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Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14
4 Trihufe of Resnaas


Died, at Sis p. m. sunday. Jaz
1894. ather residence on clarkAZ
Mrs. Lizzie Allensworth-ToaIsanZ
of the fairest flowers from thss
of this life has been plueked J
ruthless hand of death to be nlss
the garden of God beyond the s.
live with the little white rose fhsss
butscarcely unfolded its leavs~ e
unsoiled by sin, unhurt by the A..
time. No wonder that theangehl
to that beautiful and lovely hons
bore the child and mother before
white wings to the paradise aa|
al take these little lambs,n ss.d
land lay them on my breast
ton they shall find in iae-fn s..
ever biest.n "How natural IA
mother to follow her elilan 81
the wonderful band of pilgrims !
earth had fed upon the bright q
found among the arid desert III
ldworld they walked down Is
Jordon of death and crossed over
out a pang. And as the angel
among whom was theministefinp;
of the eherub. came TO the homes
dear friend, nr. Geo. f. Toalson
found the mother, Lizzie. readr3|
when her feet touched the stream
sang, Earth hath 10 sorrow fhatH|
en- can not heal. The captain al
Lords host was with them an
whispered this unto her ear. "a
my child, as you have suffered
and for me you also shall reign
me-" Such flowers and such bud
not belong to the gardens of thu
earth. They are too pure, Toe
for earth. They are, as Brothels
CLINTON and Taylor said, ''loaned
us for awhile She was all ua1 /
words expressed Iii their taiIest
The writer had known her in d
and sickness and allofhis reeolIea|
are SO pleasant ofher-her eonsid|
kindness, not only in health, but
each day as she grew weaker an
fered excruciatingly under the
of disease for months, yet she
forgot us or murmured against
who were near her at their
bility TO relieve her. shall
forget her words, her looks, Id
pression of gratitude amid her Id
pangs of suffering, her will powe|
resignation, her force of eharaels
determination fortified by all I'D
role Christian virtues 10 do her
She said to the writer one day
can / get well without certain
being done?!" We replied no. I'd
not. 1t gives you your only j
and that chance is but the shad|
lone. "Well, sir" said she, "tann|
morning I shall accept that chs
and she did, nobly, and Withhold
gle reservation or evidence suf|
Her Christian feeling toward be
was simply beyond description
me say TO the devoted, bereaye
: grief-stricken husband, Dr. Gea1
Toalson. and to her mother and
loved ones, look up. She will b
polar star, your ministerIng spfrll
forth of God TO bring you to Ie1
while when the mists roll awaJ
4. we stood at the open grayeat fh3
!. of closing day with the last rays
sun of day setting without q ela|
like the closing life of Der WI
gone from us for awhile, We til
, of that beautiful wreath of I'd
telles"which her Christ had piae|
Oh her redeemed and now j
brow and these words come to
we laid her body to rest besi1
kindred asleep in Jesus.
Earth guard what here We lay In 81
. That which hath left her nome
place;
But thou. Oh Heaven, keep what ID
taken,
And with this treasure keep tiass
tour hearts, on high.
G. ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14
Meets in Lebanon Sept. 20,..21 and 22.
The annual meeting OF the Mis-

Meets In Lebanon Sept. 2O,..21 and y2.
The annual meeting of the Mis-
souri, Press Association of 1894 will
be held in Lebanon September goth,
21st and 22nd. The citizens OF
Lebanon are making extensive prep
arations to entertain the editors
aud their families during the three
days meeting in the Magnetic
City, of the Ozarks. Every news
paper man in the state should at
tend this meeting, which promises to
be one of the most pleasant and
largely attended in the history OF
the Association.
Lebanon is Il delightful summer
resort and is noted as a convention
city. 1t is a beautiful little city OF
$500 inhabitants, having ample
and unexcelled hotel accommodate
tons anu has entertained n number
| OF State conventions and other large
gatherings. The press of the State
will be most royalty and Hospitality
entertained at the meeting in Sept
TENDER. The water of Lebanon's
famous "Magnetic Springs" will be
a treat to every editor and tht
cleansing, in%vigoratlng baths al
agreeable surprise TO the ''unwash
ed
The superb Gasconade Hotel, thu
finest in the West, with accommo
dations for $50 to 400 people, will
be headquarters for the Association
The editor needs a few days res
and will attend the Lebanon meet
ing to derive the pleasure and prof
of professional association and th
comfort and recreation of a visit t
Lebanon's celebrated Magnet
Springs, the famous health an
i, pleasure resort of Southwest Mis-
souri,.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14

