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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

LORD MILLTowS, an Irish peer, writes
TO the London Times TO bear t,stimouy
in favor OF the Penian brotherhood.
He states that du ing the whole period
when that organization was in full
swing, and when their power for mis-
chief was very great had they chosen
to exercise it. not one single outrage
against the persons or properties OF pri-
vate individuals IA Ireland was ever
committed BY them.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10
Hhosslaw N nsa,e.

A Bodie dispslsA ssys eAH IboH :
O'Clock Saturday morning . man nansi
Elijah Ellis va dinine with tvs ~snea
of the town iu = ba0vis. CAades
Pice. better knoWn a. -CockpAn
Charley" eDtered in . partially i'm
to1ies,ea CONDITION. and began . dis.
turbsnce. Ellis told him to keep quiet.
TO which he replied; II believe I'll
take a shot at You for luck" Shifting
tbe ection to the words, he drew . re-
rolver and shot Ellis in the groin. The
latter sprang from the table where he
was seated. snutched the revolver from
frSee's hand. and shot the latter twice.
N in the hand AMI once in the left
arm. Price has been ARE ssed.. His
wounds are not eonsidered dangerous.
Els wound is thought TO be fatal.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

A DESPATCH from Governor Ordway Of
Dakota, giving All account OF the fear.
fni food and damages in that Territory
has been received. The low lands nre
all submerged, and thousands Of stock
swept away and drowned. Railroads
nre ruined, and all sorts Of property
damaged.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

FoUnTEEs railroad companies have
been summoned to appear before tho
California Board OF Commissioners. to
show cause Why tho new schedule OF
frieshts and fares prepared. should not
be adopted.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

ToM.B unKE and Manuel Silva quar-.
relied in n saloon at Huenemo fifteen
miles from San Beusnaveuiura. The
row cu~liniua,ed in Silva striking Burke
on tho neck and kicking him In the
bowels in1icting injuries which caused
death almost immediately. Silva led,
but was arrested. :
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

The Republican Senators in caucus
Monday. decided to continue their
Efforts TO procure tho passage Of the
pending resolution for the immediate
election Of Senate officers by adherips
persi',ontly to the policy aud pro.
gramme heretofore pursued.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

DURIso a thunder storm at 81.
George, Utah. Monday. George Jarvis.
nine yehrs Of age. was killed by a stroke
OF lightning. Another boy standing
neor by was also struck, but not seri.
ously injured. .
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

The Chicago city election which took
place Tuesday, has been carried by the
Democrats; Harrison being elected
Mayor by more than G,OOO majority.
Aside from the Aldermen the Demo.
Gratis have made a clean sweep. beyond
all doubt. .
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

TzE Law in Rhode Island Against in,
t~sR.maniAgS between blacks and white,
hAs been repealed. There Is nov nc
such statute in New Rnsland. bat SEQ.
arsi Of the NottAsra States stai pro.
hibit such marriages.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

The RersiMe learns thu. J.. Il vii.
iamson has Effected n sale OF his min.
ing property. situated In Robertson
district, some forty miles east Of Aus
tin. TO +. GnGhu OF New York, for tho
sun Of S25. 900.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

TuE Board Of Commissioners for
Eureka county. have nIed the rate OF
taxation for State and County parposes
for the prescott year. a. 81 SO per 500.
The rate in Lander county is axed IT
80 % per 800.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

ASALr LAKE dispntcI OF tho 5th in.
slant says: Judge EmmersUu yesier.
day sentenced Fred Hopt. the murderer
OF John Turner. to be shot to death Oh
Friday, May 20. He had his choice of
~beheading, hanging or shooting. and
chose the latter mode. He received
his sentence with brutal Indifference.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

Iris probable, says tho Times. Repiep.
that Messrs. staley and Gregory. nud
Miss Leonard OF the Hezlep troupe. with
sono OF the members OF the Dramatic
Club, will give an entertainment here
ney4 week.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

TIE fact that over SISI,ooO WAS paid
to Virginia Cit, miners as wages foe the
month OF March is ia evidence that
there are persons who do not yet be-
liere that the Constock lode is ex
haustsd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

JANIS X. juror, u Young lawyer Of
Carson City was admitted to practice in
the Supreme Court OF the State. after a
thorough examination by the bench on
Tuesday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

THe Masonic Grnpd Royal Arch
Chapter Of Nevada will meet in vir.
ginia City June i3,h. aid the Grand
Lodge on the 18th.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

