor of 1913 for last month. Can't the
street supervisor draw his wages without having
a gang of men to bosss
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-09-10
A Temperance Tale.

On the line OF march from tarna to
E.ltshik had to stop at a small Bulgarian
village. where one Of our divisions was to
halt 10. the mat. found French drag.
onn rcsim. ut ..:!ic.. ..>.. 49,. ~. u-.s~..
n.c.lt there for several weeks. Acco>tilS
tine Colonel. inquired VIVA, facilities thcr,
we're for obtaining forage nvar the village.
sad he gave ms ample satisfaction on the
subject with great cordially. II: was Il fine
old sollir. Of the rongh.a .d.rcady- t,vt (,
who hal seen hot work AS he called il in Al
gcria A decided alcoholic tint about his
nose betrayed the fact that hc Vas fire.
drinker as well as tire-cat.r. went on
10 ask him about the water. The wat
hc repeated, with IL tone. Of uni.iS',cd As
constituent. wv III. yes, C"!ou:l, replied
l. us the water good: is it dr;nk.blc::
"Faith," said DC with Il tone Of contempt.
II know nothing abnu, it. Ny horst !"..l
c,,Inn,;'iN.
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Sitting Bulls Children.


Sitting Bull is ~ years Of age and has
>tvcn children, among them two pans 0!
,Nins, the younger being four winters old
Their names are Woc-a-na- pa pa, u The,
observation-disclosures { hanged. In '"se Oh
the battles With Mics another child was
left upon the field and therefore its name
is They Fled. and Let. him. \ third i
called Paparorc;" Swea. meani,. one
whose heat is brave. or h Mo stands
and fights. Crow.or,. \ >gvrn-vrar,u old
boy. was designated hv y, Old warrior t.,
surrender his arms. II i :, Ti:n' it'.'
fellow twin ot the Child Who. brings
Word trnm-thc Lodges, 50 named from.
Important intelligence. hrn,yi' b> Il. li',.c
fellow trns.. the ,h,,an, l"i .,> during "rs
~ the most cNriiin. campaigns. y tour
teen wear nd daughter i named S!,r h''-
Chances at iuu-t>. She Walks. from he
li>p'~itinn To ,,irt. it i presumed. y
"r'cntccn year old daughter Is named
Shookratota, the Woman With MANY.
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Turned White From Terror.

Lore Star ran,l, is becoming famous as
productive OF some very remarkable sheep.
1t was IN .hc Lone Star ranch tina. the
wonderful threc-ply sheep was born. We
refer OF course, to the sheep with three
eyes, three ears and three tails, which, vas
fully described in the Colorado Springs
Gazette some ,rrck: ago. We have re.
cci,ed adv;c,s from our special correspond.
en:, ". W. Cook, whom We have engaged
as specialist to keep a scientific eye on
the peculiar happenings at the ranch. In
t.le course Of lis .t,t>r on the recent phv,
nonenon, Mr. Cook says: "As most Of your
readers probably know, black wool brings
from five to ten cents pound less than the
corresponding grade Of "hite wool. III
order to secure the separation OF the infer
i,'r product as Oar shearing operations pro-
dressed, we placed the black sheep III a
pen by themselves. There were thus on
last Tuesday night sixtv.:hrce back sheep
and sons Lambs alone in one Of the ccrrals
During the night coyote entered and
greatly surprised to find in the morning
that the wool on the remaining sixty two
sheep had turned perfectly whit. from ter.
ror. Happily this increase in the valu. Of
the wool more than balanced the loss or the
sheep tha, were Killed. The bleaching ef.
fects Of fear on the human hair Is well
known hut never heard any previous in
stance Of its action on animals. merely
state thc facts as they occurred and leave
to "''rrs practical application OF them.
which viii doubt not, add thousands oi
uo,l.;r> to the value Of the annual WOO!
product Of this couutry." The facts given
50 siclnctly by our correspondent are de-
serving Of especial notice, and will no
GU I, attract much attention. upon the part
ri st: n.iStS
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A Bachelors Plight.

