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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-30

and bis mother took seats alongside OF thO
prisoner. Mrs. Udd0rz0Ok Is Q Ane-looking
women, ,0t prepoaeesslng appoafanco and man.
ners, and Is evidently deeply affected. His
mother isqulte aged. She keeps her veil down
and handkerchief to her face. Both OF the lau
dies were dressed In black, with heavv hrNwn
wells: Mrs Arden was dressed In black ana
had her veil up.
The prisoner on coming In, engaged In con-
versatiOn with his wife and other ladies, and.
before sitting down took hasty look over the
audience.
Before the opening Of the court Mrs. Arden
HVas removed to seat at the end Of the grand
Jury box, away from the prisoner. by direc-
tlon OF the court. The court was opened and
the grand jury discharged, there being no
more business. The sheriff made returns Of
forty t1iesmen and the qualifying OF the jury
Geo. Mercer was called and sworD.
FlIteen challenges followed and Robert L.
Hayes was sworn. Three challenges followed
when Geo. +. Haley was accepted and affirm
ed. IheTe were two more challenges and
A. NJ. Nichols, the twelfth juryman, was
The Jury stands as follows John w. Nor.
ton, farmer Edward s. Wilson, farmer /;
isaac koib, farmer Daniel b. Lalshaw,
farmer John s. Hood, colOred John Giles
son, farmer; w. WOrthingto1 Entricken,
lawyer and conveyancer NJ. Shaner Chris
NACACClt lively otuUlo ACCBCI
robert; l.. Hayes; Geo. T.. Haley, farmer; A.
NJ Nichols.
The district attorney gave notice that he
called to his aid In the case VIM. NJ. Hayes, of
West Chester bar.
The district PttoIney eaid he had no desire
to embarrass the defence. We can try him up-
on one count, and after, IL necessary. try him
upon the other. He would therefore elect 10
try him upon the first count Of the indictment.
The court announced that Il be placed on
record that the distrc. attorney voluntarily, and
without the interference Of the court, elected
to try the prisoner upon the first cOunt Of the in
dictment
The first was then read 10 the jury. The dis
trlct attorney opened by saying that the respon-
sbillties of the occasion were not Of our seeking
but forced upon us BY the circumstances. VII
liam +. UdderzOok had been indicted for the
murder Of Winfield s. Goss, and you gentlemen
Of the jury, were sworn To try him. On the llth
day OF last July the mutilalcd body Of man
was found in lonely spot In the woods near
PennlngtonVille, who had been evidently mur-
dered with surroundings Of peculiar horror.
Three witnesses we're examined. Nothing
new was elicited. The Court announced that il
would sit at night, but objection being made BY
the counsel for the deleOce, the court said It
would not sit tonight, but WOuId hereafter cit
at night until the case Was got through, II then
adjourned till 9.3O A. NJ. Tomorrow, Thurs
day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-30
THE UNDERTOOK TRIAL.
THE JURY IN THE UDDERzoOK
CASE.

