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OBITE.IR Y.
The penth ofCoi. Dnn,cl r.. d icvar.

On Wednesday, in the Wooster House. Danburv,
surrounded by his wic son, brothers. sisters, and
few intimate frienls, Col Daniel f, Dclevan
bren'hcd his last. He born In Sing Sing, in
1stS and was tie descendant or a distr suI he'd
KnickerOocker family, his fnther being the distin.
cuishcl Gen. Deleyan who figured in the RcyOu-
tion. Col Delevan before his majority, was In tho
hardware business In Mailen lane. and afterward
tor thirty years was successful on Broadway. At
Broome street At II lie was elected Secretary OF
the Tammany Society. Aterward he became Scribe
to the Council Either to the Council, snd lat,erly
Grand Sachem, which oflce he held for five consecu.
tive terms In 1883 he was made Naval Storekeeper
by President Pierce lie held the once IN the end OF
Piorces Administration. lie was made Collector OF
Assessments by Mayor Tiennn, and this ofnce he
held until he was succeeded by the late Alderman
Boole. In 1859 the ONCE Of City Inspector became
vacant, and af,er several nominations had been made
by Mayor Tiem1n and rejected by the Board OF
Aldermen, the name OF Col. Delevan was proposed
and unanimously confirmed. In early life he
Colonel of militia In StormS's brigade. He resided
nearly all his lite In Charlton street and was for
years the most nnuontisl politician ~ the Eighth
Ward. lie ran for seat in the Board OF Aldermen
In 1876 but was beaten During the life of Presi-
dent Jackson Col Delevgn was one OF his most nti-
mate friends
Col. Delevan leaves a wife and sou, aged about
nine years, for whom he has made smole provision
in his will. His remains were brought down last
night and are to be buried in Torrytown Monday.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
THE BRTTIsH PARLIAMENT TINKER
ING THE IRISH BILLS.

Proposal to Remodel the Plan OF Trinity
CoiieGe-The University Tests to be Aboi-
fsbed-Aareement upon tho Irish Force
BuI-But no Decisive Action.
LONDON April 1.-The House Of Commons 10.
day, in committee. considered the Irish Force bill.
a. returned from the House Of Lords with amend.
ments, and engaged in q protracted debate, mainly
the technical and legal features Of Its coercivs
clauses. Messrs. Ball and Disraeli accused MIR. Glad
stone OF introducing amendments which altered the
principle which the bill was based Mr.. Glad.
stone warmly resented the charge, and argued the
entire coherelcy OF the notifications which ho had
suggested.
Mr.. Gladstone moved that all ltbe amendments
made in the House Of Lords snve one be agreed TO.
The motion was carried
The Irish Land Bill was taken up.
Mr.. Fawcett moved that the House. approving the
plan Of unsectarian and undonominational teaching
in Ireland. II In favor OF remodeling Trinity College
so as to remove religious disabilities.
Mr.. Plunkett angriy reprobated Interference with
that institution. lie predicted that the adoption o.
this resolve would affect not that college alone but
all the educational establishments OF Ireland.
Mr.. Gladstone reminded the gentleman that tho
posed measures OF the session. and in the present
discussion that fact must be kept In view He de-
plored the necessity Of introducing measure tend
ing TO convulse the country; but denied emphaticai
party would be abandoned. His duty was unmis-
taxable. II assured that the Government was on
the wrong course, he would acknowledge IT. but
feeling that ne was right, he must stand where he
stood.
without action the House adjourned
In the House OF Lords this evening the Irish
Force bill was again received from TIE House OF
Commons, with all the Lords amendments con-
Cured in save one.
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

