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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-13

New YORK, July IL. Edward Banks.
a colored hotel waiter, has sued G. T.V.
UKenburg for $3.50 blood money. The
defendant in February found Gutenberg
unconscious in bed, from gas poisoning.
The physicians decided that TRANSMISSION
Of blood was necessary to save his life,
and eight ounces we're transfused from
Banks for the purpose. The latter
claims that he was promised ten cents
d-op. The defendant asserts that he
paid Banks So in full for all claims.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-13
sterling Exchange and Bonds

NEW YORK, July l2.-Sterling bills
on London, 60 days, "a s5; sterling bills
on London, sight drafts, 81. $50; U. 5.
AIS of 1891, interest quarterly, sl.l2i;
U. s. As Of 1907, interest quarterly,
si.lSg; U. $. 3is, extended g., sl.Oli
U. S. IS. slO3a; W. U. Telegraph,
goa
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-13

PLYMOUTH, Neb.. July IL The Sta q
Board OF Agriculture, based on its re-
turns throughout the Site, makes the
following statement of the condition OF
the crops of that State: Corn 90 per
cent; spring wheat 90; rye %; oats 100
barley 1903; fax l07.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-13

PARIS, July 1.-THE evening papers
believe no serious difficulty will arise out
Of the formative troubles. lie Temps
thinks England has magnified a very
small affair TO what II ascribed as .
growing tendency on the part Of the
English TO consider entitled TO exemp-
tion from the burdens imposed by inter
national law on neutral nations.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-13

San Francesca, July l2-Josh Ham
burg, convicted of murder in the first
degree, in killing John NJ. Massey, a
gambler, ON April ., 1882, 1t is believed
the sentence OF death will bs passed,
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ssiON, DALLAS.
The Trunk Railroad Sale and Contra
Sale-POICe aud Fire Notes.


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u,r t.''" "i,,'H r,, iir,,tnIy yya.
'I I",- t,iI,,,' ,n,gin = + N,laus.
III. .'brrl,Ior AI.x Snu,.r. r.. Y.
TnmnLins and + A. PRO. OF Dallas. and
,I,,' tIi,n',in~ ,,rltIrp,,n tr,m lhr En.t.
Nj +. IN >rlson. Charlie, Srcpath ami g..
y. u lite ru, officer. have not vet
been chosen. but f. is understood tml
Captain Adam, will be elect Il president
and t.. W White vice president. The new
purchasers give odl that the work OF cN-
tending the loni will DE aiken mp at once
and pushed unit. tnc read IL cnnplr.tI
to connect Win ihe ItXls ana 81 l.'l'l,,
road at Alhn, ana me intern Nl'u",
ana "r'al N"rth'Th ~ IuI'''h' 'o'o'''.
lanes u, H'Hl''"h ana -,c" ,r %,'.Ii
"II -'o'Nh'iu'I, III me f''iiN
tH'L3'' ~, T'.l ,4,,. %.r,t -,
III in' sun n"' 't''''',,,' n,, ~,
i'' +, l'l'", r"'" t''' G,., '" Liz, r.
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or six weeks ago, Miss Johnson CON
cpulrd herself and could not hr found.
Since then she has h'vu concealed 10y
the members ~ the suuctii,d baud here
and ter uncle, who was appointed Hl %
her guar ian, has not been able to find
her until yesterday 5 els now at the
Avcu u hotel AMI will be-
taken to san Antonio to-day
She is about Is years of age quito pre-
possessing IN appearances, aud seems tu
he very intelligent Mr. Van Ripper
seems To- he having grcut deal Ut
trouble IN getting posS ssiou ot the prop
rrty belonging tu the late Nj. Juhusuu.
II seems tn hr scattered urunud among
the sane fled, aud he has ( rquutly to
resort to search warrant to obtain pos
session. He hHs the full sympathy ui
our people, ~ h's disHgrvcuhlc duties.
Tie summer iiEhts open d to-day, be-
tween u prominent grocery merchant and
Il gentleman who Is Visiting our city on
business, the Il 0iculty growing ont OF
Tia right VI possession of, uu title to- "a
Ii ru. As a general rule It requires more
than one "horn to get mp
"a first class fight, but IN TIN instance one
/ seemed to be quito sufficient The hcl
/ ligcrcnts were separated before any sc-
/ riou damage WAS done suggr.tcd tu
one Of them that he had been IL little
worstcd and hc replied, "lu u huru
didl' The other one snld n he Mad only
time To- elbow little he could have
knocked his opponent ont VI time.
The ladies aud gentlemen NJ tins city
who visited the bah ut LHupusus las.
night returned this morning aud cN.
pressed themselves IA highly delighted.
rhcy think however, that the charges
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FROM COH~ICNNA
Loyal Option Methodist Conference -
Death From a Dog Bite.