CHOOSING THE JURY IN THE UNDERTOOK
CASE.
WEST CHESTER, Pa, Oct. 29.-,John S.
Hood, the first cOlOred juror called thought
that when he came into the Court House he
had scruples, but had been enlightened since
and had none now. lie had formed no
opinion and was sworn. Seven jurors were
challenged and set aside when Joseph ellis
som was sworn. After five challenges Mr..
w. WOrthingtOn Entriken was sworn
linen after twelve more challenges, NJ
Shaner Chrlstman was sworn. One more
challenge exhausted the panel of sixty jurors
who had been stood aside for cause were re-
called, and examined as TO whether, from
newspaper accounts or other reason, they
had formed any impression which would
prevent them from rendering an impartial
verdict
John w. Morton. who was the first inror
called, and the challenge withdrawn. was
sworn and took his seat as the first Juror
The question was modified, Have you apy
prejudice resting on your mind for or against
the prisoner?
Eight more challenges exhausted the iurors
whe had been set aside for cause on the first
call, when Benz. +. Price who had been set
ASIDE by the Commonwealth, was called and
sworn.
The court then ordered the Sheriff to sum-
mon t0rty talsmen and have them in court
by halfpast 2 O'Clock, and ordered the doors
closed until the adjournment to make the
summons. Augustus Mccartney and John
WlnterDottom were sworn as bailiffs TO the
jury, ana charged to be especially on their
guard, and not to allow the Jury to seDa-
tate l0r any cause whatever, or to speak TO
any one.
The jurors were charged TO follow thesame
course. PROVISION was made for the Jurors 1T
the Green Tree Hotel, where they will be-
taken and brought back at half-past two
O'Clock. Their meals must be furnished In
private room and they must not meet tie pnblie
50 far as can be prevented in going 70 and from
the courthouse, The Sherf was directed 10
remove the prisoner before the crowd was
allowed egresS. The court adjourned until
III ~ M HGE AfH HW3 IIHs
The counsel for the commonwealth ARA
District Attorney Abraham Wagner and
William NJ. HAYES, ana for the defenca -
ssepn rerque, Atlt0n Whitney and Wayne
:. Inc court room was filed an hour before
the opgning with an immense crowd one
third btlng ladies'. Mrs. Undertook, the Wife
OF the prisoner, with her mother Mrs, Arden.
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aooITGIRa.
MEBrIR0s TINS mvnMEHu.

jefferson Lodge, No. 2, L. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Third and King.
Keokuk Tribe, No. 5, !. o. B. NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market street
Wilmington Division, No. l, s. Of T., at Sons
of Temperaues Hall, McClary Building. Market
st. above 9th.
Wilmington Council, No. 1, o. U. A. n, al
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Hope Council, No. 2, Jr. O. u. A. H., ct Hall
Fifth and Market streets
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 6Oi
Market street.
Clayton Lodge, No, 4, X. Of p, ct Knights oi
Pythias Hail, 2ll Market street
Eden Lodge, No "a, / o OF, at Odd FtIloWs
Hall. Sd and King Sts
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oysters ana Refreshncnls.

AT the ever popular stand. the Northwest corner
OF the Second street Ma ket House, the genial and
accommodating Charles Kyle can be found daily
with large and well eelected stock of choice ap-
pies and other fruits cakes. candies, nuts, &c In
addition, he keeps constantly on hand nice fresh
stewed oysters steaming hot, which will be iound
very grateful TO the palate cold days, Charley
Is always polite and anxious to properly serve his
numerous customers, and has a cheerful word for
all. As a natural consequence, he does large
business, everything he sells is Of class quail
ty. Give him a call at the n w corner of the Sec
ond Street Market House. augl4dSm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-30

TINS UPsET SALEs.-EESheEia Hareadine re-
sold the balance q the Jacob Williams real estote
u this town last ThuFAday. The farm On which
Ar. w. resides, 30 acres, was sold 70 Jahn III
Blahop for 1900 the residence n ahis town b
N. +. Wilde, for el,5O2, and the lO-aeFe wooi
tFaet 20 Edg. BlAls (now owner Of the s'IIome.
interest. that thesS prices show a. adysnoo over
the former purchases OF oFer $500 Zoe ahe AaFm
and $50 for the houee That such should
be the case, just at this palenlarly panickY sea
SON is considered . favorable indieafian towards
the advance IN real estate. Whether o. noe thSso
sales viii stick We cannot say. Mr.. W aavu A all
depshds upon bis inclination IN the maiklf, Sstr-
ma Timer. - Z
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-30

THE REPORTED SUICIDE-The report in cir.
culaliOn yesterday TO the effect, that Mr.. Daniel
Gallagher of this city had attempted suicide
was not correct. A Gazette FepOner visited
Mr.. Gallagher this morning and ELECTED the
facts, which are: That while sharpening his ra.
zor TO shave, he passed the razor across the palm
Of his hand and busy talking with some friends
at the same time when the racer slipped and
cut one Of the art7rs in his arm. The accideb;
happened las; Tuesday, on his farm near New.
ark, Mr.. Gallagher returned yesterday morning
to his residence corner Of Sixth and Windsor
streets, where he is now doing we'll
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-30

