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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-26
SIISRIEFS SALE

BY virtue and authority % special cxccufios,
Issued from the Office of the CLERK OF the circu
court of P~stiS county. No. dated March mi.
1881, and To ric dtr~ctsi M favor Dl d -uc.d.
plaintiff, and against Autaur Zpldy, lef.n,tlrt
Ihave levied upon, and seIzsi all the risht t,tl.-
and interest OF th~ above nanteti Defendant a.
IN, and to the following DESCRIBED nd estate,
situate m PettIs county. Mo-. to-wi; an uu-
divided ore-iourth interest IN i"t i've Co. ~
block ten ttol In the City Of Seda;i,. l viii on
TUESDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF NAY. isSi,
between the hours of nine o'clock in il,. forenoon
and hve o'clock the afternoon -; e.. -,t.. III -
while the circuit court oI Petit. county IN se~-
zion, sell said real estate 81 puir auetion az tie
cour; housc door IN S.sislIa. to fh,. highest Ld-
der, for cash in hand
Ms CONNER.
t-I.-wst Sheriff Of Petls euI.ty, Mo-
ORDER OrstLE
By virtue and authority of an order OF SALE.
iss'sed rSem tn- c.v of the clerk "a she circuit
court OF Pettis county. am. to Directed .iie,t
Mafch eth. ISL ,whereIa MaiI>sa Strup ard v m
ssrona. her husband. AIMS B,t-s.u srd Hairless
kai>ou. hsr husband. Sns. chart !s,tu4 are
pisintItfs, and Wm. Fowler ~ d-trn,itut "a -
matter OF sale for partition OF lands. I ysIi on
TUESDAY THE 10TH DAY oF NAY. Isl.
between the hour. of . o'clock a. IN sn,l s,',lp..E
~ m OF ssGt nay. 81 tn.. court hcuS.. door 10 the
city OF Sestslia, Petti- county, Missouri. Nhil.
the crcuiS cst:rt Of -ait county ia session -.ti
the real estate named said osler cf sale. O..
wt: The north hail of the northwest ,,,Isrf.r ~
section twenty-sey-n tsfl tcwnShiI 'urry--r. To-
range .wenty CO. containing eighty so, t-y,.-. ia
Pestis county. Missouri. at putls. au..tan tsr
cas- D IN hand. to tho highest bid'ier
NJ :. ,ONSfE.
$-issu sheriff of PetiI- cDssl.iy Ne.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-26
FRIDAY THF ETH DAY ur v,Y lssr
FINAL sETTLENEXr NOTICE.

Nj creditors ami Others Interested ~ th. n 10.
ot " a. 4. ~i.v, decreased. are notified that thu,
Undersigned administrator at -ist estate intends
To- make y final settlement Of SAID estate at th.
next term at The PROBATE court of Pettis county .
MISSOURI, To- be- holden at the city of SetiaIls. IN
stii county, on NAV eth, 1881.
WM. X. HIGGINS, Admins trator.
~. a.. Siunett. AIRY tor Admin 3-59-vlt
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-26

dollar Srss ARE q, aim aa made BY manufacturers who have
rem compete with them, either prices quality and Ws ~ NJ
to give within $50 here mentonsa ma
tai and workmanship considered Work order Rneno r
nsssD's and Dispatch l727d&v1yl +. q. CROVIEf CG
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-26
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice - hereby gwen. that the undersigned
ADMINISTRATOR oi Tho estate Of Samuel Dsniorth
deceased. viii make final settlement of hts ac-
counts with ssd estate such a.iIniuist r.tur NJ
the next term OF the probate court Of Pettis
county Missouri. To In holden at Sadala in said
county, on the 9Th 'iay of Nav, 4. o. Issl
COMMODORE MCFARLAND
32g II A,tmin,strtor
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-26

