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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-14
The Forty. Fourth Annual Course OF
instruction

In this Department viii commence on Mon.
day Eth OF NOV MEMBER, 1,77, and termin.
huhate ON the second Saturday of March,
ISIS. Preliminary Lectures on Clinical Mod,
lclhe anu Surgery will he delivered I'm the
amphitheatre Of the great Charity Hospital,
beginning on the 2Oth of October, without
any charge. The anatomical rooms vii be
opened NJ the same time. The members of
lhe Faculty are visiting physicians and sur
geOns tn the Charity Hospital, and give i'm.
sructions daily at the bedsi OF the sick,
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Julyl2dlw
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-09

per cent, with which hs was much
dissatisfied, and because of which he
frequently threatened to break up the
com mbination.
The statement also shows in detail
the manner lnwhich bills were doc
torcd by the ring after coming from
the board of supervisors, and after
ward from the board Of audit,
already fraudulent in many of the
items. New charges would b inter
lined between the original items, and
the totals changed to correspond, so
that bill Of 100000, as certified to
BY the clerk and the boards named,
would be sent to Auditor Watson
raised to 100000 or 100000, and
this duly certified to bv, him.
! he statement also mentions leg
islator whose rooms Tweed frequently.
visited. To him Tweed never directly
paid any money, but opening Bible
which lay on his hosts table, Tweed
would place between the leaves pile
OF bank bills and then 60. That per.
son always voted for the Tweed
measures.
Tweed says he kept his money in a
special safe in one Of his rooms, and
that large amount was there; thu.
either he, his wife, or trusted friend
was always on guard over it.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-09
THE HoNoRED DEAD.
FOREIGN.
WAR ITEAs.

London, May s.-The times special
Gays that Gen. Vukovitch reports
from Kru.tsze everything is in readi-
.ness for the Turkish attack and that
his forces are sufficient for defense.
Gen. Vukovitch holds the approaches
to this fortress ~ well AS Nicsics.
Turkish troops in Albania are con
centra,ing at Podgoutza.
Montene9rin artillery commands
the city Of Vienna.
A correspondent, discussing the
military situation in Asia saws that
the simultaneous advance by caravan
road from Rayszid towards Erzeroum
on the lett from Alexandropol to kars
in the center, and on the right ards
Batoum, leaves little doubt that the
object of Russian operations is Erge-
roum.
Moukhtar P.sha commands the
junction Of the two roads leading from
kars through the passes Of Soghou:e
aud Dagh.
The Rouman;un circular complains
that the proceedings of the Turks
mskes Roumapias abstention from
hostiliiies almost impossible.
A serious artillery engagement is
expected 1t Ibrail. Five Turkish
monitors are near by, evidently bent
on rhe> attack.
A dispatch from Erzer.um, dated
the 9th, Tuesday night, says: "The
hussi.ns are surrounding sogbaule,
and concentrating for sn attack on
Moukhtar Pashas position at Baurba-
.diz aud Ysrikeri. The Russian force
which occupied Bay.z;d is now .d-
vancipg in the directioA Of Khamoumi
and Antote, leaving Karikile 1t Als.h.
kist on their right. Ba.azia has now
been placed under control Of the Rus
sian prefeet Of police"
The Globe publishe. the following.
dated Pers, Tuesday nigh,a .Tbe
Russians have gained an important
victory between Kars and Erzeroum.
The Turksfetfeated upon Efzetoum. y
II is rumnred that 1900 ,fufks
were captured.
-.x.1-
Ramors Of .n .rnissies come from
Bulgaria.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-09
new YORK.
o'coSSoR's SCHEME.

