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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-14

Ctdymont--Mr. Taggart of Philadelphia
having purchased fine site in Claynont, is now
erecting handsome cottage. Other improve
nients are in contemplation. The neighbOrhood
is choice section for health, beauty and good
society. The people are united in social pleas
ures, and most things for their welfare. Every
fortnight they are accustomed TO combine in a
sail in yacht up or down the river, and find
occasion for much convivialty and pleasure
Their last trip was to Collins Beach.
The GREAT EASTERN CIRCUS AND MENA-
GERIE.-The Great Eastern Circus and Mena-
gerie made its advent in this city yesterday af-
ternoon, and Its street parade, which Is imposing
received the attention of thousands of specta-
tors. The display of wild animals ON the roof
Of one of the cages, and the performance of the
! steam piano, as the cortege passed through the
principal streets, furnished topics for general
conversation by their novelty. Soon after the
spacious tents were set up on Washington st
| above Turper, and just previous 10 the after
noon exhibition, Prof. Reno assembled from tie
grounds in a balloon inflated by hot air from an
alcohol fire. At tle afternoon exhibition the
large canvas was packed to its utmost capacity;
there could not have been fewer than five thous-
| and people present. The menagerie includes
| in its collection llama, tiger, den of lions,
an African elephant, zebra, a pair of camels,
monkeys, etc., etc. The arena is divided into
two rings, in which two separate performances
| 90 on simultaneously, so that the audiences are
kept on the alert from beginning to end. The
programme is carried ont with promptness, and
the changes from one act to another are made
with rapidly. Without wishing to discriminate
against any Of the performers, We are disposed
to give special credit to W. B. Carroll and his
boy "Dolly Warden" In the carrying act Miss
Emma Lake, the meildJe rider; Marie Elise,
| eoaestrienne Mr.. q. Ii. Lowry, the bare back
i rider; and the Miaco brothers in their daring
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-14

FOR SALE.
A six horse Portable Boiler and Engine.
j. @. Hirzel,
augl4-t No. FOG East Second st.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-14
For Sale.

For SaIcs
At prices TO SUIT the times every discrption of
building lumber, building hardware, lime and sand
&c. Persons going to build Or repair will save money
by calling j. A. CRANsToN
aug ii-3m. Newport Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-14
THOMAS WILSON,

Dealer in Cope's 81 Yearslcy's
PHOSPHATE; LIME,A COAL of the best
quality of all slzes uuder cover at Centre Station
on vii. 81 Reading Railroad. aug 1f-2m.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-14

= NJ. NJ. CHILD Il Co,
No. 4 West Seventh street, Exchange Buidnx
jy2i- Agents for HENRY PEPPER
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-14

For Sale.
Chestnut fence boards, sawed chestnut posts feet
long, prime cedar rails chestnut posts ready hole
chestnut rails ready pointed, ali kinds of building
lumber, az low prices. j. 4. CRANsToN,
nuy H-3m. NoMport Del.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-06
The Balloon Marriage a Fiszle,

The telegraph failed 10 enliChten US
SIS 10 the result; Of the proposed hal
loon marriage in san Francisco last
sunday. We find, however, in a
Western exchange the following
with reference TO the affair
To-day al the City Gardens. the bal
loon New World was inflated, ana a
rope attached to il for the purpose OF
ailuwin. the balloon to ascend the
length Of the rore. and after Pro'e>-
sCr Lay ana Miss smith had been
married in the air 10y Justice OF the
Peace Townsend. the BALLOON was 10
De hauled to the earth. and the Jus
tice allowed to get out. and then the
Professor and his wife were 10 make
a bridal tour - the clouds:
When the balloon was inflated, and
everything cut clear except NJ the
rope. and PREPARATIONS were beng
made to enter the basket, the balloon
broke away and sailed OF without
the passengers. Il a>cenaed u a great
hight. and sailed in a northeast dlrec-
ton. and when last seen was aCOut
two miles high, aud a mere >peck III
The SkV.
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The Eastern Elect orS.

