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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-27
LEGAL NOTICE.
IN nc Probate Court in and fnr salt Lake
County. Territory ~ ttnh.


Notics ~ time aud place for The hearing %
petition Tor admission 20 probate OF viii.
nun-tANT To AZ ORDER or SAID
C0ut In sAld matter, notice q hereby
sven that Thursday, The iih day Of November,
a. b. lsli, al ~ o'clock d. M. 70 The County
touft House in salt Lake tity. ltAh rurutar,
boz Tho ruart noon ~ said court, has been APP
pointed the timn aud place Tor ne hearing n .
peutinn ~ Arnes brown, praying tor tho a..
inssinu 20 probate Of a certain document
herewith presented, pufpurinE W DO tho laat
Nll Hud rostAmont ~ Charles brown, Dc
ceased, whrn audwhcre all Ieunus interested
may appear and oppuae thu probate Of fald
vi ]. or the granting u letters tot IdrniAry -
Agnta nfuwu, ~ prayed Tor lu falf pUutions
In witntss whereof l have hUfpuuto Hot my
hand and hnxcd the seal Of said court, thu lalh
lsYAL.l q. 4. ALLEN.
CLERK ~ the Probate out.
nyC, y, STANTON, deputy Clofk,
ullAs. D.. PEARSON, Attorney for Petitioner.
HtN
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MRS. GRAHAM's
Cucumber
and
Elder Flower
Cream