II. Z. WARDEN is securing the
names of the young professional
men and others who desire 10 Or
ganize what will be known as the
Blackstone Literary Club. The
object will be to discuss questions
of importance, some local, some of
State and some of national import
ance. Such a club has long been
needed in Mexico and we are sure
will be a success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14
HOT WEATHER PRICES
Al
HALLS.

Your choice of any of our 40, 50 aud
30e Fans for 2n. Come while YOU can
get good selections.
Shirt Waists, summer Vests and
Union Suits, Net Pants and the best
and most complete line of Hosiery in
town.
Swivel Silks, Swiss, Dimity, Organ
die Lawns, White Goods and Laces.
We have q few good selections in
Millinery that We viii sell regardless
of cost. We will make you closing out
prices.
Watch this space; we will offer soon
special bargains every week.
HALL, The Ladies' FurDiSler.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14

Prof. B. w. Torreyson is home
from Fl. Smith, Ark, on a visit and
will likely spend a portion of the
summer in the East. Prof. Torrey-
son will return to Fl. Smith in the
fall where he has a splendid posi-
ton in the schools and his services
are highly anpreciated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14

Mrs. Frank futile and Mrs.
Gould, of MoberIy, Mo-, we're in
Mexico this week in consultation
with Masons in reference to estab-
fishing a chapter of the Eastern Star
in Mexico. These ladies are organ
izlng a chapter at Fandalia, this
county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14

GoyERNoRW j. STONE was inMexi-
co Saturday and made the LEDGER
a social call. The Governor is very
enthusiastic in reference to the out
look for the Democratic party and is
not in sympathy with the pessimists
who think the country is going TO
the daoo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14

CoxEf got tired of playing the
patriot in jait and paid his fine for
himself and General Browne. He
declares that he intends to stay in
Washington until he has raised an
army big enough to command the
respect of Congress.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14
THE RACKET

Our buyer in New York City
has sent us a nice line of Mus
lin Underwear in Ladies' Chem
Use, Drawers, Corset Covers,
Night Gowns and Skirts.
Also a line OF Mems Night
shirts.
These goods were bought for
spot cash and way under value.
We can sell them to you Tor
less money than you can buy
the material and trimmings.
We will take pleasure in
showing you this line and in
quoting you prices.
The Racket
J.. W. PLATr, Ne. IL wsshipgtaa strssf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14

Ben ANDERsoN's many friends
will be glad to know that he was
nominated for presiding Judge of
Boone county. Ben is a thorough
bred Democrat and one of Boone
county's most public spirited men.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14

FARMERS of Audrain county who
have been so busy this spring should
arrange to rest on the Fourth of
July and come to Mexico to assist
in the Fourth OF July celebration.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14

Do You Desire a Clear, Transparent skint
Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood
Maker will remove all disorders from
the blood and leave your skin clear,
transparent and youthful. Sold and
warranted by Woodbridge & Near
thur.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14

MAKE your subscription liberal
for The Fourth of July celebration.
1t takes money to carry out an en-
terprise of this kind properly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14
BILL BALLOONS KODY.
IL IL Fully identified by the I:andi,'s
isr0thpr,

