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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-21
Philadelphia Union League DIsgus-

3 A correspondent from Philadephia say
81. The manner in which the morality of political
AaAirs under Grants Administration is being eK-
posed 10 pubic view has shocked the ssnsibiities
Of the Union Lesgus in this city that its Presi-
dsnt, Morton MeNichael, Vics-President Adolph
Boris, and lay member George w. Childs, and
othsr members talk OF little elsa than Credit Mo
biisr scandal, Louisiana legislatures, Presidential
pardons Of ballOt-box suffers, and the Caldwell
bElbOEy oass. The pardon Of Brown, the repeater
And paEinrsE, by the President has almost allsna-
ted 9rsnfb hiend, Mr. Childs, from tbs White
AoaR, ,Whiis the Credit Mobilier has created gen.
egal dstrust Of pnbiie virtue; and the uhsnViabls
SsputA41on Of that tFio Of eminent ex-Psnnsylva-
mann, Alex. Caldwell, Of Kansas; Powell Clayton.
g AFkaunAa, and John j. Patterson, Of the Pal
fnsttO State. b Saeh that the League is a unit in
- huPs that no more Of our distinguished stAtes-
mm win leAVo the parental State 10 seek political
nraisfngut IN States Of their adoption. nmay be
q ne lnteEeSt 70 know that CiAyton's late home
Was = UelaWago Connty, almost under the shadow
4 o1ehs LAagas haildna; RAttarson's is or was IN
NEimin, gGniMtA, . Few minHtss from LOekiel and
calawsll WaDt from LADeastsr County, the home
6ftkS lA5a Ehaddsus Stevens, 70 LeAVenWoFth TO
enFaRs u business as . money eY-bFOksr. His sue
e 6aly oclipsed By Grants.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-21
BAILNlGAzE,r5TE. .
c. p Johnson. ED1ToR AND PnolRIxroSSa

Tao -pAILE 0AzETTE is published every 3,eruoon.
except Snnday) at 4l6 Market street. and >osyed By
SarriS sphictibeS in ali parts Of wSInlinEtOn
and hs surrounding towns aud Villages, for six
eeutS week. payable weekly. YeGrly subscribers
s.. in advance.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE. established 1854,
is the largest and most hourishing weekly In the
Stata aid has larger circulation than any other
on che H0uinsulAF. Published every FFiday norm
ing 1t t2a year. in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-21

CMRsTEB COUNTY PRISON The Secretaryof
ths R0aEA 0f Inspectors OE th0 Chester County
PElsnn has made out mis- statement OF the re-
- An2The expenditures e that Institute
WR emding Jan u 1BtA There has
been eEpeaded feE re snbAlssenee @ o. the prs
onaFn 9So62.le; for stock e674s O5: salaries
rsff0f7NG1K miscellaneous expenses Sl2l4.64.
.lsiilISr gsoiged foE articles manufactur-
- a - mRfgOnls eoo12. 81. The following ls
49, ~ - a. tie goods made: z9l9H yards
mkrehs NIX yards Of carpst; 1871 yards
- -. 9soZ yards Of drilling; 2Ol chairs
~ - Ra1Skrnd: 1911 bn00ms were MADE; ~
1oa mis- q slip peESi ~ 0Airtai % pH!s
~ wamfa: Is coats; o3 pillow eases; 1Ae tewels
sho1Hi: 81 nairs Of boots and 4S pair OF shoes:
ssfhsy nslthsr labor nor % they sginsg, Ill ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-21

New York has one hundred lady doctors.
Sitka owes $3.50, and has seventy cents In the
treasury.
Dusky Georgians pay for stolen turkeys at
the rate of two lashes pound.
A San Francisco firm advertises for skulls of
deceased Indians.
Topeka is accused of eating cat and calling it
squirrel.
A New Jersey waiter has been fined $50 for
putting dish-water into oyster stews served up
at bail.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-21
HOWm sRuIIt.

Thee veeument OF UNITED StNles thntA
ee to the Union Rablic Railway Co Npaf,
bonds Of the United States as follows Fof
each mile upon hilly country, $50, 900; for each
mile among the mountains, $4S 600: aud also
y, 600 acres of land for each milo OF road built
The Company also issues first Tnorfgaee bonds,
prior in lien to the United States bonds, to an
amount equal TO the eOiOveFnment bonds. Inc
expenses of building the road ara about equal
to the United States bonds, lbafing the pro-
ceeds of the fist mortgage bonds. which are
sold at about par, and the lands as clear profits
which should belong 10 the stoeklieldcF OF
the Union Pacific Railroad Company.
The contract between the two companies,
puTpoTting to be issued in good faith, but really
ffaudulent, is so cOntrivea as to mako the Cred
Mobilier build the road upon such terms as
It pleAses. and to receive therefor the entire
funds Of the Union Pacific Railroad Company,
including both classes Of bonds and the real
estate.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-21
what the Cuban war Costs spain.