fsr0ta c1smeiIc In The sense In which tha'
term ~ pupnlafly used. hat rrrman eutl neAu
tides. u creates a soft smooth, rleAf, NelNgtl
stin, and by daily uso grnduaily mates lhe
complexion several shades whitet " u con
siani pfntrcfiin IRON the ffcn OF sun nnt
wind and prevents tuuaurn and ffeok're, snn
hIloshcads Will never come while you USE ~
n rissrssa The face Tar better than tnep anu
" ter. nnurishet ara tuiids up the shin sues
and thus prevents The fnfm ttiou OF Nfihhiet'
II gives The ffTshnrfs. elearnftf ana sinoolh
ness ~ skin that you had when lule gu.
Ivery lady. yuunF Or old. ournt 10 use w. - y
gtvesa more youthful appearance 70 any lhli'
and that permanently u contains no aciii
powder or alktli. and ia - harmless - dew ind
" nuurithiug " the ttin A. dew u 20 w.
nowcr frioc 800. a hll drugg W ani
haif.dreftrri. or n Me Oervalfe GfthauIa 60
tahinhment iul Post tiruet ran Francisco.
where she Heas ladies Tor nli h'omiahee Of INC
ia W rguIe. LAdiss ats distsuee treated ~
letter. send stamp for her little book, "ho"
70 be Leautlful"
Sample Bottle mailed nee 10 any
lHdy on receipt % 10 cent? M STAMPS n pay Tor
postage and packing. Lsdy agtnn wanted
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In the Matter % tie Eitats OF nsrbara
Matilda \. Moses, deceased.
NOTICE ~ iiEuhnl GIVEN THAT
~ Horace Cumming. Administration, With
The viii annexed. Of the sstats % barbara
MAZDA y Moses. deceased, has tehfefff
Tor settlement. and flnd ~ said Court, hts
anal account " bis administrator 81 said
a. tate AMI petition TOT mail distribution o. the
residue u SAID estaie auauF the persons en-
TITLED thereto, and inst Monday. the ssh DAY VI
Octolsf, A ~ irl Al 10 o'clocs : N, Al the
,oult f.om % .al lQut, - hc County Court
Howe, salt Lake thy aud COUNTY, Utah Ter
fitofy, ~ been duly appliatea By n, juage
~ sad Court for the settlement % fGld ~
count and htsfins said petition Tor dittibu
ioBi al which tune And place aay person inter
csted IN saf ettatc nay apTcaf and fsas
cause. " Any ttetc hs,why taidhccount shoii.
aot IL settled and approved aud dnsi disttibu'
uon made o. prayed iof
Dated supte nbst Hfd, islL
q, .. ALt.Ek.
tlefk ~ the Probate court
~ c. y srisToS. Deputy Ol,fL ati
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salt LtAD
U,nzlnErm ruGMlRg. NANCY =. rua.
Il. mfo. Maria y, Pusmlfc, usroiiuc ras.
se ,5t' h. pasiaiio. isilloy Fu.m'fs. iiish
iurmif', jonathan n Pugnrs. LandOn
b. Purmlts, and Jam,a o. rusmlfs, mi.
rara! saif Shncy y. ruymite guardian u sail
Vincent II. Furmifc, itloy ruEmife, HIeh
nile tnd isnion u rusnlrc minor Gtaes
Nana \ rusnirc. Da,d guifdlsn of' AID
Gfurr y puTniro aud ratrr i'uEmfe, minors,
ua,d =. rafmirc aud Nora \. rurm.fg. MI
pa,ii =. fusmifs snd Sod \. ragmfs. iai.
nora. Meber b. furmirv, Richard e fuguirr,
aud Noronl fug'nl,s minot. Naii lgsyife,
tugmife. and Mofoui ruEmit', minor,
Gsorrs VI ru4mifs. James M pusmfs. TilfA
hHth % Rob, sdwafi y. furNIfr. NHuw n.
lusriro, William : fuggii.. y go " bcgi, Do
Thomas =, fugmiro, And AuuH ~. iufmlfr,
Aihits, p'iendthts'
Under aud By virtue % an ordsr " sale. u.
sutiuul uf thu u.siuct Court Coz ihe Ihtrd Ju.
dieIs. plstrl6i Of the Tern. tF of Utfh, o. Tie
itiu day OF october, 1871, ~ Vie a11si cnuucd
a. lur. vhcfcln Eufauuit l'ufmifc uut Tho
other plsIuuds above uancd 0lia|nrd an order
Ut sale aUi dserc1 M ths action for partition
against george NJ. i1iEmire aad ih' athsr de-
irudanta a'llN, taWelt nu iu0 I'm NAN Of .fuf
temhrr, l.li, ~ wniHh W. are C1umHndUd 10
ssU 40 That certain ioi, tlgce UI uafUr ni lari.
situate. .Ylus aud be- az In thU ItF AH1 tuuntf
nf salt Laar sud Territory " lAh, Dbundei
aud drsrfIhrd a. follows, o. VII
negIuuIhr at the nnrthHHst corner q l1t 1--WE
fI. hiprt INV tsll. Pias -" Of salt iaAu CITY
fuf,tg. AnI fuuning tnence rHuit Ntueiy NO
90 feet tlrurr eaft SIS '0I f1hf inrutu south
infty Use lui one fuuIiu .li tHrft ilrurn
/ east one and one halt % |al rudi ihruHr r1riu
uar iiuulial and tofty aud uto fuul q Llt1 ~
t,tt. thence vet sefen Ali one hAf u 80
ruds ~ the place 81 hcpnning
Nauae t. hereby given thst on Moudsv, nc
aih dav 81 November, ifl, % " O'Clock noou ~
I that Say, IN front Of tho o1u4iy Court House iu
! iirfaid cav and county Of "a i.ake.wo viii in
nbriisnce 20 said order 81 sale. teii tho no Ne
| described properly, 10 the hsEaust aul uaai bii
| der Tor rafh lawfui money 81 tho luitt state a
| THOMAS u. LEWIS,
b. J.. MONLE,
n. CuMNOCI.
dd Referees,
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order 20 show cause why order of sale " Real
latatn ana fcrtOnAl Properly should
not Dc made
vOUN ". wtNWAln, THE ADMINS.
~ uhtor ~ She estate uf Itmes sh.sIds, dr
ceased hafirF nlrd HE petition hefeiu duly
fUrllei, ur4flnF for fn order ~ sale ol certain
real nod pcrsonal properly therein described,
PIT ~ ttr real estate and personal property
n llid deceased, iuf Nc puIpl'u therein 90
tufih, itH therefore ufdoffd IF thn Judge ui
tah court thni HN purauuH intUrfaien Iu ihr
gfi1'H of said lcrr1Htt. appear before tur Hali
Probate count. un SATURDAY., ne lih DAY ~
Nugr.ahsr. l'1i. 90 in O'Clock in ihe forenoon of
tIit daT.st Toe Court Room uf ihn tnuntY ifufi
House M salt iHhr tiv, in fah Lake ru4tty,
lrh, in SNOW Cauto why au order should not
De- gruufft 20 HsIf H1mIuisiratur 20 cell BED
much NJ the real estate az The ssiI drrHafr
land ilo rrrupnal rtolrftY nameu tn s7iH pet.
luuI 90 Urfftn .Nrs b.. HNlII HH niece Hsfys ava
q copy thIH 0fffr sfHll De- posted ~ the
clerk ui ths county. or De- fhAli cause the sauc
o. De- rr.ird In lhfoe Ntnlc plarUa iu -ait Lake
tnuHiy, aud published Tor tour sucors Five
wrcas, nj least, tu thU nrsrur tvtslNa
Nrws. AItuspaprr plutsd sut published lf
-a't Lake CITY AND county, btigts aid day ul
usHtlnE.
psisd uJtou.r 18TH. lot -
t'f no nAGTCu. Judge
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-27