ARDMoRE, [. T., June 10.-Sher-
if Howard, accompanied by Frank
Fisher and Claude Lacey, citizens
OF Longview, Tex, arrived at II
O'Clock last night and viewed the
remains of the dead bandit. They
unhesitatingly pronounced him to
be the same man who took a lead
ing part in the Longview bank rob-
berry. Charlie Benjamin Dalton ar
rived on the early train this morn
ing from Kingiisher, Ok, and in
the dead body at once recognized
his Maynard brother, Bill. This
settles the fact in the minds of the
most incredulous that Bill Dalton,
the ever-wakefuI now sleeps indeath.
His remains are incased in a heavy
steel casket. United States Mar
shall Williams gave orders to his
deputies to day to hand over to Mrs.
Dalton the pistol, all letters, also all
the money found on his person when
killed, which was 1885. 1t is es-
timated that not less than 10000
people have viewed the remains.
Deputy Stewart arrested Mrs.
Dalton this evening OF a process is
sued by the Prosecuting Attorney
for the Eastern District of Texas,
charging her with receiving stolen
property. She, together with l1ous-
ton Wallace, who is now in jail,
will have Il preliminary hearing to-
morrow on that charge.
Mrs, Dalton to day admitted that
her late husband was the leader OF
the Longview Bank robbery. The
other members of the gang we're
Tom Littleton. Jim Wallace and
Charles White, alias Jim Jones.
jim a~llace, who was shot and
killed at Longview, is a brother of
Houston Wallace, where Dalton vas
stopping when killed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14

THE Fulton Sun commenced hug
cling itself too soon. Mexico is 60
ing to have a Fourth of July cele
bration and it will be a good one too.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14

r. H. Edmonds and H. A. Rick
etts returned Wednesday from
Virginia were they went to attend a
reunion of the old Black Horse CAV
airy and visit relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, r.. :. Mekinnera r|
w ME Mckinney. his wife. D
certain deed OF trust, dated Dec
p, 1892, and recorded in the Reed
of Audrain County, Missed
Deed of Trust Book l., for tfu1
page 81, conveyed to r.. p. H5|
trustee, the following describe
estate situated in Audrain "a
Missouri, to-wit: Begin one Ind
tlo0l feet east and one hundreI
fifty-five {l55) feet north OF the
west corner of the soatheasttoarg
of the northwes tquarterfrslo
), township ftYso1
north, range nine tg1 west Of tad
p. M, run thence north enc hu|
and thirty-five 1881 feet more 4
to the south side of Promenade
in the City of Mexico. thence q
hundred and twenty tl201 feet d
less to an alley, thence soutlloH1
dred and thirty-five feet f1351 Eel
or less TO Mrs. Sarah MitcheiE
thence west one hundred aud 3
tl20) feet more or less TO the begf5
otherwise known as the n0rfH
(1-2l of lot numbered three 81 4
survey numbered forty-foar f
said City of Mexico, subject, hoA
to a prior deed oftrust, which sail
veyance was in trust tG secure IN
ment of the promissory note. u
deed described; and, whereas, On
described i'm said deed of trust re-
due and unpaid; now, therefore,
request of the legal holder of sal
and by authority of the provisi|
said deed of trust aforesaid. | v
Friday. the Sixth Day oil
a. 3D.. 1894.
at the east front door OF the
House, in the City of Mexico, al|
the hours of 9o'clock in TIL
noon and > o'clock in the aftern|
said day, sell the above describe
estate at public vendue TO the d
bidder, for cash, 10 satisfy said de|
the expenses OF executing sald
Il. +. IioPkH
I'd Trnd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14

The St. joseph News says: Just
as everybody is congratulating
themselves that Bill Dalton is finally
dead for good, after having been
killed by excited newspaper cores
pondents some several times, Mrs.
Dalton comes to the front with the
announcement that Bill has four
brothers living who will promptly
organize a gang to avenge his taking
aff
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14

SIX divorces we're granted in this
county on last Saturday. This is
solving the question, sis marriage a
failure" with a vengeance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14

MEXICO is going to do the hand =
some and have one of the best
Fourth of July celebrations in the
country.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14

Ir is settled. Mexico is 10 have a
Fourth of July celebration and it
will he a good one.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14

