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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

A LAUGnABLE incident occurred at
Perry n. Y, recently, which caused
much sport, and the circumstances Of
which are as follows: An old gentleman
who had two handsome daughters, was
SO cautious Of his charge that he would
not permit them to keep the company, Of
young men. However, they adopted the
following cXpodient to enjoy the company
OF their lovers After the old man had
retired to rest, the girls would hang II
sheet out of the >ccoud-story window, and
Jim and Charley would seize hold OF it,
and with the assistance Of the girls would
thus gain entrance. Il so happened last
Sunday evening thattbe girls hung out the
sEect ladder too early, tor tie old man,
by some i'll wind, was accidentally out of
doors, and happening to come around the
corner OF the house, and spying the sheet
dangling from the window could not con
lecture the meaning of its being there.-
So he caught hold and underworld to
bring it down, the girls above supposiug
it to be the boys began to hoist and did
not discover the mistake until the old
mans bald head was level with the sill,
when one Of them exclaimed, "Lord, it's
dad !" ood let go her hold, which fright
ened her sister, and she let go the sheet,
and down came the old man on the stone
walk, breaking his wrist and tearing his
His cries brought out
the household and several ncighbo..,
and they removed him into the house,
He is now busiiv cogitatng whether to
let toe girl have their bcaux in the par
ior or TO sue the young men tor damages.
The boys ha,c'tot 1e-n around TO oiIer
any sympathy, and probably won't
until She old gent feels easier.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21
TRINITY COUNTY.
'FFHCTAA DIRECTORY:
COURT TERMS:

'ci Co"rt-Second Monday in April,
Aasusta and December
Nourt-First Monday in anu
ra,,s 'sch' May, July, September and No
Proba.e Co..,
y.. of Supervisors Monday
a.Ey' May, August and November.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

OTFECE. al hi4 gso4i.Iomea. corslcs'
Court and Center Streets, Weayeryillc. l.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21
Wcekly GrInity 5uurnal.
OUR AGENTS.:

THE "TRENETY JOURNAL" being
connected with the Associated Country Pres
of the Pacific Coast, viii receive advertise
monts through no other san Francisco Agent
than the Agency Of said Association. Office
1926 Montgomery Street.
GEO. -. RoWEg.T. 81 go. 40 Park
Row, are our only authorized Agents in New
York City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

W i.\CAMPMENT, No. II, |. 0. 0. T.,
nepS First and Third Tuesdays.
Ia An ! SALOON, Main Street. Weaver
'lfle' Al'X. n. Love, Proprietor.
Al MEGNlN BROS, Cabm,t Makers and
'ea I'fs in Furniture, Weayorville.
M0Nr HOTEL, Red Bllf, California,
" fn T. Mayhew, Proprietor.
WY CHAPTER, No. 10, r. A. NJ, meets
aond and Fourth Tuesdays.
Wy LODGE, No. p, i. N A. NJ, meets
PAS saturday Of each month.
N HOTEL, Court Street, Weaverville,
ollmers ~ Paulsen, proprietors.
n SHAVING SALOON, Main Street,
'eaFeIyille, George Andrus, Proprietor.
IAEENlLLE DRUG and BOOK STORE,
sbarnickol, Proprietor.
HAMS, G, H., Attorney at Law, Office,
an street, WeayerviIle.
~, FRANK W. Notary Public and In
rance Agent, Woaverville
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

HISTORY or a DGAMoND.-A roman
tic history is given to valuable diamond,
which is said to be for sale by firm in
Salt Lake City. 1t weighs eight and II
half carats, and is half an inch in dame
ter. II is related Of it that for many
hundred years it was in the family OF an
East India prince, and by him presented
TO Queen Christana oil SpaiL, who gave
it to her daughter Isabella on the occa-
sion of her marriage. When Isabella
wns forced to part with it, gentleman
from st. Louis purchased it at an auction
sale in London. Subsequently it was
stolen from him at Saratoga Springs, but
onsthe offer Of $1,000 and "no questions
asked" il was returned. Afterwad this
same gentleman went to Salt Lake City
and sold his diamond for mining proper
ty valued at $40 900. The mine devcl-
oped well, and the lucky speculator real
lied over 1000 from this Investment
The miner who received the stone was
cheated out Of it by Chicago gamblers,
who sold it to a diamond dealer, who in
turn sold it to the firm in Salt Lake City
who now possesses it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21
Weayerville, July q, 1877.
BUSINESS NOTICE.