The public debt was decreased IS ,3i9 in March
A. Wil.man was nominated yesterday Assessor for
the Fluh District OF New York,
The survey of the lsthmus Is expected to bo com
plcted oy the nrst OF May
The House HIes the lat Of October as the time
when the new tariff shall take effect
Only iIe members were In the Representatives
Hail last evening, tEe Sc sion being soeJ Tor de1'le
The nltieth speech upon tariff distractions was de
lyered In the Iouse Yesterday The bill WAS passed
Both Houses have consented TO the erection OF q
bridge across the Delaware, between Philadelphia and
Camden,
The House shows no disposition TO aid new rail.
road schemes in the Nestern Territories and States py
land grants.
The House passed the Senate bill authorizing the
Lib aTan of Congress to return Thomas Jcnerson's
private papers TO his executors,
The Washington Republicans visited the Pre.i.
dent, Mr. sumner, and Gen, Fremont last night, gnd
cOngratulatory Fifteenth Amendment speeches wvre
delivered.
Representative Holman said yesterday that ninety.
railroad land bills arc pending In the House which,
carried through, Will appropriate hunirod million
acres OF the public domain
The Senate Postal Committee VIII report bill In
crensing the subsidy TO the Pacific Mail Steamship
Line, between San FIancl co and China from $500 900
to 1900 annually the steamers 70 make two uipi
month
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FLASHES FROM THE OCEAN CABLBs

The visit Of Sir Stafford NorthcOte TO the Red
River country has been postponed
The Pnpal Court has rejected the overtures made
by All Pasna IN favor Of the Armena ans.
Prince Pierre Bonapsrte sailed from Havrc yes
terday for America. The Princess goes to switzerland
All attempts to conciiate the opposition in the
Council of Minieters IN Rome have been abandoned
Cialdin insists on the resignation OF the Cabinet
The steamship Samaria, which was compelled 10
put back account Of broken shntt, completed re-
IAis Mt Queenstown, and sailed al noon yesterday for
New York,
The University boat crews are out two or three
times o day ThamCs. The practice OF the Oxford
men still the best but the Cambridge crew is fast
improving,
The Galcian Deputies have withdrawn from the
RochsAth m consequence OF the defeat OF the motion
to grant TO the province the right OF direct representa-
ton or sellgoyernment,
The Atlantic Cable Company, after considering the
proposed hill for idaton Of the Ango.Anericdn
with the French Trans Atlantic Cable Company have
gwen their approval, threeourts Of the stock sup
porting II.
Another manifestation was made yesterday nv the
lhey refused TO allow the professor to proceed with his
lecture There was much disorder but the police did
not Interfere
committee has been appointed to make arrange
ment. for the visit of the English delegn 10 the
Yok next autumn: The delegates viii probably be the
Rev. ~. Job.on. Professor BlaNie, Canon Ftemante
and AleI Ander.
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The Hon. William +. Howe will move, before
Judge Ingrsham, this morning, for a writ of error
and stay OF proceedings in the Of Jack Reynolds
sentenced to be hanged on Friday next In accord
ance with the custom under which a condemned
prisoner is handed over to the Sheriff week prior
to his execution, Sheriff Brien took charge OF jack
Rey nolds on Thursday evening, and MAJOR Peter
Bowe and Igpatus Flynn, DEPUTY sherins, remained
with the prisoner all night, aud relieved yes.
tetday morning by deputy sheriGs Patrick ]. Han
bury and Jacob Seebacher. Two other deputies re-
eyed these latter named deputies last night, and
two deputies will remain with Reynolds day and
night until the execution The object OF 40 closely
watching condemned men Is to prevent them irum
committing suicide. All hope OF obtaining a repreve
commntaton Of sentence for REYNOLDS has been
abandoned by everybody but counsellor Howe.
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THE LATEST LiBOR NEWS.