A DUBLIN dispatch says: The details
OF tho riot at Bqilghaderin on Saturday
are as follows: The people attacked
the police, who were obliged to fire In
self defense. Two rioters were killed
and 80 wounded. four OF whom are no.
expected to live. One policeman was
killed and several severely injured by
stones.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

Is tho Seventh Congressional district
Of Michigan. John T. Rich was elected
TO succeed Representative Copger.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

Tax tax levy Tor the present year in
Washos county. is hxed a. ,! 80 on the
500 valuation OF real and personal
property.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

FROM a sale Of Reno Savings Bank
notes which took place at Reno the sun
Of SIS. 1868 90 was realized.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-10

THs fruit crop Of California promises
to be very large this season.
, 1881-10-29

Aulorlsns from the Qunrtera.
0rubb!n' atutnp Ia ~ good way to whet up
Iionp q people rickorleo' tayors by marAin'
Xlwuys IrInk pure wRter: many man gifts
drunk FUN breaktu' dis rule. ,
alnRrt man nint NwI1.e TO buck gin mud
hole: no walks round 1t obry tilno.
lN suurfgr- hawk would likG to Htt pofa!uoh
to tend 10 do ch'ck0n-yAra m knGpn 1o mstiNs.
M Smoke 'okIso IL snfos' In 10 biack1efry sea-
eoI itain.lrops emit tell broadcloth fun 1oans.
IN l,inck full laughs at 10 rGu OaK aYhon 90
won,]- Ter comes round.
Waiti,,' Oh 10 tnblo is pow ful way to got up
III hen ,;at hatchcs cut ducks Is gwiuo to lose
her ctftItln mighty quick.
nns i nut,!t,' 'hout thinnln' corn In do spclin'-
st.art folks don't fool do tecf Oh live squ'el.
Du black- stlako kcops up Wild 10 family secrets
". Do % fox wants TO know how dc rabbits slttin
''ralpt much lEtTunco 'twix hornEt an yal-
Icr-juckot wheu 10y bof0 Elt under Your Clio e.
Some uigKors gut 10 much 'llKion day want to
haO sunday cO'ry day.
it don't nnko mich dItfunco bout what sort
"a p,DW yo,, use, OF YOU lea hu6 1e right s1rt u
tula in front atl* do right sort % litBKer behln.
Il ouss you In 4 Kuukl hnnlor tn git hold %
fat pig-'spcoiaiIy right ,Irtor it's huen bobby
10 costou-p patch don't kesr which way you
vote. .,,u. ~, ,.,,.,r, s,.
, 1881-10-29

Descriptions.
WRECKED.
Err The t'hteaeo 1ribunt.

fnY The ChtcaGo 1TibnMt.
'rwas 1nus yl,o felt; aud people turned
And eoIlly spiIrnetl.
ultl-tItuo friends Wit, studied carc
I'Msscu her by With stuny Stare.
Au t1aY long In solitude
Ehs trot,tlnl nGr tho pleasant past,
And fr0tn tho future bhrArk nKhAst.
"rwas sad slight. "Her heart WINS 1eaa,"
The pastOr sail.
And pleaded, With a lengthy prayer,
i1ntu tho vIawleas beings or mir
T'tiit fhey should help aud comfort her.
Yet. In tho driving ratn and slGet.
With heavy henrt anc walked tho s1see1'
No ono to lead. Dreadine to meet
Her soul In sleep.
''Charlsy'H" door she passrtl that night,
All1 scal1n9 tcurs obscurel FROM sight
Tho btutltt{lt cushioned r0OiN within.
chGcrleg!y. hopelcsly. up ana down
She walked tho strotta Of tho 'alhmb rlnN
town.
Could we hut know what Christ's own hand
Traced on tho aAtlI
jlcA!ar The seA! No dos.et He wrote
Fnr sllc.1 NJ hoE aWlet words 1e hope.
Nc cannot knGw--a0 let 1t he.
Up anl down. WITH WeArylDK leef,
SIN trAvetcsl tho deserted street.
Before tho morn her soul hnl fled.
They found hcr-llCnu.
't"lll toll toll tho sa.l- voiced bell,
hut not for such rs her. Hrts WGilt
10 sfhHcl l9,lf1st4 aud tleso!ntc.
III tie hrat bitish Of WDiNn!,hDOat
!tehfdo ti,t chnrtless seR She stool. ,,-..>
HaLvA, Ill. y. Il. k1NER,
, 1881-10-29
The Grants In Thelr Now York House

