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Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11
Delaware Dayo

MEETING TONIGHT TO MARE sRRAHGE-
MENTs FOR PROPER OBSERVANCE
Thomas Johnson and many other leading
citizens have united in call for general
meeting of citizens at the City Hall this
evening at 80 clock. Benjamin Nields,
ESQ.,, @ B. Lore, Esq, and LIE.
ander F. Riddle, will be present
to address the meeting, and urge
chat some measures be taken to insure
general Observance Of October 10th, now
known as d Delaware Day" at the Centen-
nial Exposition. Already it has
been decided TO make it school
holiday, and it is hoped by the gentlemen
moving in the matter to make lts observance
so general that all business will be suspend
ed. All are invited to the NEE ting this eve
ming.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11
LATE NEWS RECEIVED BY THE PH1LA htl* IA
pRERR. sNl4 DEL

LATE NEWS RECEIVED BY THE PHILA a 'HIA
PRESS. DEL
A second edition of the PHI y
Press editorially says: iAueipnN
$3.50 A. M.-We reopen our fo1
nounce the glorious news that, af y 'us 20 an
agony of midnight, when the Sef an ih'
hosts had retired to their bs puphcsn
Democratic Oonfederates wes ana tpe
Centennial city resound wi ~ phui maAlng tRe
anticipated success, both t. a.a 'nen yens y
Ohio and Indiana have deoIsrad 9.@'es "~. pr
party that saved the RepdDblic no ior 'ne
just received from M. Halford th~ oss
editor of the Indianapolis Journal, and from
his contemporary Ssf the Cincinnati Gozs,,ag
show that the g1found supposed to be los,
in the early payt of the evening was splep.
didly recovered in the early morning. We
not only caFry. by this late and autbentio
intelligence, the Republican Governor in
lnoiana' DPt gain two Republican Congress.
men in tpat State, while in Ohio we elect |
the State ficket, and gain at least five Re- |
publican members Of Congress. |
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11

LOST AND FoUND.-A little girl about 8
years Of age, who had strayed away from
her home, was left Hast evening at Wash.
Jackson's child emporium. Mrs. Jackson
took her up to the police station, where,
upon stating that her father worked in
iron. Officer Cannon took her in charge and
tried TO ind her home. This morning a
man named Keller went TO Officer Cannon's
and recovered his child.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11

WASH. JAoKsoN7s NEW ENTERPRISE. Will
mington's old established bill poster, 6. W.
Jackson, is putting up 5000 additional feet
of surface in different sections Of the city,
for bill-posting purposes. Wash. has also
given orders to Gata u Kaiser, to have two
express wagons made at the shortest no
tice, intending 10 60 largely into the Ex-
press business.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11

NEW BILL PosTERs.-Jesse K. Baylis,
agent and ianitor of the Opera House has
erected bill boards in different parts of the
city, and hereafter will post the bills of all
companies and troupes performing in the
Opera House.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11

On Saturday evening, Oct. II, at the
City Hall, Wilmington, to be addressed by
Anthony Higgins, ESQ.
On same evening, at Toys Hotel, Bran
dywine Banks, to be addressed by Levi
G. Bird, ESQ, and s. A. MacAlIister, Esq.
Same evening. in the Republican wig
wan at New Castle Speakers to be an-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11
Lovers OF Honalcidal women.

1t is reported that the wife Of House, the
divorce lawyer, whom she murdered not
long ago, is engaged co be married to
Houses brother This seems strange, but
it is not singular in the history of such ca
ses. Women accused Of great crimes are
often eagerly sought after by certain va
riety Of man on the very account of their
notoriety, which exercises charm over
some ill Unbalanced natures.
Mrs. Cunningham, of Burdell murder no.
toriety, was scarcely out of jail before she
was sought by suitors for her hand, stained
with blood though it may have been. She
had her pick among several eager appli-
cants for the post of danger of being her
husband. Finally she married, and now
she lives in California, in comfortable, if
not affluent circumstances. Mrs. Fair, the
California homicide, also got offers, we be-
lieve after escaping justice. Mrs. Bravo,
the London woman accused of poisoning
her husband, and to whom suspicion points
as the probable guilty person, is likewise
receiving offers from men ambitious of
succeeding the dead man, though the Cor
oner's investigation showed her to be a
faithless wife, il not murderous one.
There are some men who are attracted to
such women.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11
Deaths.