PAINFUL ACcIDENT-Mr. Jacob August,
timer, of COZ Pine street, in this city, mel
with painful and sad accident yesterday af-
ternoOn, between four and five O'Clock. Mr.
August was fixing tin spOuts upon the new
twO-story houses of Mr.. Little's, on Seventh
street, near the ShuetEen Park. He went up
a ladder and just as he reached the topmOst
round, which was piece of board weakly
nailed on, it gave away and he fell to the
pavement, causing internal injuries to such
an extent that he was carried to his home in
sensible. DIR. Kirchner was called in, and
we are glad to state that the unfortunate
man is pronounced out of danger.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-30

CoNcERT.-P Prof Clemmer will give ono OF hi,
splendid entertainments with the children, IN As
bury Nj. Il. Church, this evening, for the benefit
of the Sabbath school The occasion will lie well
worthy the attention of all who desire to spend q
pleasant evening and aid good cause. Old As
bury does not often call us for assistance. The
old hive" is worthy of double it receives. The
concert will be similar to those given in the Ma
sonic Temple. About Que hundred aud fifty voices
will be engaged.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-30

A DARING THEFT.-Yesierday, while Mr..
}. w. Murpby's wagon was standing on King
street, between Seventh and Eight streets. Some
thief stole tberefrOm fine buffalo robe. Mr..
Murphy with two officers made search but no
iidines Of the thief on who il was has yet been
heard Of.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-30

FATAL ACCIDENT AT FELToN.-Mr. Philip IL.
Noble, a well known citizen of FELTON,, Delaware,
met with serious accident that terminated in his
death. lie was walking down the railroad track,
with some friends, at that place, last night, when
they met the Northern bound train, and Mr..
Noble was in the act of stepping aside to let that
train pass, when the Southern bound train struck
him, and he was instantly killed. To-day the COro-
ner summoned q jury of inquest, which rendered
a verdict of death caused as above stated.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-30

PoLICE CoURT-We are glad to learn that
Mayor Simms, is better this morning. He s
not yet we'll 10 perform his official duties. in
consequence ofwhich Esquire O'Neil presided.
Only three cases Of ofdmnkenness was disposed OF
at so cents and costs, each.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-30

TRUSTEES OF THE COUNTY P0OR.-The
trustees of the Aims House for New Castle
county held their regular quarterly meeting
yesterday. They acted out the regular rOu-
tine of business and passed accounts to the
amOnnt of 1900. The Trustees received a
written invitation from the Trustees of the
Aims House, Of Kent county, to visit them on
Wednesday next. On motion it was resolved
that all would attend in official capacity.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-30

THE WATER WITCH GOING To CHESTER
Upon request the Water Witch Steam Fire
Engine Company are to take their engine
10 Old Chester, Pennsylvania to show heI
capacity for throwing water, before the Ma
yOr and Council of that city, as they wish to
purchase an engine of the same make The
Water Witch holds the championship Of this
city, and We are satisfied that the Chester
folks" will be well pleased.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-30

MARYLAND ELECTION The election in Mary
land takes place ON Tuesday next. There arc
MANY persons who are at work in this city and
have their names upon The registry list in some OF
the Eastern Shore counties. All such will get
their fare paid 10 and IRON their homes by calling
a. Sl4 kirkwood street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-30
CITY NOTICES.

AS-Facts are Facts.- Tell the truth and shame
old Satan," there is no getting around it: what
have said is said. and the public bear out in OuI
usion, that for first class boot shoe gater
Sl5 Aarket street, four doors below 4th Is the place
to get it. MM ii. BABCOCk 4 co
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-30

Cows.-David W. Chandler of this city, pur-
chased five cows at the sale of Sill Il Baily az the
1t prices ranging from S45 to SEQ The highest
price brought 10y any cow at the sale, was sS9
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-30

AocIDENT.-Miss Susan Delaney fell down the
stairway at the residence of her sister in New
Castle, last Sunday morning, when she received
such injuries Ms 10 prove fatal before night ..t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-30