il q moment from time into eternity,
she had borne him safely on. and at
the end Of their journey he had
slapped down from his seat, and
taking his snowy handkerchief from
m inner pocket, he had unfoldsd it
with aspark of gratitude, be knew not
Why, making bis heart warm toward
her, and wiped the polished brass
which adorned her, until she had
seemed to stand more erect, and glow
and culver and fash smiles in the face
that looked at her 20 tsndsrly and
proudly, - . return for the little at.
tentlon. Yes be loved her, but she
had failed, in what he most wished
her to accomplish, and BY no fault of
hers. either.
He had buried his only hope last
night, and hs was weary to-day With
; long struggle of sorrow over the
Head. He had lived. between sunset
last night and sunrise this morning.
his whole life over, from a. far back
y memory could reach over all the
past up to the bitter now. He had |
BEEN again the petted child, the oh.
sct Of the tender care lavished by Q |
proud father and fond mother; the |!
avorits among bis schoolmates the
,ersoni6cation Of q satisfactory result
hat 6lled bic teachers heart With
lslight he bad been again the
ather Indifferent escort of the VILLAGE
,elle. and the envy of . score Of
vould-be rivals. How we'll 10 NJ
rendered Flora Lamar, black-syed
slora. who Was older than he. but
rho had ever shown such q dscsded /
reference for him. and had been %
sslous of simple little Viola White,
'hom hs loved, the modest unpre.
ontions country girl She had ben
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-26

With the full light shining upon It, .
sight met him that almost stunned
him for the moment, but the fullneo
Of his ovsr-bourdensd heart found
vent in the one exclamation:
''Thank God At last!"
There. in the best position possible
the little room Afforded, hung Q lite
size painting Of himself - hs VA
three years ago. he had found his |
wife at last
Mrs. Brown opened her violet eyes
vide indeed - she entered the parior.
upon seeing her visitor in such violent
agitation but she closed them
dreamily - the delicious senss Of rest
and protection and love overcome
her, when the strong arms slasped her
close to the great heart. and the voies
almost choksd By emotion. asked:
"Viola. my wife, do you not
recognize in me your husband Of
former ysan" |,
Tho explanation b had snes Do. Il
to receive va soon given. |,
81 thought perhaps yoa loved her
he said .yeu did: and che vas %
brilliant and I % dull. and You seemed I
ired and weary at times. not telling
no the cause. and che told ne that .
'os were unhappy and intended to q
marry her some day. Sbe told No q +,
friend, You know, and made ne | 9
'romise beforehand that I would sav {
to you. So I thought I vcs I
oily barrier between the happiness &
{ two. aud that il would b bot on q
10. and that mine, that would b IN. .
aPpy, and, ny husband, I loved ysu q
, veil that I could even give yea 70 q
q, feeling sure that ct soms tine q
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-26

track for the vsstern express to pas
and Dave Vas anxious to make it by
the usual time. At this place they
often had to wait some little time.
and John had become wonderfully in.
terestsd in . little child who always
came to the gate and pesrsd through
the pickets at the train. The little
cottage was gem Of itself in . sst-
ting Of profasioa Of blooms and ever.
green's. For some time past this
child, Of perhaps three summer, had
stood and watched The tram, seso
perhaps - Q part q the cottage eur.
for thsso evee Attracted q. |
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-26

Mustang Liniment is without an equal.
IL pen~trases flrSh and snn,c1c 60
the very bOne-makinY the confinu-
ance of pain and Inflammation inpOs-
sible. Its effects upon Human Flesh and
The Brute rcation are equally wonder
fil. The Mexican
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-04-28
Poetry.
Be as Thorough as You Can.