Mining operations in the Schuylkill rcgion are to
be suspended to-day on account Of the strike.
The unemployed lal orers of San Francisco are to
be set 10 work on Monday on tho pubic property OF
that city.
The National Labor UHion OF Brickmakers No. 2
Mt VsrplancEs Point are contemplating q strike for
higher wages and honTs work per day and after
May |.
The Rrooklyn Bricklaver's Union, NJ. %, elected
last evening James j. McCaty, NJ ID. AS IN, dlcal ad-
VISOR, Timothy Farley, treasurer, Jas OrmAnd, lillian
Ast and II. 5. Welsh, tubtcCs,
The Workiugmens Union last nghi elected Mi
chael r. Murphy secretary, vice RoScrt Bllssert.
signed Tho delegates from the LAborers Union re
ported that the lahoTers employed on the new Post
uriCc we're not pad the Secretly rate OF wages
Vh rate as is paid hy employers Stone cutters
wages have been reauc,d one dollar day. and their
hours OF labor Increased frOm eight TO ten per day
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.
The West is inundated
PeabOdI's grave has not been robbed,


Gov. Gcary has vetoed the bin fotbiddng the
erection OF publ buildings on Independence square.
Gov. Campbell Of Wyoming, started West yester.
day, to meet the with the rrmans Of Gen. Thomas
The colnred people of Philadelphia assembled In
Independence square yesterday Only to nnd themselves
AWilioolei
with 'he except on OF carmine or red ink the use
Of violet and al the various coored inks has been for
blddcn IN the army.
The Hon. Horace Greeley is announced to deliver
the opening address at the next faT o the ST. LOu hg
rlcultural and Mechanical Association.
Daniel Kennedy died yesterday Of apopexy. a.
teen minutes after coming out of the air chamber Of tho
eastern pier Of the ~. LOUIS bridge
The steamer Plymouth, OF the United Staos
European Squadron, which escorted tie Monarch, will
return to Europe In about month,
Work is TO be resumed in the Ayondac mines on
Monday next the nTst TIM since the hre IN September.
improvements have been made In tht mne aud precau'
tons for safety adopted,
The jury in the case of Mary Carney, OF Buffalo.
accused OF numbering her nephcw aged ycar, In tho
town OF Newstead IN July last rendered verdict VI
not guilty.
In n billiard match Of | 200 points, on Thursday
night, in Boston. hutWrFn H. Wimarth Of boston and
Frank Deunsou ul Spiingneld the latter won by va
poi and Nas declared champion OF MAssAehhsel"
The Hon Cassiu- NJ. Clay has writton letter 10
reTly t. GOV Palmer of llmo' IN which he puts sons
severe stTcurcs tho GoV'y lrs ,relsons lof deon.
ing 20 act as NleelTes lcut Of the CUBAN CnAlaoN
Aid sOclety.
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The Admission or Gen. Ames as a Senator
from Mississippi.

WASHINGTON April AFTER much discussion
iG the Senate, Mr.. sumner movet TO amend the
port OF the judiciary Committee by striking ont the
word not 30 rs To make II read "that Adchert
Ames is eligible to the seat In tine Serate OF tic
United States to wricu he las been appointed ID" The
motion was agreed 10 by yeas ~ uo's. H.
YEAS Messrs. Abbott, nrownlow mcron, Cattcl.
Chandler, Cole lorhett Cracn Drake. Frntou, tlana.
gan, Gilbert, Hamilton, of Texas HaWln, HgTris
iiowaId. Howe. Howell Mcnoneld HoIril, Of Msine !;
MoiTill, Of Vermont Nyc, Osborn. PATTERSON, rome
ROY. Pool Ramsey, Revcs, RICE, Ross Scott. sherman.
Spencer stewart sumner. Thayor Upton Warner,
Williams, and Wlson-i0.
NAYS -Me,sgs. B1ya,d Carpenter. Cdsserly, Conk.
ling IGris, Edmunds, NcCTesrV Norton rratt Srhurz,
Trumbull. and Yicters-il-, Democrats IN uIicsl
The report OF the Committee As thus amended de-
claring Amcs entitled to admission, was then
adopted.
rs invitation of the Chair, Mr.. Ames presented
himself and took the nsua oath Of once.
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Valuable Certificates Concealed In IA vcEe-
able Trunk.