AaAe AFAHk9 III AhGaf NOW 10F& 4AOHAfs
Htn 10rk Nspateh II Etae efnnatt Enquirer
a!'nol,nce.lient that t;en and sirs. Grant aTe IL
i II pcrfes olde s9a a WY % Gay
work1nen und nrtlsss nra bringing nearer
The tirslrcI cnl. ! ,1ntlnrstana not y single
tho first floor, tho eighty eases Of magnificent
prrsoslts presented TO tho General on biz ioreKii
thur Ir!'isi,!rR ttss,l srongho,,, ~ , %e,i ~ s
nrt Of eyury uoHcDlvab!o Rurt-
Nc two pieces Of f''rnltnrs IN th9 parors anl
cuifs. veIyet .s.'ti aoii em,5soEaovd IYans, and
sbuny Au1 Ivory fautonts, upaQlslIrt-1 with
Ontiolln tnpeysfy and baud. J.wrouxht brocades,
THO Osluutul huugInzs. and Persian caspots!
Mrs. MA Gss"s @ wi VIII '1 inaar ths everlasting eaSy q
cwa f .ir. % The tab!ea an sluaas aro Of pttl.i
fssnes sas Hy IL q ts
snriety. nnd all Of merit In dilEercnt tcRtses
ssasuary nua SWITCHES Of ycssu osnasneut tue
'j II Ssa s,iS GSaats private ,res,ns ..aa,'
thrUu feet II, blight. II ID Ut sol!d sfor, curious
y tsaseM aud raised h slNscr t!owesa uisa tslt
Ill., r9 a a x as 'nS sgu ypsHa1 S9rs s ra Ml
gun b. discovered ctstn Of ftette.l aily9r coIt'
! tninIng bottles =. and Iahka VI carvctl tsor,
1'Ais was presepte,I to- tho o,snor IN uh!nu. 4
pleusant reminder Of lndlR 70 II pnlr Of SUPPORT
.lsp!ant & tusls ~ MeaF!y ~ VIZ feet u ie!1Eth. ths
flla wall au cue atlsof tho faulty elsttng r<'au
pctasoga us Iaa.sx = scss iisss Tao sea,1 sf0e i
trunily sutili. and tho subject Ii worked out !,
varied SILK cmbroidory, the tlgurcs aud foliaE'
stan5lnx & 9nt ~ III seaa hte' anu tho cclora ex
iiow exceptional meu,ory Gen. osapt hus /
, 1881-10-29

:.
Mr.. Forest, iii counsel for Wing fer, appeared
,rsure judge tralcy yesterday nnt withdrew tho
motion 10 discharge Tho prlsnncr hcca'tae no
,xoa mt In t.o,ft Mt tho tirne tho Jury wns dis
,,nrneI nn,l t,,rr iIotI treo plcas tn tHp nature
" ,,isas II former Jeopardy. 1t IL ttslorstnn.i
tint tho motion ,vas withdraw or tio , Rfoitn IN,
~ seS rnsrs il io lilo plcn l Lar. Counsel
9"r tho eRe nurlcrops Celestial ;nssfs ~, 4 thee
ttrst n,uipr,, and that Wing Lee Is entitled to
bis discharge. .,,r,. IL,
KID receiving 4 lot Of stotrn clothlTK and atao.
nscciiatro,s roo,ls. which .he police i4nnl u
rh;. iur, retired witt, instructions 10 scat thc
verdict. ..s......... ~.... ,x,, savannah,
ono bllt.
, 1881-10-29
WISCONSIN LANDS.
Prospect OF an 1iarty Adjustment Of tho
Dlfercnccs netWcen WiHconsin nha
tho t;uvcrnmcnt Regarding swamp