whAtsoe'er you find to do,
DO Il boys with all your might7
Never he = little true,
Ora little in the right.
Trines even
Lead to Heaven,
Triies make the life Of man;
SO in All things,
Great or small things,
BE - thorough As you can.
Let no speck that surface dim
sPotless truth and honor bright!
I'dnot give fig for him
whossys any heis white!
He who falters,
Twists or alters,
Little atoms when we speak,
May deceive me;
But believe me,
To himself he IL = sneak!
Help the weak, Of You are strong,
Love the old If you are Young,
Own a fault II you are wrong,
Ifyou're angry, hold your tongue.
In each duty
Lies beauty,
II your eyes you do not shut,
Just as surely
And securely
As kernel in nut!
Whatsoe'er you find to do,
Do IL, then, with all your might;
Let your prayers be strong and true
Prayer, my lads, will keep you right.
Prayer in all things,
Great and small things,
Like Christian gentleman;
And forever,
Now or never,
Be as thorough az yon can.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-04-28

A Wisconsin girls innate modesty
caused her to ask clerk in a store for
a pair of limbings when she wanted
leggings The struggle for the cake
now lies between her and the Missouri
girl, who tells strangers that during
the war the enemy threw up bust works
on her fathers farm.-Qulncy A1go.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-04-28
NEW LIVERY STABLE
j. B. FOSTER

j. B. FOSTER
Has established new livery in the quarters formerly
occupied by L. T. Barnes, just north OF the Miller
House, where he will keep teams for hire OF low rates.
and do general feeding and livery business.
In connection with the obove hack line VIII pc
run to andfrom all trains. Parties wishing 70 pc
conveyed to or from the depot leave orders OF the
barn or at the Merchants Hotel.
Napoleon, Ohio, Oct. 27, 18S0-1yr!
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-04-28

"First tell me, friend, said good
old decon to shabby -genteel looking par
ty who had asked him for the price of a
ferry ticket, "are you an agnostic or a
believer in the Lord?" 1.-TWO days out of
seven" promptly returned the party 81
get square meal but for the balance of
the week I'm free lunch fend.'
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-04-28

The spring opening in FIJI shows quite
revolution in the fashion there. Sharks
teeth necklaces are cut more decollete;
the mole on the back is painted red, and
the green string is worn around the left
ankle instead of right, as formerly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-15
Turbulent Ireland.

New York, IA. - Worlds London
There is lull in Comfy Cork. On Sun
dsy the priests, acting under instructions
from Bishop MCCARTHY, of Cloyne, and
Bishop Delsny, of Cork, warned the
people against resisting the law. A good
effect has also been produced by the cir
culsting Of copies of letter from Mr..
Dillon, II. P, pointing out that the at
tscks upon the military and constabulary
can only lead to slaughter of the people
and effect nothing. Another large mob
gathered at Mill stree: to attend To grow
ing crops OF two farmers named Murphy
and Kellcher, who were arrested under
the coercion act some time ago, but there
was no disturbance of any kind. At
MitchellStown there is still considerable
excitement among the tenants of the
Countess of Kingston's estates. and an
uneasy feeling prevails at Ballydehob
and Skibbereen, Timologue, Dremo-
logue, Castletownbere and Dunmaway
where the police expected trouble.
At Kinssle, to-day, a man named
MshOpy, who was Implicated in the
Fenian rising in 1867, was arrested for
setting fire to q fishing smsck belonging
to neighbor who has ''ratted" from the
League.
There was fight between the roughs
and the police last night st Douglas, a
suburb OF Cork, but DO damage was done.
It is probable that Healy, member for
Wexford, will be suspended for the
remainder of the session, this week.
Healy, who is nephew of the brothers
A. ID. and T. D. Sullivan, is the young
est and noisiest member of the Psrneli
party. He was Parnell's secretary during
the latter's trip to America and posses
ses almost as good knowledge ofparlia-
mentsry rules as his chief. Mr.. Biggsr
is in poor health, and Hesly hiss taken
bis place as chief obstructionist.
In the House to-day, Forster, replying
to aquestion, said, the Irish landlords are
Lot endeayoriDg to force government 10
support them in the exercise OF injustice
A large proportion of the tenants against
whom eviction proceedings had been
taken, are able but unwilling to pay rent.
It is said tonight, that Cas-
tie authorities have secured evil
dence of q plot to kill Mr.. Fors-
ter. Hitherto the chief secretary has
travelled to and FRO between London and
Dublin without guard or escort of any
kind. On his arrival by the royal mail
steamer at Kingston pier, he is invsri-
ably greeted with groans and cries Of
"buckshot," but no violence has been at
tempted. In the future, however, the
time Of his arrival and departure will
be kept secret, and his special train to
Dublin will be well guarded The chief
secretary's lodge in Phoenix Park hiss
been guarded by double sentries for
some time. Mr.. Forster is probably
the most unpopular man in Ireland since
the days Of Lord Castleresgh.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-15
He has Opened his Mouth and
Put his Foot in 1t.

