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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-14

pier from double yolk egg which has four legs
and four wings. Az one pair of leRs point up and
the other down, this little duck runs about awhile
naturally, and then turns over and tEots of on IA
back.
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fnr 2fnt.


LNOR RENT-RDoius in the second story Of the
Il 4u1stte building, 4 i Market street. suitable
for offices.
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aTants.

Advertisements Of three limos are inserted upds
this head three times for 50 cents.)
"ANft D. he man who to,k a new coat in.
w stead ~ az Id uus from sos W. Front street.
n Tues iny night. to return it. Otherwise an oil
Ger will D. sen rit. lie works at me nf ,ur
iarge shops. jun5lw I. X PERClVAL.
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LARGE ATTENDANCE -SINoING BY THE CHIL-
DREN ADDRESSES OF Ex-Gov. Pollock. OF
PENNsYLvANIA. AND REV Z. S. HENSON OF
PHILAD'A.-E ENTIRE SUCCESS OF THE WAoLg
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New Advertisements.

New NOVert1NenenuA.
Fucsrsl v. tica.
DR.. Tut S Liver Pills.
NJ rshtei's II, RI Bitters.
Me xic IN Mn tang Lninent.
SO Of 81 bull. ing L,ts-W. Bright.
School Examina,ion-Board of EoucatiOn.
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Dvoposals for Fuel.

Wilmington. Del. June II st
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SPRAISED HIS ANKLE job II. jackson,
Esq met with all accident yesterday while
at the Jubilee. lie Was walking oyer the
seats, when one OF them slipped, throwing
him down, and spraiEing his ankle. H.
was taken home. and his injury attended
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.,'t-r, lie "c"as Oh may be te4ar ed anottt
" NeH d pa 'ue, e pa ly ,s The andieucc wH,
ual ps, ~ the uust r. US md religious peop e..
v ~ ilt,' ~,I. u Al 'iis , lntrnd.d But ca
II KAPPA GAMMA has lmtd v,'y I'tl. need %
lac ,.,,l, Il ui 'h.- .nD, Gei..rnl ler,nce Az
tr'l SCI ,u.u hai the IInnei>,
,u!c,er present last .veninr. to this extent, con
CARED
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14
Sale Of q War Vessel.

The Vallejo (Cal.) Independent says:
eve learn that the steamer. Wander
bilt, which has been lying in the stream
between this city and Mare Island over
four years, will be sold at auction within
the next ninety. days, }, The Vanderbilt,
which was believed to be the fastest
ship adoat, was presented to the GOV
eminent during the rebellion by Mr..
Vanderbilt, of New York, for the express
purpose Of running down and
capturing such confederate cruisers
as the Shenandoah and Alabama, in
which service she was for some months
engaged, but never succeeded in over
hauling any of them. She was capa-
BILE Of making sixteen knots an hour;
but it took coal mine to supply her
with fuel, as We are informed she would
consume from seventy five to one hun
dred and forty.two tons of coal DER
day. Beddes the expense incurred in
housing her in, she has cost the govern
ment, during the past four years that
she has laid idle here, from twenty
dollars to thirty . day. Her engines
alone cost one hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars, and it is not likely that
che viii bring when sold more than
half that sum-"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14
Singular and Fatal Accident near Conn.
ell BluffN. .


Amost singular and distressing acci.
dent and death occurred about three
miles east Of Council Bluffs last Thurs
day night. Robert H., Willard, q we'll
to-do farmer, formerly and for rany
years IN officer of tho Western Stage
Company, had been in this city during
the afternoon, and started home with
bis orses and wagon about dark. At
the top of the Haywood Hill his horses
seem to have turned of from the road.
which Mr.. Willard discovered when
about half way down, and Immediately
turned around to go back, and
in the darkness drove too near the
ditch, which at this point 10 very deep.
and narrow gulley or crevioe worn out
BY water, ton depth of six feet Or more.
The horses and wagon went over the
bank and into the ditch, and Mr.. Will
lard was thrown head foremost with
great force into tho crevlce, into which
he was securely fastened in . perpen.
dicular position, his head being about
one foot from the bottom and his feet
Protruding above as far as the tops of
his boots. This happened about 9
o'clock at night, and he was not discov-
cred until 6 o'clock next morning by
some people coming in town. When
found he was alive and muttering, inco-
herently, but it was found impossible
to extricate him without lmpliments
and assistance, which occupied nearly
two hours more and when finally re.
moved he was dead. Mr.. Welland was
q very muscular and powerful man,
which makes his angular death more
singular.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14
Queer ReQueS