All communications pertaining to the Bust
ness or Editorial management OF the Journal
should be addressed to c. w. CRAIG, TAN
TY JOURNAL" Weaverville. Cal.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-12

A DESTITUTE FAMILY.-At NO. SzI
Bennett street was recently discoyereu osn,
stances. actually suffering for food. The,
family comprised man, his wife, and
Ave Children, who had moved here from
PbiladelDhia about three weeks ago
When tneir extreme destitution, was
discovered kind neighbors relieved theil
immediate wants, and Mr.. Ii. +. Pickles
gave the man employment in bis family
IF anv obaritably disposed persons have
any old furniture or clothing which they
wish to bestow upon worthy opJects ~
charity, they should send them 10 'he
above address,
The daily gazette., 1877-09-12

How TO SWALLOW AN OYsTGR.-"yery
few persons know how to eat an oyster
properly" explained an old oysterman.
81 s enough to sIcken man to see how
some people swallow them, sticking the
fork in anywhere, regardless Of th an att
omy of the oyster. Now the proper way
is to cut small hole with the butt end
of the fork in the heart of the oyster ;
then squr,z in a little lamon juice and
throws the seasoning properly throughe
out all the nerves OF the oyster and gives
1t the proper taste. Then place the
prongs of the fork in the heart and carry
the oyster to the mouth, body first, and
you have feast fit for the gods %
The daily gazette., 1877-09-12
FIRST EDITION.
U. S. COURT.
LIQUOR oAsEs-AN oFFrNnra sr,,

LIQUOR oAsEs-AN OFFENDER SEM
TENCED ETC.
The session of the United States
District Court was continued, yester-
Gay afterroon, Jauge Bradford on the
bench. .-7'-I -
The first case tried was III It of Da
vid Stevenson, Of Frederick, a poor
old cripple, charged with selling liz
quor without having a United States
license. The evidence proved that
David lad frequently dispensed his
liquor by the glass, aud he did not at.
tempt to deny the fact, whereupon he
was seotenced to pay a fine OF $1OOS
and imprisoned six months.
In the case of Theodore Albrecbt.
OF this city, charged with the same of
fence, the defendant failed to appear.
wbereupon his bond was declar.l for
reitet, and capias for his arrest WAS
ordered to be Issued.
In similar charge against Michael
Lally, Wholesale dealer in malt IL
quors, defendants counseI,S. A. Macal
lister. Esq, argued for continuance
OF the trial until next term, on the
g-ound OF the absence of material wit
nesses. The motion for continuance
VS. not granted, and the trial was set
for to-day. -
The trial of Peter McCsll, charee ed
with pa ing counterfeit money,
against whom the grand jury returned
u true bill, was also fixed for to-day
Court then adjourned until thi.
morning at 10 o o'clock.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-12
STRAY WATES

| well. = " i'oio W op'
this evening. TT ne - - ---1TS'' --TT~
Every day adds to the circulation of the
DAILY GAZETTE. - -
For good job work. at low prices. call Mt
The GAZETTE office. -
HHow Women Love- was followed by
I"Divorce" At the Boston theatre.
We are only half convinced until webav We
succeeded In persuading others.
| In the scarcity OF fall oyercoats thick
canes are being unanimously worn.
One rose is as sweet as another to the
butterfly, Its lover. Happy butterfly.
stokes is growing fat and handsome. Let
US nope that, as an angel, Fisk is too.
General Howard's forces still Montana
respectful distance from Chief Joseph.
The American forces were not routed at
the battle OF Brandywine yesterday.
Teeth superior to nature made up at low
prices by Dr. Gallagher, No. w. Fifth St
The Wyoming Indians are friendly. Be-
course. -
The chimney sweepers are to have a con-
gress In Germany, with sootable ceremo-
nies. I ''D' w u = 2
The newest parlor furniture shows nc
woodwork and raw silk is the favorfte Gov
| ering, y. - :,
Ladies are wanted to call at 5o7 shipley
street, and learn the new style of dress.
| making.
Gilt is largely used in everything this
season, from costames TO wall paper and
furniture covering.
Jean Paul says love truly, but not exclu
| slvely. That Is to say, don't fan a girl sc
hard as to spoil her crimps.
| Schuyler Colfax is lecturing on the hare
times. Yes, yes, the old days of Credi
Mobilier are dead and gone.
There are $3.50 languages spoken on tn,
globe, and each OF them, it is safe to say
/ abounds plentifully in cuss words.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-12