New York, 13.-I1I6une saga: When
General Grant was known rs silent, men
thought him wise. He talks this year,
and his talk is not creditable TO him nor
those who have hsnored him. 1t is very
difficult to conceiye of lower or more
degrading conception of public affairs
than that which Grant seems from his
talk to have. Apparently he conceives
that the sole object of a political party ia
to put some Individuals into the enjoy
ment of fat Offices and that the republi-
can party ought to have no higher aim in
life than to bow at the feet Of U. S. Grant
and Roscoe ConkIing. Mover before
have personal politics been pushed to
such disgusting lengths as in conversa-
lions Of the e1 president. There are
many thousand sensible people in this
country who voted far Grant and favored
his nomination last year, but who confess
the fact with shame to-day. The number
OF people who think him fit for civil
office is not increasing since he began to
talk,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-15
Something Racy.

London, 14.-All Lorillard's horse
except "Iroquoisi" Passaic," "Wallen
stein, " "Miataks-' and "Senerea" hav
been scratched for their engagement
during the Ascot meeting, which begin
to-day. "Pssssic" is scratched for tn,
race for the Prince Of Wales stakes to-ds,
and Barrett" has been scratched for tn,
race for the Royal Hunt Cup, tomorrow
At Ascot. Lorillsrd's 'Iroquois" wor
the Prince Of Wales stake; "Geoloeist, .
second; "Great CArle," third. The race
for the gold vase. two miles, was won
by "AmbasFadress;" "Monsrch,'' sec.
ond; Peter" third. Only the three
named ran.
''Iroquois'' started as the favorite in
betting and at FIVE to four against him.
The royal party, comprising the Prince
and Princess Of Wales, Duke and
Duchess Of Eonnsught, Prince and
Princess Christian, Prince and Princess
IecS, Prince Leopold and the Duke OF
Cambridge drove to the course with
usual state.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-15
BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

The insurance on the Ludin gton prop.
erty, burned on Sunday, was $95, 900.
The republican caucus at Concord de.
cided to proceed to elect q. 8. senator
forthwith.
a case Of arms, consigned to a shop.
keeper, has been discovered at the West.
port, County Mayo, railway station, Ire.
land.
The seventh assembly Of the republican
association, New York, passed resolutions,
Monday night. approving the position oil
Garfield and the appointment and con-
frmation Of Robertson.
The st. Louis Globe Democrat saws
. scheme is afoot to consolidate several
large iron companies, having q Joint
capital stock Of IS 100000. This would
make the Vulcan output the largest il
the country.
On Sunday, ConkIing said to friend
that the question of his reelection will
soon be decided, because the develop
ments which are to come in the bribery
case will either cause half-breeds to vote
for the stalwarts, or seek an adjourn
ment,
The New York Worlds Washington
says the stories Of Biaine's illness are un-
true. He was never more robust in his
life. He has bad nothing to do with the
New York fight snd means to have
nothing to Go with it. He keeps up his
communications with the department. by
telephone, and goes there only when he
Is absolutely obliged 10 do so.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-15
A Strike.