The Indianapolis Journal, of the
18th, gives this:
"The Governor is frequently called
upon to refuse requests of various
kinds, which act oftentimes causes con-
siderable bad feeling, if not downright
grief and pain. One of the hardest
cases to refuse came before Governor
Baker yesterday. A letter was receiv-
ed at the Executive Department direct.
ed to the "Supervisor of Indiana pris-
ons," in which tho writer informs the
Governor that he has heard that there
is woman in prison for life, who will
give CSC. 900 to any man who will mar
~ her, and thus release her from her
imprisonment. This person, who signs
himself G. W. Schwartzmiller, of Thin,
Ohio, proposes to accommodate the
lady in this matter, provided she will
behave herself. He refers by permis-
sion to the Judges of the high and pro-
bate courts, Tifan. As our laws are de-
hcient in this regard, that they do not
provide for the pardon or release of q
criminal on marriage, a. an old vulgar.
ism asserts, the Governor IL compelled
to disappoint two souls, one Of which
might be made happy by the requisi-
tion of $50. 900, and the other by recov-
ering her freedom and securing hus-
band"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14
Lynchlng by Boys In Massachusetts,.

AynCnSn4 ~ 0OyS In MoSSacnu6oCtSs
Two boys recently coaxed . seven
year old son of William Hayden, q
musician in Chelsea, Massachusetts,,
from homo by telling him that there
was to be . soldiers, parade. When
they reached an unfrequented place
they stripped all the clothes of the lad,
tied him up under his arms to . tree,
bis feet being also tied, and unmerci.
fully beat him with +. piece
of board until his flesh all over his
body was black and blue, leaving the
marks of the board on the flesh. Two
of his teeth are Knocked out and his
face otherwise disfgured. One Of the
boys held an open .jack-kuife in his
hand threatening that if he did not
stop calling for help he would mutilate
him, and apparently made the attempt.
They afterward took him to q pool Of
water and washed him. He returned
home in fearful condition, and could
give no lucid account of what occurred,
save a. the marks on his body testified
that he had been horribly abused.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14
Origin ofsSayinG.

A correspondent writes: II have
vainly endeavored to ASCERTAIN the
origin OF the saying: If the mountain
viii not como to Mahomet, Mahomet
must 60 to the mountain Can you
enlighten my ignorance" It is said
that when Mahomet first declared his
system of religion to the Arabs, they
demanded proofs of his miraculous
power, such AZ Christians claimed for
Jesus and Moses. Mahomet replied
that it would be tempting God, and
provoking His wrath, to grant their
demand. Nevertheless, he commanded
Mount Sofa to come to him. OF course
it didn't. ,Whereupon he exclaimed ::
"God is merciful! Had it obeyed my
words, it would nave fallen on us to
our destruction. I will therefore 20 to
the mountain, and thank God that he
has had mercy on stiff-necked gener-
alton. ."-Literary World
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FRDAY, 1: March .&-Housk.-
- = =. > = TT = -
How . Great Firm Began,

An interesting foreign book is tie
" Memoir of Robert Chambeis, " the
noted Scottish publisher and editor:
Il is PARTLY autobiographica1 and part
ly the narrative Of his brother William,
who tells the story of their boyish hghts
with fortune IN .. simple and sincere
way which more famous bioRraphers
would do TO study: OF his painful and
bitter youth, Robert Chambess himself
could not bear to speak he shared with
Dickens that nervous idisinclination to
recall a. wretchedness which made
him old before his time. Viii.
ham, less sentative . If not
more generous, describes with no hesi-
tation the bare lodging in which, shak.
ing with cold, and not too we'll nouriah-
ed by their oatmeal, the two boys read
and studied in all love and kravity
how Robert began his elfsupportinE
life - bookseller at sixteen, with a
few old volumes, wofully dilapidaAed
and put aside ~ useless BY his people
at home; how William established him
self in business With q capital of five
shillings, and how gradually grew up
the great firm which il known of ali
men. 49,
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An Accomplished Whale,