A CoUNTRYIAN FLEEcED.-AC Ceci
county storekeeper named Thomas Ken
Der was recently feeced out of two hun
dred collars in Philadelphia by couple
of sharpers. 1t was by the buu'so game,
species of betting wherein the advan-
tages are on the size of the sharpers. N :"
Kenner was met at the entrance to the
sLore T.. Hood, Bon'lri9at & Co., where
he went to pay bill, by a young man
who claimed to be son of Mr.. Hood,
who induced Kenner to go with him and
see him receive $1,000 which he said he
lad draw Il in lottery. The cnly mon
ey drawn was that from the pocket oil
MIR. Kenner, but he bad the swindler ar
rested and bound over for trial, who be-
fore the officers seemed to forget his
name was Hood and gave that OF wiz
liam Baker as he was taken to Jail.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-12
THE PEAOH MARKET.
The peach shipments, yesterday
to SO cars, distributed as fol-
OLD SWEDES CHURCH.

The Rev. William Murphy preached
Sunday morning. He stated to his con.
gregst ton that he had. during his nine
years pastorate, baptised 3s4 persons
presented 100 persons in the holy rite Of
confirmation; buried 203 persons; and
married 12 couples. He expressed the
hope that the congregation would soon
be provided with a pastor, and exhorted
them to act in harmony with him, assur-
ing them that they had a glorious future
before them. Mr.. Murphy has removed
to the city of Baltimore.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-12
pal TIME TABLE.

y LEAVE WILMINGTON.
N 0'Pnia: 22l, $40, 6.55, $40, 900,
n a, >, IN; l2,37, u 40, 2.3O, 4.3O,
& &. ~, q .e on Sundays: 2.21, 8 10 a.
ork; n,t : 224, s47, a m, l2 81. 70 40.
IN Sundays: 2 81 a m.
\ 1ie 3 a. and Washington: 1 Oe, 8 80
& ~, o OS, . 55 p m; on Sundays
p0si'' 4 56 p m; no Sunday
'snns:a ssSlle: 5 5, 8 20, SO a m; 80, 9 80 D
lay as r. 1rain H.; 5 oS, . 80 a m; 6 80 p m;
soon ~! q Northern r. r.: 6 40 a
IN; no Sunday train. ="
Snn%"e " esIern X. r.: 10 20 q m;5 81
'uiuays; 10 80 a m,
ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
sdeslphia y : 70 Sc, 5 "a, o Ma M; 70
II 4 10 o., %. 81, 5 "A. 6 %, I %,
~ az p m; on sundays: 1855,
Wv ~, 81, II iOpm
n pIh M y 56, 8 81 a m; 70 "A. 12 5s
III on Sundays Il IS a M ;
more; n ore &, ? 1s, e41, a m; 1877, 70 ss,
M oh Sundays: 2 is a m ; o 36
D s.on; m. VI; IS a m; 12N, 1888.
III on Sundays: 2 Is a m; o a
Oep0sit' 500 a m; no Sunday
\, DVastle; 81 I IS, 8 so a m 70 m M.
Bware "a ! ! N; no Sunday trains.
unday ,rains. III Zo' . 4o p
rngton y y q Northern r. r.. 10 as
M GRara m no no Sunday trains,
d; V on sn " estern R. R.: I 90 a m,
sundays: 6O0Dm.
"AILnaelNGT AMI ON LEAVE PHI
n street :. and Washington ova
g sSssO, ns. s45 ! 9 45 1I!o i on on sun M
s5a afeep1d M % ., and Market Streets
dasSH \ = Y = ID 355, s 90, Ii 45 o M M
80 /. 45 p M. = al
The daily gazette., 1877-09-12
FAVoRABLE DEM0CRATn
gLONKIN ONO q