on Tuesday last elections were held
in New York. New Jersey. Maryland,
Massachusetts Mississippi, Minnesota,
Texas, Virginia and Wisconsin. The
result has been looked forward to
with much interest as establishing
the real ;a.u Of parties. As usual,
when important events transpire, the
wires are not verv communicative.
We have mea.er returns from a few
OF the States. bu: nothing that viii
justify an opinion as to the general re-
suit.
In Massachusetts,. Washburn, Re-
publican. for Governor, has a majority
of 1886. with only II towns TO hear
from. The Democrats elect Il >ena-
tors and GO members of the Lower
House Of the Legislature. In the
second Middlesex Senatorial District
y. P. Banks j. elected Senator over
the regular Republican candidate by
a handsome plurality vote.
Advices from Eew York are con-
hicting. Returns from 22I towns and
districts give a Republican majority
Of 5 sol. This would seem to indicate
that the great State mas gone Repub-
lican vet one item in the dispatches
claims $1,000 majority for the Demo
Gratis. Sunset Cox IS reelected 10
Congress.
The New Jersey Legislature IS Re-
publican the Senate by a majority OF
Z, and the House bv4Or5.
Virginia has doubtless elected the
Conservative candidate, General
kempor, Governor. His majority is
conceded by leading Republicans 10
be about -, 200 in the State.
We haven't a word from MARYLAND,
Texas or Wisconsin. and as stated
above, there is but little in the dis
patches upon which TO base an intelli-
gent opinion. Ii anything is to be
drawn from the meage- accounts at
hand, however, il IS that the Republi.
ans have maintained their strength
remarkably well. 1t really seems to
Us, taken altogether, that they have
got the best OF the Il ght.
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The California Press on Gov, Booth.

The California Press on Gov. Booth.
A large percentage Of the newspa-
pers of California, if indeed not a
majority of the same, are unsparing
in their denunciation Of Governor
Booth. \ more bitter personal war
fare has never been witnessed in the
whole history Of politics in the Golden
State Among the most vitUperalve
OF the press in regard 10 the Gov
ernor's little saIarv-grab may be men
toned the Oakland -Ne'rS. Caiaveras
Chronicle, Grass Valley Union, Marys-
vile Appeal, Oakland TrauSc1ut, Co.
lusa Sun, Fresno Erp5Stor, Truckee
Republican, San Francisco E.c1mitsr,
Sacramento EecJr3. san Francisco
Post, Vallejo Id -t .~at, Santa Cara
argus, and perhaps some others which
we do not now recall. The subiOIned
extract from the Fresno E-p9sitor,
whose editor, by the way, was elected
TO the Legislature IN the Independent
ticket, will serve to illustrate the
bitterness Of the contest toward His
Excelleucv:
VIII ,ba. inc1o
,or,c ~, = M '-ol' "1 o-nuN-
"Ia, CiI--3I r ,iLsiei9 NO. '.u- 1'to.uet 80 conl-
p- &Hp'1l,eU b I'm 0'- III tne cpuH-
~ ~ - D NJ, tIe $50 r.
%a"-rrn - 1 80 u I'm! ~
"honor onJ 10 So 80 ~ ni>
~ ~ d, - 80, iC'' X .uIns
Booth and his satellite, have been
fierce IN their denunci ton Of the
1aFE -t"L ana pacH' ay stea4
-, !? : co.a-.vo> ar" n.y. be-H
ao-t "a ne r!H.1i-S "yOI. honesty
~ tgt"t.H' - a1as, tlV -atEt's
- a. 3"~v1I'S1 ~ me "ou.u,ot 15ha-
=. rro" "''T ~ ctoHe.I Ioot 81 ms
nS p';Ci 10 LA'et.eH'F tHfI>t INC
puoi't ntfM W le uur"rt4lh- OF me
nnf -" y" ! "t4-'eA oH lle PAGES OF
M 9lAclaI hls'ofE' Newton . 9th
sbiae col'!cteI OF beih@ Pack-pay
tnIc4 Tiu d sdl@FF-SfaDuer oI the
WIS ciaFdctef. congress voted T.
hheai5i an Ile'ea>e .. satarY. WAlcA II
d " y'eaf, ot. h"t I1h1raole rl1At
~. ~ Eosetli I b,o.ii' IN pam
Sota''oN ~ NJ I-AI!.l! OF me
bb;sae' sl-neu - H!l increasing
drs '"taiS ~ I''E ga n
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FROM