FORTNER.-In West Wilmington, en- Tuesday
night, October 18th, 1876, Edward Fortner, aged
26 years
Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funera from the residence of
his parents, No. 10 Liberty street, Thursday, at
3 p. m, to proceed to Wilmington 4 Brandywine
Cemetery.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11

Coal AND IcE.-The firm of ]. B. Conrow
& Son, ice-dealers, have kept the city cool
all summer with ice and now propose to
keep it hot all winter with coal. See their
card.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11
Dailp Commercial.
THE COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
The Temperature, To-day.

Az nEaisTEREB AT THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
AVA. M ..........45aI At1P. M...".........5s .5s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11
Wea.ner ProhnhlIltles.
Aasoatatsa press qelamam.

WAsHINeToN. Oct. 10 - Probab, ,lities {:
For the Middle States, rising barometer,
fresh and brisk northerly or westerly winds,
colder generally clear weather, with heavy
fcosts on Thursday morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11
TIE REPUBLICAN, CANVASS.
HAYES. WHEELER AND VICTORY.

Meetings have been arranged for as fol-
lows
ON Thursday evening, Get. 18th, Mt
Stewards Foundry West Front IT.. Will
mingtOn, TO be addressed by Levi C..
Bird, Esq, s. A. MacAllister, Esq,s and
MIR. A. N. Sheppey.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11
About LECTURERS.

-Gossiping about the approaching lecture
season, New York correspondent gives
some of the prices paid to the stars of the
lecture platform. The first In Importance
as sensation is Mr.. Beecher's engage
ments, andit is stated that he has the IA
nous preacher down this season fos eighty
lectures at $500 each. The statement is
not wholly credited, however, especially as
to the $500 per lecture. Persons who have
means of knowing say the amount is $500
instead of $500, which would bring the
gross figures down to $4,000. Deduct
$4,000 for expenses, and Fl. w. B. will have
800, 900 for lecturing, as we'll as SEQ, 600 for
preaching. He should soon be able to pay
off his mortgages. Beecher took the field
some weeks ago. Tilton has also 'sinaugur-
ated" his season, and was on his way home
from lecture in Vermont when he
got into the ugly scrape in a
sleeping car. He lectured eight
months last year and cleared $4,000 His
terms average $3.50 per night. DR.. E. II.
Ohapin and Wendell Philips get $3.50 a
night, but neither OF them Will consent to
go more than days journey from home
DR.. Holland gets S125 night and George
William Curtis the same, though the latter
is out of the field this season. The lively
Cough s'takes" better than any other man
on the lecture fist except Beecher, and can
get from 5000 to $3.50 each for all the lee
tures he is able to deliver. Frederick
Douglass averages about forty nights in
the season and his price is 800. He is not
80 much in demand as he was few years
ago. De Cordova, who carries on business
as tea merchant in New York. lectures
for 800 and expenses. Robert Collyer
easily gets $125, and DIR. Lord the same.
Ladies' who succeed on the platform COM
mand almost as high figures as men, Grace
Greenwood could get fifty engagements at
800 each. Mrs. Abby Sage Richardson
asks the same amount. Mrs. Waller, the
successor of Charlotte Cushman as a read
or, is good for $125 to $3.50 every night.
Anna Dickinson topped them all, but she
has abandoned the platform for the stage.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11