New York, May o.-Ths Academy of
Music was thronged last night, the occa-
sion of tho meeting of the New York his
toric society to commenorxte the one
hundredth anniversary of the states polit-
ical birth as y Tree and independent. SOW
ergnty, and also to signify, with appro-
pirate forms, her entrance upon second
century of her organized existence. Chas.
o'Connor was the orator, and in his ad-
dress, said he would abolish the system
of legislative representation by districts,
would reduce the legislatures to enc
house, and would take new governor
by ballot each month from the legista.
ture. The presidential term and Office
he would modify on the same plan.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-09

The army clothing factory at P,mli-
co is worked without intermission, and
numerous shifts are being employed.
There is general conviction in
military and navsl official circles that
we are on tho brink Of war.
Arrangements have been made for
the embarkation of some $4,000 men
within six days, if necessary, and 90
600 to 5000 more within fortnight
after.
Cologne, May 9.-The Gazette
learns that British officers have been
sent to select an entrenched camp at
the entrance of the Suez canal.
Eucharist, May Ga dispatch says
Cosscaks crossed Danube Mt Braila
and burncda Turkish block house.
The shellng of Matchin by the Bull
garians has been renewed.
Turkey permits neutral vessels to
enter Blockade ports Of the Black Sea
until the 10Th INST, aud the 18th to
depart.
The Turkish batteries at Weddin
csased firing yesterday afternoon.
Their shells did not reach Kalafat.
The Roumanian shells only reached
sof1e Turkish vessels off Widdia..
Senator's and dapu,iest privately con-.
sidered the e1pediency of Romania
participating in the war. Deputies
appear to favor it but senators are
doubtful.
Pe.th, May 9.-The governments
course will depend upon the result Of
representation made by it at ST.
Petersburg and Constantinople, pro-
testing az ainst restoration Of the nav
igation Of the Danube not indispsna.-
bly, necessary.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-09
Tweed Again.

| New York, May 3-Fhe Woodin
investigation is refreshing Tweed's
memory, aud the prisoner of Ludlow
street promises to supplement his con,
fession, now in the hands Of the at.
ioIney general of the state, with ad-
ditional revelations, showing how
political battles were won and lcgisia-
tive triumphs achiye1. To one
lprominent politician, whose name has
not heretofore been printed, he re-
nsmbered having paid $4,000, and
he will be prepared togiyc the name
and details whom called upon TO do Sc.
Carolins O'Brien Bryant who man
aged to persuade Tweed he was acting
As Charles O'Conors's messenger, in.
duced Tweed to make a statement,
supported by an affidavit sworn 10
before William d. Gardner, book
keeper at Ludlow Street jail, and
accompanied by thirty two checks and
four notes signed by Richard b. Con-
molly, aggregatiDg S265 600, and
indorsed by Tweed. These documents,
Bryant said, we're desired BY U'Conor,
who had sent him for them, and upon
which O'Conor had promised that the
prisoner should be releaacd. Seven
OF the thirty-two checks were given
to Peter b. Sweeney, Hugh Saith,
and Abraham Van Vechten, the al
bany lobbyist, sggregating over
100000. The checks were all dated
November, 1870. Legislation upon
the Tweed charter was IN March 1870.
The remainder Of the checks were
dated in 1868 So, and were given
10 the persons above named and TO
T.. ID. Barber, ono check to the latter
being for 100000. The four Connolly
notes were dated in 1870, and were
negotiated through the Tenth Nation.
al and Central National Banks. They
were taken up by Tweed on Connolly's
failure to pay, and will doubtless ba
turned over to the city as part Of
weeds asses in case his proposition
is accepted, as it row appears it will
be.
The statement in the hands of the
attorney general will occupy not less
than twelve columns, close type. 1t
gives the exact narrative Of how the
ring was formed. The statements
begin with the manner in which
Tweed, JOHN T. Hoffman, George w.
Mclean, and Connolly, back in 1865
te 1866, were sccus.omed to meet
daily 1t lunch in little room attached
10 the kitchen of the old court house
to discuss political matters. This
coterie finally dissolved anai,hen the
corrupt. ring was formed, consisting
OF Tweed, Connolly, Sweeney, Hall,
and " oodward, with other MINOR al.
lses, which Also met daily in the same
reem saa lstcr IN Tweed : Office IN
Duane street. Hall, the stutsmen,
declares, at 6rst received ten Der cent
Of all the proceeds, but whsn the 70.
ceipts began 10 came in not quits q
briskly his share Wa cut down "a az
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-09
PRoPosALs.

