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The Morning herald., 1875-12-29
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City Councils Free Lunch. !

A GLOOMY PROSPECT FOR THE FEAST, !,
Last. evening In al! the drizzline. tain, .
representative or. The HEsA1Drvended his
way to.the City Hal, !, where the. fair of the
african. Union Church is in pogress, to-
hscertafn the amount of preparation that is
PeMg made for the grand municipal free
lunch, which takes place there to norrow
hight. From the culinary department
foated In scent of the viahds wsi6h we're
being tprepared, One Of &he4 brethseR Was
addressed by Tue HERALR rspreseltatip
when the following conversation took place:
1r'"WtH there. be any 'toasts s".. -
"Dunpe, don't think we have. any psapar-
ations for making toast, unless I'VE, kin
borrow de little stove up in de tower what
de watchmati usesttorboil eggs on 'asAs,< =,
sYou misppderstapd, me, sir, II mean re,
tponses to proposals of health, &c.:
M.Well de members ob dat glorious BODY
hab de riputatien of talking . mighty heap,
but says luffiig.,, a., -
~ understand that You intend inviting
the members OF tho press?'' go s s33', s3F.
AT this the pieus member rolled his eyes
heavenward and scratched his head, ex-
fla.mtne, '"angels and ministers of grace
defend tts,p ~ ~ = -r.st eAterrS u
fIs such not the. ca 30 said The reporter. .
"Boss, I'se,goQd friends to ds.gOod sem,
men In de press, but I'se' mighty 'fiaid
fec.are gxyne to run short. Oar ART
enough to,,meet. de. issue to invite ALL It.
hap not been q paying instiMtiAn and n
YIN take al, dat has been made 70 fsed de
Counen."-y> :, t.!- - 80 ~
g Good evenings were exchanged and the ,,
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who wL1r s'cG. Iter..
SUIT FOR THE, possrSsIoN OF 4 ,rpUxa


SUIT FOR THE. possFTsloN Of, 4 ,fovxa
GIRL. ''. - G'h
Judge Wales heard, yesterday, upon q
writ" hdbsas eorp,ss, the case Of Miss
Cathatine Hughes, Of Philadelphia, :. VS..
Mrs. MsGartland, of this city, wherein the
former claims the. custody: of her neice, =.
girl about fourteen years of .age, named
Bridget MeCahey, The father Of the child
resides in the county Of Tyrone, In 1reland,
and about q year ago requested Miss, Hughes
TO send for the child, and take care sof her,
she did go, paying her passage to this counr
try.s In the month of September Mrs. Nc
Gartland, tnluced:: the child, who was, on a
Ni4t to Wilmington Ito remain with. herr.
promising to send her to school, Instead.
of doing SO she put her, ii tke inatcRcfacto-
ty near this city, TO work, When this wse
connanicated- to Miss Hughes. ,she took
immediste steps t9 obtain her custody. -"
Thecase'was heard 'bS. Judge. Waies TO-
l10N In the Law Library and1 suillr ni..ara A
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MINOR DISPATCHES.

NEW YORK, Dec. GA Washington
dispatch says 1t is reported that the Presi-
dent is preparing q message On Southern
affairs.
NEW YoHK; Dec. Lisbifities of sus-
pended firm Of Cipperly & Collins, hat
dealers, Broadway, estimated 3160, 900 to
1900, 600; assets uncertain. .--+S --.--
AMFLyN Dsq. % The spop, Of Wsr
iBs t4tS 6s5EGI3 saae|ga ssae| lsE
$20,300. She is in bad condition, she was
launched in 1855 and has never been in a
nayaafHgAalsgAeHH itn,2 hlpnm I adT
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 28-The Mexican
General Por6ris Diaz and staff officer, who
h1M teSn lx6rs 1sr,sode days ,ieae exGsmDs-
row morning for Matameras. The General
was. entertained at q banquet. to-day BY
Lieutenant. Governor Antoine.
-.--NEw ORLExNs, Dec :2s:-U,-S: Marshal
Packard has received 4 dispatch to day
from Kaufman, Sheriff of West Feliciani
dated Bayou Saras, as follows: "a. l..
Young, Deputy Marshal and another man
were kidnapped about | q. m . on the 25th
inst, at their hotel" - - -. :
TORONTO, Dec; .2s.-A', meeting of the
shareholdels Of the Toronto, Grey y, Bruce
Railway was held to-day, when It was de-
cided to issue 81 ,25O, 600 of bonds to re-
deem those previously iesued and now due,
Nsis:sta&ed aAat:the 0laafie. GoySrlmssf Is
taking decisive steps for -tsStractipg the Ii
quor trsfac; b bill fot thst pufp0seis is to be
laid before the House when It again meets
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The Bisher Isaver.4asatter