sgt|.|| 4f.fJff" n. .'' 70 Si..."'Ff
CnI.lcAsA, June lG.--'lhc local option
..lr.tiuu held to-day ~ three prcciurt- u
TIN. county resulted IA Dresden, AMI
SprusLi ! and krrreu-, carrying the
measure by q lpr.c majority
An effort has cu uui forth TO have
an injunction issued 10y phrueH ln the
vicinity Of the proposed -ltc of the new
oi. mill nguiu-t its erection in such
close proximity to residences and has
been numrrously signed tn thousht
however, that as the city has granted the
permit mo- mudraucc viii bee pu' M the
way NJ the ugrer- ~ the work.
< negro child that WAS severely bitten
. b, a log yesterday, died to-day from tho
cfa IA u' the injuries received
The Waco district Methodist confer
cucc went through considerable routine
of business 10 day bat appointments
will not bee made until Monday oI
Tuesday The members will fill th,
pulpl4 NJ the aity churches tomorrow
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.l.--m I--I.-,nn \. On. l-1mMu

Special Telegram tp lh" lNAunri.
Ross, june ~. oar USUALLY quiet town
was thrown INTO vast excitement tW,
morning over dulicu'ly which occurred
between John shin and Mr. Smith, two
well known farmers OF this vicinity. IN
which the latter was hllici. The difficulty
resulted from some uuuly stock belnu.
Ing To- Smith. which was interfering with
Shm'- crops The two men met this
morning, and after angry wotds resulted
~ above. Shin h. considered "a bad char
aytcr. and H. still at large.
Crops are flWtrr,ng and health good
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CHICAGO'S SENSATION.
-
SUDDEN AND EXTENSIVE BUSI-
NESS FAILURES.
-
One Firm Soooped TO the Tune
of 81 900 900 Lard Options
Did It.
rur EFFECT IN OTHER CITIES.
4 srNg,rioN ~ CHICAGO.