EVERY citizen of Mexico is inter-
este.l in the Fourth of July celebra-
ton. Ii must be O success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14

GET ready to assist in making the
Fourth of July celebration a sue
cess.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14

STATE OF MISSOURI,
County OF AUDRAIN. We, Stephen Der
tells, President, and K. Z. Morris, Cashier oil
said bank, each of Us. do soleinnly swear that
the above statement IL true to the hest of oar
knowledge and belief.
STEPHEN BERTsIs, Pres.
r.. l.. NORRIS, Cashier.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14

SIS IT hot enough" is now the
universal pass word.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14

OFFICIAL STATEMENT of the
Financial Condition ofthe MAR
TINSBURG BANK, ut Martins
burg, Audrain County, State of
Mo-, at the close of business on
the Second day of June, 1894.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14
Friday. the 32sE Day OF !
q. ID. 1921. 80
administrators Notie<1

Notice is hereby given thatiet1
administration upon the estate g
liam ~ Bratton, deceased, hase|
granted the undersigned by ~
bate Court Of Audrain county.
souri,, bearing date May II, 1873.
All persons having claims s.
said estate are requested 70 81
them for allowance to the adHs,.iI
tor within one year after date q (
ing letters. or they may be pre-
from any benefit OF such estafss1
such claims be not extIibIted
two years from the date they
forever barred
W. T. BRATTus]|
lott. AdninisuS3
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14

Have You Tried Beggs' German salve
For Piles? If not. why not. Can you
afford to suffer longer for the sake of
Csc. This is the price of the greatest
salve on the market. Sold and war
ranted by Woodbridge & Macarthur.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14
c0XEY GETS OUT OF JAIL.
Oklahoma Sam Drives Hin Through
Town Bphind Foar iierses.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June H.
Coxey, Browne and Christopher
Columbus Jones were this morning
released from Jail, They we're met
at the door of the Jail by Oklahoma
Sam, driving four horses attached to
Coxey's phetcn. The four pro-
eeeded to the Nationoi Hotel, where
they shook hands with the clerk and
s. few friends who happened to be
present. After spending a quarter
of an hour i'm the hotel they started
for the Coxey camp in Bladensburg.
The Ladies Aid Society OF Benton
City, Mo-, will give an ice cream
festival at the Presbyterian church
in that town on Friday from 4 to IL
d. m. The committee on arrange
ments are Mrs. r. a.. Brown, Miss
Carrie Tralchell and Miss Rossle
Keiierhals.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14

HANNIBAL, Mo. ,June tO.-Stoner,
the murderer of j. ?. Nesbitt, 2
prominent farmer of Monroe coun-
ty, was convicted yesterday at New
London, Rails county, where the
case was taken on a change of venue.
He was sentenced to ninety-nine
years in the penitentiary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14
sixteen to One.

The phrase t16 to /" refers to
the fixed proportion of silver to gold
in coinage; that is to say, sixteen
grains of pure silver are declared
equal in value to one grain of pure
gold, and the silver dollar must
therefore contain sixteen times as
many grains of pure silver as the
gold dollar contains grains of pure
gold. The gold dollar contains
1852 grains of their respective
metals. If the latter be divided by
the former the result will be Is 9SS,
which, to /, is the exact ratio, so
nearly sixteen that this figure is
used for convenience. If the ratio
were changed to, say 20 to /, the
gold standard remaining as it is, the
silver dollar would contain twenty
times 1922 grains, which is 464.4
grains. There has been no change
in the standard silver dollar since
the beginning of the government,
but the gold standard has been twice
changed, the last time in 1887, when
it was fixed at 1928 grains. The
original ratio was Is to /.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14
Friday. the Sixth Day OF
4. 3D.. 1891.
SALE

