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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-07
Sllerin~s sale.
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 ny tirtae uI an of-- sir ssal olt a tir District Coart sf ths Tlrl JHral D..frct a8i fu slc SoIltf as NAsafa. fefr.ts-l of Ara duly atir.lri fsc Bah day of >sFtea5at l-7g ty galsA ala csalA1drl py,rsI ua-r ss,r az is sc.i fae following ac- scflbs1i TFralis-s is-ut
 Al cad singular Roo tol'siag ulued mines snd mia iug iutafrsf wAfrr frit .a1 uafar wheel bJau-~ aud aFasir&s sltastr4 tly.t1l f,ssr N fa~ alr. 1strt of thr H.s,sF Il .a fr tllf, ai Nasafa a1 lyrFl tarf gf Arissla tH-aIt- IEraf5 t4f hsa.ei f..t s. tr l-ige .t-ie ku,.vr tar asa t'ste as1 s.N-i Euuars,l aul tHY tl :r.t ls.s.l.4 70 t-.r4 fa +.et til. et 'u tae We. ..Hrt.a isi#. also rgfrt lafr q aud tfiy tll) rsl d,sty s.aE far aartl ssi cd tar JbrrTF isie. a al ihc Asf. ts'u- ia faa '-1E-- Hf discovery l-.tisHs iha sad l-ias. a-1 f-r a- r- fos.s usi~r atsvi Jrr' inF hu-s a-stfss aaa ua-si Fsgit Zoe Bi54.s af Maple t lr1 ra- i,s4l a t Csr~k river Nai.5a !, hereby g ysn tl.t t.l Saturday the 29tA dty ot SsPtslnbJr- 1877. Al l2 sclcs aosa the Coart tlase do te tlwa of lsoscsu i4 s,i Csiuty and Territory win D1cs ior sac zni fare-l t's-i ai P4He a1ei'u to The hE1tsl ssisT fr gssa jl, a-s'ye d-ssd IF~aises ur so l,n sereof may hs uees..ary t1 ~lf.fy se aeaut a sad order d.rrcjol ia le male and a! coss sers ut
 ED F BOWERS Se.ug. Prescott. Ars1aa. Svr;c.alVl g. lssI.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-07
Sherifs Safe.
TERRITORY oF ARIZONA ClINfY pk lAvar.s

ny virtue of tn crceli s.ucl oat uf .s Itl,'ce ( art frese't Precinct Navsfai Coarty. A T.. I H Csft'er Jr daly a'ies'el The 3it day ,f Aug slI amt Co me di cetel ia co Jgi N Rtsca burg p'en'td aad aEainsi thr proicriy ot J. \ Lewis de- f-n iatt sni Gsvnf of It Asher G Co plalafi-s aud ag1insi the pfoFrrty , sad deifndang by Nhc an ct nazdcd to m tsv of fha personal pFurertv said ienant and sacieat personal property cannot hr tnnd then uu of hs r'h prop-fy The several in st eSsrinns directed Co be made and failing hui sunC'e4t per.onal prip"fty out of whvh make il sums have i-v.s8 upon and taken alt The right te asa tr'e'' '' Ca" ohov~ med dcfeadGat iu aud ih@ is--"U ng describe. real e,-a's tl wi.
 To- no thr'V ul in block number seventeen fl1J ia tae ioUa "i Prescott. uay aud Te7sicors aforesaid Notice Is hereby gi,eH taat on
 Saiuriay ths 20,h day Of Sept arnbsr 1877. BeiVeen Inc hours prescribed by law ia f-s; os tb. .'u VI 1S- Iu tae uf Prescott Navsp,i t,.sat- T. W'.l vNsse sad real estate Cor sl, ai rb ic sur. noa Hni wal sell hv n The highest lr fr , b 'o satisiy said eXetu tutoas and al ca,fs
 ID r, BcWr..s Sh,rL PSTsCorT A. T. Sept. 2 I,s7. sw
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-07

SPECIAL NorIcE.-The hospital ss,abiished on Marina street. by pr. Warren F. Day is an enteprise of his own and does not belong to the county as some have been led To sup pose. Patients desiring admission must ,nply to him. sepl5u
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-07