London papers relate curious stories
Of the blunders made by Oxford under
graduates in the Scripture examination
which they have to pass before taking
their degress.. It il told Of ono that
when asked who Was the first king of
Israel, he was 90 fortunate a. to STUN
bic upon the name of Saul. He saw
that he had hit tho mark, and, Wishing
to show the examiners how intimate bis
knowledge of the Scriptures was, he
added oonfdentially, "Saul-also called
Paul." Another was called upon to
mention 1.-THE two instances recorded
in Scripture of tho lower animals
speaking" The undergraduate thought
for moment, and replied, "Balaam's
ass" ."This is one, sir. What's the
othera' Undergraduate paused in
earnest thought. At last q CLEAN of
recollection Lit up his face as he re-
piled The whale! The whale said
unto Jonah, almost thou persuadest
me to be Christian ''-EIchange.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14
Great Destruotien or Cattle.

Reports from the West leave no doubt
but immense losses have been sustained
by the cattle dealers OF the West during
the winter. A letter from Topeka,
Kansas, gives the following case:
A Texas cattle trader brought three
thousand head of cattle to tins part of
tho State during the latter part of No.
vember last to Craze on the "sunny
slopes and evergreen () valley" during
the winter. A few days since he re-
turned through this place with his
herders, about twelve in number, with
as many ponies, en- route to Texas. He
sold his ponies, together with $3.50
worth of hides, being all that was left
out of goodly fortune, every head of
his vast drove having actually frozen to
death. have learned of such cases.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14
Snake Poison.

Nothing in the science Of chemistry
can equal the preparations of nature in
the way of virulent poisons. The op-
Indians. or snake family have the most
dreadful Of Ill. Experiments have been
conducted for years TO ascertain the
exact character Of those most venomous
in tropical countries. 1t has been finally
decided that the poison of the Cobra
far exceeds Ill the known animal poi
sons. The fifth part of one grain killed
. strong Persian horse in Calcutta in
twenty -four hours and twenty-five min
utes. One-twelfth of one grain killed
healthy dog, weighing eighteen pounds,
in twenty-five minutes.
Fortunately the temperate zones are
not the homes of such horrible reptiles.
But the rattle-snake il an enemy not to
be approached with impunity. Il, how
ever, person is wounded by one of
them, to which all are liable in ranging
over rocky ground Or the side of hills
which are their favorite haunts, in
stantly apply the lips, aud by suction
draw out tho liquid poison before it 10
absorbed. Liquid ammonia is regarded
as an almost certain remedy, quickly ap-
piled. It neutralixes tho subtle venom
before it reaches the circulation.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14
A Huge Time.Piece.

The large clock at the English Par
lament House is the largest one in the
world. The four dials of this clock
are each % feet in diameter. Every
half minute the point Of the minute
hand moves nearly seven inches. The
clock will go eight and . half days,
but it only strikes seven and a half
thus indicating neglect in winding it
up. The mere winding up of the
striking mechanism takes two hours.
The pendulum il fifteen feat long: the
wheels are Of caet-iron; the hour bell
il eight feet high and nine feet in d.
ameter, weighing nearly fifteen tons,
and the hammer alone weighs more
than four hundred pounds.-Boston
Traveller.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14
H OW the French Build.