Denver, 14.-Breckenridge dispatch
says: On Shock Hill; near this town.
four feet OF carbonAtes have been struck
at depth Of 100 feet, in the Blue Jay
lode. The ore assays 135 ounces silver,
and five ounces gold, per ton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-15
Ff-4Ag1zz-
AlA kFEY ,,-u-. sz.=zE5 $50. 81
e-l.ssEEs ~ - - 80 Co.,
utah WESTERN RAILWAY
Theodore S. Bassett, Trustee.
onGnd after

On and after
SATURDAY, MAY 81, 1881,
Until further notice,
Trains will run daily, Sundays
excepted, as follows:
Lesve Salt Lake City at SLOAN.
Brighton at $50
Chambers at 900
Black Rock at 925
Ar: Garfield Landing at $50
leave Do. Do. ct $50
g Lake Point at 1000
Hallway House 1928 a
Tooele City at Hoo
Arrive at Terminus at 11.4o
Ezesye the Terminus at 1.10pm,
&c Tooele City at 135
&c Hallway House at 2.05 90
ArratLake Point at $50 &c
Leave do. do. $40
Garfield Land'g at 2 80
6 Black Rock ct 255
& Chambers at 3.15
e Brighton at 3.65
kYrive ct Salt Lake City 40
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-15
ON SUNDAYS

A Train will leave salt Lake City at 9 an. for
Black Rock, Garfield Landing and Lake Point,
returning, ar rive st salt Lake City at 10 pm.
Fare for Round Trip to Black Rock,
Garfield LG1adGnS or Lake Point, and
return same day, good on all trans, SOC.
Children under ten, halt fare.
Tars from Lake Point to Halfway House, SI.0O
az Tooele 16l
e Terminus ! rs
Regular local fares will be collected between all
stations on trains running eastward.
No Freight Received after 4 pm.
W. W, RITER, Manager
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-15
LOOK HERE!

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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-03

A woman had a colored barrier
named Allen arrested the other day bl
using abusive Language.
What did he call your" asked The
court.
"He said, Just look at that orIau
yonder wild de sky sCrAper bonnet in@
de striped stockin's.' OATS what he
said, the woman replied.
Are you not a woman, asked the
court.
Use a lady Of color, said tbs
dusky Samantha. But he also ESade
some observations about my spades
hose, / mean"
II said you wore striped stock ngs,
aud I'll leave il to any gentle man
present if your legs didn't look like
young tonsorial poles, said the birber
eloquently.
"Didn't" said the lady Of ,aleF.
putting out her lips.
1t was finally concluded she must
give ocular demonstration if she
wanted to carry her point, when she
reluctantly displayed a pair Of very
dirty hose, which the court admitted
would make a very good sign for a
barber-sbop, and the case was dis.
missed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-03
Aida and "Cafmcp' with Marie
Roze as the prims donna

Aida and Carmen with Marie
Roze as the prins donna.
An opposition ticket icr Ohserf n
tho cotton exchange WA posted uP 20
day. and created quitca furry IN cot
ton circles. The name Of Napoleon
Hill appears as candidate for presi-
dent also b. Babb aud W. T. Bow
DIRE for vice-presidents; Mr.. 5. II.
Dunscembe for treasurer, and MesSrs.
Haddcn, Crawford, luther, Won Gun
dell and Bowlcs for directors.
The Hearts Of Oak troupe closed
here Saturday night TO a light patron
age, and the company went east by tho
late train. A good audience witnessed
the play on Friday night, and a large
attendance was attracted to the matt
nee. The opinions a. to the merits Of
the performance were various some
liked it, Others didn't The cat and
the baby appeared to be leading OBJ
jocts of admiration, especially with
those who " neither. The scenic
effects were grand and realistic.
4 delightful parlor entertainment
was given last evening at the residence
Of Mrs. He1ter by the NJ, b. &c, aut
during the evening Miss Bright,
Hextcr was elected an honorary mem
Der Of the club. The fair and gifte'
young lady was also presented with
handsome gold medal, a token be
slowed for her kindness in assistin.
the club at a recent performance give
for the benefit of the orphans, MI
Bamberger, the president Of the club
, was presented with a gold pen by hi
associates during the evening.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-03
oLIyEn, rrrsIE a 20.

