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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-04-08
GENERAL NOTES


TIE corpse Of Colonel J. y Ross, Of
Holmes, Mass, will be cremated in lie
Moyne's furnace.
THE loss at Fort Pierre by the flood is
estimated at $4,000. The steam ferry
boat Leighton was landed on eight feet of
ice, SIX hundred feet from the bank of the
river.
NoBBl Englishman, calling himself
Sir Charles Ashley, is puzzIing the police
of ST. ioBis by his operations among the
jewellers pawnbrokers, and loan agents.
FANNY PERRY. Louisville girl obtain
ed a marriage license and Was married in
he Jail to young man imprisoned for
burglarizing her fathers house.
THE first overland train hy the Southern
Pacific route lett San Francisco on the
18th inst. The cars composing the train
are all new and OF the finest construction
THE chief engineer of the Mexican gov
ernment. having surveyed the Tehuante-
pee route, reports Captain Eads' project
entirely practicable.
4 PANIC prevails at Milford, Ind, over
the development of TWENTY-FIVE cases Of
smallpox, communicated from woman
discharged from the hospital at Fort
Wayne.
TIE upper Missouri region is flooded TO
a degree never before known. The ri.er
rose ten feet al Ysnkton, driving the in
habitants TO the hills At Nermillion the
water is up 10 the second story windows.
TIE bankrupt list includes Henry Row
land, an Albany jeweier; Sherwood 4 CO !,
willow-ware dealers or Memphis, and Bish
& Custer. grocers of Marion. Ind.
THE steamship lines from the German
seaports to New York have recently or
! dered an advance of IS on their emicrant
] rates. on account of the increased demand.
Miss HATTIE DEUEL., the starving lady
Of Iowa City, closed her thiriy-fo dav
BY sinking spell which bade fair to have
fatal ending, but she soon rallied there
from.
WILLIAM GRANsDEN, of Midland coun-
| ty, Michigan, has absconded with 81 500
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-04-08
TELEG RAPHIC
Condensed for Convenient and
Ready Reading.
W WASHINGTON

COINAGE Of the ive-cent nickel pieces
has been suspended, az i is becoming re-
dundant
The treasury il prepared to redeem the
outstanding D per cent of 1881 at the rate
Of l0l25.
The naval board of inquiry recommends
that tive officers and thirty-fve men be de-
tailed for the Jeanette expedition
GOVERNOR MURRAY is going back to
Utah 70 answer 10 the Mormons for iesu-
| Ing certificate Of election to Delegate
Campbell.
STANLEY MATTHEWS has turned his back
| upon Washington, which act is regarded
az an abandonment Of his contest for con-
irmation.
FRED DorGLAs is TO be bereft Of the
marshalship Of the District of Columbia
Ills successor will be Captain Henry. Of
Ohio.
No democratic senator intends 10 vote
for the confirmation Of William f. Chan
dler as solicitor general position in
which he would control the deputy mar
shals of the department of justice
IT is predicted that captain Henry. of
the postofiice department, who IS a native
| of Ohio and a personal friend Of the Dresi-
dent, will be commissioned marshal Of the
District Of Columbia
IIUGH J. JEwErT having declined the
presidency of the worlds fair commission,
the executive committee will take no fur
ther action until the transportation com
panles come forward with the full amount
OF their subscriptions
IN the senate chamber at Washington
all hap
his desk, while Ben Hill was the recip-
tent Of a magnificent floral effort, ship
OF state sailing upon a sea of violets and
roses, accompanied by laudatory letter
from ladies Of Alexandria, Va.
The report OF the treasury department
on trlchna will soon be ready for dis
trlbntion. / will show that no country
y without tr.chinn Of its own, and de-
monstrate the absurdity Of the idea that
the American variety is more harmful
than the European
JUSTICE CLIFFORD, of the United States
supreme court, has gone to his home in
Portland, Maine. His recovery is consd-
cred hopeless, and it is believed his resig-
alton is already written. Ex-Attorney
General Devens viii probably succeed
him.
TIE galleries of the senate chamber
were jammed. March 2S, in anticipation
of a sensational debate Among the au-
ditors was Mrs. Sprague, for whom seat
was held by Conkling's colored valet.
Malone devoted three hours TO the task
Of making his position as clear as sunlight,
and rounded off eloquently in few cx-
temporancous remarks,
SECRETARY BLAINE called the attention
Of the commissioners of emigration at
New York to the charge that some unde-
sirable women were to arrive from Switz-
erland. The Swiss consul interviewed the
persons alluded to, and found that their
passage had been paid bv the authorities
Of the town they left behind them The
officials nj Bottstein sent cablegram to
deny that they shipped Az insane girl at
the expense of the commune.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-04-08
Died While Laughing.
yickburg Herald.