\ Nl w l'' ~ '.ilN' N''Na
Cus,,n. .Iuur ID A s,ns,u NJ OK.
trnnr,ii1ur, excitement prrynilrd uu
',hui,,r ,ninrjintrh uft,r opruiur this
morning. h, rumor. freely handled Tia
the firm Of McGurrhN .Eyrrlughnm n Co !
who hnyr for "A long TIM he. n looked ON
40. t,, h,nyi,st ,lrulrrs m mrd and other
rr,yi-inus ,u the. change board. had
iu.lrd. This WIS verified IN "A measure
soon uftrrwurd. hy "A member ut the firm
circulating about one floor ON change
and notifying all with whom they were lu-
terrstcd tu'proyiaion deals to close them
ont Something iu the II .ture ot IA panic
appeared T., scia the provision corner,
amt Tor "a time all interest in other trad
ing was lost. The effect wns to be sccu
at once uu quotations uf lard, IN qutut-
ties, aud ! ly options. Ut wheat, which
Yesterday ran up to ll:57t,, aud closed
stcIdy at 1850, \ III down to lO6j as he
initial drop, and then descending the
scale untng.2 20 was reached, which would
hr ruual In puut Of cumpnrisnu Ia a
druu II four cents. An effort (, insect.
tnin thp rNtrut to which McAorchv,
Eyrriushnm \ Co., had been operating
I'M fine field. both ON application To- the
firm aud the members If the board Of
trudr WNg mudp. but careful inquiry
0UvN7 " !" nav "Vth u"u'""''H H'"'''
and sses under TIA broken market IN
| prnportlonntrIy large. The urm Is m7"
/ reported 10 have been dem * he"Ii,l
M wheal INT th'S morning announced ia
/ ability to rnre Tor All its deotN III thiH
''t'i'','''s .',''k Wv ,,'v S.-,
pcnrod to feel the effect OF the drop IN
lard nm the carly market, and all kinds
were puntoI na .nsirr bnr not sensihly
lower. Tine falling M .rkrt brought IN
u ,ts trntu pl,utV of rumnrs If other
impruliup failur a. but uptn 80 here
VIVA mo lIng lruu,tp IT, rrgort Tho
n,r,pb r.. ,f 7ib, hrnl,ru firm declared T.,
H., =, gnc,,,,j nr,ss tbut tlry vnul,
NV, imam ,,t nf nny Nm L,fnr,
, '''"'
~, ,..i....,, fla, roI,r. FL,
VI, Grorh. I,yrr,nghum A. Co.., the firm
of HID oy A Allu succumbcd nj l2iO p
m aud ut rhutr their suspension tn Tia,
aiu.. VI nr other iirmprd stntrd then
rp4umptluu dcprudrl ON the notion a
I'm. lnrgrr firm. Rnmurs NJ ten uthc
failures prevail free q. 'ut NO drtinit,
announcement wa. mnd, on change
mo srr,,re, M extraordinary cxcItrmrp
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FROM HI.ITON.
Mr., Van Riper's Troubles win the
SanCtfed Band light Over
Horn Bail at Lampasas.

BrLro~. June lG.--Mr. Van Ripper yes
'erday disc ycred the b dug place of
Miss MARY Johnson his niece, aud AT
once proceeded TO take charg Of her.
She is daughter NJ Mrs. johnson, one
of the 4aurticationisis, Of whom !
hay already write Won, ana when the
mother Wac removed from tins place, five
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non,t The lIom-e.

though on Rats" Clear ont rats,
mice, rptchc-, bei.bug.. HE, ants, mOles,
chipmunks Rophcrs, l5c 3
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Ash Tor Wells "Eough ON Corns,' l1s
Quick, complete, permanent cure. COrns
NpIt-, buniOns. -
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"IttscIiu I'HibIi

Quick. complete cure, ill annoying
kidney, bladder ami urinary disease. -.
druggisls.-2
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"lsotIgI, ON Rats

lrs ont rat e., mice. rOtcrcs, dies mis-,
b.d-bug., skunks, chipmunk-, gnplcrs,
> cent?, Druggists .
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-17

Mems low ue shoes at Sanger Bros
shoe sture.-G-i.tc
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Catarrh cured, health and sweet
breath secured by SLIlohs Catarrh REM
edy. Price 80 cents, nasal injector free.
Castles. Morrison Il Co., Waco, Texas.
The Rev Geo. Ii, Ihayer, of Bourbon
Ind. saws: "Both myself and wife owe
our lives 10 Shi'Oh's consumption cure
Sold by Castles, Morrison a ca, Drug
gists Waco, Texa,. -O20S6m.l
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UsIosruws, Pa, June lG-All that
was mortal oi Nicholas Lyman Dukru,
the nun whose pre- cncc cuusai family
Ii-rnr disgrace and hluod-hrd at Tn.
inutuwu, was hidden from .ght to-day ia
Churchill cemetery the buryiug ground
Of the 5truhrl family "a short distance
from here M German
township. Very few Onlputuwu
people % tended tie muIu and most of
thusr who dit 90. went ihrp1h ulIu.uy
Di.patchr- lrpm 900 parts of tue count 3
ARE lin pouring iu upon rhc Nult family
rendering sympathy and "ll ring lww Ia
aid 10 be- used IN yuuIg Nulrs d,irn.c.
Among the number to-day, were mc.
-ag RON rhialciphip, ChlHsO and 81
. lDVi-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-17