Wnat the CUBAN war Costs Spain.
II dPpeafs from statements made public that
th9 Cuban Patriots have almost Bankrupted the
epGniaA residents of that Sll-used Island The
Colonial Treasurer has made a statement from
which it is sscertained that authority has been
given The Treasury Of the Island of Cuba 10
iSsus bonds amounting to 100000 600 bearing
eight per cent interest and pledging for the pay
usut Of the interest and principal of the loan the
proceeds Of the war tax, estimated at S5,0OO.OOO
annually, and surplus derived from all Other
sources of revenue, ordinary and extraordinary.
Cuban Treasury Owet The Bank of Havana
S60J000.0Oo. The whole amount of SO, 1000, 600
was loaned by the bank IN paper money, and this
large addition to the ordinary paper issue Of the
bank (slO COO yOOO has it seems, brought about in
eoniuncsion with other causes, a grave financial
crisis In that portion Of the island held by the
Spanish forces This statemsnt is verified by
Mr.. Sickles.
A PaPOr dollar in Cuba is now at a discount Of
about 90 per cent. Under these circumstances
there is certainly hope for Cuban independence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-22
COTTON MARKETS,

nary, 5f@lslc Texas ordinary, IslGi.:c; strict strict
ports-to Great Britain, 5,793 bales; to continent,
i?sO bales coastwlse, asa bales sales 400 bales
low Idngs sc receips hr a7 d Sa1es sbp
ments l,2c9 bales; stock In 1872, 33sO6 bales; in
1873, 1852 bales: weekly receipts, l3,lsl bales;
shipments, 1920 bales = sales, $500.
NORFOLK, March 21.-Cotton quiet; low mid
diings lac net receipts, Ibis bales; exports
balcs: Weekly net receipts s4s5; exports to Great
Britain, 1911: c0astwise, 7,7a4: sllcs, $50 bales
BALTlMonE, March Election dull; mddlings,
exports coastwise, 30 bales sales 6 bales stock s72
bales. Weekly net receipts, 5ss bales gross, 2SlO
wise, All bales; sales, 23O bales.
COLUMBUS. Ga, March 21.-Cotton dull low mid
dlings l6lc.; weekly receipts, 900 bales shipments,
MACON, GA, November .1.-CottOn-Low mid
dlings, l7t@l7tc; weekly receipts, SOB bales: ship
mens 40 ba MIss STOCK ln bales firm md,,Drs
ne se si iSp % sss bs FSo3
stock, 38,7as bales, Weekly net receipts, 5.lc9
bales; gross 5,la5 bales. Exports-To Great Bri-
tain, 1854 bales; coastwise, SID bales Sales $500
BOSTON, March 2,.-Cotton dull middlings, l93c. !;
net receipts, 80 bales; gross, l13 bales; sales, zoo
bales stock 1000 bales. Weekly net receipts, 322
bales: gross loSos bales; exports to Great Britain,
so bales; sales, 500 bales.
SELMA, March -Cotton-weekly receipts, $50
Uale5, EUlpucHlS. l,-1f ntoSnJ ioi%, lf"'o
bales: 1873, 1873 bales.
PuILADELpllIA. March Election dull: mid
dings, latc; net receipts for week estimated al go
bales.
AUGUSTA, March Election dull and nominal :
mlddlings, l7sc.; receipts, 535 bales; sales, 81
bales; stock, Ila79 bales; weekly RECEIPTS, 2,osS
bales shipments, 1882 balcs; sales 1884 0aleS;
NEW ORLEANS, March Election in moderate
demand; ordinary, Isle; good ordinary ieCgistc: I;
ceps, 1850 bales; gross, 5,s9S bales; eXports-lo
Great Britain, 1878 bales; to tie continent, 1858
bales; coastwisc, $50 bales Sales 700 bales last eve
Ming, $500 bales: stock, 2Os,747 bales Weekly net
receipts, as,3I5 bales; gross, $3.50; Gxports.to
Great Britain, lI405 bales; 10 the continent, P,7aa
bales; coatwise 7,2:2 bales; sales, 81 900 bales ~
CHARLESTON, March 2i.-Colton quiet; MID
dl!ngs. Isic; net receipts, 47s bales; exports
costwse LOOP bales; sales, 400 bales stock, se,osS
Great Britain, 6ls bales coastwse BOIL bales saies'
500 bales.
lnlddlings lssc.; low middllngs, Tic; good ort-
nary, e.c.: ordinary l5c; net receipts, l,Ia bales
expor.s-coastwIse, 1898 bales; sales, 6s3 bales
stock, 30 224 bales weekly net receipts, 1897 bales
experts to Great Britain 1853 halcs 10 continent,
$50 bales coastwse, 3,9s0 bales sales, :5S bales
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-22
Siat!istpR Affairs.