A singular and fatal accident occurred
at Jackson last Saturday. Mr.. William
Bailey, chancery clerk, Of Madison
county, in company with Mr.. Thomas
Wharton, Jr., of Jackson, was eating
dinner at Miller's restaurant, on Pearl
street. During the meal while engaged
In friendly and sociable conversation,
allusion was made to the strange aid
sad fate that befell the late Hon. Walk
er Brooks, of Vicksburg, who was
choked to death by eating an oyster.
Mr.. Wharton said something further
which distracted Mr.. Bailey's attention
and caused him to laugh, and in few
seconds after it was noticed that the
latter gentleman appeared verv sick,
and was gasping for breath. Mr..
Wharton and others Immediately
attempted to relieve him by carrying
him to the door and slapping him ON
the back, but without avail. Physicians
were sent for, but before they arrived
Mr.. Bailey was dead, and twas beyond
the power of medical skill to revive
him. He had inadvertently swallowed
a piece of beef, which became lodged
In his throat and choked him 70 death.
Cloth car-wheels are the latest. They
are the invention OF alFrenchman who
claims to be very scientific. -.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-04-08
AIREAK OF NATURE.
a Child Rorn with Wings and the
Head or n Squirrel.
Cincinnati Enouir

CINCINNATI Enquirer.
While there have been many curl
Gus freaks of nature brought to light
in Nincennes, Ind, and vicinity, moth
ing has been raised up that will bear
comparison with that which Your cor
respondent writes to-day. A calf with
two heads or FIVE feet, or four-legged
chicken, or barkleSs dog. excites only
a passing curiosity, but the lusus ma
ture which is here mentioned must
attract more than ordinary attention.
In the southern part of the city lives
Il very respectable German family.
whose name is withheld through mo-
tives of delicscy. The lady has had
two or three children, about whom
nothing can be discovered that is not
of the conventional human form. Re
Gently, however, the lady gave birth to
a something which, though intended to
be human, falls wide OF the mark. The
rumors have been floating around for
some time, but the story was apparent
ly SO fallaciouS that but little credence
was given to it. Your correspondent,
however, has seen lady who knows
whereof she speaks, and 10 her | am
iiluSultO loT CEUuC uSScFlptlOn OF
the What is it." The general appear
ance of the child is striking. Its shape
is that of the ordinary human, except
ing that the head, hands, and feet are
those Of tlying-squirrel The fingers
are webbed, and from under the arm
along the body to the leg is fabby
piece of skin. The head is shaped
somewhat like that of a squirrel but is
devoid of any unusual capillary adorn-
ment
Strange rs it may appear, this mons
frosty is not the result of fright rs
IS usually attributed to such cases.
Last fall, while in the early stages Of
pregnancy, the lord Of the house Of
- went cunning, and brought home.
among other things, fiying-Squirrel.
The wife had often heard of such an
animal and expressed curiosity to ex-
mine it, and when the opportunity
afforded, did SO with minuteness that
was most satisfactory. She was struck
by the peculiarly Of the animal, but
did not apprehend that any evil results
would follow. The child is strong and
healthy, and will probably live to be
come one of the curiosities of modern
tin,CS
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-04-08

