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[Id,3alosethitn1th3aip, k 3xs;ax9tP,,10Z9lt;L15cn-)ek, l 22ibit■la*s or raoir Will ure, cute OUS-etn-UUIOJ-UU -±L-y LMONMOUTH*A Clandestine Marriage—A Dynamite Charivari—The Anarchists—The Punishment visited upon Tender-foot-News items—Personals, etc, MosaoinH, Nov. 2let, 1857.Ed 3. SssTiHEfc:—IiiBt -week was mjido oventful here by tho morriago of Mathew Brewer to fells a Franklo Aaderao-o. Tlia groomwas an employtHj at the Keystone limo workslast season, while the brirf® has for eereraiyears past mafia fast homo with Hon. L. W.Stuart* and family. The tride and pooaithlnkicg to giro a UtUo sarprigo and usox-poctod slip, kept tho thing a profound eoorottill within a few fcoara of their departure forCodar Rapids, where the nuptial knot washod. In thoir eadeatur to escape detectionr tho bride w*3 dxivou to the depot at Baldwin► whila the groom awaited at Monmouth for : the 7 jS5 paiMEBcr bearing hi a Intended. The citizen* to arnica the brick play rd bytheso fugitives, eagerly ac 3 a oil on sly awaited thalx return, whan they banded and arm^d them sol re a with dynamite bomba, shot; gcca, tin par.9, born a. etck, and morcbud to the residence of John Wood, where they suppoaad this newly m* rrledcoapl9 were stopping. Captain Mitchell, of thoJ^bnae kiln dab*” vru® to give tlia irgnai fur a nd by the first report 01 the dynafalte which was stationed within ft few rOda of tho hauae. The hour was now past midnight, and except, ft mournful foreboding of the sighing winds as they swept through tho leafless trees, not a sound was heard to brook the stillcdBH of the night or to disturb tho slum boring citizen from ms quiot*r*st. ‘Bat hold! Boom! Boom? Boom I went tho dynamite. Jingle I jingle I iinclo I went the cow bells. Ban gi Bang I Banglwoui the shot gnna. Din; I Ding I Dine! went the tin pans, etc. At the first report of the dynamite, JohQ Wood sprang from hl3 bod thinking perhaps that another haymarkt niMiaore wae taking place outsider bnt no mafter wbat ho thought. He dresod himBolfand informed thoboj* that tho newly marriad eonplo were not theres but ho would yeluttaor to help hunt them- After short search they were found at tho residence^ of C, CVS allay, where another roucd of mui:0 was gi von Iham. The crowd was thou Invited into tho house where u feast of apples and eigars awaited them. Alter a short time spent in eating apples, smoking cigars, eta., tho crowd adjourned with thioo hearty cheers for the brido and groom.moCrohadvorCSC.ArEE OUl la i da; me 1 als C hoi off gK arE S txx ftVlcossibau'it.MWlt;wothiJusso;dw\9LtCo a wmefn1Its,JJOrElbn/anKCtflcahs%notb1faith
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Jackson Sentinel
Maquoketa, Iowa, US
Thu, Nov 24, 1887
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