1 h-A-'NATN'' WV. o..
\ shooting a1irav occurred Tonight
at the corner OF Union and Battery
streets. in which john Donaldson
was shot and dangerously wounded
ty Is. McArdVY. Tie latter was ar
rested. lie claims that Donaldson Sc
Iured his sister. The parties met to-
night and Quarrtlel, when McAravv
drew a small >harp's pistol and fired
two shots. The last one struck Dom
a.d>0n III the face and ranged in
Wardlv and under the hose. Donald
son was taken To =. Marv'> IIu>pital.
The vegetable dealers and growers
held another meeting this evening
and resolved to stand bv each other in
resisting the order OF TIE Board OF II
perH1>or> IN driving their tgons off
>ahsome street. The price Of ve.tta-
bie> has advanced already in conse-
Quence Of their action.
The c'lored people in this city will
meet on Monday might next Tor the
purpose OF appointing DELEGATES To a
state Convention. and also t. a Va.
tional Convention at Washington.
True Blue heat.eigh and Weather.
coco, lhe Eastern horses, arrived to-
day in good condition. They will he
taken 10 Il Ocean House track to-
morrow.
Twelve students Of the medical do.
rart1nent OF the Cuivpr> tv CoIl4ra
graduated last might. The addresses
were delivered 10y Prot. J. L. Morse
N. d.. and Dr, l.. Il. TAYLOR.
Geo. y. Brady i the name of the
little boy, who was nan over ana
AlI.ed by atruck on Sixth street last
EVENING
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SACHU>E
B0STON. Nov :

Scattering returns have been re-
ceivei from all parts Of the state
showing a rather Light vote a. com
pared with ISL and 1S72. aud iudica:-
ING The ~re-electing of Coy. WaShlurn
by from eight II ten thousand MAORI
Y. The anti-proaibitioni>tS were a
tower Of strength to the DeInocrtt IL
and their candidate, Castor. received
2 rHavv vote in several Of the larger
c.i . and TOWNS from the oprcra-,s
ri an'i-prohibiti0n. In the second
Niddie>eXI district. Gen. NJ Banks
!, elected Senator over the regular
Republican candidate by r handsome
plurality. Returns for Governor in
% towns foo, up, WAshburn 1852.
CASTOR 1893.
LATER.-All but q towns in the
State give Washburn 1868 majority
In a total vote Of l3S, s97. The Demo
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FRANCE.


PARIS, Nov. ).
The Left, at a meeting to-day, re-
solved 10 introduced an amendment
to the motion for a continuance OF
McMahon'> term Of Office requiring
the Deputies recognition OF The re-
public. The eN-Communi>t> and
some OF the Deputies OF the Center
are in favor OF referring 10 the Com
mittee Of the Constitution. The 30.
nafartist> to-day held a caucus and
resolved To introduce a motion in the
Assembly for a liah5setr on the form
OF government, and decided 10 make
no alliance wiki either the Right or
Left.
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TENNESSEE.
MEMPHIs.N Nov.

The nurses in the employ of the
Oil Fellows were escorted 10 the de-
pot this morning on their departure
io their homes in New Orleans uv the
odd Fellows. Knights of Pvtnids AMI
members Of the press in the process
sion. Nearly the entire member
shin Of bS:M orders uarlislpatIed.
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EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
thursday g, 1873.
AGENTS.