Washington, September II Con
e. sman Walling, % Ohio, arrived
here tonight. he reports the Demo
cratic outlook in Oaio as most favor
able. FL !. thinks tn. 'u:ceH of the
State ticket is assured aud the chsuces
decidedly in favor of the success Of
the Democratic Legislative ticket.
He says there is no excitement in the
campaign this year. aud that people
were so strained 10 through the Prcsi
dental contest that this year they
have no desire to indus ge in demon
strations. The..Democratic campaign
he reports we'll organized and Demo
cratic meetings we'll attended. The
Republicans are making their strong
fight on the Legislative ticket.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-12

AccIDENT.-Last evening Nicholas Cor.
man, of this city. who was attending the
anniversary, was standing on the back
iiform OF the train 90 the w. & n. r. X.
ani when near Smiths station, a quaDtity
of cinders lodged in his eyes, and In order
to remove them he let 90 his hold upon the
railing, and as he did SO he fell from the
car. Fortunately the train had nearly
stopped and the only injury that he sus-
tained was the slight spraining of one OF
his ankles
The daily gazette., 1877-09-12
SECOND EDITION
THE TWELVE!

A "REvELATIoN FROM ON HIGH, PRO-
MULGATED BY THE MORMON APOSTLES.
A special despatch from Salt Lake
City to the New York Herald is as fol-
lows:- .r,l. ...f,,' ..''- -
"lhe Twelve Apostles have to. day is
sued an epistle to the Mormon people,
claiming to have received revelation
from God on the 4th inst. direci them
to preside over the Church without ele It.
ing new Prophet. TIE PRONUNCIATION
here of the extraordinary docment has
created excitement, surprise among the
Mormois and disgust among the Gen
tiles, who are too well aware of the past
acts of several of the Twelve not to be-
lieve that the Almighty had but a small
part in the matter. In point Of boldness
this 'revelation'go faf beyond anything
that Joseph Smith ever dreamed of, and
is equalled only by the disgusting bulle-
tins which Brigham Young sent forth
from time to time. an ~ -,,.s..l.
/ at exceeds all the ideas of the simple
minded peasants to whom speaking sin
tongues as ST. Paul described it, is suffi-
clently marveI'e-s, as none of these God
gifted men ever condescended to tran
slate their gibberish and, ,deceptive twad-
die. A communicate from on high,
however, lis something the thick-and-thin n
followers of Smith are not permitted to
quest on. Intelligence, science, manhood
these things must have no place in
Mormonism. Like the Kaffir at the
fetich and the devoted Hindoo, who falls
at the voice of the prizes before the car
of Juggernaut, to his own destruction,
these deluded creatures in Utah will to-
morrow discuss II s epistle as though il
were what 1t really is not-a direct COM
mand from Cod 1t Is glaring attempt
to retain power over people which has
been subjected by fraud and violence to
cond ton of mental and physical
slavery worse than anything described in
Oriental history.
"Apostle Taylor is acknowledged to BIZ
President of the quorum of the govern
ing body.
"The epistle is very lengthy and is
signed by all the Apostles, who clinch
their claim by quoting from asermon de-
ivered at Nauvoo lolg ago by Brigham
Young. They quote:-'Joseph Smith
conferred upon our heads, the TweIve
Apostles, all the KEYS and powers belong
ing to the apostleship which he himself
held before he was taken away, and no
man or set of men can get between Joseph
and the twelve either in this world or in
the world to come They waited on the
Lord who blessed them and revealed
their future course.
According to the hundreds of des-
patches seat off to-day it is ~ dent the
twelve and their friends have given
orders that the Church. meaning tie
untutored masses, must accept this eois-
tie as settling the question of the leader
ship; that Heaven his confslred the rul-
ing p,wer u )on these ltwei$6 men, and
that 1T will be a capital ofiense TO raise
objections These men, several of W hom
are said to have their names ON an lndict-
ment list for partic 'pations in murder
and otnet C .m' $, have thus the audacity
to faunt their bigotry and craft in the
tee e'h OF this nation, and sneer at the en-
hghtenmeht of the ninetee 1th century. !"
The daily gazette., 1877-09-12
Another Rnilroad Project.