FLOUR
400 barrels and hslf barrels Of New
Process Silver Moon Flour, which IL
a great improvement on what is known
as the old style Of grinding, and is as
fine as car be made; so white and
liRht. possessing a richness that can
only be obtained by the New Process
Of grinding.
Hams
80 tierces Zone carload) Whitaker
hams-none better.
Butter
200 twenty-five pound tubs Of very
choice Creamery and DairyTable But
ter, every tub Of which is selected by
our resident agent in the Butter dis
trict of the great northwest.
ROasIed Coffee
We Roast every day with tho latest
improved and best known machinery
the very finest grades of Mocha, Java,
Maracaibo and Rio Coffce-always
fresh.
Yeast Powder
VIZ manufacture in our own store
full strength Yeast Powder, under the
Silver Moon Brand. which W know
TO be absolutely pure and free IRON al
injurious authorizations used so exton
sively Of late years in the manufacture
of yeast powder.
Fruits
Richardson 4 Robbins yellow anC
white Heath Cling Peaches, sliced anC
grated Pine Apple, Chambers Peach
es for Cream and PURGE de Peach,
certainly the finest fruits eyer put u
in cans.
California Fruits, finest lmperia
London Layer Raisins, CitrOn, Cur
rants, etc.
Candies
An extra quality of Fancy Candies
very cheap.
Largest wholesale stock Of Fame
Groceries outside of New York.
OLIVER, FINRIE IL co.
i9t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-03
ltoIiee PoInts.

The holi ays are ovsF.
The sea7th just passed has 6sen an
unusually d VI one. =.
Ten aces ; in the last twentS-!our
hours, mcst 2 for light misdemesneTs.
AdrayRf . was fined one dollar and
lectOled illh morning, br cruelty 20
his mule.
George Jnes, an Arkansas dasky,
is in treabls for stealing rubber coat
from a rSusL bout Saturday last.
Amos BE- tter, a hackmsn, & in
trouble for failing to deliyes SIS.
which had . zen entrusted to him by
a LADY pas,nve yer for delivery to b.
LoWvns.eiR 30
A watch J. d suit Of clothes we're
stolen from { commissioner S. s.. Gar
rett FFidsy ,, some sneak thirf, whem
tho captain ! certain isa dairy, and
feels corresT ,ndingly unhappy over
this evidence Of base ingretitude.
w. II. Tho GAS, aCogington car7en-
ter, was rohl ed Of go in a Main
street bagnio bout three weeks ago.
and coming b Memphis Saturday
again, he was arrested on a telegram
from his emlsoyer, james Sweeny,
charging him 9TH stealing a lot Of
tools
President Porter left SATURDAY night
for Nashville b urge the passage Of
some bills relai ing TO tie rate Of tax
alton to DC levied this year. His
place il the phicc court is occupied
by Commission,T John 0verton, j.,
An iosuest vas held BY Esquire
spelnau, satu dsy, on ~ body OF.
Berry Dam q, bred, wEo was found
1ivua in Ms Rty, between Auclion.
street and the Pyo u. The verdict rf
the iary was Meath from Nanl an
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-03
OYSTERS and CELERY
Received Daily per Express by
VICTOR ID. FUCHS,
30 and n jefferson. At
RadIH ErnZen.

Il mar named Aaron was arrested
Saturday night while in a state Of in
t~oxication and taken to the station
house. lie was found lying on the
street and bcnumbed with cold. Yes
tcrdsy morning il was found that his
leg, from the knee down, vas 80 badly
frozen that modification was about 70
set IN. The 6esh was black and sore
aud swollen feariuiiy, the skin being
broken in several places. He vas
sent 70 his home, on ST. Martin street.