The French practice in building is a
good one. Instead of using fimsy lath
for thin partitions, they empty stout
pieces of oak, as thick as garden pal
lngs. These they nail firmly on each
side of the framing of the partition, and
fill the space between with rubble and
plaster of Paris. They coat the whole
with the plaster. The floors are man
aged in the same way, as we'll as the
under side of the stairs. Houses are
thus rendered more eAre-proof, or rather
less combustible. In Nottingham,
England, as in Paris, they form their
floors and partitions in the same solid
manner; consequently a building is
rarely burned down in that popu1ous
manufacturing town.-MonuJ uJacturer
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our return will confirm to the
people at large the friendly
feeling 90 frequently expressed hereto
fore, and now SO generously exhibited
to the embassy. In future an extended
commerce will unite our national inter-
ests in thousand forms. As drops of
water commiDgle, flowing from our
several rivers into that common ocean
that divides our countries, let us
express tho hope that our national
friendship may be as difficult to sunder
or estrange as to divide the once blend.
ed drops composing our common
Pacific ocean," -.
The address was received with ap.
plause. The jntroductions then pro-
ceeded, after which half of the visi.
tors repaired to the Senate and re-
mained there few minutes. They
then left without ceremony.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14
VOLUME Nv.
Whist.

..v,., u.,. Whist.
Here are some valuable rules hid down In wosl
gsoeat1 pebsiaasd, entitled "Ias 1Asory Of H.
/ nodssn e 4cisnsiao 6sos Of WITS :"
II you The modern game Of whist would know,
From this aroat principle its precepts 6ow:
Treat your own hand = to your psrtnerb JOINED,
And play NOT one alone, but both combined.
Your a.st lesd nakes your partner undesstand
w. Y re chief oomponsnt q your hand;
That your ~ lssd y 1e~ yssr sse tAse. 'saosst
In sbi., With e. and ktas, le.d ks.e, then ~:
WITH aee. qNssn, ks ~, lad a. and then The quas
With aos JONI sNsa 0Rss, aos should nEst b eeen
With queen, snsve, tsn, you let tns asss prscsde:
In other cases you The tosesst kad.
Ere you .ssusss yous sss..ds, your ~. suit p,.y;
Bua ss.ss - .ssi sssv,s Sitaoss d.isS:
When You return your partners leed, take pains
Il you received sst more tAsn tAres q hrst
But II yeu hold the ~sasisr esrd, you're bound
In most cases to play it sseeHd rosa"d.
wheaeSr ~ xsst {. lsaa. u .SadANrons
In second hand your lssssse should be played, ..v
1ssa - 49, lsm s. = 5sosse t1iss:'. , :.
:, , Il.
Mind s:,! ~: rule to< sssnse; roam ets.a need
WHEN roo .o1D I'VE, '1u ALWAYS .,szr 10 LEAD
Or II Is iesd ~o.r come In time to you.
Then signal 70 your paztnae % 10 do. -
wsGeh 40 for yoar pa.tnsrs trump isqpest;
TO "Aaee, '''eA Ass eAs"5 5oss, ply out your bsse.
=!
70 leaA tAsoaGh hsnoss turned up = bed play,
unlssa yos xsasths trump suit essazsd sxaS. ....
Whea esoood haaA Asabtfsl tFiok yeu ~, =
Dsm'e h.12 y, II yoa hold mses a1.ps tA6a thsss ;
Ses hev'ns thsse' q ises' trump ssazasssay::
whsn weak h tanps youzsslf, don't force your
-" IE100Q. = - .i!t - -
Ior eequsnees, stean custom hae deorsed
The dss'sss you must paay II you don't lad
Whsa you dtagssd, sssk suats you ought 10 choose,
1or strong oose ~ TOO valuable to lo6A
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14
A Sinners GenereSity.

OF one of the great number of artists
who have devoted their talents to alle-
Waiting distress among the French peo.
pie impoverished by the late war, the
celebrated vocalist, Carlotta Patti,
seems to have been foremost. While
in South America, she sent through the
Consulate of Lima a gift of 25, ,OOO
francs, the result of concert given by
her, and since her arrivp| in Europe
she has given concert at the Cirque in
the Champs-Elysses, Paris, for the same;
object under the patronage of Nine.
Thiers, which netted Is, 600 francs. Her
contributions have thus amounted to
the handsome sum of $1,000.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14
Olive Logan Throws Down the Gaunt.