FOUR MEN HAND-oUFF HOTEL KEEPER AND
GET AWAY WITH $300-THEY ARE CUT OFF
FROM THEIR CARRIAGE BY THE BRIDGE
KEEPER.
Special to the Commercial.
MT. PLEASANT, DEL, Oct. II. = Last
night, between 12 and 1 o'clock, four men,
driving pair of bay horses to barouche,
drove to the north side of Summit Bridge,
lat the deep cut of the Del. g. Chesapeake
canal and there secured the team. Walk
ing over the bridge, they repaired to the
hotel of S. W. Clements, and one Of the
party, after calling Mr.. @. up, asked and OBJ
tanned q room.
After showing the man to the room, Mr..
G. returned to the bar-room to close the
door and remove the light, when up came
three more men asking for room.
After talking few moments, they told
Mr.. @. they were detectives, and said they
believed he was manufacturing and passing
counterfeit money. Presenting pistol at
his head. they then hand. cuffed Mr.. G.. ,and
then went to the room Of his bartender,
when after tying him, they robbed the
house of about $500.
They then started for their team, which
they had left on the opposite side of the
canal, but they we're surprised to find the
draw turned off, The bridge-tender, having
his suspicious aroused by their fastening
the horses and walking over, turned the
draw off and would not put it on for them
to get to the team. They then left with
their plunder, leaving the team in the hands
of the bridge-tender. MUNDEL
DARING BURGLARY IN CHESTER ooUNTY-THE
SAME PLANS IT TEE SAME GANG
The Oxford Press of to-day says
The house of Joseph Cooper, East Gosh
en-, Chester county, was the scene of dar
ing burglary on Saturday night last. Five
masked men entered about II o'clock anG
proceeded to Mr.. Coopers bedroom ant
tied him fast, brandishing knives and pis
| tolls over him. They then fastened the
door of Lewis Han per'e room, an inmate o.
the house, making him captive. Mrs
Mccullough, an aunt of Mr.. Harper wai
4 not molested. While these proceeding
we're progressing hired man returne'
| from West Chester, who was secured ant
bound hand and foot. The robbers thei
proceeded to ransEck the house, but sue
1 cyedsd IA - Il1.ts ,snsT @S. TassA 5r~TC o.
Fin q two horse wagon, leaving their prison
ers bound. 1t is Thought this party is
band OF daring professionals who Will tr
their hand at other places.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11

The Chester County Teachers Institute
commences on Monday, October 80, and
continues five days.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11
Qu0rATToss AT THE BRAHpYwTEE AruAs sol
EInnR AND aRAIN--CnMhLOrED DAILY

BASE BALL.-This afternoon the Red
Stockings and Experts, both Wilmington
clubs will play championship game on the
Adams streeG grounds, commencing at 3
O'clock. These clubs have already played
two games, the first of which the Red Stock
ings gained by z to 2,the second was gained
by the Experts by 8 TO 10, aud the game to-
day is to decide the contest.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11
aIew advertisements.

OHIO AND INDIANA-A LARGE ASSORT-
Y y ment Of pocket knives. For sale by
WM. H. BILLANY,
ia Market Street.
DUTOHRR'S SCALES, SAWS, SEEELS, AND
WIN. II. BILLANY,
3I4 Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11
Bold Robbery at summit Bridge

FOUR MEN HAND-oUFF HOTEL KEEPER AND
GET AWAY WITH $300-THEY ARE CUT OFF
FROM THEIR CARRIAGE BY THE BRIDGE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11
Hstistellanenns.

NEO. BUSH d SON HAVE REDUCED THE
T PRICE OF THEIR UNEQUALLED SHEN-
ANDOAH COAL, ONE DOLLAR PER TON.
GEO. w. BUSH SON,
French Street Wharf,
, 1876-07-05
CHRISGIANS4BD, ST. CROII
Ueaaesday 56 Js7g 1876.