."rttNtNr of T!EE puG-LAw IN THE CITY
tr.l, ENvAGLs /. THE COUNTRY INSULT
..L-NI-a ~ TIE BUILDINGS USED FOR THE
r.l!H rcuuuLS--sTAUHToS IH0N-woRKs
"st.E--MK>. GNUHpY EuCnEED.
t,arl,.i"a.l.,ucc rr Tie Richmond pisla,ci.l
STAUNroN, March 81, 1873.
l'."t iiy Council OF Staunt0n. unlike the
....Urr. -r,iu determined 10 enforce the
y. II heir last meeting they amended
artiu.hrr - that any unlicensed dogs
g.. u', -" police shall hc killed. unless re-
!..tE lhr"wu"r hy tie payment OF five
=, hri."' s!ri>ct Of the day On which
b. 3. ith'n uH. he owner Of any unlicensed
J., !ithl" 10 a lin" of tive dollars. half OF
"hs,t gur~ h. ~" iHtorlucr. This amend
o.. Il enforced, may have the effect of rid
.. u'tr city of Il number OF " mongrcl pup
. Ntr''p-. hounds. ana ours Of low de-
..s.. '!s,r render night hidcuuS with their
"..r..-. and lard their ltuk sides in many
.l.a- pantry.
w. may remark en- PEASANT that the
""8'y Gt"- mc im4I'-in@ their taste TO-:
'aatoH 1T al unlicensed tor liccnSct) lnan
4. They ~ week destroyed nearly Il
~" d. ,; .!irep belonging to Mr..
l.h,,t >r... who lives near StuaIt's Draft.
,ni- r4mtv. aud many other farmers in
'rr,.ay lave suffered more or less from
.n, I.,@.r>.
l,.. committee Of the CITY Council ar
.. ,u.r,. = rrrnrt =, the last meeting in
''T, condemn the present buildings
..o.,im,ghIn badly ventilated, dirty. and
T.. y. :,-pi,rI t,r tbc nurposc, and ,r.e
u.a Ire ,,,un,.l ,he necessity Of ercclin,.
. ,..lu i,,,J;n~. fnr t,,.se schools. The re-
. -. 81, lin rn,,u;,,ca w,s ,rcrntcd. and :,
..>y directed To- be riycn TO the school
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-22

SUDDEN AND VIOLENT DEATH or A Rock
INGHAa Bor.-The following extract from
letter dated Fort Abraham Lincoln. Dakotah
Territory, February 10. gives the subioiued
particulars OF the accidental death Of George
{. Fortncy,a son OF our old friend and
former fciiow-countym in George S. Fortncy,
who resided for some years on the Shenan.
doah river, in East Rockingham, previous to
his removal to the West. The father OF this
Young man died in Illinois since the war,
and the first intelligence his widowed mo-
ther will obtain of her sons melancholy fate
will he this notice. received in her copy
of the Register: "On September "a, 1872,
n young man by the name of George c.
Fortncy was instantly killed in the timber
near this post hy n large tree falling upon
him and breaking his neck. He was engaged
in cutting wood for the post traders at the
time. He had no friends here, and no one
knew where he came from or where his
friends resided. In little book he had was
written the natae George c. Fortncy, Rock
ingham county, Va. His remains were buried
here at the post. About $3.50 was found
upon his person. If any further informa-
ton is desired it can be obtained by address
ing J. Frazer Eoughtrr, post surgeon. Fort
Abraham Lincoln. ID. T., era ST. Paul, Mimi"
R0cd2n9hGm RcGiSter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-22