PRESIDENT BI1LISGs, of the Northern
Pacific Railroad, says there has been
no new issue and no increase of the
stock Of that company. The whole
issue was provided for in the plan Of
reorganization, and WAS long since list
Cd on the New York Stock Exchange.
The $1s,000,00o stock recently distrib-
uted was held in trust by the treasurer
for those to whom the plan said it
should 60. These parties claimed that
that they were entitled to its delivery,
and counsel 50 decided, and it was,
therefore, distributed instead of being
longer held in trust.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-04-08

A RELIGIOUS feud has for some weeks
been developing ii the vicinity Of Ber-
ricn Springs, Mich, III which Ira stem
I'M took i prominent part On Friday
night some misercant avenged him
self hy entering Stenim's stable
and beating out with nn ax the brains
of Il valuable horse
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-04-08

The following naive promise was Of
fered asan irresistible temptation TO a
a fair young maid: Il thank you"
said she to her suitor, '.but can't leave
home. I'm widows only darling no
husband can ever equal my parent in
kindness" ''She is kind" replied he
goer; '.but be my bride and we will al
live together, and see if 1 dent beat
your mother"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-04-08
MIIwnnkee Marker.

MILWAUKEE,. April 1. Flour Quiet and un-
changed. Wheat Opened weak 1Sc higher;
closed steady; No. | hard, nominal; No. 1, nom
inal No. fresh, 1924; 99'sfor seller April
LOS for seller May; LOG for seller June
l.C5s4 for seller July; No. 3. "a; No. 4, ST.
rejected, nominal. Corn-Neglectei; No. 2
4O1s. 0ats-Firmer but quiet; No. 2. 33. Rye
-Firmer; No. l, 1.Ol@1.Olla. Barley-Nom-
inrI; No. O. 9O99Oa.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-04-08

UNITED STATES SENATOR JosEs, Of
Florida, at st Patrick's Day dinner,
III response To tic toast, "Thc Land Of
Onr Adoption, said that if any man
should feel proud to torespond to the sen
timcnt, he was that man, for he had
landed in this country Il penniless boy
III 10 years Of age.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-04-08

Mn. HuGH J. JEwErr the president
of the Erie railroad, declines the presi-
dcncy of the New York Worlds Fair
Commission the same position which
General Grant recently resigned. In
all probability this does away with the
Worlds Fair.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-04-08

The sheriff OF Presque Isle county,
Michigan, has asked the governor for
troops to protect him and the Protes-
tants Of Rogers City against the Cath
olics, who threaten destruction to ev-
erybody who will not be governed by
tho ,.r;ogt
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-04-08

TIE war-like symptoms in Greece
and Turkey are continually becoming
more unmistakable. 1t is anticipated
that Greece will make military de-
monstration on the 9th of April, that
being the anniversary of Greek indie
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-04-08

WILLIAM H. NsNpERBH.r and Samuel
+ Barger have resigned as directors Of
the Western Union Telegraph Com
paany. Mr. Barger's place has been
filled ~ the election Of Frederick l.
Amcs, of Boston, hut nobody has been
elected 10 succeed Mr.. Vanderbilt His
resignation was not expected before
the lst of July, and no steps has been
taken to provide m acceptable suhsti-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-04-08

\ AGENEvA correspondent writes that
two girls, one II, and the other some.
what older, both nortoriously bad char
acters, have been sent To the United
States by tie authority Of Bottslein
Switzerland, ut the expense of the vii
lagc. They sailed from lIavre ON the
10th instant. on board the steamer Sue
win. Bottslein is the same village
which recently shipped wcak-mindcd
orphnn uirl Ii America.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-04-08

WHEN Rev Henry Ward Beecher
dismissed his congregation last Sunday
evening, he found his wife sitting rigid
ly ii her pew, unconscious. She was
hurried home in carriage, and ut last
accounts waa unable To speak
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-04-08

THE Supreme Court of Washington
county, Rhode Island, refused Mrs.
Sprague's petition for an order requir-
Ing eS-Governor Sarague to furnish the
names and residences u the persons
with whom she is alleged to have been
OF terms Of improper intimacy. En-
Governor sprague will have dispositions
taken in Paris, Baden-Baden, Califor-
mia, New Jersey, New York, Illinois,
District IL Columbia, Massachusetts,
Missouri. and Ohio The case aill
probably hc tried IN june.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-04-08
Preft, $1,000.