Messrs. Poberts and Ladomus, survey
ors of this city, began this morning the
work of surveying for steam raj i'road
route between Chester and Media. The
present idea Of those interested is to
start at Crum creek and the z. w. b.
railroad and blow the lire of that creek
1t is understood that the above survey,
has no connection with the proposed
Narrow Guare railroad to Media SO long
talked Chichester Neaos,
The daily gazette., 1877-09-12

The quantity of pork and other i'm
proper food consum ed is enormous and
prodoes its inevitable results in innum-
crab types of disease, especially those
of the blood, exhibited in pimples.
blotchs, sores, etc, all of which, how
ever, yield rapidly and surely to DR..
Bulls Blood Mixture.
7. NJ. c. A.-The Young Mems Christian
ASSOCIATION meeting, in the Opera House
SUNDAY afternoon next, will be addressed
by yol n men who ore well known in this
city. There will be meeting of the assc-
citation in their rooms Tomorrow evenmr,
The daily gazette., 1877-09-12

The Daily ssNe,os' Paris correspondent
says the senteuce against NM. Gambetta and
Murat concludes follows - It Is ordered
that judgement shall be az ,uted immedi-
ately, Notwithstanding opposition or ap.
peal" According, however, to the French
code, provisional execution applies only to
the fine, and Gambetta is not liable to i'm
mediate Imprisonment. Gambe'ta' object
in allowing the judgment to 60 by default
evidently is to delay finfl Judgment on ap-
peal until after the elections, when his priv
ilege as a deputy will protect him from ar
rest, and even, acc ,rdiDg to the prevalent
opinion, lead to his liberation should he be
in prison, 4u. b. -tf
The daily gazette., 1877-09-12
THE MARKETS:

The King street curb market wa
rather s'lmly attended this morning ow-
ing no doubt TO the rain, and in coDse.
vuence prices were slightly advanced
over the previous market day.
Butter sold at 30a40 cents per pound
eggs, 25 per dozen; peaches, 15a3O pei
per half peck. and 76a$1.26 per basket
tomatoes, 12a15 per half peck and 90 pei
basket; potatoes and other vegetables
sold at rsual prices.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-12
: THIRD EDITION.
CECIL COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CON
q 9 lVENTION VI aI "
ELKToN, Md, Sept. II. 1877

ELKTON, MD, sept. ii, 1871,
The democratic conservative convention
for Cecil county assembled here at noon to-
day, to nominate candidates for the Legis-
lature and county officers, and to choose
delegates TO the State Convention to meet
at Baltimore on the 9th inst. H. H. Brady
was called to the chair and Milton z. Kidd
appointed Secretary.
Hon. John M. Miller, of Elkton, was
unanimously nominated for State Senator.
Messrs. William Mcknight, James Mon
roe Touchstone and DIR. Jos. Turner were
nominated for the House of Delegates
Messrs. B. M. Crawford, David p. Cam :
eron and r. II. Caruthers for county COM
missioners; VIM. T. Boulden for sheriff,
James ]. McCauley for surveyor. Htt
Messrs. George Biddle, VIM. B. Writ, w:
s. Kerr and Levi R. Mearns for delegates
to the State Convention. 4 NJ
The daily gazette., 1877-09-12
IHO ACRES.
DUBLIC SALE
Al Manu-. .Cturinl aud Dwelling Los,

On Saturday. September 10th, 1877,
On the premises, commencing over
Eleventh street bridge at 8, p. m. ;, sharp;
proceeding over Third street bridge at about
3 40, p. M, and to West Wilmington at
about 430, p. M, without postponement,
withdrawal or underbidding. Lots on
Marylai avenue and in that vicinity are
selling lieely again, and lots on the south
and east side have unquestionably passed
the turning point in prices. Has not real
estate In Wilmington, during these four
years of par lc times, been much safer and
surer than the average OF Investments? And
can ANYTHING be more reliable for profitable
investment, at present low prices than real
estate In city with the wealth, capabili-
ties. and future prospects of Wilmington
cityp AS In all my sales "on the premi-
ses. /" EVERY LOT WILL BE SOLD.
nSAn omnibus will be at the Clayton
Hous'e at 23O, p. M, TO carry parties to and
from the sale.
Terms Of sale, plot and particulars on
posters. J.. T. HEALD.
Real Estate and Mortgage Exchange,
Clayton House Building
septS,l2, IA Agent to Effect the Sale.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-12