YASKTos, AdsEcS, Dts
May 9Th, is,7-
NEALED proposals. In duplicate viii be rc.
" ceiyed a, hts agency until ~ NJ of Tuesday,
constructing two school buildings upon this
agency, In accordance ~ith plans and speeincA--
lions 10 he seen at the Office OF Eamunds and
Wynn, fank.on. ID. 7. bond In lhe sum Of one
Thousand dosfars with two or more snretics, Ap-
proved by Y. :. judge or district attorney, for
Tho fnithfal performance OF tho work, must BE-
Med trtA Mf proposais. The work must be
finished on or before June Goth, 1877, and pay
nent will be made BY certified voucher upon liz
completion
: fhe right to reject any or all BIDS In reseryed
aud bids must comply with the requirements Of
this advertisement lnorder 10 rcceiv. considera-
lion.
JOHN G. .GAsnAss,
US. Indian, Agent.
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STATE GF>NEw YORK, +,

II. d. Hyde. President, and Samuel Borrowc.
Secretary o. the Equitable Life Assurance soei.
cty, being Iuly sworn, depose and say. and each
ior hmrclf says that they are the above described
officers Of the said nJ,any and that on the sist
day OF December last all the above described as
sets were absoi ate property OF the said company.
In and clear from all liens and CLAIMS thereon.
except as abose stated, and tho .oregolng state
ment with the schedules asd explanations here.
nrfs annexed and by them subscrib.d and full
and correct exhibit OF all tho liabilities arc ofthe
disbursements and of the general condition and
affair." OF the said company Of the 0ist Of Dscsm.
her last, and for the year ending on that day, &C.
cordtng 10 the best Of their infotmltisn, know
ledge aud belief respectively.
II. b. HYDE
lsEALl SAMUEL DoRRowr
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-09
Killing Nine Men, and Imprison-
ing Five Others.
Charles O'i!onn0r's Scheme for
State and National Gov
ernMents.
Foreign Items as Numerous and
as Interesting as Usual.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BRIGHAM WANTS GORE.


Salt Lake City, May 9-ln the
tabernacl Sunday, Brigham Young
arose at an unexpected moment, and
broke forth in an address to the saints
and sinners, which gave the latter to
understand that il they wanted blood
they could have plenty Of it and in
deed that they were likely TO have
more OF it let out Of their veins than
they could spare, at an early period.
Many discreet gentiles are quietly
arranging for the removal of their
families at the FIRST sign Of an out
break. The Nauvoos legion are
drilling in meeting bouses, barns, sta
bles and corrals a, Salt Lake City and
: minor towns. Breach loading rifles
have been shipped in great numbers
within the last fortnight from the
east to this place.
EXPLOSION
St. Clair, May "a terrible explo-
sion of gas occurred in Wadesville,
mines, near st. Clair, at ten o'clock
this morning, killing aud wounding
nine men and in prisoning Ave others
Wadesviile shaft, 500 feet deep, is
between Pottsville and St. Clair and
is operated by Phila and Reading
: Coal &c, lAle a6FEst warning of tho
accident was suddea-alarm sent up
to the bosses for aid. Descending
immediately, they recovered the bo.
dies Of John Dsrkin and Wm. Kirks'
killed outright, and huisted them to
the surface. Seven more men were
then reached, all seriously burned.
II Is thought that three cannot posi-
bly, recover. Five men imprisoned
are behind 200 tons Of coal displaced
by the explosion. A large force Of
miners are removing this mass Of coal.
Some think the imprisoned men can
be reached by night and some think
not, as the gangway in which they
arc confined runs under the surface for
over mile and getting at them is q
slow and laborious task. The scene
on the mouth OF the shaft is hea:trend.
ing, large number Of men, women,
and children being gathered there,
anxioussy awaiting the rescue OF their;
friends and relatives. The names Of
four of the FIVE men imprisoned are
Benjamin Mosely, Herbert Moon.
Thos. Connors and Joseph Milwood.
Before these men can be reached, i, is
feared it will be too late to save their
lives. They have been in since ten
o'clock, and At one p. m. their chance
Of escape is gloomy.
FIRE.
Milwaukee, May ga FIRE AT,
keedshurg yesterday morning, des-
troyed the stores Of s. j. Aesbolt, F.
Raritzmann, S. Bishop, N. w. Sallade,
9. =. Ryan, G. .Cummins, .. H. Per
~ and one or two others. Los. es,i-
mated at forty thousand. Insurance
twenty Thousand.
THE ouEDEc CITADEL.
Quebec, May s.-Ten Ga FOUNDERS
and munitions Of war have been re-
ceised nj the citadel.
INDIAN NEWS.
Chicago, May IA dispatch 10
Gen. Sheridan from General Niles.
dated a.3he lsttek's headquarters on
z:;4eaKre riycE1zays three hundred hos.
tile Sioux surrendered on the 2sd Of
April.
i y
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-09
ACCIDENT.

