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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-09
PREDATORY REMARKS.
THE PROLOGUE or THE PLAY or A
LIFE OF DESTINY
~ Wirie for the Money II Gave Mo, for
NJ That Time I was Living on Ror-
Towed Money! Grants HemFrlIs
IN His Memoiru-Iirlsf aud ierse,

New YoRg, July s,-The preface TO Gen,
Grants forthcoming book, will DO as fol-
lowsi
"Man proposes and God dlsposea There
are but few important events In the affairs Of
mon brought by their own choice Although
frequently urged by friends 10 write my
memoirs, had determined never to do 80,
nor TO write anything for publication, AZ
tho age Of nearly siSly,two, Irccoiyed an
injury from fall, which confined mo closely
TO tho house, while II did not apparently Of
feet my general health, Shortly after tho
rascnIty Of business partner developed IL
self by the announcement OF failure, This
was followed soon aftsr by universal depres'
sion Of all securities, which seemed 10
threaten tho extinction OF n good part Of
the income stIll retained AMI for which am
indebted TO the kindly act OF friends
| "At this iuncturo the editor Of the Cen
tury Magazine asked mo 30 wrlto few artl.
cles for him, consented for tho money II
/ gave me, for nj that moment | was living
/ upon borrowed money, Tho work | found
eongonlnl and determined 10 continue Ii,
The event Il an important one for mo, for
good or evil | hope for the former,
"ln preparing these volumes for tho pub.
llc have entered upon the task with the
sincere desire TO avoid doing injustice TO any
one, whether on the National or Confederate
side, other chan the unavoidable Injustice OF
not making mention often whore special
mention isduo, There must bc many errors OF
omission In this work, because the subject II
too large TO be treated Of In two volumes In
such way ~ 10 do Justice 10 all tho officers
and mon engaged,
/ "Thcro were thousands Of instances during
the rebellion Of individual company, rogl.
mental aud brigade dOola OF hcroism which
deserve special mention and aro not here al.
luded TO- Tho troops engaged In them will
have 10 look 20 the detailed reports Of thoIr
individual commanders for the full history
OF those dcols,
"Tho first volume, 0S woll NJ q portion Of
the second, was written long b,toro | hal
reason 10 suppose ! was In q crlll'a condI'
ton Of health, Later was reduced almost
10 the point OF death, Nnl II became impo,,
hblO for mo 10 attond 10 anything for wcoli
have, however, rogOinod som' Of my
strength, aud am able ofton 10 devote ~
many hours n day ~ q person should dbyoto
10 suck work.
~ would have moro hopo Of satisfying the
expectations OF tho public II could have al.
lowed myself moro time have usol my
bost ellortb, with tho aid OF my eldest son, H.
d, Grant assisted by his brothers, 20 yorlfy
from the records every atatomont OF fact
given The comments arc my own, and
show how | saw tho matters treated Of
whether others saw thom In tho same light
or not
"With those remarks present these vol
umos 10 thc public, asking no favors, but
hoping they will moot the approval OF tho
reader ~, =, GRANT,
| "Mt, McGrcgor, N Y.
UJuly 1 19SSn
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childish to expect any immunity by Intact