Shiloh's catarrh remedy-a positive
cure for catarrh, diphtheria aud canker
mouth. Sold by Castles, Morrison X Co,
Druggists, Waco, Texas.-O2Os6m-l
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Mems low button OyforI's at Sanger
Bros shoe storr.--G IT,
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Condition " tho tronaury: Gnld com
aud bullion, 2l9j, 539 77S, silver dollars
aud bull on Slli,2i7,ili, fractional silver
coin So, i2G,slG United States notes,
S53, l5s,3m Total Slal, 3l43l2 Ccrli-
hcatcr outstnndi =, gold SOL ll5,7Sl; sil-
yer, S7756, l5l; cur rncy, sl2,731 600.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-07-10
Death of Albert Wakely.

Mr.. Albert Wakely. young man twen-
ty-nine years Of age, but for many years
an efficient and trusted engineer on various
roads in the west, died at the residence OF
Mr.. n. l.. Whipple, in East Sedalia. yester-
day morning. Mr.. Wakely was 4 victim
Of the insidious disease Of consumption.
and was first stricken down with pneu-
monia last January.
The deceased, just previous to his death.
ran an engine on the Wabash, but Tor
many years occupied seat on the right
side OF cab on an engine on the Missouri
Pacific. He was an honored member of
the Knights OF Pythias and the order OF
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
He is nephew OF Mr.. Charles Woodland,
Of this city.
The mother and step father of the dead
engineer, in response to a telegram, arrived
in the city yesterday.
The funeral will take place from the
residence OF Mr.. Whipple this morning.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-07-10
Remarked After Separation.

nttpIu
Ex-Cnunciiman Jacob NJ. Davis, of the
Fl; h'e,-Ii,I VAR, was remarked last week
| ,i, i.r.her wife. from whom he had bee n
SEPARATED eleven years. The first marriage
occurred thirty years ago, when the bride
Was but 70 yesrs old and the groom 10
years. They lived happily together and
had three children boys. Eleven years
ago differences between husband and wife
had become SO great that divorce fol-
lowed on the ground Of incompaiibiiitv of
temper. Mr.. Davis then went into politics
and his wife returned To live with h, r
mother, No. 100 Richmond street. Recently
the youngest son made arrangements to go
west, where his elder brother had settled.
Mr.. Davis went to bid him goodbye al his
home, and was treated kindly by the woman
who had once been his WIFE, Soon re-
concilistion was effected, which resulted i'm
the two being again married, this time the
ceremony being performed by NJ. |. Briggs,
at his home, No. SD Richmond STREET. MIR.
Davis is engaged at the navy yard, and
proposes to have his children home for
joliIhcation.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-07-10
MISSOURI ITEMS.

Henry Ward Beecher lectures in Han
nibal on the 18th of July.
In Poplar Bluff school district there
are 343 children of school age.
There are 5OS children Of school age in
the Pennington school district.
"A curative" spring of water has been
discovered near Pennington.
Phillip Burks, OF Bollinger county,
intends to put forty acres in small fruit.
The new Baptist church at Poplar
Bluff was dedicated sunday, the 10Th.
The number of children of school age
in the Ste. Genevieve district is 526.
A three-hundred pound hear was kill
ed in tine wilderness OF Carter county about
three weeks ago.
"A catfish was capture in the bayou
in Bots Brule bottom one day last week
that weighed over two hundred pounds.
Eleven Points river was higher than
was ever known before in Oregon county,
during the late high water.
"A man named Hardin, who lives near
Albany. in Gentry county, had sixty head
of cattle and nine head of horses drowned
last week. A stream which runs through
his pasture came up suddenly, and the
stock were unable to escape the high water.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-07-10
Thin Confidence Story.