prospcct OF an 1inrty Adjustment or tho
nlffprcltcca Isetsycen WiscunAltt nnd
tho t.ovcrnmcnt Regarding swamp
L,tiidH. ....
Special Dispatch 10 This cAteaoo 7ttbart.
MAp1soS. WIS, Oct. !s.-t3or. Smith MID
stnl1, who represented Wisconsin ut tho ecu
toiulat celebration Of Tho surrender of !1orl
Cornwnllis NJ Yorktown, Vn, returned vla
Washington. Whitu tl.ere the Governor I'M
proved tho opportunity thus ntortlctl ior
personally urging forward to MI enriy nd
jllstulent tho claim Of Tho State or Wisconsin
on account OF swamp lands. which claim no
Inns been pcrslstelt'y pressing upon tho roti-
sitlura.lon of tic General LaI'u Department.
during tho whoso OF lfs administrations.
Numerous Inquiries having bects tl'ittlD vi tho
Governor stnce his return relative to tslc
present status Of tt,fs work, he authorizes
tho following statement for tho intormatlofl
OF tho public: l1a has atrc:uly received
from tho Gcueral La,Id Department lists u
nbeut i7a000 aefcs of land approved to tue
Stale. md will receive within tew weeks
lists of nbuMt 100000 ncrcs more. E!le
grcatcr part IF the lnst-tnnlctl tracts will bt
indemnify lunds for swamp la1lds disposetl , q
wtlrrants prior 10 Mnrch j. lS51. 'rior Ia
tic sumo tluss the tioyer'lntul.t llnA Also
sold for cuA(t aMiut III, ,nU ncrcs 0l
land now determined to bp SWAMP, ailt
ttnlcr existing 'aws tho casIl rcclysa 70
such salcs Will bp paid to this State. IiN
GsDyBrnor confidently expects to rccelvn TN
money before tho close Of tho ycar. Thy
there viii be sceureAl 10 the State nDont .i00,
600 acres additional ldltls. or tho ,elnlvalHn
IN custl. LII addition TO Ills tho right ol ~
| Stat, has bueI, established 10 nbplt .l00,uU
ncres whIci, have t,eeM s!s}MseA Of by tt.
Government sinco Mnreh >. 1857. but tllero
no existing law authorizing Indemnify 70
lnnds sold since that tlatc. However, u
iIsl,c(l and collccdetl by tho General Lal,d De
pnrtnlnnt, tlerp cnm be tD Hstcst(un about q
tainiug tho necessary Congressional leglsls
finn.
, 1881-10-29
u. i.
FIR Tbs ('hieayo Trilitlnt.

FIR Tbs Chicayo TrlbMHt.
II al tho losses, and palm. aud tonss
Ct,Ill bc stricken 0tit Of tho tleaolhtn }oar5i
il iii the Horrov, and cure, and doubt
if iii Ina OrrUra thlt l!o butwGon
Thp Fast anA Present bud never pcc1s
Ii could hp trustfui, or you bo truc,
Earth would bp Eden for ulc .Lnu you.
Sometime I,oyo's glory, without the stain
Or tho blight Ut sin. shall bo ullr's h9a1hs
Soulptimu tta beautiful star divine
HtcutlfuYt oyer our JMth shnll shine;
Satnatirlo tho buried l'ast shail be
Itcs,lrrcctcl for yutl and INC.
Hopefully, patiently, cn,l wait
rNt God 8 own AuRel unbarS tho Rnte.
MnrINs. iii. OCT. n, JULIA M. DUNN
, 1881-10-29
PROBATE COURT.
In Tho estate of Frederick Dreycr, deceasr'l+
letters tcstamcntary wcro issued 10 Henry
Urcyer ,tnfcr bond for $NJs0.


THE CALI TO-DAY.
,,JrpuE Dt,1tMM0Si,-In chambclst
.J,;m,r lItomsErr-So court.
APPELLATE Coutr-No court.
,Il.puE GAnY-Motsons,
jr3s,t sM1Tlt-1ercmrtory c1l q motions !str 3or
ucw trial In Nos. .LG,. ., ths I'll, 50'. s''iu.
ji-i,i;r W1T,tt tsfH-A(ntt1ns.
it;M,E acknowledgements call at inouons @
fori,nts trial in term Nos. ai, $S. as+'. A,'sks,
4,Hl5, 4.es:ssl.
,jl;nliE UAnDSEn-No ronrt.
.f,.Im:f, i,tI0ci,s-Tho Ada TohOrt halrcns cor.
;Irr1f,E ADMINISTRATIONS.
,I1rrf;E ADMINISTRATIONS:
.if'm;E HAnSiiM-Uefai,,t divorce cascs.
.tuDuE ,jAMEfOS-~.tll peuttnK motions TOT
,lcW trials aud sentences.
, 1881-10-29