childish 10 expect any immunity by inject
Ing vaccine into the blood, Another author
ity, while refusing 10 say whether no be.
lieved or disbelieved the efficacy of vaccine,
observed that II was strange II inoculatlon
were really useful that II seldom or never
produced even mild dlarrhma. As rule
the correspondent finds that the people who
have been vacclnated suffer nothing beyond
q slight pain, stiffness In the arms, headache
and occasionally a little fever but eAcep.
tLonal subjects suffer more acutely
Medical opinion In Valencia iuolnea
strongly toward DR., Ferran. This Is partly
explained by political feeling, but tho feel
ing Is genuine, DR., Guzman, one OF the
most eminent professors In tho Valorca
school OF medicine, however, and many
other local celebrities, and DR., Mendoza,
lRtcly Of the royal commission, who h maxi
ing indepen lont METEOROLOGICAL studies
here, do not share the general opinion,
Beng questioned tho other day, DR., Guz.
man declared that until far larger aceumu-
lRtion Of facts had shown the efficacy OF DIR.
Ferran's inoculaiions he refused 10 be con-
vlnced, and thought that, instead Of wasting
time In qunlrels ~ 20 the secret methods by
which Dr, Bonan prepared his vaccine, and
whether the microscopic muriiorn bodies
which Fsrran had observed we're or were
not merely crystalllzatlons, foreign and ma
tive Investigators would do well to demand
experiments onla grand scale, lIo believed
that the vaccine contained tho true cholera
agent aud was harmless, but until further
evidence was produced he must regard DR..
Ferran's case as not proven,
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CLEVELAND, o., July &. "A mnsa meeting
was held NJ which spoakors advised tho roll
ing mill mon 10 koop SOBER ~ therein lay
mccoa. A boss In the wire mills statou 10
reporter that the company had lost many
thousadas by the strike aud must soon giyo
n Az noon II N reported n large body OF
strikers are marching down Cas-, avenue To-
ward the shovel aud screw works on lnko
front The superintendent, anticipating
Toublo hns called ON tho mayor for policO
protection A collision botwOon tho strikers
and polio, IL expected,
Aftcrwnrd tho strkorn, 30 the number OF
1900, paralod down Case avenue 10 tho nail
works, aud pulled tho fires from beneath tho
boilers, ono hundred ard fifty mon woro
sompOllcd 10 stop work,
Thoy proceeded 10 tho Chisholm shovel
works, biJ work had boon suspended before
their arrival, They reached tho Union
screw worRs Doors woro nll locked aud
boltcd but tho strikers tore down tho foncos
and bur,tcd tho doors open, Two hundred
employees were compelled 10 stop work,
fbroo girls employed IN tho scrOw works
tnintod and had 10 DO carried out Of tho
shop,
When tho strikers reached the Union screw
works, FOyctto Brown, president Of the con-
ccrn, was present aud attempted to prevent
the strikers entering tho works llo was
urucE vita u club aud knocked down, Az
tcr receiving severe beating about tho
arms aud body ho was left the strikers pro-
cccdlug INTO tho works. Brown anticipating
trouble, had appealed TO the mayor for po'
lice protection, but only two officers wcro on
tho ground, Brown was conveyed 10 his
homo In his carriage, Tho cStont OF his in
jurios has not yot been learned.
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MINISTER sTALLo.
Farewell Dlnncr--rho Judge Endorses tho
Ilyil Service Law,

Farewell Dlnncr--rho Judge Tndoracs tho
jlvil service Law.
CINCINNATI, July S-Ono hundred platos
wore lad NJ the farewell dinner given 10
Judge Stallo at the Gibson house, Judge Sage
presided, aud Governor Hoadly was mwtor
OF toOsts The dinner was tho joint arrange
mcnt Of the Ohio club, citiEons committo
aud Revenue Reform club,
Judge Static with h,s family, will lcovo
for Now York, via Washington, In about n
wcolS, aul will soil shortly attor his arrival
In Now York Tor Europe, taking up his rosi-
donoo In Roma
In reply TO an inquiry as 10 the proposed
plank In the state platform dCnunc 0tory OF
the civil service law, tho judge sud; VI
fully expressed my viows upon tic civil sor
vice law at tIo mooting address BY Hon.
VIM, \, Grocsbock, over which | presided
Tho evil service law conducos no materially
10 good pa ional government thnV would
favor cxporlm 'nting similarly In tho filling
of certain Of our municipal and oounCry OF.
focs Take the important posiC,on OF county
auditor, for example. As IL Is, VA term oil
ofllao barely suillces for an Gtqu, ntanoo
with IT, duties No, do not favor ln anti
civil service law PLANK In tho pntlormn
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WARMING UP THEIR BLOOD.
Thu Cheyennos Dancing Medicine ant
Iicuthenlsh CnporlngS