"To sum it up. six long years of bed
ridden sickness, costing 500 per year,
total S1.200-all of this expense vas
stopped by three bottles of Hop Bltters,
taken by my wife. She has done her
own housework for year since, WITH
out the loss of day, and | want every
body to know it, for their benefit =
n. K. Farmer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-04-08

EDWIN BooTn has won golden opin-
IONS from the press of London. Ills
engagement 1T the Princess Theatre
las closed, and during the month Of
April he will appear at the Iyceum, in
Mr.. Irving's company.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-04-08

A ArRELIM1SAKY exhibit ofthe wealth,
debt and taxation" Of New York state,
just completed by the Census Office,
places the valuation of real estate in
1880 at 81, ,32G .669, ,813, and Of personal
property at s352, ,469 ,320-total, 2,679,-
100 193
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-04-08
NEWS NOTES.

THE London police are on the track
of three American Irishmen, named
Mooney, O'Donnel and Coleman, as
the conspirators who recently attempt
ed TO blow up the house of the lord
mayor Of that city.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-04-08

TIIE investigation into the bogus
butter and cheese traffic in New York
city by u committee of the legislature,
il developing the general fact that this
species offraud is even more common
there than ii is here iii the-west. Ii is
thisHort Of thing That is gradually under
mining our foreign trade and bringing
disgrace upon American manufacture
and commerce.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-04-08

ForR blackmailcrs recently demand
"a &c Mr. Il. e. Sessions, President OF
the Commercial Bank Of Columbus, O.,
the modest sum 100000, and threat
ened to xiii him If he should fail to
comply within ten days. lie placed
tic matter III the hands of the detect
Ives, and tile blackmaicr4 disappeared.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-04-08

The richest mine in New Mexico
now worth 100000, was originally
sold for s3 In silver, a little gold dust
and an old revolver. But they don'i
all tur1 out so well
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-04-08

4 DISPATCH from Nice says it is clear
that the Opera House calamity was the
result ofunpardonahle negligence. The
gas pipes behind the scenes had not
boon repaired for eleven years. and \
leak which occurred four months ago
was temporarily stopped with cement
the day before the fire. The manager
says he informed the authorities of the
difficulty on Wednesday and proposed
t. postpone tie performance, but lie
was ordered to produce the opera ac-
cording to advertisements
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-04-08

SPEAKING of our gigantic crops 81
wheat the imerieda Miller remarks that
few people even in our own country real
ize how inexhaustnhlc our resources are
for wheat growing. The total area of
lands available for wheat culture in the
United States is not less 470,000,000
acres. Cur entire wheat crop If the
past year, phenomenal though it was
would not supply seed enough to SOW 50
vast an area Of wheat land
, 1881-03-07