Olive Logan, in letter to the New
Orleans Times, says: 81 have taken
the opportunity offered mo recently by
0 challenge thrown down before me by
the free love crew, of whom Mrs. Wood
hull is the bright exemplar, to saw in
the plainest of .,lain words, that I am
against that crew, and ever shall be. r
have never uttered one word in public
that was not calculated to aid the cause
OF old-fashioned virtue, and, God help
ing me, never will"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-14
NUMBER 49,.
PROCEEDINGS IN COMPRESS.

MONDAY, March. k.-SENATE.-Blla
were passed creating land Districts In Min.
nesots and Nevada. Other bustDeDs of a unimpog.
tsnt character w.s transacted, whan The lsgieaiys
appropriation ban was oonsadeEed. Ths ee1at& ID
jouEnsd a& O'Clock.
MONDAY, March 4.-HousE.- Bills
were introduced TO amend the Steamboat lsw to tet
plan for Storm signals; for narrow. susee ratl-
sges, b the destruction Of Tie T0Inetoo Court
House, c., while occupied BY the Febs9al forces.
Tho House thso weat into Oornmalpoe a. IL Whols
On Tho dedcssney sprropeastson bin.
TUESDAY, March 5.-SExArI.-Messrs.
Poznsruy ed caIdw~n notaAsd ths senaas that -
soon - tle svids0oe Of the Kansas Investigation II
received. they Win insist upon Thorough examina-
ton into the alleged bribery nattee IN ~ election
ter, Sawyer, Logan, Aznes, Haslan aad stevsaeon,
were appointed committee TO investigate tho ale OF
eEm1 70 franoe The consideration ofehs Isgis,attvs
sppoattonmeot bdl Was resumed.
TuEsDAx. March s. 5.-HousE.-A sup
psementazy spportioament bin W. rsposted s.d 70.
ported and reoommttted. htn granting to the
Centzal Pacific one haH Island Of Yerhs Busna
caused tsosthy discussion, and Analiy esve ~ q
The dsoe'soey appropriated htn.
WKDSEsDAX, March 6. -SxnAr1.-
Morrill, Of Vermont bad read . circular densd By
oies A. Smith and addressed 70 he leadne railroad
mea throughout the country, ststtng tAaE move
meot wao On SCOT 70 secure he paaee ol N ct b
1neaeo H. naao paid to s1oe u Carrying d
matls afty pee cent wteho.t reSaenoe to sxisfing
movement and m,fs ooei1fbst;Sps To- III H. Sosos ~
the legislative sppeopei.tioo bdn - rsaansd.:
WEDNEsDAY, March 6.-Housx-The
seoo o( The Hoase W1s mainly epent IN Cosunnisee
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ese~~~ 80 ~S~" vOSV0Y "AAANAA 0V0V0VV&A4V0 y
hear, and tho Squire, he almost cried,
and he shook hands and said: You're
welcome, my dear That was al that
Steve saw, for he had to come away; ;but
Reuben was mp TO the Squir9's in the
evening about load Of hay, and Phil's
wife came II, and the Squire introduced
her: my sons wife," he said and
looked real pleased, for all he hadn't
been told beforehand. Here they are!
Look, Polly, just coming in.''
For moment all swan before Pol.
ly's eyes. Then the mist cleared again
and she saw Squire Ralston's white
head passing up the aisle, followed by
his sister, . dear old lady, Who kept
house for him; then Phil, and BY his
side lady. With unnatural fire in her
blue eyes she scanned the stranger.
noting the clear, olive cheek, the grace
ful undulating walk, the gait, which
even to he- inexperienced vision seemed
something rich and foreign. That,
then, was Phil's wife, the woman he
preferred to all others! And with a
sudden power of hatred, Polly felt that
she hated her. All the sweet, even
pulses of her noble nature seemed turn
ed into bitterness and fire.
"She looks old for Phil, doesn't
she Z" whispered the other girl.
She did, but how beautiful 7 And
still, a. the service went on, what q
mockery it seemed-the prayer in which
she did not join, the sermon which
spoke of people q thankful, happy J.
She rose with the others, she bent he.
head, and all the time something jing.
led in her ears the one phrase, " Phi,
is married, Phil is married !" till il
seemed as If she could not bear it,
Long afterwards, when she was happy
again, that wretched morning would
come back to her as visions Of fever to
returning health little things she was
unconscious of noticing-a late cankcr-
worm walking up Mary Jane Oaks bon
net string: the scrap of newspaper left
on Deacon Bunker's face from hia
morning shaving, and on which could
be plainly read, "Lost and strayed, u
with the after clew Of shelter Just
below. She remembered the exact
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HE:''tI:Eji;:Ws.
: At Home.