Rappleye's Pure White Olive Soap is aass
guarantee Of the success Of our grand centennial
,;elebration. Almond. agent Sth and Market Sts.,
Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-30

NEW LAMA new patented lamp has
been placed on Fourth street, between Wash
lngton and Jefferson streets. This lamp has
for the first time.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-30

The General Fhifslev, now At Harlan. Iiol-
lingswOrth Il Cos ship yard is nearly ready 10
leave, and It is thought she will take her lepaI-
'ure on Monday Eext.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-30

Rappleye's Pure White Olive Soap is des-
tined TO wipe out the National Debt Invest in II.
Almond. agent, Sth and Market streets. Whining
ton. Del
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-30
NUTRINA,

Prepared from Wheat and admirably adapted as .
diet to those of sedentary habits and for all per
sons suffering from impaired digestion. COnstipa
tiOn of the bowels often the cause of much i'll
health and suffering. is relieved by the frequent use
Of this food rhe same may be said of genuine
Scotch. Pin Head QTish } and Beth lehem 0At NJ cal
all of which of finest Qual!tv are supplied by
4. BRINGHUkST < CO,
Apothec aeiOE,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-30
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

SUMMARY OF ATTENDANCE. &c,
At the Public Schools of Wilmington. for the
School month ending October 25th, 1873:
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LeeAL JMFgLLIasmeg

= Ibe Buell. Family will give a vocal cohcefi III
Union N. Z. Churcf. on saturday etrlnhg
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-30
R@RF
IMPORTANT NoTECE-oHANaE OF HOUR.
ON AVID AFTER ocropFR leth. ,.za. II

ON AND AFTER OCTOBER 10th, isya.
The Sunday Accommodation train for Whining
ton will leave Philade'"hia Of $50 a. n. Return
ing leave Whining - y, M.
TIE $50 p. M. "a q NilmingtOn will be
SUNDAY Train for La.nOkin will leave PhiIadoI-
phia l.Sg y. Al.
sunday trains between WiimiuFtsn and Nsv
Castle will be WithdraWn.
On and after Monday, October 10th. 1873, the ACO
p. NJ train from PHILADELPHIA will be run TO Bal
tinOre. stopping as follows south Of Wilmington
Newport. SAP II. aberdeen, 65sP,M
Stanton, 5.T perrymanss 7O6
Newark. SsW Bush River, IL :"
EktOn, 6O2 EdgeW0Od, 7lS
North East 6l5 Magnolia, 72s
CharlestOwn, go = 'hAses, 7S3
PTincipI1. 90 Mile Swith, 7.S3
Perry vie, 63S steamers Run,7.45
Hnvre-Ge drAcCO 10 3altimOres arv.,8.l5 -
Tho 6;UO Z. Nj Express frain from PHILADELPHIA
will stop Ouly at Chester, Wilmington, PerryVille,
and Havre-de-Grace.
An Accommodation Train for Port Deposit will
leave Baltimore at 2.O0 Y. ID stopping as follows
Stcmmer's Run. 2S5P M eush River. 325P:M
l3 Mile Switch, ~ - PerTymAns 3H
Chase's, 2t0 Aberdeen, $40
MCsUEsd sS1.%d,d $ " sss,sS-;SI;S:GracosSSs s.T1Ts;I;:
Arriving at Port Deposit 20P.M NJ.
This train will connect with Stages at diff rent
points! ana with Baltimore Central Trains at Port
Deposit.
Train leaving Baltimore at 245 y. m will not
stop until arrival at Havre-de Grace,
1he 3 81 a. IN. train from Wilmington to New
Castle and the IL 80 q. m. tain from New Castle
TO Wilmington will be Withdrawn.
Trains leaving LamOkin at 20 and 30 =. m. will
leave at 50 and rs D. IN.
The W T.. m. train from Wilmin gten for Phila-
delphia will leave daily at As y. IN.
Train leaving Wilmington at : 10'a M. will
Oct'i H.F. KENNEY. .suPT.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-13