CINCINNATI, Dec. .:2s.--At ths- regular
weekly meeting Of the Methodist Preachers
held yesterday, the Bishop Haven matter
was under consideration. One net of reso-
lutions was offered declining to- express an
opinion on the third term, and deploring
Bishop Haven's course, and another set ex-
pressing anazement .at. the .,lpaecessary
alarm over such q little matter, denying
Bishop Haven's right to speak for the
whole Church,. and utterly opposing xny
connection between Church and State, Wae
also presented. A brief but lively discHk
sion followed, and finally the whole matter
was laid on the table, Which is probably the
end of the whole subject. .,,,r... ~
The Morning herald., 1875-12-29

DOT LEETLE DOG,

It val Oh ChNAhd6y th1th& kinley,
:. rnddy faced gentleman Of German descen5
Sailed forth with his little 20 cart, md, as
he turned each corner, screamed out
"Pread r Hot Pread !p'- Az theI corner Of
Front and Madison streets, his trus inward
ness dictated to him that "ein glass beer
would be nourishing. While quaffing ,tks
beverage, William Lewis, one Of tie dustN
est Of his race which is,A Africa1,, came u,
and laid hold upon the 10 cart. But, .wltu a
p bull dog jumped from beneath the vehicts
and laid hold upon his coat ttaHsi be .sWusx
around the circle like ComaEyhe,iw a4&W
dsnce.r Then there was sound OF 7 fss,i
"Youby dam nigger mem s,you vas tr5ito
steal my broat from EN- cart, 1Ka .ttt,ss,
mein dog and calls me q, ,Limpsrger SKeess.
lutchmans. Where vas all desc boy&SN
chew your car" Y ~. Els 20
e'How vas I chew mein ear saliuksg 4 onns
Won necks made by douRhs to: ID ~
round meiK head. You vas a1unattei. AtIIs
"'Take atumble. to Yourself you'qld !ta1d.
headed Dutchman.SS - III sIsgl *,
"Dell me to tumble myselfdowh, nit G6n
peer In. my stomach, Oh < niger was
grazy' Where vas dem police 4hyho An
py DC station hou3us fast by sleep." ), ~
You old beer keg, you ought ia, IL
tapped and sent to de centennial lam Ut 16o.
ter Of Germany: Go take'a rsst., r-.9s..I
"Mein Gotin Heimel, took 4 rFst. I Yks
not tired, laid my head pY my pillow four.
teen: hours last night; dhd ,der rpSes-t&ted..
no ziree, xas.as much .rsstea as.doiA 'pabya
which Vasboln tired ~. N ~. 1"1
And then The: African made ss' 'jSsSoea6
him, And the Dutchman said he "eoala neA
stand dot,",, and he, went TOR him, Rafora
any damage had been done beyond ths up,
setting oftte bread earl, MI : Mcbs1defa rnG
out and attempted to lead the. dusigy IWESs
Oft, but Tor this got q pair Of black eyes, and.
Lewis was fined ten dollars Last nieht
Mcbride was afraigned before sS44ife ISa..
zes charged, with an assault upon, Levis,
but the case was dismissed. ,r.,..s,,. .S.
"Shust exactly right, Send de py.' ,tam
ntgger by dem old tastles 7and give him
1irty lashes," and he walked Of looking,
A~Rky' .,,.4 O. . fr.. gttg..
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4MHSEMENTS.l =
THEODOkE TIL TON