A8W Yo1xha 10 full Of 10.
I'm wife q ex-0ovs1or Bzaunletts, o.
xsntueky, died Ia Louisville a Monday
I'm Chicago Daily Nsws has naads To sp-
peaEance., -
,Rzv. ions BaAsa, oathexe, disd h Brook
lyn en- Tuesday.
= 1oox Ia1Axp, NJ, was oassisd b yths Re-
pub1eans It the municipal election On Tues
Day. .4sz -, .. :. =. I'LL. = :. T. =.
I'm woolen min Of ]. D.. N,obob = Son,
IN Burrillville, WAS burned On 1hazsday. Losa
$4,000:
A Ay1uoxr train was thrown from tho track
near Clyde, Ohio, on Tuesday, and section
hand killed.
Two females are said to bs In training for
prize fight for one thousand dollars aside nesr
Akron, OHIO.
PREPARATIONS arc already being made in 81.
Louis for tho National sengsrtsst to b. held
there IN June. @a$ { - -:
MRs. KRAxEs. who was brutally beaten I,
the time her husband was murdered; in WASH
Angton township, Pa, II dead
THE Memphis., LATHE Rock and Fost smith.
and Memphis, Shreveport and Southwestern
Ratfwsyss havo' 'besa consolidated. "~~~-~ 49, -
THE Michigan Republican State Convention
to select delegates 70 the National Convention
will be held in Jackson on tho 18th of NAV.
TIE steamer sallis sunk near Swan Lake.
Arkansas. and with her cargo, valued At s7s,
600. viii prove total loss. Tho steamer Va.
valued at sl2, ,o00. y =
READ, who murdered Miss Mccormack. in
Clinton, DeKslb county ILL.,. in July last, has
succeeded in escaping from Jail. A. large
reward is offered for his rsarrest.
FREDERlcK LuTH. residing At Blue Island.
twsaty-niles d,stantfron Chtcsgo, eonamitted
suicide On Sunday, hy fraetarins his skull With
. hatcI,et.
TIE Thompson wadding mill, in Ellington.
WAS burned last Friday night, together with
1000 bales of manufactured goods. Lon
@40, 900 no insurance.
T1E municipal elections In Rochester, e.
mira, Auburn and ,Utioa, N.Y.. on Tuesday.
resulted in the ehsies Of Republican Mayors.
In Oswego, Democrat wss elected Mayor.
:, TIE Brooklyn Aldermen have uassed rsso.
luton that no railway company OF that city
collect faro Of passsegss. who are not provid-
cd with seats. - ''~ ,'F'' - u
70 GIN. J. T. ClrETxNDEN, OF the counsel for
ez -Congrssa1sn ". B. stobsA has entersda .
suit assi.st him tor o4oo efor professions
services in defending him in his late trial. i;
JANIS SrEPHEss, sx-fenian Hsse Centre.
10 not prosperiug In the wine business in Nov
York. his employees hsvins sued him for
wages. IL E.! ~
TIE artillery association Of tho Army OF ths,
Potomac met on Tuesday, and elected 0en.w.
F. Barry President, and Gen. Henry J. Hunt
Vice President. $780,. =
An actor named v. Roberts suicidsd At Bowl.
ing Green. Ky. on Monday, BY st.ibins him
self thirty-six times IN. tho breast and stomach
with psn-knife. .r.r -,
W. Y0Rv ConvaNta1 ~ ,nhha,>s <A> -~.,,.