FROM the dank bowels of the dead
past there rises wierd and ghostly
moan as Of voice from the womb OF
time; and the spirit of defunct Lib.
eral Republicanism asserts itself
over the signing of the Winters
winds which moan dreadful cadence
through the pines that skirt the bleak
sides of Mount Washington. As if
the Wiley family had suddenly made
apparition from the icy Businesses OF
the fatal Notch where an avalanche
buried them from life and sight. the
spook of dead Liberalism revists the
glimpses of the moon, big with sui
phurous airs and grave begotten
political bellyache Fifty fearful,
fitting, bloodless ghosts of "Reform"
are charged with thus disturbing the
quietude of the graveyard where
New Hampshire buries her political
cadavers. They will disappear when
the cock gives salutation to the morn
and proclaims the Ides of March.
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Ar LAST the usefulness of afather-
iii law has b zen demonstrated. 1t
rema ned, for the elder Matthew's,
the fond and asaloas sire OF Mrs.
Smiler Colfax to rescue the character
of that class OF relatives from the
condition Of characterlessness and
fiat obseurity hitherto identical with
their names. Mothers in-law have
long since asserted their power pre-
negatives and pepper: but until Smi
ler's wife's daddy came to swear him
out of the clutches of old Cakes
Amea and to relieve him from the
odium cast upon him by his connec-
ton with the Credit Mobilier and his
hard swearing thereabout, the average
father in law was assigned to back
seat and condition of inglorious
silence. In this second round Colfax
see.ns to come up Smiling, as usual;
and the old man, Smiler's baby''s
grandpa, puts in his oar just in the
nick of time for the, family sake.
And then that half sister from
Mormondom, she also asserts her.
self; and the lately chopfallen
Colfax rises like steam from a hot
potatoe. But there is no telling how
| game is coming out till it is played
out; and when old "long handle
gets his second wind it may be that
Smiler. papa Matthews and that rel
alive from the realms of Brigham
will get another and lasting SET
back. Meantime the game gets ex'
ceedingly interesting and somebody
is lying like the very devil.
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, CAsrsLLAn's dreams Of ! Spanish
Republic seem rts.ut to b realized.
With yLe outgoing ..of the imported
ling tiss has. experimeat Of HSp-
archy is acknowledged failure, and
the really great men of Spain rise
aud assert their nationality. their
self-rsliance and their determination
to enjoy tue pfiyilsees aud glories Of
republican government. Indeed. #
this splendid opportunity hail been
lost then might the canse of repub-
licanism in Spain have been with
reason declared u failure. By vote
of more than eight to one did the
Cortes declar'. for Republic. This
is the launching of cause which
can sustain itself against all adver-
saries. be they Carlists. minions OF
the Church. or conspirators and
marplots from whatever quarter. Ii
there remains in the heart of the
Spanish people the material out Of
which t. restore the energy, in
tegrity aud principles of power so
long dormant there, the wild tumult
of political excitement which now
surges through the streets and about
the walls and wharves of Madrid
will prove but the freshening gale
which portends the coming day Of
reform, reconstruction and eventual
prosperity. Half dozen progress
i've acts, such as the abolition OF
slavery in the West Indian posses
sions, the withdrawal of Spanish
troops from Cuba, and a rapidly ex-
ecuted series of enactments in har
mopy with these, and old Spain can
hope for renewal of her youth and
asharing of the glories and progress
i've arts and enterprises Of the Nine
teenth Century. ....s
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tine LATEST JElEeluli0S
From the Ea1e.