John Warren Son, brokers, OF wall street,
yesterday discovered that Eve certificates OF Clio
and Mississippi bonds. of one hundred sharee each,
were missin.. The transfer OF the certificates was
at once STOPPED. Suspicion was naturally thrown
upon the employees Of the ONCE. But in the first
place rigid search was instituted. Sales, desks,
and boxes were rlnsacked, but in vain. The cert1.
cstes had d-apT cared, aho elt trace behind tue.
They had almost given up the search when the eyes
of some one happened TO fall upon venerable
trunk with the dust Of ages upon it, that stood in
corner. II looked Ms if 1t had come over In the
Maynower. No one would have supposed that the
ertihlates could be In that. As well might one
look for diamonds in hrylott, They opened 1t,
however. and were amazed TO tiud the valuable pa
pers there. How they found their wa into that
trunk no one knew
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The City ortbr Two Mnynrs,

RicHNoSD, Va, April l.-Ellyson has gone on
exel cising the functions OF HayOr without inter-
ference from the United States authorities SO also
has Cahoon. The police Of both Mayors are on the
streets tonight. This morning Ell, sons police sur
rendered the second Police Station to CahoOn by
mistake OF their instructions. Cnhoon made two
demands for possession Of the City Hall to-day. but
Eilyson refused 10 give II up.
This evening the dispute was taken into the State
Courts by Ellison. and Judge Wexford Of the Cir.
cuit Court granted = mandamus and issued an in
junction restraining Cahoon from exercising the
lnfins nf MaNnr
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Mr.. Fields introduced bill in the Assembly
yesterday which declares forfeited the rights and
privileges OF any railroad corporation which has be
fore this, will hereafter for ninety days, charge
more per mile for passenger conveyance than Is al
lowed by law. And the District Attorney Is directed
TO institute proceedings In the supreme Court for
the dissolution OF any CORPORATION which mas incur.
red forfeiture by such violation OF tue law and for
the appointment OF n receiver for its property
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The II Richnrd-on- VI IcFnrI nd Tragedy.

District Attorney Garvin will call the McFar.
and trial, In the court OF General Sessions. before
Recorder Hackett, on Monday Messrs John Ora.
ham. Charles y. Spencer. and Elbridge r. Gerry will
appear for the defence. They keep secret their line
OF defence, Over $40 petit jurors have been sum
moned The prosecution has called rs witnessss, to
Whtelaw Reid Samuel Sinclair, and John Y. Cleve-
land. Daniel ]. Frohman. Edward Carver. Geo
King, David Watson. DR.. Sayre Mrs Richardson.
Mcfarland and Pol!,e Captain Alnirc We also
been summoned. Tho Roy. Henry WaId Deecher
aud the Rev. Mr. FTCthlngham are sid TO have re-
ceived subpoena from the defence.
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BROOK LYN.

A drunken oafer last night attempted TO stab Mr.
John Tooney Superintendent Of the Atlantic avenue
railroad. who had demonstrated with not pay.
Ing his fare. Mr. Tooney seized the fellows knife but
IN SO dong, was severely cut The assAiaat was ar
rested.
Ohcers Donohue and Keon were assHieG by
gang OF nth Brooklyn roughs In Court st. last
Ing, Us they aTTesting u rough The officers de.
Tended themselves to the best ui tnur ability ana took
their PRISONER 10 tho police station, out not until they
had been severely injured.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

The miiia, train from Worcester ran into car
rage containing samuel VI. Gaskil and his wife, ~
crossing near Woonsockct, yesterday afternoon Mrs.
Ga4sl vas Killed. and her husband sOnC what bruised.
The horse was killed and the vehicle wrecked.
Mrs. Cltharne McKeon, While walking on the
track Of the Flushing l,ailroad, from Hunter Point
ytst rday afternoon, run over and killed The en-.
glncer observed her and sounded the bell which
attention was paid BEFORE the train could be stopped
me lncomotye struck her, throwing her twenty feet
irto the The Coroncrs Jury censurrd the engineer
haylnt FOad fenced
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hours OF LJtISURE.