The intelligence from home relative to
the Central Factory question is of the
most satisfactory kind. The Factory is
considered as secured, and His Excellency
the Governor is expected to return by the
middle OF next month.
The Political news of most importance
is given in the following telegram to the
Pail Mall Gazette -
1.-THE Committee of the Folkething-the lower
house of the Danish Rjgsdag-to which the cues
ton was referred, have decided unanimously ID
favor Of the Governments demand for 2,00O.O00
row for the purchase Of sixteen Krupp held
batteries. The Radical leaders have decided
to refuse to read the Fertilization bill a second
time. They will move a resolution declaring
the moment uppropitious for the proposal, thus
avoiding q vote Of want of confidence, upon
which the Government will abandon the mea-
sure and the extraordinary session will
adjourn,
, 1876-07-05
KILOGRAMS BY ENGLISH MAIL.
ASSAsSINATIONS AT CON-
S~TANTINOPLE
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June l6.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, June l6.
Msjor HasSan Boy last night at midnight
broke in upon the Ministerial Council assembled
at hidhat Pasha's co~ak in STEAMBOAT, and
killed the War Minister, HusSein Avni Pasha,
and the Foreign Minister, Raohid Pashs +;
wounding also Admiral KaiserlI Ahmet Pasha,
Minister Of Marine and High Admiral. He
besides killed Youssouf Agha, Secretary Of
Midhat Pasha, q policeman, and an aids-de.
camp who endeavoured to arrest him. The
, 1876-07-05
NOTICE.

RN7E have been requested to inform
W the Public, that an ADDRESS
10 Governor Garde, to be presented
10 him on his return here, is, mntd
further, at Mr.. John Elutchison's
counting room for signatures.
Christiansted st. Croix 3rd July
1876.
, 1876-07-05
D. N o T D G E

THE business arrangement here
tofore carried on in New Haven
and in st. Croix, Danish West In
dies, by FRANK G.. PHIPPs, surviving
partner of the late firm Oft, TowNER
& Co., and the Trustees under the
will of THERON TowNER, deceased,
terminated on the first day OF
january, 1876.
FRANK G.. PHtpPs will continue
the business heretofore carried on
by z. TowNER & Co., and pay all
claims against and collect all
demands due L. TowNER Il Co.;
wv. WILLARD holds the Power OF
Attorney for
FRANK G. PHIPPS,
Surviving Partner of and Successor t.
T. TOWNER g. 90
New Haven, Con,
u, s, A.
, 1876-07-05
GERMANY.

BERLIN, JUNE 16.
Ia accordance with a decision Of the Court
of Justice, to-day's Official Gazette ofthe EN-
piro publishes a notification prohibiting the
Period, a Russian publication appearing in
London, from circulating in Germany for she
next two years.
THE PLAGUE.
ST. PETERSBURG, JUNE Is.
Advices received here from Tabreez announce
that the black plague has broken out in Per
sian Kurdistan, south Of Tabroez.
SPAIN.
MADRID, JUEE 16.
The news that Don Carlos is in Mexico is off.
cially confirmed.
The Senate has adopted Clause XI. Of the
Constitution, establishing religious tolerance, by
113 votes against 40.
THE UNITED STATES.
New YORK, JUNE 10.
Mr.. Blaine has telegrsphed his congratulations
TO Mr.. Hayes, promising him his aOtive sup.
port in the Electoral campaign for the Prssi-
denoy.
The Emperor and Empress of Brazil have
arrived here
, 1876-07-05

Rainfall on Estate MORNING STAR during the
month of June 42& lines.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, JULY 81, 1876.