Po,tssille, May "a great explo-
sion OF gas occurred this morning in the
Wadesv lille mines, near st. CLAIR. A
numfnr'of men were imprisoned, and
It seems impossible to save them. Its
reported from St. Clair that 3o.mcn
are imprisoned in the Wa1esville
mine. Their cries for assistance can
can be plainly beard. Six bodies have
already been recovered.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-09

Bids should befsat ID sealed enveIopss. anpcr.
ses,Scd yAail proposals, Dakota tsHi osy, and
addreassd y the saeosd sseiseaat postmaster
esnsrai. y. II. knY,
fpstnasaes Us1eeaa.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-09
svrrrEMISrARY.

Service from octoter i. 1877, 10 Junc 30. 1875.
aoQ6o From Bismarck. by Crook City, to Dead.
wood. 20 miles and back three times A
week
Leave Bismarck Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at m;
Arrive ut Desdwood In four days, Friday.
sunday, and Tuesday. by IA M;
Leave neadwood Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday nt7 lam;
Arrive at Bi.marck In four days, Friday,
sundaT, ana Tuesday, by I "a m,
Bond required with blu, Si5 900; check,
$40
aaoss Froui-Fort Pierre, byiRa Id City. 10 Dead.
Weed, isD miles and back, twice a week
Leave Fort Pierre Tuesday and Friday al I
an:
Arris. Al Deaawood Thursday and Sunday
by "a IN
Leave Deadsood TuesdlY and Friday Al
A,live at Fort Pierre Thursday and sunday
Bond required with bid. 81 oos; check,
Far iorms Of ptgposals bond, ana certificate.
and also for instrnttit ms as 10 The conditions TO
be embraced In ihs scon.raef, 6c., see advertise.
mcnt of ihis date 10 ,ranphlel falisr Apfil 10,
1871, inviting propSsals FOR mali service In fEe
states and territories, to be sound a. theitetmInal
t'cst ees OF = and 10 be had on
Application ta the sfcond AssI.iant Ter
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-09

-. AUDITOR OFFICE,
lankton, DIT, April 9th, isI7. %

], John $. sand, Auditor OF Dakota Territory,
correct copy Of the Original statement Of the
Imperial Fire insurance Company of London
England. on the 3lst day OF December 1875 and
now In lle In my Office
JoHS s. SAND. Auditor
Per 4. N. PuapY, Deputy
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-09
THE DLAeK-YKfH

New York, May 0.-Bishop spaulding
Of the now diocese Of Peoria, in st. MI
chaels church, yesterday, gave the black
veil to three young women, the first in
this country to enter the order of presen-
tation nuns.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-09
(sEALl
Auprron's OrrIcE.
Yaiskion. D. T., April ~, 1877.

j, John s. Sand, Auditor OF Dakota Territory
do hereby certify that the oregoing is true and
correct copy OF the original statement OF tho
Equitable Life Assurance soc!ety OF the Cpited
states on he 3ist day OF December 1876, and nov
on die In my office
JOHN 8. SAND, Auditor.
tsEAL Per L. n. puhpY, Deputy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-09
RUSSIAN HoNps GOOD

London, May 9-Largc amounts Of
Russian bonds are going from here to
Holland, owing to the sale Of United
States drawn bonds, and investment
in Russian securities...-..
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-09
UNITED STATES MAIL.
Daketa.