Thu Cheyennes Dancing Medicine and
iicuthenlsh Cnporlng~
WICHITA, HaA, July S,-DIspOtchcs &, from
Fort Reno aud Darlington, the seat OF tho
approhondod Indian troubles, Ny that six
teen companies Of soldiers arc now upon tho
ground The Indians, In pcaSIng Of the
probability Of their being dAarmod 10y tho
government, say they will dio botoro sub.
mttlug to that, as IL would bo doath iu
either event
There IL little doubt but whlto mon have
had hand In working the Indians up 10
thor prosout warliko attitude The Chey-
onnes wero considerably excited over the
quartering OF some Of the freshly arrived
troops IN n vacated Arapahoo school build.
Ing and since tho killing Of On Indian at
tho lodge, their medicine dances have boon
moro inccsant,
Tho tclcgrams say that such hcathcnish
practices as ara now going on daily havo
not boon with issel In many yoars aud oil
Indian fighters say that tho renewal Of these
war dances Ia inexplicoble, No fOr as the pres.
once OF sixloju companies Is concerned, tho
Indians secm 10 caro- little, believing thom-
solycs able TO whip much larger force,
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MR., eoULo's LAST PURCHASE.
Buying Up Blg Mining Interests an,
Controlling tho Coal Trnde,

Buying Up blg Mining Interests aud
Controlling the Coal Trade,
DALLAS Tex, July Jay Goud
bought OF Robert Q, Stephens, the builder u
the Missouri Pacific railroa /, all bii mInin
interests In tho Indian territory, iucIudIu
the McAllstor minc, from which tho coal
supply Of Texas is mainly derived, II 1,
thought that no will thus control tu,l 40 u,
annoy opposition railroads In T,ss, an /
notably tho Gulf, Colorado g. SAINTS 10
owning by Galveston merchants Tor th, Goa
troll OF which no has boon making suecjss,yr
efforts,
That railroad ilod In tho clorl's otllcs fol
registration n mortgage 10 tho Farmer
Loan onl Trust company OF Now YORK foI
t2,lii,0W dcsi yncd 10 DO usod In ili oxtOn
sion, lts ultimate northern termini arc tO
bo Denver and Kansas City
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-09
CANTON, OHIO, THURSDAY, Jolly o, 1885
AMONG THE STRIKERS.
hsd Hot In Chicago In . Stat
Of Turmoii-HAy city,


CHICAGO, July ga Van Buren street car
was smashed on the corner Of Roboy street.
The driver was badly beaten, tho conductor
ran away, and no arrests were made This
Is about the same place the trouble occurred
before, Az noon there were on Lake aud
Randolph streets, thirteen cars; on Van
Buren street, ton cars, and on Madison street
twelve cwH-thlrty five cars running in all,
Four OF the cars were driven by Cook
county deputy sheriGs, wearing thor badges
aud having clubs
Al q conference there were present for tho
company President jones AMI Director
Bradley, Five Representatives a'tel IN be-
ialf OF th1 men, There were blo present
'hIef Doyle Cooperation Counsel Winston,
he mnyul and aldarmanio committee, II Is
understood a proposition was submitted 10
Sac m'n b. tho company,
The pWrurt Of II has not yet been made
public, unl u Is believed no action will DO
aken by III, mon until full meeting OF tho
Carmen's association can bo called,
Mayor Harrison has just announced that
President Jones has submitted a proposition
n the men, which lao thinks they can honor
ably accept Out Of Difference 10 the repre-
entatyes OF tho strikers II has b'en solemn
" agree by all parties 10 tho conference
hat this proposition shall not bo dlyulged un'
III at The meeting Of the men,
"Meanwhile," said tho mayor, "there'a 10
be q cessation OF hoitiltIesn
President Klockner sont out notices 10 all
the men.
II Is reported that President Kleckner and
Two other members OF the Garments asaocia-
Ion are holding u conference with Superin.
endent Lake, Cars are now running with
considerable regularity on Madison, Lake,
Van Burcn aud Randolph streets, Each car
,arrles guard OF olght policemen, Tho or
Ter promulgated by Capt Bonnold vast
"Don't say word 10 anybody; but II any
attempt Is made 10 put the cars OIL tho track,
dl the first man that lays his hands on
lhem,n
The conservative policy Of running tho
vehicles In trains, ~ on Friday aud Mon.
lay 30 as 10 keep the police In bottOr state
of concentration, has boon dropped, Ton
sOS were pulled out on Madison stroot, ton
On Ran lolph, four ON Lake and four on Van
Buren,, almost simultaneously Thoy have
made qlilo number OF trips, singularly
lovoIl OK incident Many passengers were
0lSon on board, aud fares collected OF all OK.
'opt myrmidoms Of justice, tho bluo-coatOd
police,
The striking ear drivers and conductors
have appealed 10 tho ladies Of Chicago 10
,ssIst tlcm by not patronizing tho cars while
tho strike ID pending,
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GENERAL MOVES.
How II Feels 10 bs struck With Dsms-
cratic Lightning,