Legal NOM.
In the Probate Court n ana S1f - ~
County, 1etfii. q. if,Ah

q In the Probate Court n ana f1t - -
County, 1erfiH 10. ttAh
IL Inc natter q NJ Ttmia " 80
deceased.
NOTICE Il iEggnY Gi,IN stN
~ William J. tautsr, ADM '.a 'a- cl
the estate 81 Jauc rabte-, dsce.sts, "a.
rendered for fctuemcat, ana nisi ~ "a
curt. his hual sCeouut Of biz adfn.a.
isifsuon 81 Haid ,siate and petition fof
nnai distribution OF The tssdue oi said osta q
Amaug the p-ftnHs snutied thereto, End
that Friday hc lth day n November. 4. -, iaal.
o. 10 oui0ct no., attic Court iioom o. ssii
court, W the County lpurt uouse, salt i.nta
cay and county, uta1 1cutofy, hss been duty
appointed by iho jose of thld court. Tor 40
sftiitue1t nf said areuuut aud hearing faid
petition Tor cittrbuuou, Il Which Tina aud
llaee any person intuletted IN sAif estate uay
hppuAr and show cause. " any thcro be, why
siid account should bot be- tetiisd and a..
proved ard hnM diiifihat0n made a. prayed
Tor
dated october iith, is9L
CH ALLEN,
ClelA " the Probate Court
ny o. y. efASros, Deputy. dti
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NOTICE


In the District Court Tor the Third judicial NJ
tligt Of utah leuiiDfy, County "
salt Lac.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-27

IN tho Probate Court In and for sAlt Lake
County, Umh Territory.
In the matter Of The estate " James shields.
deceased.
order 10 show cause why order of sale ~ Real
Latatn anf rcrsunal Properly should
not Dc made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-27

asofrs VI ruemifs, Jnmea M. iugurr. Iiin
hath 50. tlIrl, zdwafd n. FIrUIfr. ururs y.
tuEriro, William : fuElilr, atcu y brvith,
aIuits, usioudluts.
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Cle,s Of the Probate Court
ny o, L, srASIoS, Deputy CLERK. dlW
Nevada County picayune., 1891-11-26
A SKETCH OF THE PAST AND A
 GLIMPSE OF THE FUTURE.