by virtue and authority Of 3 q
execution issued from the office
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Al
County, Missouri. r~eturnable ]
June, 1884, term of said Court, i
me directed in favor of Moffit9
Drug Co, and against Il. III. aud
Johnson. | have levied upon and
ed all the right. title, intefes|
IF the said Il. H. and NJ. c.
son of, ill and to the following d
ed real estate, to-wit: Forty-sEd
middle part lots Z and 5, block
one, lot !, block 20, and one aai
fourth acres east of block nnIai
being part of the southwestqu a1
The southeast quarter section 8.
ship ~, range ,, all III NandaItd
County. Missouri; also lois
and : of Alexander Addition q
Der, Audrain County, Missouri.
ing and being in the said Cosini5
State oil Missouri; and will. en|
Friday. fhe 32.H Day of ]
q. h. 1891.
ut being the 18th day Of the {
court of said County, betwer|
hours of . o'clock iii the lorenzo
> O'Clock in the afternoon Of tf,sI
at the Court House door. in th1
of Mexico, County of Audrain
sell the same, or so much =
as may De required. at public se|
to the highest bidder for cash p
tsuhiect TO all prior liens ana
fnents), to satisfy said exeeslI.o9
/. y. sTEPHEa
a-4-t. Sheriff of Audrain Con-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14

S. O. Graham did not think he
could get Justice in Audrain county
in his suit against the +. and l.. L.
Insurance Co. and took a change of
venue to Montgomery county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14
BOONE COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
Three Present County Judges Defeated
for denomination.

COLUMBIA, Mo, June 1.-THE
Democratic primary election Satur-
day, the vote of which a counted
to-day, worked a revolution in Boone
county politics. The old County
Court, upon which the Columbia
Herald waged war, charging incom-
potency and disobedience TO law,
was largely the issue of the cam
paign. The County Judges after II
years service, were all three candi-
dates again, and were all beaten.
There was lively contest for
Representative. The candidates
were Henry Jenkins, young
farmer of Cedar Township, who was
a Republican until four years ago;
Captain J. W. Kneisely and Judge
w. W. Roberts, both familiar fig
ures in political affairs, and both ex-
Confederate soldiers, Jenkins VAS
elected by a handsome majority.
The other nominees are: Presiding
Judge of the County Court, Ben NJ.
Anderson; Judge Northern District,
George W. Trimble; Judge South
ern District, John A. Stewart; AS
SCISSOR, J. C. Hall; Collector, W. /.
Roberts; Sheriff, j. T. Stockton;
Prosecuting Attorney, J. l.. Steph-
ems; County Clerk, John e. Muir
ray; Circuit Clerk, w. +. Hodge;
Probate Judge, l.. M. Switzler;
Treasurer, James II. Guitar.
The Democratic vote shows an in.
crease of 200 over that rolled two
years ago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14

ABILITIE

Capital stock paid ..-.-....,.-.-.-. sIf.sEt ~
funds ON haud -...-........ 81 III
Deposits subject to draft at sight Ivy
hanks and banker. .-...--..------ --..--
Deposits subject to draft ut sight by
individuals and others .....t. :. Is. .ass Il
Deposits subject to draft at given dates I'D 90
Bills payable and bills re-discountei. s.tssl M
Total 81, 347 81
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14

At the Ewell Farm sale of Jerseys
in Tennessee recently, Mr.. Thos.
P. Hamilton, of this city, bought
two of the best bred bull calves
one of them by Tofmentor 9Th and
the other ny Odelio. For the calf
Tarringford 1860 he paid $105.
The highest COW sold brought 800
and several heifers sold from $175
to $500. The sale of Jerseys footed
up $1S,235. This was the Major
Campbell Brown herd, the crack lot
in Tennessee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-06-14