NYRON ANGEL. No. 49, Montgomery
street. Is ON i. ! sole Agent ioE the
raryKs Daily SENTINEL IN san ran
cisco. Persons in tina: csty having tusl-
ness with this Office are requested 10
communicate with aiin.
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ANA.
uARKISRIEG. Nov. s..

B. I. >in-erlev'> State printing and
State J1'ouF. offices. I'VE stories high,
were entirely destroyed 10y fire to-
dav. The operatives barely escaped
with their lives.
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crs;s elect eleven Senators. and sixty
memlers of the House. Pierce i
elected 10 Congress.
The anniversary al the great fire
will be celebrated here Monday next.
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III
~. Louis, No,

Sterling Price Il Co, commission
merchants, have made an assignment
and the business vii lie settled up.
The house was founded by Sterling
Price. the rebel General.
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FOREIGN NEWS.


BERLIN. Nov. ).
In the elections lust held for Depu-
ties 10 the Prus>idn Diet, the Liberals
gain 20 seats.
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Tuesday Evening. Nov. ii'ie1S'

,rt,, occasion the Ladies OF Eureka
Uil uraseut to the respective fly No'"
nanits a magnificent banner.
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After three wears steady labor, day
ana night, tie Enterpri>e Company
have completed a bedrock tunnel
, $50 Zee; long. This tunnel opens i
va>t amour; ~ mining ground. lW9
II the wnrkmen. Cha>. Compton aUv
VIM O'pouue.l were slightly injured
lv rocks from a blast.
The mirers are complaining oil i
scarcity OF water.
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miscellaneous.
Grand Presentation Ball!


,rur FIRE DEPARTMENT OF ~
RFEA. RESCUE HOSE GO. 40. =
TIEEKA HOOK AND LADDEn
" I'm
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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE. Nov. ).
The city Of Milwaukee comrlate
gives Taylor. democratic candidate
Tor Governor, $500 majority.
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Several parties have alreadV leI,
here tar tie Japa placer mines luS'
discovered. 90 miles from mere "'
Lower California. .Eo
Aline 81 stages is advertised for Inc
same point.
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OFFICERS ELIOT Of THEGEANGE.-
The following are the officers Of the
Calf rnia State Grange for lS74: Mas
ter. J. NJ. Hamilton. Guenoc. Lake
county: Over>eer. Q. L. Abbott. Santa
Barbara; Lecturer. w. \. Wright,
>.aui>laus: Steward. y. L. Allen,
Monterey county: Assistant Steward,
W. NJ. jackson. Yolo county; Chap
lain. Q. q. Gardner. >tani>lau>; Treas
urer. W. \. Fisher. Napa: Secretary,
W. II. Baxter. Napa; Gatekeeper, Il.
3. Warder, S:anislaus. Lady Officers:
Ceres, Mrs. q. w. Davis, Sonoma:
Pomona. Mrs. w. II. Baxter, Napa;
Flora. Mrs. J. g. Gardner, S,auislauS.
Executive Committee: Gardiner Of
>tanisIaus. Merrvtield Of Solano,
Jollev of MERGED, Calby of Butte,
Garsey Of Los Angeles, and Na!ley Of
Sonoma.
JOHN NOTWITHSTANDING New York
Tones says John Morris>ey i the adj
mi;ted autocrat of ~Tammanv. What
ever IS done by Tammany IS. in fact.
done by Morri>sev. Whatever moral
itv Tammany may have Is Morri>sey'>
in re l!itv. He has succeeded in push
ing even John Kelly aside, and has
stepped into Tweed'> place. Tam
many must always have a master.
and Morri>sev ! the new Boss. lie
controls the organization and dictates
nominations.
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NEVADA.
AT~TIS. Nov.