Whither are we tending may be answered by answering the question from whence came we. For it is in the order of things that light comes from darknes, is evidently the grave of light. And it is out of the ar chives of the past that we contem- plate the future.
 Have we not had sufficient prece- dent by which to be guided! And from what else may we draw conclu- sions?
 We are living in grand Republic, and we have prospered, but whther, ah whither are we tending; Let subjugated Rome and Greece answer and read the pathetic story of an cient Britian, and other nations that have risen and fallen in their turn.
 It seems to be an immutable law of nature, that nations must rise and fall. and noble sons and daughters, humbly bow at the shriDes of lords.
 Such has been the fate of every other nation, such may he the Gate of our beloved America. True it is not pleasant for a proud, aspiring peo- pie to thus contemplate, but we must submit to the orter of things, and as we watch .ae beacon that guides a
Nevada County picayune., 1891-11-26
Prescott, Ark, Nov. 10th,

Peter Piper Picked Peck of Picked Peppers, was a line allter- ative nonsense, that the children us. ed to say. Nowadays they can prac- tice on the Perfect, Painless, Power full Properties of Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets. It will impress a fact which will be useful to kn"e. These Pellets cure sick hcadar'c bilious attacks. indigestion. col.li- patton and all stomach, liver and bowel troubles. They are tiny, sug- ar-coated pill, easy to take, and as q laxative, one Is sufficient for dose No more groans and gripes from the old drastic remedies Pierce's Pur- gative Pellets are as painless as they are perfect in their effects.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-11-26
YE POETS THANKS.

Lord, thou hast given me cell Wherein to dwell A little house whose humble roof Is weather proof. Under the spares of which I lie Both soft and dry: There thou, my chamber for to ward, Hast set guard Of harmless thoughts to watch and keep Me while l sleep. Low Is my porch as is my fate, Both void of state; And yet the threshold of my door Is worn by poor, Who thither come and freely get Good words or meat lis thou who crownest my gittering health With guiItles3 mirth. And giycst me wassai bowles to drink Spiced to the brim. Lord, lis thy plenty-dropping hand That soils my land, And givest me my bushel sowne Twice ten for one. All this, and better thou dost send Me, to this end, That should render, for my part, A thankful heart.
 Robert Uprrick.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-11-26

her forehead. The bright light shone on the warm hued dress, and the man who stood gazing at her thought that for many year he had not seen so fair q sight It twas only moment, but thought is not meas ured by time. In that instant s space they both went back to that night just ten years past-the sad dest they had ever known, for it held the secret of all the pain the after years brought.
 "You know me, Ruthi" he said, holding out his hands to her. "Sure- ly you have not forgotten"
 Not for a moment have 1 forgot ten," she said, and then little Ned, who had been looking on in silent wonder, seemed to feel that the oc- casion demanded his attention.
 'Stop," he cried, you shan't kiss my mamma! You shan't, say. You bad mani"
 It took some coaxing on the part of the stranger to appease the child's wrath, and not till his mamma told him that she was not the least angry with the bad man did his anger abate.
 But it was not long before he sat on the strangers knees, and told him contidentially that his mother was the incest, sweetest, prettiest woman in the world. When the stranger agreed to this he further contided his plans for the future, stating his uncertainty in regard to the black and gray horses.
 He also. in the excess of his con fdence, told him they were to have chicken pie for dinner the next day. After which piece of information he was carried off to his dreams.
 Opening his sleepy eyes for his good night kiss. he murmured, To morrow will be Thanksgiving day sure, won't it, mamma!'
 "Yes, darling; tomorrow will be Thanksgiving day sure," she said.
 Then those two so long parted sat by the fire, and above their mutual forgiveness and sorrow for the past planned future that should hold in it something of the joy and sweet content they had missed
 Isn't it too late, John!" she asked. II have had so much sor- row. 1 am so different from the gay girl you loved ten years ago. My eyes have shed so many tears and there have been so many hurts in my heart. "Why, see," she said, "there are gray hairs here," and she bowed her pretty head before his eyes.
 For answer he kissed the bright hair, saying: "iou are different from the girl who sent me away ten years ago, but you are changed only in being sweeter and tenderer and more lovely. You shall shed no more tears if can help it, and the hurts in your heart love shall heal. We are going 10 he happier than the day is long. my darling
 Fl am so glad" she said, that l am going to have one glad Thanks giving day.
 They have always been such sad days to me. We will begin to sing our songs of joy and gratitude to- night, John.
 "Yes, and we will sing them the glad year round, won't we dearE' he asked.
 "les, the glad year round! - said she. c.-Carlotta Perry in New Orleans Times. Democrat.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-11-26
HOW TO SUCCEED.