The President received 5000 applications
for the position Of Honorary Commissioner
10 The Vienna Exposition.
Rev. $. A. Steele, Of Emory and Henry
College, has been elected to The chaplaincy
OF the University of Virginia for the session
of 1S73-4.- Charlottesville Chronicle.
Congressman Seucr will give naval cadet
ship TO the boy in his district the first) who
stands the best examination before Board
which he will hereafter announce.
The Atlanta Sun denies the report that
Hon. A. III. Stephens has retired from the
SIN, and states that he is still tic chief po-
litical editor of that paper.
Miss Virginia Chesquieres. who attained
the rank of sergeant in the first Napolcons
army. w!,.ie she served for six years ln male
attire, recently died in France at the age OF
ilincty-nlnc.
Philadelphia was not satisfied with the
mortuary possibilities of ordinary "noh-
explosive" and has invented comhina-
ton burninS-luid that is maryellously able
bodied. The average is one OLD lady Gay
now, with hopes Of an increase when the
stuff becomes generally introduced.
A Mrs. BAcken, Of Ash county, North
Carolina, recently disappeared, having at
tempted to cross Peak creek, and some ten
DAYS afterwards her body WIS found IN
heap of driftwool In New river, near jack
sons ferry, some sixty miles below the
mouth of Peak creek. Grayson Easi9n,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-22

THE TnArrzE ACCIDENT IN PurLApELruIA.--
The Philadelphia Press gives an account Of
the tcapcze accident which occurred at the
Grand Central Theatre. in that city, Wednes-
day night, to the boy gynnast Leo. A por-
ton of the performance consists of the two
adult performers hanging head downward
from the trapcze, while the boy Leo stands
upon trap worked by pneumatic pressure,
which shoots him pabout thirty feet, where
he is caught hy the other performers. The
feat is Il very dangerous one, and "Wednesday
evening lis execution came very near result
inS fatally. Ii is the duty Of one of the at
t,ches to give the signal to the engineer be-
meath the stage and explode quantity Of
powder for scenic effect. BY some mShap,
Wednesday evening. and before the boy was
fairly in the trap, the signal was given, and.
unprcparcd for the propclir= power, the lad
WAS sent about foHr feet into the air. \ part
Of the scene is an imitation Of q mortar from
which he is supposed to be fired. and rs he
vas pushed UP by the machinery he fell
back 10 the stage. striking his right lee on
the edge of the mortar, breaking it above
;hr knee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-22

Fires IN PAGE Cou$rY.-On last Saturday
night the dwelling -housc OF q colorcd man
by the name Of Pinkrt who lives at the vii
la%c of Hamburg in this county, accittcrtlv
caught fire and was immediately consumed
together with nearly all of his furniture.
This loss will he heavily felt Ivy this poor
man. and we hope our people will not be 10th
10 render assistance We learn that the
blacksmith shop Of Mr.. James Is. Hudson,
about three miles east Of this place. was de-
>troych by fire one day last week. The fire.
as usual. we reckon, originated by the hot
cindcr. The mountain southeast Of this
place. ON the Stony Man peak, has been on
tire for the last few days. At night the
scene is beautiful. hut we reckon, like the
fable Of the boys and the frogs, it is death TO
those whose timber it is burning. -PdJe
L'UPUPrr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-22
TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
--LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Nominations and COMBINATIONS.

Nominations and Combinations.
| WASHINGTON, March 2i.---James e. MiI.
stead has been nominated collector of Gus
toms for Yorktown, Ky.
| Miss e. l.. Van Lew was to-day confirmed
postmaster of Richmond, Va, and Moselcy
at Taliadega, Miss.
The confirmation of Clark for the Sayan.
nah poSt.office was reconsldered to-day, and
goes over.
| The motion to reconsider was made by
Morrill, of Maine. This, IL is thought, will
break the back Of the Georgia ultra ring.
Casey's nomination for collector of Gus.
toms at New Orleans was called up, but was
passed over without material debate. SEN
| ators are reticent upon this, though they
| babble freely upon other executive topics.
The Caldwell discussion continues. The
Senate meets tomorrow.
Railrond Agents Convention.
WAsHINoToE, March 21.-The semi-annual
Convention Of the General Ticket and Pas
scnser Agents Association met here to-day.
Nearly all the leading roads were repre-
scented.
+. K. Dorsey, of the Charlotte, Columbia
aud Augusta road, was elected president.
The other officers were then reelected, az
follows: VicePresdent, Thomas L. kim-
bali Secretary, Samuel Powell. Executive
Committee: Wal. Darnley Qong tcrm),
| Ellis Clark intermediate term, and W. A.
| Thrall (short term).
IL was decided TINT the next annual meet
ing of the Association should be held 10
| Chicago.
A new constitution was adopted and
signed by the forty-seven members holding
credentials. which include powers Of at
torney binding the management to any ar
| engagements us to rates which may be made
| by the Convention.
The Convention will probably remain III
session until Tuesday. The proceedings
| were conducted to-day with the usual har.
| mony.
weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, March 2l.-For Saturday, il
| the Western Gulf States, rising temperature
| southcrly winds, and cloudy weather.
| In the Eastern Gulf and South Atlantic
States, westerly winds, partly cloudy and
| clear weather.
For the Ohio Valley and the Middle At
| lantic coast, generally cloudy weather, clear
| ing away Saturday evening, with cold north
| west and westerly winds.
For the lower lakes, New York, and New
England. rising barometer, fresh to brisk
westerly winds. and cloudy weather.
For the upper lakes and the northwest
falling barometer, followed by southerly
winds and somewhat higher temperature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-22
ETTYSBU URIC
KATALYsINE WATER.