The sale of seats for Nj. Tiiton's lect,1rg .h,,
pm Friday evening, has been vefy Largo, ana
persons who would avail themselves. oE the.
opportunity tp hear the. most eloquent, lec,r. :.
turer on. che American stage; should eaN VT
I5M Market street, and resefye Matsew1thuut
delay. The Boston Globe thus e;,eaks. Of
lMr: Tilton's reception in that city { Last.
evening d very large, audience gathered in
Music Hall; notwithstandinr the. tpciement;
state of the weather, to listen to- Theodore.
ETilton's lecture on the = Problem Of Life. y.
Before the speaker appeared, the large halls
WAS filed ia every part; ,and some were
standing in the doorYays. and ,Aide-aisles.
(He'was greeted with loud snd long. cop-S
ffpued applause. - Z, 3 S.r5T.. (. y
- : MRS. JOHN b4rw: :rE: ", 81
Tomorrow evening, at the GRAND obcra !,
House, Mrs. John Drew WjlIappear IN two
eplendM comedies, and fmpersohate two Of
her greatest parts, "sally o. Lsary,," .ands
Mrs. Simpson. ."q Seats can :now. bt secnstu ,
ht, Boughnaa, Thomas. q CQ. q. .b21 Markat
eteet: There arc yet few good seats left, :
FRich the theatre-Soing public ;shonid se-.j J
fure while anopportunity presents ttself. +
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'rPO1MtE. K@zfkn3.

the Chief ofPolics has decided not to
4llow:.any persons To- lodge at the station
hereafter who are town bammers and who
'Aavp been lodged In the cellswithin q week.
This is precautionary maaspre. which has
poem rendered. necssfary.on &ecount of the
Opportunity Which Il saven 10 friends Of the
prisoners of passing Weapons and instrs-
lnents of'escape to them: IN u. ST
The Mayor haa also directed that he.priIoh.
Keeper shall hereafter fomain. st. night II:
eide the iron door whieS. nhats 'thv cells
from the outersofaceS, E. q lscs.w II -
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A legislator Assssstna led,

n% nt,; ORLEANS, DeG. 28.GE.sf!Pierson,
ppoiean p.n:,ani! member of the Legislature from
srI %ash I OF Natchitoches, ,was assassinated
lbs lb,pay re evening by Jas. Cosgrove editor
\. Sss .sd,satsf sc9;s
('Mnaan, M but for the last two years acted
p,o" "s Republicans. .4,iSisee that time
e,'se mas attacked him bistefly in bis
I,dn dpnartlcularly when Piersontswas. ab
'onl oh town. Some weeks ago Herson
fuu..aal,lenge to Cosgrove, which The lat
n l9HsN M TO reeeivse : Pierson then pub
lav nlm as sldhderer and coward.
fmym n'snt : Cosgrove waylaid. and shot
p p,a ,nelind blowing off the topsof lhia
Al T1erson' wash hM partner Of Hon,
Itthe eEeYy, a Democratic Congressman
Aballot. "''o' " 'ne ieS'''a'u's W
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GHRIsExGAs FksriH1L III .N1sT:
UHURCH. ~
As:PpEAsANr: Ar.AIa. ..,kpple e !. stre1su
? sa1Eer RnADfao AND ioorarr1oF. I,