n Euu IN ,rrs,ycr si.NN1 Of i. ". Stevens NIL"
t)scnr lhrErr. go, ,,,t,, t.,
s's.inty i,Air,". Conpauy. 'yinx ,a,agca q, q
*s This f. 70 recover fpr fpprxe1ty.sxt S,I's strcet Tc
t,cnr iinitrG,il street. by which q l0romotWo
strick Dr. nunue's cnrrage, throwing nina oa''
mud tt11urlIr him for life.
, 1881-10-29
MRS. ADA ROBERT.
A Judicial Inquiry as to Her
Mental Condition.
Sllo md Her Witnesses Swear
She Is OF SoanN Mind,
While Dr.. Kilbourn and tile Hospital
Attendants Think Otherwise,
Some Or TIN DNtors Say She Ilas Lucid Intervals,
hui I, Liable 10 l'clapa iulo f.unaty.

trow.l gathering Il, tila co.,r-roo,n to AGO hrr
and hrar the testimony This II tho WofnasI, II
Will bc remembered, who shot and Eillc,' 1hco-
oro Weber In ,tay. ls'9. at,d was tried and colt.
ylctcd. but found nsanr nil.l sent to tho nsylum
ut Eight. sho cgms that her lnI,ld IL Hosla'l
now, md hcnce wants her liberty.
After BOsnE tnk rs IL wsiieh kl.le shnlilll begin,
.srlfgc 1tp8crs held tint tho rrlurn nf nr. kll-
bouru, the Superintendent Of the Institution. III
tic writ showed tint Mrs. 1tolort wns legally n-
cnrcorntetl there. a,ll that tho burden nf prtnf
WINS on tho rctatnr to shnw that iip In,irlso'l-
tllcnt was unlawful.
Accordingly Mr. ". ". rlricu anl Mr. For.
rtst+ her counsel, mt once
CALLED Mrs. 1lO1sEEr To TftE STAND.
She WIS dressed III hack, nsi iuhkcd quito |
pretty. thauuh a lttlo iltle. sln wnS IN tho boS
for over MI l,u.tr. nrst throughout tho long ux-
animation tn test tur tnctnnry conducted hersc]f
In such a tuuu1Cr mud nnewcrctl every question
50 clearly rs to n,nke n very favorable !tnprca+
sul.
III reply to Sir. O'Iiric,1, Mrs. 1sobcrt gayc |
detailed history of her Intercourse With Weber, |
I'M old story to tho readers uf THE l1nGSE. atld
therefore It tsaci not ba repeated. Shc told how
he had brought atout the separation nf herself
and husband md induced tier to bccotnu Ills
mtstrcsa because ho "eos,ilu't live wtthntt |
her.; nbont tho birth Of tho hoy ard Wcher's
note for s',0H Tor his snrport-hss llor
subsequent troubles xrowsnK mat os Webrsa s
le iinaliy Of Acr SsS sSoot,na ~ hin ssy i s IL
ka,,,.l :i,saes oec shn ,,,, wns - n he. estrsp r,
tnn newspapers Ind r;'1ied her, Il ulacktnnsr.
| and she w,ls very much exalted. hnv'fi1 20
'nont n @itl. II w.rr ''a sao rsinclMre her trial
nad conviction, a,,l being ssnt +" thc nsyi'1i,.
hut didn't .hnye much 10 suy ~ him: Aftvr.
| war,is. Mt tho tsylum. ste toll him It was @ nH,
r "r f9 rS ,nS Gs bcfoso M @ I'll @ so
! in her right Intnd. lle sMtst hn knew sho wiistt
, 1881-10-29
ETATE COURTS.

I.,n!Iy Madden commenced u sult in trcspaas
Yesterday axasuas Marsasetta and phtllp kurn.
Is.sau t. Alans brought suit fur x5,0l against
ila<Il II. J.luduucr.
Thu Empire Nlstllllu4 C0tnpany sued Harry
n. Lawrence and Aurrta 4, Martin fur $3,NU.
Ihg F!Iss Natlqpal uauk qt A*u'sQw9o begun
, 1881-10-29

Tho Mutual Union Telegraph Company yes.
tcr1nv commenced condemnation proceedings
10 scc,,1e rtght. for tho!r lite Into the
city, Thu property soahs r ne u, ,a' a, =
owned " Aan " spGt .,nais nn HS Cnt1" 'lnI' oroa @
~ ,rnrss m In ino southern nurttou ur tho city.
, 1881-10-29
DIVORCES.