II has been demonstrated by series OF practical
experiments conducted by eminent physicians, anu
been relieved from their serngs by its USE that the
GETTYSBURG KATALYSINE WATkK Is me me
iIvsnensia. Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout, Gravel,
Diabetes Kidney aud Urinary Diseases generally.
II restores muscular power to the paraytic tcures
Liver Complaint, Chronic Diarrhuea, Piles, Cohsu-
patton. Asthma, Catarrh. and bronchitis; Diseases
Ut The skin, General Debility and Nervous r : ,Se
yreatsst nntdus erer diacorcred for srcessirs eat
aS or drinking. 1t corrects the stomach, promotes
iisestion, and relieves the head almost tmmeaEtey
should keep It on hand. Forsaie by all druggists.
For history Of the Springs, fnr nleds.i reor,,s
ious cures and for Testimonials from distinguished
men, send for pamphleta 49,
I. For sale by PURCELL. LADD CO.. No 1916
II iin street. corner Thircenti, and druggists sse-
-Rully. la s-tnasi1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-22
ire Bank of England ForgeTies-Arress
of Alleged Operators.


HAVANA, March 21.-On the strength Of
cable dispatches from London the police
here have arrested Austin Byron, Bidwell
alias Warren. his wife, and Henry Nuno, a
servant. Bidwell is supposed to be the
principal operator in the recently discovered
frauds on the Bank of England, and answers
the description telegraphed by the London
police. Travelling with an American pass
port, he went through France into Spain,
and reached Santander, where be embarked
on a French steamer for HAVANA.
The steamer arrived here on Saturday.
when the whole party were taken into Gus
tody. Bidwell and the servant Nuno are in
Jail, and are forbidden to hold communica-
ton with any one or with each other. The
lady was permitted to remain at the hotel,
where she is under the surveillance of the
police. Although there is no extradition
treaty between Spain and Great Britain, the
authorities will send the whole party back to
London if proper proofs are furnished. A
detective is expected here from England
soon to identify and take charge Of the PR.
soners. II is stated that the confession OF
Moves, the confederate now under arrest in
London, fully duplicates Bidwell in the for
,rprirs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-22
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TOR SALE PRIV AT LY, FIVE
n ACRES OF LAND Just outside the eastern
corporate limits new frame dwelling with five
rooms, kitchen with four rooms, stable, &c: num-
Der of fruit and Shade trees; we'll Of excellent
water; quiet, gcnteel ncghborhood; overlooking
and commanding a fine View Of the city and Man.
chester; within few minutes walk of the new de-
adaptcd to a division fl to forty-eix lots fronting
upon three streets, with front of thirty feet to
eich lot, In addition to the lots occupied by the
buildings. Apply to W. J. GLENN,
with John L. Doher:y, S22 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-22