NEW Yeak. Feb. IA cable dispatch
from Rcx.se, received in this city vester-
day. annslnces the appointment OF Rev.
NJ. Carrigsn IA Bishop of New York and
New Jersey. and NJ. }. 1e:osh ~ Bishop
of Havana.
The ninth anniversary of the Work
ingwomen's Protective Union was held
last night, Miss Emily Faithful deiiv-
cred a lecture. The room was full at
7p. NJ, and the crowd pressed in until
the :,isles were packed, aud some even
sat on the floor.
BRooxsYN, Feb. Yesterday after
noon fire broke out in Wellett's wood
and coal yard, conner OF Degrow and
Bond street, doing considerable damage.
DETRasT, Mich, Feb. 12.-P. N. Kin
new. of the United States Navy, aged Is
years. dssd yesterday. He has been Al
years in the naval service, and was On
the retired list for several years.
ALBANY, n. Y, Feb. "a ovesNor
Dix has received several letters relative
to Foster. the car hook murderer, but
no formal application for pardon has yet
been zaa,le.
MAuR1D, Feb. Notwithstanding
the excitement attendant upon tkle abdi-
cation Of King Amadeus, yesterday, the
city il tranquil. The Senate has taken
prompt measures for the establishment Of
peace, and has appointed a permanent
committee to maintain order. In spite,
however, OF tine present tranquil state Of
aff.irs, exciting events are aaticipated-
PARIs, Feb. PA coalition has been
formed, composed of membe.zs of all Sec
tons OF the party Of the Right. who
have informed President Theirs OF their
determination to support him in tina
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Day.
fofip OF cpm,GIIfrkAs.

Carson CITY, February II. 1878.
84k1 MORNING SESSION. -}..,m
Assembly convened at II A. NJ.
Speaker in the chair.
Roll called-QuOruln present.
Prayer by tn" Rey. James Woods,
chaplain. = t.4 ..s . ...s ,., -
Minutes read and approved. .,--
Favorable report on Senate concurrent
resolution relative to Postal Telegraph
by Committee on Federal Relations.
subsequently the resolution passed by
a vote Of IS to 10.
The Committee on Expenditures re-
commended the payment OF A. Leport s
wood bill Isl, 5OO.) Ordered ensrossed.
= Bill to create Board of Tax Commits
sioners was unfavorably reportdd upon.
iiAct to tax net proceeds of mines.
Made special order for Monday at
O'Clock aAt
Bill to require poll taxes paid over
monthly. Favorably reported upon.
Bill for the relief Of the National
Guards [pays them for expenses in pur-
suing escaped convicts. Referred to
Committee of the Whole.
The Lincoln county funding bill Was
favorably reported upon.
Bill to reduce the apportionment of
taxes into the Redemption fund of Vir-
ginia City from 40 to % per cent.
This bill and the bill favoring negi-
gent city scrip holders, were, upon re-
commentator of the committee of Sto-
rey delegation, indefinitely postponed.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Resolution requesting the Senate to
return Senate bill fixing the salaries OF
District Attorneys for the action of the
House. Adopted,
Resolution that inquiry be made as to
when the report of State Prison Warden
will be forthcoming; inasmuch as MANY
claims are presented against the prison
as to the Justice Of which the Assembly
is uninforned. Adonted,
NOTICES OF BILL,
Mr.. Hoppin gave notice OF a bill 20
move the Capital TO N'innemucca. \
joke
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Mr.. Grey, bill 70 foster the o.
lhaII Homo at Virginia.
By Mr. Wallace, bill fixing the bound
AIRY line between Lincoln and Nye.
BY Mr. Morrison, hill altering charter
of Virginia City. Makes town officers
elective by popular vote.l Ordered
printed.
Mi. Lockwood bill for the govern
ment OF towns AMI cities WAS passed.
Ayes, 80; noes, 5.
Mr. Shoa:f gave notice d 1econsidcfa-
tic,i.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Wilson gave notice Of reconsideration
q the rvte by which Postal Telegraph
Eli WAS passed.
S.,vage f.om Committee on Ways and
Means recommended indefinite postpone
:.,e,,t OF Senate bill cre;;f:1i:r .ioiri of
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A WELcHMAS ut Pioche who at
tempted to make u pot of real unad-
liberated gunpowler tea, Was 50 far
successful as that his labcrs resulted
in the sudden disapp earance ofstoye,
cabin and himself who had to be
prcspected at e count. hospital
for the tin .n.l oh iron that got
lodged il him when the tea got fairly
to cooking. He had possessed him
self of un old keg, filled. rs he
thought. " h ice. and putting it on
the s.0ro TO melt succeeded in pro
dnc;ag the ELECTS as Aforesaid.