country.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-07-05

Mrs. Charles Croft is on the sick
list.
Mr.. Goltz and family Sundayed at
Mr.. Swartz's.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pay are visiting
at Mankato.
Mrs. Hugh Montgomery and son
are at Sleepy Eye.
Mrs. Hugh Montgomery is visiting
friends at Sleepy Eye.
Miss Edna Race, of Redwood Falls,
is visiting at S. S. Gales.
Mrs. c. Hanks and daughter Zoa,of
Tracy, are visiting at j. Kennedy's
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ray, wife and
daughter are visiting friends at Man
kato and vicinity.
John Kennedy had a horse killed
last week by falling into we'll Is feet
deep and 8 feet of water.
L. G. Burden, wife and daughter, of
Springdale, and S. S. Gale and wife
visited friends at the county seat last
week.
The donation party for Rev. Dough
erty was we'll attended last Friday ev-
ening at G. j. Nelson's. $40 were the
receipts.
The storm of the 9th was quite Sc
we're in this section. A. w. Van DORIS
on's barn roof was lifted up and car
ried into an adjoining field.
Small grain.is better in the western
part of the county. Corn and pota-
toes are fourishing, and the recent
rains did great deal of good.
The night of the 18th some one blew
up Swoffer Bros safe at Walnut
Grove. The door went through the
front windows into the street. $40
was taken.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-07-05
A STORY.


a. IL II sometimes Told Dy MEMBER OF tho
Four Hundred.
At one of Miss Pinkerly's evenings.
Young Tutter-And that reminds me
Of story heard the other day.
Miss Pinkerly-Oh, how perfectly
charmingl always love to hear your
stories, Mr.. Tutter.
Tutter-This was about a bride and
groom
Miss Pinkerly-Won't you move your
chair away from the door? I can hear
you so much better. Every one is talk
ing so.
Tutter-Certainly. Well, they were
Miss Pinkerly-Here comes Miss
Summit. Oh, Maud, I am so delighted
to see you! I was so afraid you weren' T
coming. You know Mr.. Tutter, I be-
ieve. He was just entertaining me
with one of his most delightful stories
Pray go on, Mr.. Tutter.
Tutter-Well, as I was saying
Miss Pinkerly-I wonder if she
knows Mr.. Panhandle. No. I know
she doesn't. I must introduce them.
(Goes and returns.) Really, you must
pardon me, MI. Tutter. Pray 20 on,
please.
Tutter (gritting his teeth)- Oh, GER
tainly. Well, they were on their honey
moon, and they came to A.
Miss Pinkerly-Did you hear that,
Mr.. Tutter? That girl in the other
room says that Charlie Singerly is en-
gagged. Well, I never thought he would
be, and to Daisy Yellowgold too!
Tutter (politely)-Yes. It is rather
funny that he is heard of it yester-
day.
Miss Pinkerly (reproachfully}
you never told me- I am surprised at
you
Tutter-To tell the truth I never
thought of it.
Miss Pinkerly (still listening)-
forgive you this time. But your story.
You mustn't forget that.
Tutter-Oh, no. Let's see. Oh, yes.
They came to a tunnel, and when the
train got through it.
Girl In the Other Room-They say
she has had her trousseau ready for six
months. Just fancy!
Tutter-The groom turned to the
bride and said, eff I had known that
was such long tunnel''-
Girl In the Other Room-Do you
know what he said? He said he could
have had any of US for the asking.
Wasn't that nasty of him?
Tutter-''I would have kissed you. u
And she said
Miss Pinkerly Tin an undertonee
Well, never. Go on, Mr.. Tutter.
Tutter-And then she said, "Why
didn't you kiss me, dear?" "a slight
pause.)
Miss Pinkerly-Oh-yes How aw'
fully funny! And where did you say
they were:-Truth.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-07-05

river, where the Indians were still pursuing
the soldiers. but l took no part. crossed
the river and saw the bodies of the soldiers
that had been killed. think Mr.. Quinn, the
interpreter. was shot several times after he
had been killed. The Indians told me that
most of them who fired on Capt Marsh and
his men were on the same side of the river;
that only few shots came from the opposite
or south side. They said that White Dog did
not tell Mr.. Quinn to come over, but told him
to go back. Of course do not know what
the truth is about this. White Dog was the
Indian head farmer who had been replaced
by Taopi and was hung at Mankato.