CINCINNATI, July 7-Gen Edward "
Noyes was found In his normal condition at
his onoa, rosy faced and smiling,
"WelI general, remarked u reporter, "it
appears that some some OF the Democratic
lightning has struck you
"Why 80 IL se'ms, and | never felt H. l
don't know anything about II, more than tho
papers tlll mon
"Well, who made tho connections, who
conducted the llghtnlngr
"WhG hal no expectation of II and /
don't Know
"lhoro wora no petitions, no n0thnFN
"No, there was nothing Of that 500 tho
paper say Governor ii1tlly male th, roc
ommentDtiols, ana suppose lac did,"
"WeIl, what 10 tho nature Of Gao oilcoN
~ know that only In q general way The
government dylnea u revenue from tho
Union facld', AMI IL Il tho duiy OF "a, di'
reclors, | presume, toap that th1 goyorn-
meut got its own,n
"What ls tho comp,niatiOnN
"lhat | don't know, think there h none,
unless perhaps II Involves trip b. tho Pa
cillc coast, aud board meeting az tho gov
ernmept = expense In Now HorNN
"Somo OF New YorG Journals are going
for both you aud the administration
"Oh, yes, tho Sun, Some OF thcit strong
Tilden sheets WON'T forgive me for tho partG
took after the election OF Hayes But this Ia
not considered u political appointment II
has been customary, believe, 70 select from
tho opposite party some mombrs Of such
boards Hon may be sure the majority will
DO Democratic,n
"Ycs, but your appointment IL very OBJ
Jectionabe 10 tho SUM-
"To be- sure II h. The result Of tho oleo-
ton was very Objectionable 10 tn sun, and
all those who took part In securing the hon
est result In Florida for Mr., Hayes are OBJ
jectionablc, Aud now furnish a sufficient
excuse for them 10 attack C,oyellnd, 1
don't expect anything olso OF course thoy'n
do ith
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-09
THE KANSAS FLOOD.
Portions Of tho state Completely Washed
out by Nnglng Torrents
0Julyl, 1851

Portions Of tho state Completely Washed
out by Hnglng Torrents
PARSONS, Kan, July S,-Roporls from all
points mako the damage by aool worry great
Tho Noo'ho river h nyo feet higher than
was ever known before, Many farmer
who had thclr wheat cut anl In tho shock
report almost n total loss, whilo others havr
lost hogs, shoop and cattle, aud IN many
instances house, and fcncW hnyo boon
swept away, tho families barely escaping
with their liycs,
The loss OF lie has boon creator than
usual, No Nttompt has bocu made by the
railroads 10 cross the NOosho since tho lrs
instant Communication Ia s entirely cut oil
with the east aud no mail has bccu received
except from tho south since wednesday. rhp
Missouri Pacific railroad Odvcr iscl TO run
train east and transfer by boat at Osag,
Mission II viii DO two or thrcc days bcfor,
travel IA resumol
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-09
MISSOURI LAW FOR MAXWELL.
Tho rrl'ouor surrendered by the Sow zoRr
lnnd Government,


ST., LOUIS, July 7-.As predicted by Chief
H0rrignn, thoro Is oyory poViJillt5 llr Max
we'll, th, murderer Of Arthur Pr,iitr APP
poaring In st. Lpus for trial 0blu ,li end
OF August The prolimInarlcs hly, uIl boon
eottlol ~ Auckland, Onl now tl, lll'bm
have only 10 wait the departure Of On, Pa
cillo steamer for san Francisco, 4 special
cablegram, dated NJ AucAlul, Nty H,a-
land, which WIS received, real ~ loiluwai
"PrIaoncr tried AMI commItJ,l lor tho
usual llitoon days. ExtradtIon corJim OF.
ilccw leave on 2lst
subsequently a message was received 40
tho four courts IL reads
AUCKLAND, July q u, IN -ChIof P1lico,
st Loua, MIsourii Captured, Slrt 2lst
TINGy.
Tho cable ram was In n cipher, wuol, on
being Interpreted, statcdi We arrived
safely, presented papers AMI wore without
any serious legal questions delivered tho
custody Of Maxwell Liayo on 1l,L
Chief llarrigan was seen anl ho stated
that this did not indicate that Maxwell had
submitted quietly, On tho contrary, ho
thought that from tho lOngth Of tim, which
had elapsed between tho arrival OF Tracy
aud Badger aud tho scnding Of the message
that there had boon bttor fight fh, tolo.
gram simply meant that the courts had doci-
dcd In favor OF tho state agents unl dollv-
erod Maxwell 10 thom.
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In nny city