This is the great problem of life which few satisfactorily solve Some fail because ot poor health, others want of luck, but the majority from detiic grit want of nerve. They are nervous, rrcsolute, changeable, easily to get the blues and take the spirits down to keep the spirits up," thus wasting money, time, opportunity and nerve force. There is nothing like the Restorative Ner- vine. discovered by the great specialist, Dr. Miles, to cure all nervous diseases, as head
 !essness, neuralgiu. St. Nitus dance, fits, hys- teria. Trial bottles and fine book of tnsti. monials free at Hugh Moncrief's drug store. .
Nevada County picayune., 1891-11-26
4 GLAD THANKSGIVING.

She was a pretty woman. In fact she had just stopped short of being beautiful. Looking at her in her shabby gown and unbeautiful sur roundings one could not help won dering how she would look dressed as handsomely as the woman who lived across the way from her-the woman who never succeeded in look ing any way but ordinary and com monplace, in spite of all the helpful accessories of the toilet.
 She remembered; she could call up very bright pictures of herself in the days when pretty gowns and dainty laces were her portion.
 Now she was only dressmaker Only, say, as if in these days of high art in dress that were not enough; but, then, she had no, grown up in it, and she lived in a country town, far from the centers of art and fashion,
 It was only after her unhappy marriage that she had taken stitch for anybody. Then, being driven  to do something to provide bread and butter for herself and one child dear little Ned, she turned to this She had taste, good eye for form and color, and what the Yankees call faculty. She was resolute an( strong and patient, as well as kindly and sweet of temper, so with the help of "ladies' book" and cut pa per patterns, and her own "knack she succeeded in attaining prof ciency that answered all the demands of the GwclIcrS of Kingsley.
 She had just Finished d gown, ant it was to be sent home that night the night before Thanksgiving. The room seemed more than usual disor dered, and as she tied the package which she was to take home in tho evening, it seemed to her, so tireC
  was she, as though she never coulC bring order out of the confusion l She felt sure for moment that sh, really could not make any attemp at Thanksgiving.
 She had promised Ned that there should at least be a chicken ple. He did not insist upon turkey or oysters but he had very decided opinions al to the qualities of the chicken pie' ! that his mother made.
 All this afternoon he had beer teasing her with childish, unthinkins persistence to leave the window where she sat and come over to hi window. These two windows wer' in different ends of the room anC represented two different states an' conditions of being. One looked out on a little yard green with gras and gay with climbing rose in snm mer weather. By this window stoot q rocking chair, and near by tabl' with a big photograph album, q fev books and a pretty shaded lamp There was well worn but clean cheerful looking ingrain carpet or this end of the long room, comfort able lounge with a number of gayl' covered pillows upon 1t, lher' were Ned's little char, the bird cag' and two or three picturcs-not yer, choice ones, but they gave pleasure and that is more than many choic ones do. There are fans tackled ul against the wall and stuffed owl o' a shelf, likewise q set of swinging shelves filled with books, Not mucI time had she for reading, but thcr was an odd minute now and then and Ruth Gray was woman wh made use of the odd minutes.
 The other end of the room, am the one whercln Ruth spent most 0 her time, was the business end
Nevada County picayune., 1891-11-26
EIeCtriCP0|iSh

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-08

4 member OF n wealthy family, Tho
name Of the head Of which Il known all
over the commercial world. has u pc.
culiar mania lie Is crazy ON the sub.
joct OF letter wrltlng-loye letters at
ihat-and writes a dozen or moro every
day, all TO himself
At noon every day he hands the hut.
Ter a batch Of letters to be posted aud
receives thcm at the hands Of the same
individual ut 7oclocl, every evening.
lie reads thom with tho greatest mani.
festatlon Of delight aud sits down Ia
answer them after dinner. Iio has
kept this pastlmc up for year begin
ming with one letter every week and
gradually Increasing his correspondence
TO the present batch
lie Is n good looking young man Of
five and thirty, and was us bright
mentally as could be desired till his
eighth year when scarlet foycr lott
him littlo bottor than simplctuu. u
he wrote | 200 letters day ON the
same expensive note paper 10 uses he
could not spend a ,housandth part OF
his fathers income Perhaps the pas
time h as good u. any he could be rn.
gagged In, but IL seems iust trifo
silly, Nov York Commercial Adycr.
tlsDr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-08