AUSTIN. Nov. ).
Shocks of earthquake were felt here
TODAY.
Arrivals and advices from Belmont
this evening state that the latest de-
velopmentS in the Belmont mine e>-
tabli>h hevond a doubt the perma-
nencv ami richness OF the late strike.
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~ 1|4I'II. WY. D.
n Pacific Mail steamship Orjzaba
arrived to-day, and sails f.r San
Francisco tomorrow. S"H
VIM. Gertrude. the murderer or a
woman in Prescott. Arizona All 3D."
Hi .ne sik VINO broke jail at Yum.
last week, was captured today.
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ID.

In cod Hi. Nov. :, Patrick Lcahy to
Ellen CaHue.lN.
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S~rnckrnN. Nov. ).

Mrs. J. 2. u. wilkins, on trial Tor
murder in the District Court, was as
charged from Gust 1dv this evening,
The evidence Of the prosecution ana
defense. and instructions from the
Cont. were submitted. and :he case
Given 70 the Jury without argument.
The Jury returned a verdict OF not
During the dav there have been sew
eral light showers OF rain. Inc
weather j warm this evening, Win
indications OF rain tonight.
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PAc.--- COAST DISPATCHER
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Tickets. $500.

Can hc obtained from the Committee
and from all tn" principal stores IN town.
Iherr MI he no Invitations ISSUED, but
the public IN general are cordially IN
Vltcd 10 stttud. o3l-td
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-23
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMoRE, April %.

BALTIMoRs, April %.
COTTON-Dull; low middlIngs l8s
@lStc.
FLOUR-Steady and dull; Howard
Street superfine 81 7566 co. do extra
6 5O97 20; do family 8 OOc99 IS; City
Mills superfine S 50ta6 co. do extra
7 2599 90 do family 9 75@ll So
western superfine 4 7596 90; do extra
6 5OG7 So do family 8 0O99 500.
WHEAT-Firm and in good demand
choice white 81 05@2 10, fair to prime
do 75@2 co. choice amber 2 0O@2 To-
good TO choice ] S5al 95; common to
fair do 709l 8G Western red 500
lS5.
CORN-Firm and stock scarce;
Southern white 68 do yellow 64; mixed
Western on spot 75c; for May 53ic.
OATS-Firm; Southern 48952;
Western mixed 47@4S; do white 4S9
49.
RYE-Uuchsnged and steady.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork firm at
$l8 5O9I9 10 bulk meats, sales 5000
bbls shoulders at TIC; l4,00O bbIs clear
ribbed sides at 9;c, now held at 9lc;
bacon has an advancing tendency;
shoulder 8tc clear ribbed sides l0ic.
LARD-QIiet but irm at 81 t99sc.
BUTTER-Western scarce and
wanted; choice tub 38942c.
WHISKY-9lfc
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-23
Market Farm for Sale
ALLEGHANY COUNTY, MD.

HNHE FO' Lowing STATEMENT II
i strictly in accordance with the facts, and
II no overdrawn picture OF what can oe
done:
There are ficty acres Tor more can be had)
ofIic alluviat bottom lands, not liable to
over flow, III the form Of an oblong ~ Iare,
level, snd al this time In fine cOnuItion,
situated between thePo;omac river and the
Baltimore and ohio railroad, with a depot
or swi Gu connected with the property, and
Is about halt way between Cumberland and
the densely populated c)al and iron region
OF Georges creek Valley, where vegeta ~,
or, in her word the proiucts OF a truck
farm, can be sold In any quantity and at
prices far exceeding the rates in Eastern
cities.
! he health OF this place and vicinity Is
excellent and agu. and lever unknown for
the pas twenty years
There are also about seventy i've acres OF
strong lime Zone uJland situated ON the
opposite side of the Baltimore and ohio
rail- Dad from the bottom land
The quality ot this and and It's proximity
TO certuIuly he most Hctive and ucst mar
ket- in the world, would ma lke one under
standing truck farningto realize fortune
IN n lew years.
This region ofcountry is rapidly Il ing
up, and thus tar the market cannot be sup.
pile without seading on for vegetables
rom other places.
II ny one sring To make a profitable
investment In sucn property will visit tins
place and I'D that all We CLAIM Tor 10 AZ
well as what Is represented about our mar.
acts, sc, has not been correctly stated, his
expenses will be paid We therefore conf
IDENTIFY invi,e persons tn come and look aud
inve tigate the matter for them -elves
There II lime Kill on or near the prop
erty, which the party buying can use
without rent, aud tnus make his lime At
simply the expense OF coal aud burning.
Address: X ID. loan -DS,
febS-tq1 Cumberland, Md.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-23
HALIFAX.
The Atlantic.