Edward Fishburp, who claims Pitts
burg, Pa, As bis home, was an east-bound
passenger yesterday morning, and while
the train was stopping at the depot related
to BAzoo reporter the alleged particulars
of a confidence game i'm which he was the
victim. He had been to Nebraska, he
said. and was on his way to Hot Springs.
At Kansas City he met a couple of stran-
gers, who claimed they were also en- rcn.e
TO Hot Springs, and the three became fast
friends. 1t was the old, old story, the
freight bill racket, and the gentleman
from Pittsburg was swindled ont of $50,
which he had kindly consented to loan one
of the men
Mr.. Fishburn's story may he all straight.
but the chances are otherwise. Ii the
BAzoo mistakes not, il has been many a
day since he had $50 in his possession.
and his allegations must be taken with a
due amount of allowance.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-07-10
M'NEIE'S MISTAKE.
While Asleep He is Relieved of q
New Suit Of Clothes.

A section laborer by the name of Mcneil
who came in from the east last night, and
who had recently been paid of, INDUCED his
appetite for strong drink to such an extent
that he became an easy prey 10 the sharpers
who are always hanging around for such
game.
Shortly after his arrival Mcneil pur-
chased suit of clothes which was tied mp
in handle and placed under his arm AZ
ter imbibing freely, Nc Neil with his bundle
under his arm repaired TO a secluded
spot on West Second street and takin, a
position on pile of ST one went TO sleep.
He was admonished by Officer Barnett to
get up and 60 to his boarding house, the
officer at the same time threatening him
with arrest. Mcneil promised to 60 to a
boarding house or hotel. but as soon as the
officer let him he fell back on his hard
bed and dropped into sound sleep While
in this condition an enterprising thief
happened along and relievd him of his
bundle. When the bibulous cuss awoke
he at once reported his loss to the police,
but received very little consolation at The
hands OF the minions of the law who had
become converssnt with the facts In the
case through their brother officer.
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does not know the name of the drummer
who figured in The transaction, and is fully
as detestable as Metz. They should 60
hand in hand through life, receiving the
contempt of all good people.
The BAZoo is not through with Metz
not by any means. Ii is said he was forced
to leave neighboring county for crime
more henious than The one above r. ferred
TO, viz: the SEDUCTION If his own sister
Should this abortion on the human race
desire to make a statement relating 10 this
lest charge, the Bazoo Will listen TO his
story and then give the statements OF re-
liable persons 10 prove that lac is guilty 1
this most unnatural crime, and only es-
capped punishment by fleeing from houe.
Ta-ta, Metz, for the present
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-07-10
CALHOUN ITEMS.

Charley Gum contemplates matri.
mony.
Miss Bette Edmondson has returned
from Bates county.
DIR. Trevey's dwelling is fast approach
ing completion. 1t will be the finest in the
city.
w. 2. Edmondson, of St. Louis, spent
Sunday and Monday with his old-iime
friends here.
Prof. Smith has returned FROM Mich.
gan, where he has spent a portion of the
summer de will assume the position of
principal of the Windsor school the COM
ing term, which he has ably conducted the
past two terms.
AT the close OF the East school. two
and one-half miles southwest, on FRIDAY.
the 18th, the good people of that neigbbor-
hood celebrated the day by having a real
Alb OF July picnic, which was first-class in
every respect. The Calhoun band con.
Quoted the music and money part of the
programme. The school exercises reae .ted
credit on their teacher, Miss Oliver.
The prospects are that We will have a
good corn crop. There are some small
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-07-10
REGARDING Goodwin's Arrest

j. West Goodwin, editor and publisher
of the Sedalia BAzoo, a paper published
for the special benefit of people now on
earth, and with no reference whatever to
those vet unborn, has bee n arrested for pub
fishing lottery advertisement contrary TO
the laws of the state. How he is going 10
get out of this unfortunate scrape we do
not know. He cannot lead ignorance of
the law, for newspaper men who publish a
newspaper of this kind are supposed to be
intimately acquainted with both the law
and the prophets. He cannot claim that
he did it In defiance of the law, for he is
too well known as a law-abiding citizen.
He cannot pay out of ii, for he has only the
necessary amount of cash that will be re-
9uired 10 tide him over the Fourth. He
cannot run out of il, for he is too far from
Texas TO make good his escape What he
is going to do under such distressing cir
cumstances it is hard to tell; but we sim
cerely trust that whatever his fate may be
the BAzoo may continue to come to us reg
nlarly, for it is one Of the best newspapers
in the state. By the by, West, if there
is anything the pencil pushers of the Gem
City can do for you, dispatch to US at once.
Democrat.
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COSGROVE'S CALL
For a Cadet from this District
to the U. S Military
Academy.
Other Matters of Interest from
the Bazoo's Boonville
Correspondent.
Correspondence of the BAzoo.