4 SINGULAR LETTER.-'rhc late cX-Alayor
Richie. who was on board the propeller
Grace Irving when she foundcred of DuX-
bury on Sunday the 10th instant, wrote a
letter TO friend in New Bedford, which
contains the following passage:
Il think, if The weather he propIious, we
shall start our boat Sunday or Monday. We
may cross to Prorincetown tomorrow. You
can notify parties in New Bedford to insure
their shares if they wish. have insured my
life for 81 900, payable, in case the boat goes
down with lie in it, to yourself, for benefit
Of owners. have no idea but that you will
see us all safe in New Bedford early next
week."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-22
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Friday, March 81.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, 2os bushels. Red. 372 bushels.
CoRE--White $50 bushels. Mixed, 900 bushels.
OATS.-752 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Whife, 10 bushels prime at Sl.so: 6s
bushels ut $l.6o: 80 bushels prime private terms
total, 1888 bushels.
WIIEAT.-Red, 90 bushels at SI.so; 1873 bushels
prime on private terms; IS bushels very good al
Sl.75: IL bushels common at 81; 20 bushels common
at S25; DO bushels common at 55-tota $40 bush
els.
CoRN.-White, 90 bushels prime at &c. 32s BUSH
els very good on private terms.
OATS.-le2 bushels good az soc.
RE-EXHIBITED.
CORN.-White, LEO bushels; mixed. 800 bushels.
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pErERsBrRe. March 81. 1873.
80, saturday night, five men, more or
,,g,cr the influence Of liquor, broke
N>> w. hnuSr Of Mrs. Bremner. who lives
'H' '' across the river (but inside
~ ",,,rt} tnSultcd her grossly. de-
IN" ''' ' ' Of her household property, and
St'.',.,.cItn commit namc'css outrage upon
H''' 'garrhtrr. who is mere child. The
W. ,'ar is very poor. and her house, 1t is
N,' :. NOT very reputable. but the out
S"" u.o. no less defiant and extreme.
!,-,.,,,o;ot MAS lodged. and warrants were
'a'I rho arrest Of the FIVE men who were
.>'.,,1,,t 70 have been engaged in the attack.
az .., ,f Them made their escape 10 klch-
AMI two (onr Of them named George
49, Ike others | torgcO were arrested
fr.nv-hl before the Mayor. That tunc-
...,., dismissed the two men on The pre-
.... i'm, tic char: ~ were not sustained 10y
iI,Y,,. There is naturally good deal OF
r-,.,,;au that no punishment should DC
.,.,I alr IL Ihc perpetrators OF SO we an
..'..' ,br Nature Of which was in nowisc
.,..,uj hv The humble station ana oau !'alhe
., ,nr1irli:n.
qa.. Finance Committee had Il conference
..~f.y afternoon in regard TO the scheme
.,.. more city bonds 10 the tune OF 4
,.r,,,.rf a million and the demand o! the
.E,, Io know what has become of the
.,,., ql~,rld, disposed OF. What results
. r..rIcd hv the conference cannot be
.,..snrA. lul il is ntimatcd that Il full
.r,.ut j. to IL. published OF all the eXpen-
.,,... that haze been made. so us 10 satisfy
that il would We safe to authorize the
,''', ~, ,,'.rc,s,.d bonded indebted
-,.'."' ''.''
\" '"- ,'. .,.;,,,, i,t"n,nrrlnrr rajus upon
l,,. r,rr,,lv orrurrcd here. An
'n IF r,.nertoblc family and ap-
,L., r,,,ps with clr,i,larS of
n,cr IA his ro,Iutry
.."' .. % '' 1,a ,,r,tcd ,nr ir.I,r;rty
.H' ''". 'r,,', ;,,.,;,,,,i,ns nr Nrw
'''' 90 -.,T 'i I',i n,.'r rrnnnnncrd cured
'"' '.,'., and ,ory soon AGAIN be-
... ,;.i.n of drink 10 the very verge
.~',.. ,-,,..as. La that state he
,.. ~. ,nfnn,l. vhrr" he is said TO have
..-r ;uafuu.tiIy pInrkcd. ana since
i.. ,n,rc here. where he has not
,l.,.i,-b he i under medical treat
,t "a. ,,,r i. moi 80 critical r5 il
rrs
,,ln.,i,,., !, = stttemcrt of tho move
a ,.,..nn Al this port for TIC week
...., ,u-,l.v: Erycipt>, 32S bales; cor
.[.;in.-. u,.k last wear. $40 bales: total
..... >.u,,aI.r |. 1872, 81, SIS bales cor
..,t.s'i,., INN, Ia. wear. 2j.2Sl bales; eX-
-. ir,I.,,: >lnrk. G.l!:l s,lCS.
Inn. try Treasurer SAYS thc Treasury is.
...urI hunters. aho,, 100000 behind,
I'LL rrqiiirr tia, much money 10 cNtin-
....l the boating drht o! the city, and TO
.,.l r},,. current rNpcM>c> 81 the city up to