+ here lives not Il thousand miles from
town f,cinatin" Dung bachelor, who
slIls his ancestral il ex with his ow, hands
During the recent ...atcd spell he was en-.
gagged IN blowing his corn, and the exces.
| si.e rrdhotedness -. the temperature con-
strained him to eh. i more than the regular
amount Of clothing, in order that nc might
extract AS much comfort as possible from
the shy breczes that occasionally fitted
about his undra cNtrcmitie>. While the
amount Of his drare,y was limited almost
to the one snowy garment which the lines
Of Hood have immort,lized, some evil
spirit moved a bevy Of fair na;.ic,s to call
upon the industrious bachelor Finding
his mansion locked. they proceeded to the
field. At the turn Of row the untortuu.
ate plow'nan caught a glimpse OF the tai,
invaders. His pantaloons were at the
other end and terror seized him. What
should he do' Should he tncc, the maid.
ems at 50 great disadvantage or should lie
escape to the fir; ~ shade Of the neigh.
boring tii:ckc:' Discretion finally gained
the mastery. and sis two stout and uniu.
numbered legs him ho,neward with
the velocity ot the wind. \, crnvcn.
lent distance III, torinentor> followed, and
a. they rc,ch,d crest Owe i,koin. the
bachelors hall they saw figure lalt,
drap..d III a robe nf flowing white di>ap.
pear through the ndow Of his r,,sti,.
lodge. 1..c> had come; they had ski,
they had corqured.
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A Strange Child.

a twenty months-old baby in Vernon,
Texas, ran away and was lost one night in
the woods. The whole neghborhond
turned out, and the next morning the little
one was found mile from home, but in
the twelve hours that bad elapsed it had
become apparently as wild as hawk, II
knew no one, and bit and scratched with
all strength when any one approached.
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HORSES and another Standing. Medicine.
! Woman. Mrs. Sitting Bul! is ahou, 4s,
years old. aud a fi,,c type Of Indian beauty
Chicago Times
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-17
Circulating Cards.

The late General Lord Airey was once
guilty of an amusing bit Of preoccupa-
ton. Calling on another nobleman,
three or four years ago, he took out his
card case and handed to the footman
who was to announce him, what ne
thought was his own little bit OF paste
board. Jeames being new to his place,
and not knowing the visitor by sight,
gave the card, with the usual formality,
to his master, who, after gazing at it IN
perplexity for moment or two, handed
it in turn to tall and dignified-look-
ing soldier who happened to be IN the
room with him, and who at once per-
ceived his own name engraved on the
piece of stationery. Great, indeed, was
the astonishment of worthy General
Airey when he was shown up stairs on
finding out what he had done-snatched
up half dozen visiting cards from his
mantle piece without waiting to see II
they were his own, thereby giving him,
self five or six different aliases to sail
under during the day.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-17
Owned to His Record.

The editor was sitting in his revolving
canebottom chair, when Tornado Tom,
Ihe ment that Re had sE3afhdeeaa st deaaA a 55pdm il
out of four dollars.
"It's lie clear through" said the
Terror, striking the table with his fist.
ssI'm as good a man as smells the at
mosphere in this section.'
''Perhaps you are BETTER" said the
editor meekly.
"Mv record'n compare favorably
with yourn," said the Terror, with a
sneer; ''perhaps there are a few little
back rackets in your life, sir, that
wouldn't bear a microscopic investiga-
ton"
"Oh, SIR" said the editor, visibly agi-
tated; "don't rscall the past; don't
bring up the memories of the tomb; l
know i've led hard life-I don't deny
it. / killed Shorty Barnes, the Bowery
Boy of New York-hacked him all to
pieces with knife. | have atoned for
it thousand times. / blew a mans
head off at log-roll in Kentucky, and
bitterly have repented of my folly. l
slew q lot of inoffensive citizens of Oma-
ha at a poker-game over a paltry four
dollar pot, simply because got excited.
Oh, could | but cheat the tomb OF the
men have placed in its NAV, | would
be happy. But it was all owing to my
high temper and lack of early training.
know that L have been wayward,
wicked; aud you have a right to come
here and recall those unhappy memo
ries; but it's mighty mean for all that.
Nobody with heart would treat man
like YOU have me- Don't leave, stranger,
III tell you ALL / sawed mans head
off with an old army-saber just for
The Texas Terror was down stairs and
halfway round the corner, while the
editor, taking a fresh chew OF rattle
snake twist, continued his peaceful avo-
cation as quietly as law-apiding citi-
zen.-Salt Lake Tribune.