toward them and bore malice As there was no one
cse who wished 10 give bail for him. at the sofcatoh o
MIR Carl Leptz their counselor gave oailtEat lie Keep
nm. ue1co for another six months"
A communication from Mr.. Lcnz confirmed MI
Movers statements about the bail
Mr. schIlling read letter published in the Ne"Jrsey
Free Zeiti,ng, April 90 1873, and signed Dy Auo'pn
Tlielboru which related the circumstances or MlNf
hnrrowing money OF the ThichOrns, ava sta,t" tnI
h,d been repaid, and that the brothers eIt tc ,
mpnt ~ Dawson Of their own free "ii Dut uecu '"'
Charles Thlelhorn stabbed WitzcL 49, - - - .,,o
Mrs Fischer the widow OF Charles flScner ui' IA
men murdered by the Thelhons Intelligent ana re-
sncctnba woman, then rose ana ID "a ptthctic
manner said: II never imagined tnat Icopis
Lied who would take such fciriul Vengeance loI
snch a trine / have lived IN Meyers mouse;
III e ThielhUrls lN ed on the same hoUr WIN "i.II
Albert wa satisdad Charles instgated him 10 ven
geauce They often complained oi Tue SISTER tXtLdEa
,suce and bid noisy words. one or me brothers threat
ened his sisters life. She complained thaJ tnc DFo MS
yrrr rough 20 her, Even the sight ~ my boy ONLY ~
wears old raised the anger OF these men, " You are one
Sf the Never band too" they yelled AZ him. We saw
that Albert ThicAOru changed very much III the last
three months. met him in Perry 81 and Le spat on NY
shawl culd that NItzcl NOT the ony cduHc Oh
their violence Amelia THE horn told me htrstIi Jiat
her brothers bad people, ana an SaINcuei Vhe
piacg The, came FROM glad that they had gone
\ discussion tlcH cusucd whether Never deprived me
Thicuolns work, ana whether IL was right 10 stiu
II, ro policeman arrest them. fhc CHAIRMAN sh ne
know line inichOrns, and that Mrs Cah, We OF Que Oh
tine men shot by them told MIN that they were hShhS
all the time. and had spit upon her FAMILY; IL was ccr
him that the Til, horn, t. possessed u inc 'l'oH
hess of BULLDOGS. he .aid finally, that there was 10
evidence against Meyer, and declared the hieeuhs ac
iuuIHcI.
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Several young !f"u wore ac,'n- IN dis
orderly insuuer 1t Tin-.rcoHdst. aaa Irn'Ha'o ON
Saturday nigh. Officer V.u4m s"al O.: 1o Twenty
second Precinct ordered tir: u keen Gi- and discs'
hul Mieac. ,u5ray az. . pe.l-r D., occupation .nt
Que Of tie u0s',ss o.; Tie 90 = 0cUs'le u.oi"Hi and &C.
FAINT aud Threatened 90 ~ She ohscI Il BE mi,n'r.d
with nm. Al us t!.7 osecI f,roa- toward nc yonus
r,iaan 20 ar;ss; aim, "a, Cara, drew Knife .sam DIS
pO,e! aud stuck Na rCcr WITH inc open blade three
i,aies IL Lucer,syl. Officer BJHau vame 10 the assist
aucs u Orloef swain, ~, ~ bleeding Eron The SIDE.
sg9ik and s1c.sso-d ,;jer violent struggle n taking
Currly INTO custody. ,ic Hnauird officer Wa assisted
co., s:.ii1uAb.-. .'.. Fs 'U"uas Wri" dressed by
Ur. Drxsst. Whu'gconauuo-d ,H,r d1 iErIoys
Is Jflr.r .rifa %! i.t LVr:,l trrcnt was iu i loan
Office O.: D,yid Buck ".u!rr ~ NO. 1"' Ntcuu"-Nrr
Saturday gYCnirx ;a!-s unknown lfDu entered, ana
or.f. gold brooch b. The I-HHa.ohU!5 Hl hc lti.th
10 axe pressing go opinion th1i 10 AJr b'. aip
A. tgs Oacer Smith SfnG the proorh lIt ait iG' ih'
men. InrV consented - accompany IHI q" the Niht
tC.uth P;ecintl Station rOse JGi wien they reached
Sce0rI.ttc. ari FuryfourtL at., they suddenly TUNED
upGu ham Nreseg his clir from him, orai hiH severely
a5alt O. r. head and body Kicked lt AID STAMPED upon
Eiu ana escaped. leaving hE b. .euHE ASA ir~rh Ne
rroa -" .dewfk. soMc etA,i yhc.rs o-scol'r i.t
and mir. 10 the StaU0u-hJU-c Where ths Wbh'''
we're dr-stcG ana lis injuries pronounced 10 hr oil ne
mot fFr Jus IHf Officers sent ru 90 scare ~
the assl-u;s tut :hey AaVc NOT yet been apprcHcd,'
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gOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON. saiuvday. Juiy