POST OFFtcE DEPARTMENT, |
Washington, Apil, 1871.
Prsposals will be received At the contract of,,ce
OF this department until three o'clock D. m. OF
June o. 1877, Ito be decided by the 2oth OF June,.
Tor carrying The MAILS Of the United States from
September 1, 1877, to June 20, 1873 on the follow
ingrsntcs in DAKOTA territory and by the sch ed
OF departures And arrivals hetein speciGed, VIZ:
Sse5S From Fort Buford to Tongue River. 10
miles and back, once week
Leave Fort Buford Monday at i A. NJ:
Arriscat Tongue River Ihussday BY IL IN ;
Leave Tongue River Thursday nj D. M;
Arrfys =: Fort Bafor SUNDAY b, o D. m.
Bond required with bid, 5000.
sse56 From G,enwood, by Kscder IN. o. and
brooklyn IN. o) 10 Tnrner, ls miles and
back, once week.
Leave Glenwood saturday al Ga m;
Arrive A. Turner by II a. IN;
Leave Turner saturday nj II m:
Arrive ~ Genwood by 6p. IN.
Bond required With bid, $500
sA5' From Sioux Fails, by Rochester Rockport
and Washington In. 81, 10 Grow Greek
i65 miles aad back once week
Leave Siolx Falls Me,iday at a. m;
Arrive at Grow Greek Wednesday, By 6 D. m !;
Leave trow Creek Thursday at a IN;
Arrive AT sioux Falls saturday by D. m,
Bond required with bid, 500.
aso5s From Dell Rapids, by Highland ana Rapid
haesk, sacs 10. 10 Laverne tAian, - miles and
Leave Dell Rapids Monday and Friday al Z
a.
Arrive st Luyerne by spm;
Leave Luserne Tuesday and Saturday at
Arrive Mt Deli Rapid. by s y. IN.
Bend required with BID, 5000.
a50bS From Finndreau, by Blin.man, Highland.
ana remington, 10 sioux falls, % Iailes
=---=-- ==------- = Nh -f,t.ek -yHEk:
Leave Flandreau Friday rte a. m;
Arrive Al siosx FAILS by op, M;
Leave sionx Fails Saturday vt "a IN;
Arrive At Flandrcan by 6 p. m.
Bond required with bid, e4t0
$1,000 From Medary, bv Prair. Farm aud Lake
Hendrioks IN 81 to Csnby, Mimi, IS
miles aud back, pncc a week
Leave Mcdary Ftidsy al G a. IN;
Air.ve a Cansy by 8 p. N;
Leave Candy Saturday at 4 a. IN;
Arrive al Medary by i p. m.
Bond required with bid, $500.
asssi From Gary to olnkpa City, 81 miles and back
once week.
Leave Gary Friday AT O. n. m;
Arrive At iAkpa City by p. IN;
Leave inkps CITY sstsrdny at
Bond reqaii.d viii bid, s..o.
a'od2 From Caledonia by Stony Point. n. e., and
and back, once week
Leave Caledonia Thursday at am;
Arrive NJ Ncwburgh next day by u m;
Leave hswburgh Friday al pm;
Arrive Al Caledonia next day by 4 Gpm
Bond required with bid, $500.
3aoSa From Pe,nbina. by Douglas Point, !. O.
ana ronspe.hifef. n; o ITO cav1leer. O..
- nifcs and back. once 4 week
Leave PcmbinA Friday At Bam;
Arrive n t'ayilecr by pm;
Leave Cavflecr Saturday nj Sam.
Arrive =. Pembina by pm.
Bond required with bid, $50.
1861 From Bismarck. by Yellowstone, n. O. !,
Tongue River, Fort Sarpy, n. o., Fort Tul.
lock II. o, and Fort Ellis 10 Bozemail,
Mont. $50 miles and back, once week.
Leave BtrmarckM Monday al 8 am;
Arrive At Bozemau in IL days;
Leave Bozcman Monday AT am;
Arrive ~ Btsmarck In twelve days
Bond required with bid. $3.50.
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Mu'ton-headed people do not &c
woolgathering.
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WARRINGTON.
TRANSFERRED.