There nro thirty xix legitimate lllu.
sions now being made for dime muse.
uns aud for advertising purposes. aud
these include an Immense variety OF do.
captions. After tho leyle.s body illu
sion became NO popular there was a
great deal ot talk about mirrors. aud
the opinion has gained ground that all
tricks " this kind are now performed
by aid o. looking gln..os and rthoctors.
This u a distinct error OF the thirty.
six Illusions referred 10 not more than
seven have a mirror about thnm ~ all.
tho other twenty nine being worked by
devices much lcs. easy To detect The
"Galatea" Is the most remarkable Of
the whole tliirty.siS Ia thi, there is a
marble or stone statue, and the public
can bo invited TO strike Il with a piece
OF iron to test IT, composition
Then the operator can make The
statue gradually assume li.e. or appeal
20 do 40, aud finally a living form ,uo.
cecds the model oi stone. How Is thi,
donoi Wen, that is q trade secret
worth n fow hundred dollars The
trick 4 n very smart one, and cvon tho
young lady who operates il, nul who
Is apparently created out Of solid ma
sonry, cannot see through H. II {.
very hard TO learn how 90 nS up an
Illusion ot hrt, but after awhile, aud
with practice In half dozen types. II
man can combine ideas aud produce Il
great variety Of results. Interview IN
81. Louis Globc-Democrat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-08

Says an Asbury Park grocery clerk
"lf woman comes IN with q baskot
and u tin bucket and asks for n print
of butter she's from Philadelphia
Whats more, those Philadelphia pco
pie arc tho best Judges ot butter No
cheap or snowy stock for them. They
taste Il always and can tell mora about
It's manufacture than | can. An idea
that many Quaker City people have /.
In Juggling baskciful Of groceries and
n butter klttlo home with them, when
we have wagons to deliver II for them.
They appear To be brought up that way
New Horkon amt particular about
butter They ask the price, tell mo To
put up dollars worth aud that ends
II. Ono Of their give aways is on eggs
and sugar Always know them when
they want quarters worth Of eggs or
three and half Of sugar That's tho
wey they buy at home--so much for
two shillin. A Trenton customer will
ask for score Of eggs, and - Boston
woman gets nervous when we show her
our stock of beans, She asks for fac.
tory cheese, so won't make a mistake
and give her the imported article, -
New York Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-08

no doubt they would have looted the
treasure la the exnrtgs car had ID not
been for railroad detective Lon Harris.
He, though arneI ouly with "a 81.
caliber revolver, uolily attacked
the thieyiug gang In his haste
to got a hot ut them he expOsed
himself AMI was mDrtslly wounded.
His attack, however. and the shots
nrtd 10y the conductor 81 the train,
evidently ratified the robbers for they
He'd just when they had blown a hole
Ia tho express car with dynamite
bomb. II Is thought that seven men
were la the gang. several officers and
a posse OF forty fully armed men were
brought TO Ceres early this morning
and will start on the hunt tor the fIgi.
tives 1T daylight In many respects
the crime bear. strong resemblance
10 the robberles Of Southern Pooific
trains at Plxley, Goshen aud A lila, all
" which occurred In tire lower San
joaquin valley within the last two and
u half years.
ErdHsiOn Rcgistor-Gaetano ~ Pas
quale, an Italian, who, u Is claimed,
was stealing ride on the Union paci.
tic between Aspen and Trpi0ca, had
his left leg run over this morning. lie
was brought to town about noon aud
the injured leg amputated above the
knee by Dp. Hooker aud Harrison.
The man whs under the Influence u
chloroform when the reporter saw him
~ that his own story could not be Oh.
tained. ON his person was found du.
plicatos Of remittances he had made 10
to his wife ~ well ~ letter from her
dated Moutofrcdinc, Italy, July H.,
Acknow Lodging SAME.