wAsn1SeroS. satuviay, July o. 1870.
In The House to-day, Mr.. HILL Dem, Ud')
called ID a bill passed by bch lousos extending me
time for the redemption " lands sod for direct taxes vi
order TO have Il amended to exclude the possibility
81 IFS being construed 10 fleet tire National cemeteries
The jIeu then Tfoc""e 20 ~, discussion OF the re-
n,rt Of me t'ouui Zee on Naval Affairs.
Mir DANFOfS Rep. Ohio member Of the com,
mIttec, spoke IN -yor 81. the minority I''OrL re s
the Democratic ry is hard lner5' ~ "r' I" S''i'
me election OF Tildcu aud Htpdrcks II has hr'"nr t
cessay strike at The Navy /! pJftmsht ana y" '.si
ana ON the Secretary of the Navy. This IS not pVi
jctl a,c,li,n. blt involving inc good uiinc an"
honor OF man. and .e asked thit Il should De iI'"' "
' NJ GARFIELD rep Ohio, salt that after much labor
tle C1pni,fce on Naval Affairs had IND egg Nhic g
labeled DOUBT" 20 TUNED the egg ,'c &" am, N'i
HE ,1 he Aqch.i n the Secretary has done Uyid NJ
impeachlhle the articles should De presented @Ha ,'
House should vote oh ii'ii Du' % '''' '-0 '''- '
'gl Ir NILS d}arn lie ash a member Of the Commit
from ihe Testimony 20 show how rapidly secretary E'h.
sons income TX has ncIras - .i!',g nc .'. ' a.
Secretary v.ti Tho C.1io'is is c'u'nciur
MIR WILLIS Nnd " 70 also o member NJ The Com
,nft;ee c1elsed the minority report. ann con.cd ja
tle Commute" had ted the 'i'''-tl % WIZ
closed doors in the ory fr OF tHg S,cscIary - soon
os any testimony 'a~ taf.. damaging O. amy vic'. OF
M. navy rhg officer mas 1,er rmr liac} E'ouu'a q! i
In au.acr to DR. DauiorIs tn4uIy as TO- VIVA, ,Ht
yiIaIpy mad been uuIua,ac0 and ih" puhs cyHse.h,
,"i@sroed It had 'l-o beer shown VuerC millions and
III. HALE G;ap. MSncl protested against ,9' '-t'.
attempt break !'' 'u honest and ADJ. ON -l L
Coypg,merlt-u man Who, when rt was Hpuoited >.ci-
tary ,0.ud poor navy and who made % 1"e De-' Toe
Mr , Rep Me- said nar 9"ose s.i. IN, .t ,,
ton he uaI known tho secretary ~ me saw anu .'i
eg Si'i Win tGr tslnIy s s.r no reason to
T. change mis- opinion. lie t-u'lAl,I 'N. '".t.-
acted SIMPLY uua,g the influence u party at. ,-.l'
Why is ~, lac said That 81 snga e'a.,. t., ~ -.
detectives. compelled 10 ilpTi around among WIZ. :,
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PISSENGEPS SILLED.

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norKIEGMEN,s coMpLAlNrs.

Protesting against tie suspension OF public
luroven-nIs In charge al tire Departments OF Pablo
works end Parks the purpose " mectiLs Of toe
''WoI1neieu's Association" IN iioIaIO-si. yesterday
Tue speakers referred 30 biltci terms 90 tie CITY Office
holders alleging thAt Trey showed desire TO relieve
the distress o! unemployed iaoOwgs. Mayor "icEham
Commissioner Of PGU'c Works Campbell, Aldermen
ee Morris and T.lg Rey ,-sf'. csI,cia IS denounced
Tor alleged indifference o. the wauis OF the WuIi"gmG
A ug,s meeting 81 u,Wplol ct NJrF'r gwrn Will DE
held This morning IolLqbIu--sguarc and 30 the tluec
The Addresses the h"a N pdrcI 10 lAH tty liH Tor
tAr purpose Of lTrscui X tLr!r G"i-s 10 Mayor wick
ham or I'D his 4hs,aCc Acting Ma LOWS iu iO.Ip
su.sQulrc addresses W' De made by Thomas I. Roche,
william MeGugeru. ", i. OtuuLpg Jo' 'ph BuIkr, AMI
John Kctrris who wa CI'cayoI 90 show HAT tine Wort
iu.lcu r-a been badly treated by 'hc pGu'r Cncgls.
body cCiDeu 20 Ds present 10 preserve order.