| correspondence III DALoo
BooNNILLE, No., July ..
Congressman John Cosgrove, of this dis
trfct, received to-day the following letter
WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJUTANT GENERAL
OFFICE, WASHINGTON, ID. G., June 18th
| 1883
Hon. John Cosgroye, ". c.
SIR:-You are invited by the secretar,
| Of war TO nominate al your earliest conven
fence legally qualified car didate (Vic,
Robert L. Morrison failed to ;eport) fol
appointment as cadet 10 the United state.
Military Academy, from the sly tn congress
iOnal district oil Missouri, who must be al
West Point not later than the tine 18th day
Of June. 1884, but whose appointment is
| required by law 10 be made as nearly one
year in advance as is practicable. In case
you do not select your candidate by com
petitive examination, and have reason to
doubt his ability TO pass the preliminary
examination for ADMISSION of candidates
you are authorized to designate legally
qualified alternate, who must be willing to
report at West Point and be examined at
the same time as the candidate.
Your immedi te attention 10 the su, i CT
End 10 the terms Of the ;ccompanying cir
cular is earnestly requ. sted.
i am, sir, very respectfully,
Your ob, dient servant,
L. L. DUNN, Adjt. Gen.
Col. Cosgrove has not YET decided
on the date Of competitive
expetitive examination which he will
probably hold i'm a short time. II he does
appoint them In that manner, due notice
of the place and time will appear in the
BAzoo.
BOUND OVER.
Stacy and Blanchard, the men arrested
for obtaining notes from our farmers under
false pre;enses, were tried before Judge
John j. Hoge, Of the county court this
morning, and bound over to appear at the
Cooper circuit court. They gave bond
and were released.
NUTALL NABBED.
DR.. George Nutall, of Fulton county,
Ill =, said TO be chief of an organized band
Of robbers and highwhymen i'm that county,
was arrested in Lamine township, this
county, list week, by Sheriff Johl r.
Rogers. While in Cooper county he had
been going by the name of John Walker.
Sh. riff Stewart, OF Fulton county, Came to
boonvllle this morning armed with re-
gnisition from Governor hamilton for his
arrest and transportation TO Illinois. He
was taken 10 the scene of his crimes to-day.
We learn another of the gang was arrested
in North Missouri this morning. These
two being all that were at large. the re.
mainder of the gang are either in Jail
awaiting trial or serving term in he H.
linois penileEtiary.
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A Mormon Romance.

The romance of Salt Lake Civ is the
story OF Libbie Young, and visitors are sure
to hear of it as an illustration of how love
rules The world One OF her relatives was
the second wife oi Brigham Young. ir..
and while visiting her, her hus-
Dand fell in love with Libbie and Libbie
became infatuated with him She refused
to marry him, however. unless he discarded
his wives, an arrangement, which, strange
TO say, was agreed to. Brigham, jr, then
made settlement on each
of them, and he aud Libbie were mar
ried. They lived happily until the
death OF old Brigham induced his son to
look to the succession of the presidency.
when, TO strengthen his influence with the
church, he took TO himself two new wives.
On this Libbie left him. and ever since
both OF them had broken hearts. She
still maintains intimate relations
with his former wives, and frequent
ly witt them. and when she goes TO Salt
Lake, Bri: hOvers around her resi-
d.nce to get glimpse of her, but she will
not see him And Vet everybody says she
loves him and he still loves her, though
proves the stronger passion.