The Visions in Republican State Com
vention, which met in Madison yester-
day, nominated the following ticket:
Governor, Wm. E. Smith, of Milwaukee;
Lieutenant Governor, j. NJ. Bingham, of
Chippewa; Secretary of State, Han e.
Warner, of Pierce; State Treasurer, r.
Guenther, of Winnebago; Attorney Gen.
VIM. d. Carter, of Grant; Superintend-
ent of Public Instruction, W. c. Whit
ford, of Rock.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-12
SENATOR MORTON WORSE
RICHMOND, Ind. Sent

hIUHMOND, IHu., OepB. II.
Senator Morton is worse again. His
friends are alarmed at his condition. K DR..
Woodbr-n, of indianapolis, who was
telegraphed to this afternoon, arrived this
evening, and is now in consultation with
DIR. Thompson. Oliver Morton, Jr., was
to have started for Yale to-right, but did
not 50, and probably will not until there
is change for the better.
. President Hayes, who will visit Mr..
Morton on Thursday, has telegrapbed
chat he wishes his friends to make no
demonstration, but an informal reception
by citizens will be given.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-12
THE LOANS.

At the regular monthly meeting OF
CITY Loan Association, last evening
$500 sold at 23t per centpremium and
$ll00 at 81.
There were no sales at the monthly
meeting OF Mechanics Loan Assocla
tion last evening, the receipts relpg
applied to tho payment OF interes
and current expenses.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-12
for the na,n.

fhes, bath Towels, Bath Sponges,
foaps IN extensive variety, Also
H., straps, Brushes, &c. ,of horse
rcllon Gloves, and many other
'he same classes.
Il ~ Z. BRlNGHURST q CO.,
eofEer Sixth and Market SITS.
niTacBi"us Cure for COrms
borns o'ylnedy Of great popularity for
Sr1s without pain.
q hhlNGHURST d CO.,
Cono. Apothecaries.
COfner Sixth and Market SITS.
Fine Nal Scissors.
II I,I'tFsiiisht, Nail Brushes, Hand
= b, ,igS, Nail Brushes, etc, for
korn, e. bRiNGHURST d CO.,
0fner Sixth and Market SIS,
The daily gazette., 1877-09-12
PROPOSALS.
r o. o. F.
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING


Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned up to o'clock of Wednesday,
September l9Lh, 1871, for printing I've hun
dred 5000 copies of The Journal OF Their. w.
Grand Lodge of Delaware, l. o. o. F.
Estimates to include price per page for
composition, paper, presswork, covers and
binding. Size of page to be the same as
that ad opted by the Grand Lodge of the
United States.
Paper 10 weigh go pounds to the ream;
shee "A by 80 inches. Proceedings proper
TO be set in small plea old sty lie; cNmm uni
cations, addresses, resolutions, reports OF
committees, &C., to be set in bourgeous old
style.
Estimates to include also, two hundred
(200) copies folded and stitched) of the re-
ports of the Grand Otficers-which are to
be printed and delivered on or before Octo-
ber 9th. 1877, and the type kept standing for
,the Journal without extra charge therefor.
The work must be first.class, and deliv-
erC at the ONCE of the Grand Secretary
within three (3) weeks after the receipu of
copy. Proofs must be furnished.
The right to reject any or all bids is re-
served. ISAAC w. HALLAM,
sep12-6t Grand Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-12

SPECIAL ExCURsIoN.-This morning,
special EXCURSION train of six cars nom
Baltimore. passed through this city on Its
way to the Permanent Exhibition. The
cars were all filed. The excursion was
gotten up by Mr.. Barton. 1t will re-
turn sometime during the evening. w
BoRN IN DELAWARE james Fitzjar-
rail-. the aged man who, together with
his wife, was murdered near Hi!'sboro',
Md. on Friday night last, was born in
Delaware, and moved to Maryland in
1871 or 1912.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-12
BRIGHAM,s SuOCEssoR

The Apostles of the Mormon Church,
with J. ". Young and Daniel H. Wells,
the counsellor of Brigham Young, pub
Fshed a circular in Salt Lake City last
night, announcing that on the 4th instant
they UNANIMOUSLY elected John Taylor,
Senior Apostle and acting President of
the Twelve, as President to succeed
Brigham Young.