The Sixteenth infantry has been
transferred from the department OF the
Gulf to the department of Dakota.
The removal Of these troops leaves but
two regiments in the department. of
the Gulf in Louisiana and Arkansas.
Ia the department Of Texas there are
two regiments of cavalry and three of
Infantry.
THE HoNoRKD DEAD.
Washington, May all depart
ments will be closed en- decorsfon
day,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-09
STATE OF NEW YORK. /
Cnunfu Of u.,, I

Spahy oI New York.
Richard D. Aiiger, Resident Manager OF the
Imperial Fire Insurance Company, London, Eng.
land, being duly sworn, depose aud ray, thu, the
foregoing Is full, true and correct statenen,
OF 'he affairs of1he y Branch of ihs said com
pauy, 'Hat the said insurance company is the bona
hde owner Of III least one hundred thous dolia
OF actual cash capital, inverted In the state And
lnitea states stocks and bonds or In bond. aud
mortgages OF real eGate, unincumbered and
worth double the amount for which The same T.
assr OF said insurance company.
! -
sEG r. RD4rAL1Ieks,
u Resident Manager.
Subscribed and sworn before me this l-tb do
OF April 1877, witners my hand and Official seal
~ WILLIAM II. CLAaKsoN,
skAL Notary Public for N. YlCo N Y.
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may 7-dtmi
The daily gazette., 1877-02-19
MERIT RECOGNIZED.

Benson's CapcIne Porous Plasters receiv
ed the highest and only award of merit q
the Philadelphia Exposition, over all arti-
cles OF like character, proving by the high
est medical authority in the world, that
tlry are greatly superior to ordinary porous
plhSterS, and not O patent medicine-as no
nostrums were allowed to be exhibited
there. Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster is
positively the best EXTERNAL remedy ever
devised. They relieve pain at once, and
cure where other porous plasters only re-
lieve after long use. Over three thousand
physicians now recommend their use ; and
they are sold by druggists everywhere
Price % cents. = i.i
IMPORTANT TO EVERY HOUSEHOLD
Improvement" is the watchword of the
hour Its development and re-development
is the ambition Of every true American
Porous plasters were invented in 1845. For
thirty years their IMPOSITION remained un-
I'm mproved, until Benson's Capcine Porous
Plasters were invented. They differ from
all others in their greater medical activity.
1hey tOiu cure dsedse h, q Jet0 hours that other
porous plasters, liniments or compounds
require days and weeks OF continuous wear
and use to simply relieve. They are supe-
rior to electricity and moro powerful. 1t is
not a nostrum. They are endorsed by over
three Thousand physicians and druggists as
meeting great want; a aremedy for exter-
nal diseases which relieves instantly and
cures quicker than any known medieine.-
Try them and you will not be deceived
Purely vegetable. Price % cents. COMO
nOv16eod6kr lp it tI. loH ..4 i' D9
The daily gazette., 1877-02-19
General News.

Abe Rothschild. a young man, at
tempted to commit suicide in Cincinnati
on Saturday morning, by shooting him.
self. but the wound is not fatal. He
murdered young woman in Jefferson,
Texas, some time ago, and will be taken
to Texas for trial.
In Minneapolis, Mimi, on Friday eve
ming, w. FL. Sidle, Assistant Cashier of
the First National Bank, was shot and
mortally wounded by Kate Noonan, a
young woman whom he betrayed. He
died on Saturday morning. She is in
Jail.
The colored man nominated for Coun-
Gilman by the Democrats in Chester, Pa,
declined on Saturday morning. saying he
was on the wrong side Of the fence"
Work was suspended in all the mines
of the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Com.
pany of Friday. 1t is said the suspen
sion will be brief. ie
Six hundred Of the unemployed pot
ters in Trenton, N. J., paraded the
streets on Saturday, with music anG
banners. Among the inscriptions on tn.
banners were such fnettoes as-"Wt
Court Arbitration" High Tariff Means
Low Wages" Right Must Conquer
Might" Labor Has Right which Capita
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Pay for Fair Days Work" "a" Free
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