:: s1Angt AnADps1o ArtD rtD.OllL1TAo ION. -
:. Last evening" ths *scholarp .of thas. West
ohurch Sunday. seheol, held. j. Chriltmas
Festival in the basement Of the church, ssh
and Washington streets. The exercises ,of
the evening wsre epened wlth' tie sfngtng of
. tynH by ths classf which was. foilowed
with prayer from MIR. McLear. The fol.
lowing literary progfamine Was then rem.
dered in very pleasing manner. )! Z, -
Recitation, "Christmas Day" /" by Master
Walter McLeaT ;. .decla,matisp, ,"Listle Bon
nile" by Miss Lacklen; Duet, "Hsrk what
mean those holy volcese',. by Mn Bowers
and Dr. Springer; ssadfis, ..tWiltiel and
Annie's Prayer, = BY Mrs Gftmth; hyph, By
the school reading, "Death1 Of the Old
Year" by Miss Lacklen hymn, by the
II the conclusion Of the above, the schpl-
ars adjourned to .part&ke of = spmptuoug
collation., which had 'hesu prepared. .fbr the
occasion: During the evening the church
choir sang .se7ef&l approRriate Selections i;
the children engaged In various ways Of
amusing themselys1, and sltegcthef e.1ery
pleasant time vas spent. About 10 o'clock
the company diipeFtedU no doubt wen
pleased with the entsiti ifnnsne throue iout.
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TIE FUNER4L or AA8 LATE Gso.
W. AINSCON. - w..

The funeral Of the- -lata George N .Ainscow
took place yeSsSFdsy aKeaooa st 4 O'Clock
from the residence Of a, L. Ainscow, I'll
shipley street, The sefsices 1t the r.hodse
were 3pductsd by'key. J.B. Merritt. The
deceased was an: ssttye member Of the;
Water Witch Fire Co@pany, hyy Whom. h,
was buried, Mr.. Jsseph <. Adams acting
as Chief Marshal, end Mr.. John McCaffer.
ty as assistant !. Ths following. NAMED
f George 4: Cooley, Levi Jsasris,
Ed~asd Kane, John Thomas, Harvey.
Massey, George +. Ah1GtsrE.1he remains
were incased In = neat walnut coffin, and
borne to Mount Salem Cemetery. During
yesterday afternoon, out Of Eespect for the
dset.a We bsil:efthe.. watef WRoh eh.
sine hodse wax tolled.-. I. x -. a
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Sleetlng Of Raiirsad Cembinasio,

:xSa ssAAk, N ,'Dss:,as32 nss.ias SANG q ;l'as sSs
Representatives of the Michigan Southern,
Michigan Central, Lake Shore and Fort
Wkt4p 1SaEia1saa dlsH4S tAs44X.t6
eonsider7 what rate shoafa. BIZ EbafRed
for carrying live stock from the west to the
eaet- "A long discussion Aank place tiathots
a definite result being Arrived at. The Ver-
mont Central and Grand Trunk Railroads
are to: 9e shut out oG the new- -ooiI bilaiion,
but both these roads claim to BIZ indepen-
dent of any action tho Western roads may
t0kQ -. =. >.
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,i:Au:RGIL1s11lrA-

- 4 4Fevss -aasffRE1-k ~ tD.-RopRIpE--T
On Monday evening last some thieves e.
Observation-Disclosures oednto dhe ,hesse ofMf. Z.
Ahkt atltss% ts4szsoai,Ssttii bys payins
|opsa tts shuttsEvef heyalitchsH window;
|i4 gsiRea $685. $685. thes''..pir;Sessded 10
|pluuder the houses IN a truly sbh,xTaf IKE
manner, beginning with the kitchen, 4hay
removed four shirts from Il which they
found in INC WasfEtubytw0 b0xgs contain
ling 80 or a we're taken, q -four barrel in
the cellar -waNl lets ligh4ypef Of about thirty
pounds of -four, q lot of potatoes and nearly
ten pounds Of meat were also -takep.- ME-
|kinsw worth' g private desk was broken open
and its contents scattered about the floor
Jim a promisoaous,- manner. After thor.
ougly overhau1ing everything down oStsfs'
the thieves proceeded to inYestigate the.
second etory; in thisr heweyr; they did not
" probably frightened them, as they hastily,
made their exit, taking care to- gather yU1
the articles, with which, with the excepti6f
of foae-shirt that was dropped TN tire hurry
to scale . board fence, they made their es-
cape: :. The articles stolen were valued at
$40. The robbery occurred about II
the faHHJy NwterS 'absenf,, ind 'had II kSt besn
for the timely entrance Of the one alluded
to, it might have been of a more Mrious
nature. .,c, ,,, 4i .t,;,.,r j. ..;.
s.G. ~ y,.Es
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Nsrrew lssaPs Grora Dsasli. ].