DR.. 7 >. Lambert will lecture before the Sons OF
Temperance IN the large hall OF the Cooper Union
morrow evening.
A THANKSGIVING Prayer Meeting Is announced in
the of the Colored Y ~ &. VI Wooster street.
In commemoraton OF the rathcaton oi the Fifteenth
Amendment to the FEEDER al tonftitntioT tomorrow
afternoon, from halfpast to oelueN,
The Young Mems Literary Society for Tree instruc-
ton In literature ana orAtury win de addressed by Pre-
ilent LarremoTe OF thu Board OF Education Judge
brady and the Hon. Jas, W Gerard, at the opening
exercises this evening. IN the Chemical Hall OF the
Cooper Institute
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This Close oil the Railway Ticket Agents
Convention.

The Convention adjourned yesterday to meet
in Milwaukee next autumn. Tho Union Pacific
Railroad Il 10 utter but three classes OF tickets
FIRST, second, and emgrauts, and $50 pounds Of bag
gage to be allowed each passenger arriving
from India, China, or Japan. Tho " Travellers
Railway Guide" was made the ofhcal organ OF the
Convention, to tho exclusion OF Appletons', and
s35 go worth OF its stock WAS taken. On Thurs
dal evening Prince Erie took tile delegates TO see
the " Twelve Temp ations' and afterward enter
tanned them in his private ofce.
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Joseph Bartlett editor OF the Bangor Jsfersonian.
died yesterday OF consumption
The Herald has just lost OF Its oldest and
most faithful sttach6s hy the death of MI Henry
Snerng. Al the time OF hs death Mr.. Sperng was in
his nnysXth year. lie had been connected with tic
Herald from Its beginning,
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Popular Discoutent in Ireland.

LoNnoN, April 1.-Yesterdny the Protestant
church In Duttevant. county Cork, Ireland,
tered by evil l-disposed persons, who defaced toe
walls and furniture. and neqrv DESTROYED the edi.
fee Emigration to the United States has increased
% '1rkahle exten' ithir '"" ""s' few dave ""S
= is altogether due to the probable passage through
Ptriament of the odions bill FOR the preservation
OF lie and property in Ireland. Rumors OF Feniau
raids have attained wide circulation. and the Gov
ernment has directed more aggressive policy with
the Irish people. The police OF Dublin have seized
a large number OF REVIEWERS and a quantity OF am-
muuition on board a steamer which arrived from
Iiyerpool yesterday
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Powder the Wond Pile.

A family feud was near terminating seriously
In Paterson yesterday. Mrs. Milbach who has borne
III will toward Mrs. Grimshaw, sought to vent It,
She followed out a large piece ol Lindiiug wood,
and filled II with powder, Tie inie"nal machine
was then placed in Mrs. Grlmshnws WOOD pile. Be-
fore i was placed in the stove, Mr-. Grim-lnw dis
covered the explosive stick, and so fuled the de-
signs OF her dangerous reighbor. Mr.. MillbSch
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Ipc,pient RIO, In Philadelphia.

while engaged last night In effort to arrest Charles
Morris, a colored man, was stoulv resisted by tie
latter. A crowd collected. and the policeman was
struck with a brick. Morris was armod with n
knife, and was escaping, when the constable fired q
revolver. The ball struck Harry Tr ueman (co
ored), killing him. The constable escaped, but was
subsequently, arrested and committed.
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:rnn,,. Four N,liion yo,.r.

BALTIMORE, Nd, April To-day the regis.
tration Of negroes, under the Fifteenth Amendment
was begun in rovsontowu, the county seat OF Bat
more county. The town has recently been incnr
porated and the election will be the first under the
new charter II is estimated that the negroes Mil
form about one-siIth OF the voters Of the town
This Is the frat instance OF the registration OF colored
people in Maryland or OF preparations for qualifying
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Cnpi. Eyre'n Infamy.