Elza,oth Courad llod bill yesterday against
Matthias Conrad asking for q separate mninte-
4.aneo on Tho ground Of extreme aud repeated
cruelty,
Auua Hammer asked for divorce from liern-
Aurd Hammer on account Vi his cruelty and
Judge Tuey granted divorce 10 John II:
1'aysuls from CynthiA A. Fassons on tho grouul
Ut cruelty,
, 1881-10-29
r-x1rEn sTArEs COURTS.

UNITED STATES COURTS.
7mct7inv darlington began suit yrsierdhy
naa,nst the to,,nty Of t!vtngeto.s to rceover
sIaoo interest on nl bonds ,st,'c'l 1nls u. lsa'
in MD sf the ltlinoIs 9utg Reform acl'oo to pro-
cure lis location at Pontiac.
, 1881-10-29
A Cheeyiess Picture OF Welded
: Unhappiness and
Misery.
EtFort to Oct Aside d Recently-Grant-
cd Divorce on Grounds Of
Fraud.
The City Hopes 10 Recover Something
from Ono of Gage's Non'is.
men.
RECORD Of Judgments, New s"les'
Criminal Causes, Etc.

Fsy.MAN VS.. Et1eMAS.
.,.uo llar,lm Is enRafed III a'hi".s - ~ -
yoycc yuse ri Itctc1l firr1hn ngslfst !" H. ~ |
,,,uu. The unusual severity Of tho clafaes aa'
tho rc.pectabllty nnd stanasnR OF t'e f"'''ss'
drew iarge crowd to tho courtroom. lit.
%ftcr tnu ,s,,nl ror1nntfcs conHectea VII"
,bo !tnpnueiiug at II Jury Ind p'eh Roho
tnrousl, with. anu tho pleadinRs hasl oceh feau'
tho rinin.M herself was enllcu 10 'ue a.., ssn..
Hhc Is II pnir aad. looking, rchscd'arrearinH
ln,y. rather below tho average Size, atla VI ,ns
.hntlv aide of 10 years Of age. She WINS naff'ea
70 Mr. rtrman at Gilman. sent. .. lo's.: anu
IN lsa5 thoy moved to Chicago Ncar
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s9 as5sss SSot a tSFes feS as 5 'sss Sf
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sc e eor sa ,d tIn% sn"Me i, s ass aey % bad
when he prsuutcsl revolver tn h.r PIT f., ra,cm
sh.eateax xs us1 ns s a a1Sa M a.aer mt oecasion
ii nuary 1873 b9 hts!!Ek hgr w x'ns ,oa,ne nV vcry m
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sisew Il revolver hor. md on her rmns sshCa awaS
arS,n him ho followed brr TO ncsshooe' e. "nef'
IL ,Ss ot ls w.'l M qy T., wsrs =; Sr sttinS n
athe table sls iotlced ,l" S1nR i ~ int
ic had IN are,t desire 70 murder bcr 'MS1 mmH
taoro nd could IN hsr kis sotisn X ai
rushed at her, selarnz he won ep,'r pt, her n
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md Knocked hcr 'lw twiSr sr so' 1 n1Gft i1iaii
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WIZ WIS scarcely 4 .lay. she conttnncd wno'' !,
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r Frman ,s no. bcen examined ret ret. W. aa,r ne
esr,atu oyefY accusaton made aEa.,ss h @ a
Iatorts by charging her slta sxsltn0.y .
rnso ior divorce iIo sa',ns n,a tnnt hi s9 M nj
m H1'tcK Irau n ro hs sear,h ssa9shcd hs faes, e1
his bncI1, md lacorntel hfa cars etc. iar , ~
ts 81 sso s s,tsisps Sssnasr TO
gently goxed her sars'y cefg Vim ~ G % ,ho q ~
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's|c 1a at WS tho tla. n, is ss "s vel, Knew ie as
insin,sntcs she Is not mentally fsspns;n!ts ~
,,srat patcneo with her numerous aud constant
Is chnn8In9 vnEarics. .,,, .,.,..xx,..
,at IL. vii ai'e'e Se ress,fuc Tuessy morning, ri
trial will probably OCCUPY several du'S'
ANOTHER DIVORCE CHALLENGED
Thcre Will come up before Jn'ge narnn.n tr
.lny In tho Clrcu1I Govt q motion 70 got asitlt
lcurco OF divorce recently entered by tue aais
r.i,rt tn favor Ut John II. Gnt aud against III
W. Gait. Tho caso as It now STANDS - - son'c~ns WI
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