This tpSpfaHi5ag, pai5a9 tyso oselock,, tSSs re- SSatch-
man at.the grounds where the new round
houses of the P. W .-&. b. r. r. are being
erected, heard the groans of some one out
in the centre, groanins, where the sasth.-is
30 miry as to be unable to bear but very
slight weight.-~Upoa going to the rescue
he found man who had already sunk UP
tehissneek, and With conslde atle diflicuhy
hewas sktfitsa aassed = snslp:.. 4.
officers Bradford Ana obEbSeri iaindHdsa;
hp9 scpapiNG the mpd. from Abe maal face
ksdth thek, haalds Ind stisalgSR wAsl{ l{ouna 3o'
be- ~NeH1ueas By Mel Lenr, .lyfiI. It. Nh. t6aat'
lMAtke stHet;:yysSe XsI ,take ia fSs H2lf,
Id Sh Yksehsfbrs .c65Hd c65Hd datiSaIi AID sd SwSSSa o!
bnd afterwasaa taken TO his home. But for
fh.a kiedles AgrpanF ma going
odlv ho vo anot ho~od ss. Al
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40: ths Beard easIsalS.s

NO oUeRyDGLAsT Ev1NSna;T- RE- o1aANI,
.. zAT1oN TALKED og se4g4T cRAT..,s I. :
As uspsk .last ;;eyanlng, ! thsra: was nd
quorum q the: chambers of the B9ard Of
Trade, the eAat persons preseat atedns
Msssrs Head, Newfoundland Van Trump;
Mr.. Jenkins Of the Comewrctal, NJ, Vernon
of the Rspsblisan, Mr.. Croasdale, Of the
ES'ry Evening, and HERALD representa-
tive. af ~,
After remaining quietly seated for a few
Ra9WeRMte Ra9W M MEs gepkipqs uwapted ito, Ssknnw.si if
the pheEauprese sent, pSopesad .beading'N
logdoeIs iDqgestAs s(o whadlsl Mr. Mehdips
I,sal; ispAeas :! 3fthe ~ ;oaiH hllel hMe
Mr.. jenkins felicitously replied that if
not dead it certainly required careful nurs-
ing. .-..--,...-~-
The proposition Of MI: Pusey, that the
gaers b aarag atrspsf95Hsd sfgp t9tp NsreheRts'
hQsipessa 0ndo Nsher. eljoB Bnantst might Do
kept, and KAichSthe ane@hets might kt0d1as
s1aaeeto oft1stHs4tia n \. a stakeA Ster,
'afhoss present 3ydfSe tie 3tdeais cppdl
ally, ana Mr.. Cloasdal aold a. stoeysas TO
how q club which he once beloHRe to- died
of virtue, but whisper Of Incredibly was
audible at the. annHuncemRnt. .A-,
AID poNa member Exclaimed one =" ;
@ YeE We prohibited poker playing and
the clhb Immediately, declined.
.-Aftsr discussing acknowledgement 3,
x: a;'I:G'||ksal;; IN |;l| az ] ;;s| "A
ef'Msreh, tdes Injmtund.to tnetE
httui&a sSiU SyII -A~@ r ~ssA eA'...1-*' - ;"
The Morning herald., 1875-12-29
MONTHLY, RECORD.