BAY Cry, Mich, Juno S, Tho striking
mill lObor,rt paradcd tho principal stroots
coo strong, headed by u brass baud, Tho
crowd is quiet and orderly, but determined,
Tho chances Of success are not improved, M
many OF the aills are running Tho mill
owners are willing generally 10 accOdo
10 the demand Of tho strikers, which
IL based on tho Barry ton.hour bill,
passed at the last session 10 80 into oiroct
September /, saying tbat ten hours shall
constitutca days work. but thCy wish u
proportionatc reduction OF wages The poo
pie seem In full sympathy with tho move.
mont. No serious trouble II apprehcnlod al
though tho crowd CONTINUALLY IncroasoA
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CoporaI Grant.

MOUNT MoGREooR, N. Y, July g.
Up to noon II was a repetition Of yesterl ay
with Gen Grant. Ho keeps TO his room,
wanting nothing except to DO left undis-
turbod The night was one of broken res.,
the doctor bong called twice TO tho sics
room, the usual disturbing cou os having
aw, kened tho general Ho has not com.
planned specially Of sovoro poin, orU his
throat IL annoying, and his woatnis' for.
bids continuous sleep. The chong' since
yesterday has boen oasily opprocnolo,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-09
A TRAIN IN MID. AIR,
Funnel Cyclone THAT Lln' u Train aud
Carries n 900 Feet,


SAN ANTONIO, July I-Noar Will,n, $50
miles west Of horo, an cqst.bomi urlflt
train was struck by n wHIlr lout r., on.
ginccr saw the spout apprut hin e. 1sul ng
along like rubber bail, ,enrn ~ ,npb rlh
and uprooting all In lis way, HI ynrsol
tho train 10 ovoil tho wutor spou. whose
course was tOrturous
Just ~ the water spout reached tho re OF
The road II changed It's course IN plli lod
along parallel 10 tho traod vita { fil
velocity Whom opposite tho trnn g., wa
tor spout burst dolugng tho eng a. =, lrc.
man aud brakeman, who aban lon j ,u1 rain
and climbed SOM trees 10 avoid Yty, OF
water fully eight foot high and ayout one
hundred feet widc,
Tho locomotive and fourteen cara were
raised bodily aud carried nearly b 10 un.
drcd fcet from the track, whilt ,h,ru..I,i
was completely ooltrtel n va yns
hurt The extent If tno dimara 40 ynt
been oscertnncl Turouya uult - n, of
here on the sunset ron have bIl nn.
doncd, Ron -Ded3 AMI auiml,ro ap .gu
have bocn Wahel away 10y r1calt uh,yy
rains
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-09
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Nod kogicr Kills lila Sweetheart and
Then Himself

Nod Nogicr Kills uia Sweetheart and
Then Himself
ARCADIA VIA, July .. Ned Rogor sbo
Annie Forsch, girl OF fifteen ycurs, Il
whom ho had been paying attention, AMI AT.
forward committed suicide
The girls parents strongly objected b.
Roglcr as n sltor, Tho latter nilng thor
was no hope OF marrying tno g,rl, doliOir
atoly planned to take hor lfo anl his own.
Meeting her IN thI street ho shot hor down
without word, Ho tbcn cody plcicd u
tho bolS ~ his victim, Ond with tho lin
blood o12ing from ballet hole In tho luC,
breast, carried II homs 10 the pircl,a II
then took dosc Of strychninc ml bcfor.
the poison had had time 10 take cQcct sho
himself through the temple, dying almost In
stontly The parents OF tho girl are nearly
insane from gricI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-09
GOVERNOR HoAoLYs SILENCE.
lilo IA Loollng better After Ills washing
inu IpIu.