HALIFAX, April 22.-No progress was
made on the wreck yesterday or TO day,
toward recovering bodies or the cargo
Some OF the New York divers have
come up to the city and are waiting for
instructions. Seven survivors Of the
wreck sailed in the steamer HISTORIAN,
OF the Allen line, to day, for Liverpool
At the opening Of the Supreme Court
here this morning, Chief Justice Sir
Wm. Yonng in charging the Grand
Jury, alluded to the Atlantic disaster,
aud the necessity that was apparent for
criminal law being invoked where loss
o. life and property we're attributed to
the neglect Of the employees of corporate
bodies.
The gulf OF St. Lawrence and Cape
Bering ports are blocked with ice. The
Boston steamer, Alhanbria, sailed from
Prince Edwsrds Island this morning
but it is thought she will be unable to
get through.
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Active preparations are making for
the meeting of the State Sportsmen's
Association which is expected to take
place in May. The prize known as the
Dean Richmond Cup" handsomely
engraved with the representation OF .
sporting scene and valued st $500, will
be contended for.
The stoh e. Case Undecided.
The case of Edward s. Stokes came
up in the Superior Court to-day on a
motion for . writ to compel the District
Attorney for the people to joint issue
in an assignment of error in the facts,
iu accordance with the practice OF the
courts The District Attorney contend
ed that the practice is obsolete. Alter
a lengthy argument the court took the
papers and stated that decision on
that point would be rendered to~nor-
row when the main argument will pro-
ceed.
The examination into the sanity Of
George Francis Train continued to day.
Merideth Climer was examined. He
gave an account OF an interview with
Train 10 the Tombs, from which be
concluded that Trains mind was un-
sound. Train was put on the stand,
but refused to take an oath. Mrs.
Broker, asiter of Woodruff and Clafiln,
Mrs. Bishop, and others connected with
the women's rights movement, were
present. Nothing OF importance was
elcited.
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The Warrington JstI Escape.


WAsHINaroN, Pa, April 2l.-There
have been some new developments in
the general jail delivery case OF Sstur-
day evening, but no new captures up to
this time. Ore Of the escaped prison.
ers went on Saturday night to house
about FIVE m les from here, where he
had been working, obtained his clothes
and started on, saying he had procured
bail and was going to Wheeling. He
left at the house one OF the keys by
which.they made their escape, which
was handed TO Sheriff Ramsey
to day. 1t was well executed
and worked perfectly. The keys were
made OF lead, which was cut from q
water pipe in the waste room. The
snouds were cut in the seat Of char,
and The lead melted and run ioto them.
The impressions o. the KEYS were OBJ
tained in this way John T. Edwards,
an old English Jail bird. borrowed a
cell key, or the purpose of entering
BriceIand's cell, while the turnkey was
liking the fires, and then took al i'm
preston from it. The impression Of an
inner door key was taken by Edwards
at another time, when the turnkey Was
IN the jail. and had left the key in the
lock while the upressiOn OF the lock
in the outside door was taken with
soap, after several trials. The priso-
ners had been ABOUT three weeks per-
fecting their scheme These disclosures
we're made by Lonkert, the prisoner
who returned, who says also that Brice"
land, the convicted murderer, was the
last to leave the jail. Every effort is
being made Tor their recapture, five
hundred dollars being offered tor Brlce'
land aud fifty dollars each for the four
others.