WASHINGTON. April l,-Somc important papers
not yet published in connection with the Oneida and
Bombay affair are to be sent to the House to-day,
and will add another chapter TO the infamy with
which Cspt. Eyre has robej himself There is cvi-
dence that the Bombay and not the Oneida WAS
sailing wrong, and that the Bombay Is Liable for the
pecnniAry loss of the On eIha
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DosToS, April 1.-The American Ant-Slavery
Society, orw hch Wendell Phillips II President, has
resolved to hold it, last meeting, commemorative
jubilee, at Apollo Hall, New YORK, on saturday,
April The Society IL to be dissolved on the even
ing OF that date,
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Terrific BoiIer Esplo.Ion In New nnynn.

TofrIuc botltr EAposiOh IN New Haven.
New HAVEN, April IA terrific boiler explo.
sion occurred in the factory of the New Haven
Folding Chair Company little after O'Clock to-.
day. Two persons were killed and several wound
ed Part Of the building WAS torn down, and the
boiler was thrown over thirty Ieet. The bodies
have all been taken from the ruins, Nine years ago
an explosion occurred In the same factory, and i've
persons were killed outright.
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Uproar In the RcumenicaI CouuciI.

RoNg, April Alta recent sitting Of the Coun.
ell, Cardinal schwnrtzcnburV and Bishop Stress
mayer endeayorel to urge a policy OF Cancellation.
and while speaking In favorable terms Of Protestants
and objecting to the anatlIemas directed against
them as arrogant and profane troy were silenced
by tie angry upronr Of the assembly.
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Nnpcienu,. Liberty Of IN. Press.

Pans, April 1.-Charles Hugo, Of the editorial
stah OF the Rdppei, has been copsemned to six
months Imprisonment and fine Of 800 francs and
the managing editor Of the same Journal has bcen
sentenced to three months Imprisonment and fine
OF 1900 francs, for violation OF the press law
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Tha knight. of Pythins.

Franklin Lodge, No. 81 WIS instituted in Kin9ston
by the Grand Recording and Corresponding SCrbes,
Grnnd Banser. and brothers nom frov Nevburgh.
md New York. over thirty members were Initiated,
and twenty more could not be Initiated owing 10 tho
iatrnes, II The hour.
ON Anril "a W " Lodge No * will be Instituted in
New YORK city, winch German Lodge. Inere Is also
n Lod In prospective 10 Nyack Buffalo Rochester,
anu Syracusp
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CURIOSITIES OF CRIME.

Botsford, who shot and Killed Lieut. Mason, Ia
Camp CARING Cheyenne. was acquitted yesterday
Mrs Mary Hum, OF Fremont, OHIO, IL In custody
suspicion NJ poisoning her husband on the Nth OF
September last.
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Tho BrooLiyn Pier Murder.

Of Thoa Hayes, night Waterman At Harbsck's
stores Is 10 be called tho nth inst In the Brock
lsn nvAr and Tarminsr
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but the last we heard OF him he was at 81 p. VI.
SUNDAY seen drinking glass OF lager beer lie had
tl2 or s6 with him; but as he had never been away
irom home In that manner before, We do not know
now TO account for his ab 'ence.
The iather and mother are hard work. ng people,
and have been anxousy looking after their son
lie has loving little sister who seems as anxious
az TIE rest II IA barely possible that he may have
wandered away the same as Caldwell did, and that
ne may eol discouraged because he Is out OF q situa
uoh, and have decided to drown his misfortunes In
beer, 1t is hoped that ho will soon see the folly OF
sueh course and quickly return to relieve the anx
ious suspense OF his heSrtstricken parents.
such are the facts In relation TO tile missIng
men, and certainly the mystery which SUR ounds
the non -apl earAnce Of JiTrs W. Jaycox and Abra
nam Stockholm calls for tie most strict inyestiga
ton on the part OF the authorities OF Puughk cen.
sic. II the city government would rotuin the
OF tho community al large let ihcm do their best to
clear up these sad mysteries at once.