hfe hxninat those who nre 0r1r tho Departments
which attract men nj that sort. Thcro Il rem
crnt curiosity 10 sGc whit kind Of n suit OF old
clothes tho lnrRe lots Of applicants for Cablnct
place Will get. There were score or 70 Of lttle
statesmen who wcre working day nt,t1 night With
MI trdecency Fcvnr teforu known. 10 wEcHt
Cabinet position from tho f'resltcnt. Now every
one uf tliotn will bcvn to bsltlk on tllnir failure
III this clDrt md try to use It rs ciritnt to 50.
euro something else, II nothing more thnn
TIE TfltD1TfuS.tL SUIT OF DIN CLOTHES.
OF tho Western Htntcs. Kentucky mud indiana
statesmen OF this class Mro tho mort numerous.
IT any ono haG 1ech taken fr,tn tho first nMn,ed
State IL would probably 1,nyo been tho Inn.
William c. 0oodl0c. who neither sought It him
self nor authorized friends to urge It, but whose
recognized Illness mud standing urp known. II
Indiana politicians could hnyo ngroctt upon II
so'tlnrs Judge Gresham. ns WIS desired, ho
would havc been selected. md 1hllIana would
havo hnd n ptncc HIT tho crowd of political
candit1ntes Whu ncyer t1tl service MI my other
thAn a political field woull not for n long tlnlu
NErte. Rather thln unltc enough OF th9m pre-
fcrrc1 to
sAC1stF1CE THE INTERESTS OF THEIR STATE,
Mnd 80 Il huppcnGL th,.t fl,oy held over 40 Inng
tt Itttinilu did mt receive Cabinet recognition.
tho President tu give tho State t,latu they werc
ItTcA tn understand thoy c0ls hlvD Il lf thpy
wuitld un!ta on soldier, at1sl tllAt WIS unlEr-
stutd, meant Jt!tiu.. freshu51. whit wAH II pr9fsl-
inrnt nn,l distinguished officer In tho Army III
tho Cumberland. This they would not do. After
Ting delay they decided til present tho iInrnc 1T
Neprrtentatlrc csllktns, who had n crcditabfc
re.ord. lsnt when tho rentcurn wllo went 10
House, the nominations for tho Cabinet were on
their way To tho sennte.
, 1881-03-07

WHICH Mtt. NAtt0SE mn NOT ATTEND.
Special Dan.tea to I1t EAtca9o Tribune.
WAsHIxnToS, u. u, MArch 6.-llutwoon and
Q o'clock yesterday afsernnln u Gauuns Ut
De1nUur,ltTo Hanntnrs was held In tho marble
room. Tho question Q! reorganization or tho
Committees or tho BDnats WIS nnder discussion
aud Incidentally thoro wns talk about thu 70.
ported Intention ut tho Republicans to rcgA!n
control Ut tho body, Sbnatnr aahono VIVA mt
pre4pnl. liz has nnt yet lsrpn swaTn III l,s
Eenutur, and hns mt uppeMreu ut tho CupItnI.
-Artcr a full utsd Treu discussion 1t wna
nEC1uED TO sESl, Tn atll. M.AlloSE AN IN
VlTATIDN
to intend tho c1Nclis. Tho messengers wcro dis
t,AtchttD, hut thoy wDr0 unable 10 iltMl tho E1r-
KinA Senator, nuu thu calaus wns ol'li3etl 10 at-
talrfi Without Ienrltlng WlIcthGr hp hAt my dis
tu6itiuu to nttGntl Il nCntnrutio caucus or mt.
A tsllilittee cotsistI1s Ut Senators Illl Davis.
llarrls. llans0In, Farley, aMa l.nEHar. WIS aE-
polluted, with SGtnstur Fbndlutan ns cAairnRH.
t0 urraIKe places for thu now Stnatora ullun tAo
committees.
, 1881-03-07

THE religious matters Of yesterday c,ron-
icted IN our columns tlils morning Include II
scrnon by Prof. Swing, Mt tho Central
Church, OIL "'rho Enemies of Man y; q ser
mon by tho Rev. Dr. 'rhomas, ut tho l'co-
plc's Church, on "Agnostlcism sermon
by the lley. Dr.. Ryder, ut st. pauTs! Uni
ycrsa'ist Church, III continuation Of Ills re-
marks of the preceding Sunlny concerning
the kind OF. temperance md municipal re-
form needed III Chicago; al,d NIL account Of
tho Installation of tho Rev. Charles kocrner
as pastor of tho English Lutheran Church Of
tho Holy Trinity.
, 1881-03-07
POLITICAL,