-" ~ s''''h sf''''' flH NNhNinE-
ton Trlp,
CINCINNATI, July Z -Govcrnor Honlly
was At his law office for the first tim, since
his Washington trip llo " lpodug very
much better than ho dill during the wnlor
His fOcc Is fuller AMI his eye, are brishtor,
though ~ uual, his checks ara coDorcsa
He VIII stay In this city until wednesday.
al should b. In Columbus now ho ro.
marked, "as there is considerable huNnrss 10
attond 10, aud only stay hero 20 h' prosont
al the St0llo banquet, Judge Snllo Il an
old and valued frIonl of minc, nnl could
not bc obsont from tho dinner In hIs honor.
Besides, hnvo promised 10 reply tlN totst.n
Further than this the governor would not
speak Hc did not caro- 10 talk about pol
tiles.
However, Cincinnati Democrats aro Darn.
Ostly discussing the gubcrnatorial nomina-
tion and with the exception Of Il fow who
declare for Codes tho sentiment Is unani.
nous for lloadly, In fact II Is almost n
Macedonian cry, and that that the governor
will yIcld Is sail 10 bc assured, However,
ho himself has said that no would not be n
candidate, M hc has never ~ YET said any
thing definitely 20 tho contrary.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-09
HUNG ToA RAFTeR.
A Negro Itaylshcr strung Up by nm In-
furiatod Mob

furiatod Mob
GmARp, Kan, July s,--A girl fourteen
years old hus boon waylaid, rayishod aud
torribly maltroatod at Baxter Spriugs Joan
Lawrence, colorcd, ogcd II, was arrested
for the crime and brought 10 Columbus at
night for safe keeping, A mob followed aud
IN some way a young white man nam ID
Wolf, ono OF tho party, was shot and killed,
Tho colored boy was brought hero and
lodged In jaIl When tho train from Baxter
Springs reached here at noon, obout twoncy
mon got OIL ncor tho station and scattered
through tho town.
Half an hour later number Of armed mon
made dash for the j1il broko down tho iron
door, took the prisoner out marched HIN
up on, Of tht Main sCrlcb'all hng,l him
10 ratlcr Of an unfinished houD, Tbon
ono of them, said TO bc the luthur Of tho girl,
emptod hI4 revolver into tno boly. Tao
mob thcn marched out OF town aud returned
10 thpir homes,
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MYSTERIOUS COUPLE.
Ono Attempts suicide aud Both Want
silence About the AfNlr.

Ono Attempts suicide aud Both Want
silence About the Afalr.
New HAVEN, Conn, July s,-Doublo
Beach IL n summer resort six miles from this
city, A hanlso no beach wagon was driven
up tho hill by young lady, accompanied by
very handsome woman OF middle ago and
two chi,drou, Tho wagon STOPPED In front
Of the hotol The young lady won't inside
with the children The other lady walked 10
tho odgo OF tho blur Onl deliberately
jumped over Tho young lady saw her
friend jumping, but paid no attention 10
har
Tho would.bo suicide was sinking for tho
third time whom she was rescued by two
mon In u skill She had broken ono Of hor
ankles The lady, who was with her, Osiol
that no hing bc said about tho affair, aud
sent for DR., Russell, OF this city lIo was
mute Us 10 tho ilontity Of the lalics All Of.
forts 10 find out who thoy Oro have thus far
fnilnl
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SWEET sENrlMENTALlrY.
Ida aud Ncllic wanted TO shuttle on This
Mortal q H.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, July s-wost Fifth
street IN Now Albany has been exercise /
over The discovery that Ida Einis aged 10,
anu Nellie lloltidgc, aged 10, had taten au.
danum with suicidal intent Tho gir,s
spent the morning together aud were in II
sentimental mool In the afternoon tley
procured bottle of laudunum aud retiring
20 Miss llotidgc's room, drama turn about
until the val was empty,
Early In tho evening they wer, found on
the bed In stupor, but within an hour both
had been revived AMI were improving. rneir
motive is not known, II is believed, how.
ever, that noy wero mere senimln,al girl.
who Ianced themselves slighted by tholi
swoethearts,