It will be seen that; there is asdiffersnce
Iof nNat1y.t#e hupdred arrests between. tue
Itwo.yearsy and this difereice exists II atily,
|in, tie grGger. offences, such as, burglary,
larceny attempts TO kill, which either ar.
lgues iii for tie efficiency ,of our police or
denotes better state Of affairs among the
terminal classes = ~ Il :.
Compared with other cities ofequal pQp,l-
tlation the exhibit Is gratifying, and In pro-
portion TO- our population it shows q. decided
Hess pro rata Of. crime than .m6st ATTY other.
Ictty in the union. There have been but
comparatively few grave vrimes committed
during the past yeiF,. tie perpetrators 81
which hhvA hot b6en captured and 10 most
teases punished. There ard. several notorf-
(ous exceptions but we can, hardly expect
Jour small police forcd te perform miracles. >.
l,,s Bull DING sTA91sT1cs! =. :
,'toppared with our sister city of Chester,
lthe bailding operations which have been
going on for the past year, IA Wilmington
Ha hot present d pleasing contrast to the,
lpride. of our citizens in the foimer city, en-
kfrs blocks have been in. some cases efected,
and the,contractors and builders there, have
been busy all the year. 49,, = :. -.
| In Wilmington the year has been thp
tfQllest for the past flfteen, but the Gonttac-
tors with whom a. HERAtD represen-
fative talked with yesterday. are
hopeful that 'the Centennial year
ksill. be, q much better one than the past
bpd they say that contraats are being made
for.pany.besseS ana buildings to he erected
Il fhs isS e. lossansk sank IS. I; statistical account df
he, permits grated BY the Engineering
Department Br the past three, years. "A
/ 7'it. ~ w = u ~ rr1o,e II ,o,I. .,-,
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4 BESfhf1h GH1fytRsp. " Et =

Yesterday mdrn,as oss oftls, ,hxDd; con
neeted FitT tie Com saisssry department Of
the: fNNaMd 9psw, at. ..s:sSw psftle; but
wkic, WIN asays that -pdst:; IIia siissk,, ses. s
capped to the Aofe, s2S1ex exede1 81 kSetiue
tothisxty heNrS Nh 5nssSM Al uSlcG
Of the ~ asaer.3 efefycsn9i Sfsr "a the
afternoon and put the police on the alett
who succeeded M-saetlhg- hN capture last
evening, HeHnl hstakm hask 70 tAeahiS
ihis morning. He had. been paid I'M. Z
The Morning herald., 1875-12-29
''rERSSNlL.G

Mayor whaeiey has partly t recovered i; a ias, ioam,
liis e, disability, caused by, a,sore foot, and
VI Y preside sgeip pst ths police eosrt,.-
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.Tn.sals. .',~ :. ! ;1is 80, !
I ptAh ~ y. ..-, 40. I

Thu three granted. for the the month past
frsto JeseRh x Qasps7ter, backsbuildlng,
On sixth street, aesf Spruce ;s!,iS 4 !. i. I,
Lawrence Burns, blacksmith shop, on N .
". cor. of Front and Fatpall streets, .,,y,,
james Brannen, dwelling house, Sixth
street, bet Lombard and Pine, -
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M{id' Bowers, Of sui :sifs;ett, Chester,
On satqtday Ast feb. into athe. Geek ANA.
tlung to jutting Of rocks several hours
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Terrible Railroad Accident. ii.

-MozRPBtlER, Vt., Dec. s6:.sAn' xtciS
dent occurred on-the Vermont Central rail-
road at Middlessx%his4R 4ROs1&ng. While run
ming 80 miles ar lr01r the Tralh- Was thrown
from the track by broken rail, and twp
Pullman and another passenger car went
over twenty foot embankment. A number
of passengers were injured, including G.
Dion, of Holyoke; hprs; fnlthe hcaA;ssN.
Laffier, of Holy0ke, ,tcnt1 ION The heed ssMrs
BowAoih, West BrooA Afe1d,} Mass, Aurt in
ternally; Jno Allun, of Three Rivers, hurt
on the head; MfS. f'Ffckey,. 6f o.Sfi,ipgfeld;
hssds fafe @ aha f! tnteEpally hhtt; MA. Mary
Hickey, cut in the face; Jno Hickey
bruised; r. B. Kennison, Boston, leg hurt;
F. II: Marshall,' Boston, leg hurt. The full
list not yet been teteiyed.--->-s.,,.t-.
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AIsrrfed ~. TeIsgrafh.