Special Dissntsth tu Tia Chieaeo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Marcls 5.-The prospect tonight
Is thAt tho r7lttwnyB tn Madison wlll bc open by
Monday, which will cnatlc tho eleven ,ltsent
Republican Representatives to be present ut tho
Senatorial cuucus Mondny afternoon. An i'm.
lMrtinl GstlInnte Hlyes Cameron u yutcs, Dlxuu
81 und Reyes Il, tweyo scntterfng, md tho
eleven tlnw absent uncertain. The Cameron and
Dixon fHctions seem disposed 10 unite u9unst
kcycs IN the event Of ,leuf-lDck. i Madison dls-
patch thls cvcn.ng says ttscrc nrr In tho Lc1ista
tnre: Republicans, lt3; Denncrats, 10: total. TIL.
OF tho Republicans tapre arrfresent In MA1fsou
u: atscnt Cameron supporters. 1: anti-CAnl-
Crnsl, :: totAf. IL. OF thuso present there are:
Cameron supporters, IL; ant!-Caueron. 6s. This
'rtyfi,ss'1 i.;'d nacrsn ;ws s;Gpsa: prssen1.
following nppcafs to Io nbo.,t tbo Stumbling *
MI tho candidates: Cameron. u: Dlxnn. 70:
Reyes, II: absent. II: ltncertnin T.; totM, 1t,.
the twelve put down AB uncertain arc all anti
CnHlers,r1. three nrc considered for nixUu. uud
two tur Reyes, and tho oth0sa Arc ,onIy knnwn
conscticn to-iiuy oatsIts Of tho ,nisnsrlinte
friends aud supporters Of tho prominent eandl:
tntcs that tue coming nun Is not IN thc list OF
ground for belief tAut III ti1rk horsa Will viii.
Tlstrtnrt lnt!lGtintls II! Hrcry lunrt1r TINT soino
n,.,rntE next week unitc.l Suites senutor. M % Gov,
Smith, Setre.Hry OF State Wnrnnr, SaHatpr
S..thurlnnt', ss.lAtor QIarlcs. Gx.Goy. ,Llswist
l.. Cuby. ]. il. scl,ts, nn1 u,nny other ltepulo-
nj, politicians tn tho 5sntn nre uaontionc
Spse.Ai fIspcft'. The Ehteapn tribune.
MADISON, Wis. s1nrcl1 h.--Tho Cnmer,n clnus
started oi,t to hold = cu,se'1s this evening. but
after nlMture tlclllerNtiun tito rlnglcAlers,
Init, nieatinR a1d call 1t consultation. Tnls
ili1 IN II buck ruuln ut t1o rnrk lIntul Nnno
but II trusted few wcro permitted u uitrnd this
sacred cs,ncuvc. Schemes wtro presented and
, 1881-03-07
MADE EREE BY Law,

Special u.spafth fa 7At chlcara 1roan&s !
LAFAYETTE, ind, hinrch 1.-TWO yeuta aE0
cotnu tho I'd nf nuxt Iuonlh. Philip RUSSELL Vt
Wauush Yt,wnship. MIS- united III mArFiage to
Misa Nary Waltz, of1hls city. ns h0 caIas. botuE
ttiLdor lnress ut tho t4nc. Thu fecnso WIS pro-
cllrosl nbout midnight, nnd frull tho Clurks Of
tco 10 wns 1seortel to tho rcsitlol,co Ut William
ApplobnuRt,. l,!HtcU OF tic penco, mud As thu
CIi!rk riclireu thu wUu 8tsiu' hours lhIlIp WIS
,nn.c tho husband uT Miss Waite As At,tln As
thu ccrtu,any WIS oyor Husso1l to0l Ills depart.
ure, aslI has never visited bis vito nor fandlc4
vorcU whlull wa tlt,aliy ycstDriny,
Jugo lal ltMu enturInH Il trereu ln his favor Gn
t4O ground Ut frAt,1 und lurtss. As lkHssnll Ia
tho prospective hur to several thDtlsant lottafs,
n lively suit IL ltkuly to follow to sucuru tu tho
youthful Russell u sharo iu tho estate.