P1rrsBURa.!! Pa. Dec 3. George Scott
Jeffrey, telegraph, operator" ut Waynes-
burg, Green county, this State, and Miss
Lydia Cutler, telegraph operator at Browns
vile, Pa, were united in mafrfage BY tele-
graph today, VI. the ;s, ss,rs%ony commencing at
Waynesburgji read@tthe ceremony to the
groom, who telegraphcd the same to the
bride, who responded by wire. All other
business was suspended sihFt he twoA offices
during the ceremony. This is the second
marriage by Telegraph. in thie !ga1t y4tthe
country. Four .ysdfs a&g6'a lady Pitts
burg, and gentleman of Rome, were
married by bishop Dominic of this Diocese,
by wire. ~ -. : tItM !
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.lD65

!: Total, s::'4-'':.s - '';:.s !. NJ, :lbe5
ofthii number one ui. hundred and twenty
we're committed to .jai either for failure to
pey' the REQUIRED Ahes, inability to furnish
ban, or for 'yagrancy.' :. IL. - +
!, # would BE quite Impossible to give any
6f crime In this city since last year, judging
from &he.fecords &c the. stations, unless 4
is that work has tnore GENERALLY .pieyaiied
than was the case in 1s74s and those 5.vhd
have been out of work and we're in a condi-
tion to commit crime, have left for other
cities. WE present tic compuison by
months below, and eash may form his own
LQeofy IFOm tRem. 's,r,. II - =,
The Morning herald., 1875-12-29

Owing to the Vigorous bombardment of
Hernarfl bHth carlists, the situation has
become critical, and i is thought probable
khnt tth> abrr BON will be CO.. lled to evac-
lase uniess they are promptly Rein forced.
An Englishman named Grinald, living. at
NsX Britain, fonH, took leagipgs ma
bos4llingAsuse keptby one WriggSoh hin
street, in Hartford, Monday night, and in
shelmeraiag he. was found dead, having
fallen down stairs in the night. Hie, neck
was broken. - = - = -.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-29
OVER THE CABLE YESTERDAY
The ':Deutschland,' Disaster.
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'VeTIHg tHc properly.
IA Terrible Hurricane.


.,., p "A Terrible Hurricane.
.LeFDVSyQeH sRS.-Advices from Hong
Kong, received To-day. report terrible
hurricane at Manila on November 80, de-
sesssnf injured Ued' 900 e
houses were destroyed and great number
Of cattle and Other. animals were killed.
ThA Btitinh. sXtAtets NM W.
LONDON, Dec. 2s.-The la est advices
'tlsI thatxSp H. yisitifaaG GoxpI nRssg III tuS4ds
control over the settlement at Perak, and
no further trouble is feared.
Jri IN Tiae Repe's Name Day.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-A Herald cable des-
patch from Roster dated Dee ~, says .
gEand precepons At At The s1sas Va,
tican. The members Of the Papal staff and
their commanding officials received the Pom
tificial benediction ykneelipg. The War
MinisteHJo& Hts Iol1hee ounQl read n
address congratulatihg the Pontff, to which
the Pope returned a suitable reply"
The Morning herald., 1875-12-29
III q. Is tk,.4I,A
4U4MING UFTHE.TF4R,

THE WORK OF THE, PoLIoE-A-GYEAR's 3
: oR1xk III w1EN1Ns foN-wHAr viz IiivE
.sunt-l roea., showIse -sor.se ron
.sBsTTsR. ...s ~. .rr,,'.:. + ~! 'g-'';, !;
The police Of our city are acknowledged
to b. insufficient in numbers, ct least, ,..but
notwithstanding numerous difficulties, under
which they ere compelled to labor, they sue
ceaded IN ? very comas.idable degree III
projecting onr merDhants and keeping TIE
peace Of our city very creditaply. =.
Upon the first of the year the old. forde
will be replaced by, the .one selected by
Mayor Whitley, mainly however from the
present body. They will be our Centen-
nisl police, and. it is hoped that Coupcil will|
Increase their sfaeiency by adding to their
number, The old body have; durihg the|
past year, ,labored faithfully, and for stel
most part, vel, and we present . repu9ge
Of their work Tor tht past twelve gnoaths,
Including the Nreset1t. -.T+ !, <.'ss'itts II
The Morning herald., 1875-12-29

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