Peter ?. Hearn committed suicide at Gold Hill on the e7th of Angst by shooting him self with pistol. Family troubles were tho cause. Deceased was we'll known and gen. orally respected.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-07

Advices from the city O: Mexico upso August 18th give an account of dreadful fire that occurred in the Rosario minca. Twenty four lives were lost and many per sons seriously injured
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-07

X party of eighteen we'll armed and mounted Indians crossed the river from Mexico about eight miles below san Yle- lario four days ago. they went in the drec. tion of the Guadalupe mountains-fM Mes silla News
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-07

X band of dcsperadoes intest that section oi Ne" Mexico in the vicinity of Fort Stanton. Frank Freeman has been killed. ant several others of the band captured and laid away safe in prison.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-07

Heavy rains in the State of Connecticut have swollen the streams, inundating the country, and doing much harm generally We would like to be treated with something of the above nature here in Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-07
LEGAL.
sheriff x sale.
TERRITORY or ARlzoSA. z ..' "A.
JonS RAmtE rialaas.


 WI BtNN.No ps'euia't t - . f , ,,r,f.f of .a'e issasd osi ef fhe ifsir''' q. V, ~ 7t'., i sl gii.fr-f ia and tsr l1e i1fHs . - i.y.p.i sra T,ifii-ry of Ar.sHna asi, H'. . f,, s,s .gy af Srr.tes.tsr lrt'. sf w"ieh a1 s, , ot a. ,..ffr ,i sa.s ald iu cell tie '"''''. ~a1 sJ5 .InrsfeF tbaI scffaa m'u site ard "Asf wheel sad bsit.aE heisIs.ag 'arftf9 Hs'' 'H , ,e.s,t.r tr, afv tans si gold afia- 'f.- a' s'' ~ .,a min ,its cad EfoFfrrs s-.,sA fd a' i.'
 -. ,i,., .r ers,-. ai.tf ftssf auatrsi 1t'.' ''.' t.t. ,tf ..i f.,trl--s tt. ua saa Htrr-' -'i. "a . s " l ,i. r..,sst ,. fassfal, IeFrssfs 70! Af1.ta No,cc ls hstsby ElssU tasi ea
 Saturday. the 29th day of $ pt snl5ef 4S'" A,ls elA uasa u f,,rt of ths taafi io,'r " ie ioa s ,.,, ,. ..il ,oI.t, at rstf.fsfF. sIis 'Hrf as " ". .g r. sell al f.aa.7r sssfa-a Gel f-s t'..tsf - .t fb s5.rs ,l-..rassi Il.llefr1 ,r sa ual.h iAsief a. raa, u..rsss-f i' s'' s'l '1' s, " H''
 ,- Ep g. BOWERS sasrE. ps.eatf Ar.a.aa September 2, irs5
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-07
DIE D.

HEHZoG -iE Ptssos't Ssndss September Pod, .as q .f e tbvlA fsss Stella axn. ttri N MT and Mrs M nsrlas A.sd 2 ysErs sEd hsar saoutas. MCCLELLAN sEau Nailey, sunday SsF'efaasi ssd i-57 Austis dsashIsr st Mr. aBd NSs- Cssriss McIisliAa. Aged Absat rear.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-07

Miss HAYwooD's Corr AoE.- Elegantly lur nishad rooms for gentleman only. tnioi street near Plaza. scpllS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-07

sitting Bull, anticipating the demands of the International Commissioners, has taken time by the foreock and moved back onto L. <. soil
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-07

The destruction of the bridge at Omaha was caused bya tornado. FIcights from the East are now sent around by other routes and delay occasioned of about two days
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-07

Al the Eth annual session of the "Catho- iic Total Abstinence Union" at Buffalo \. r. two weeks ago, one hundred thousand mem bcrS were represented.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-07

General sherman reached Helena. Mon. tana' on the @Sth uIt., from his inspection of Fort Shaw and B'nton, and left for Walla Wal!a, W. T, via Missoala, on the 2Sth ult
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-07
Fine Bucks!.

ID. rae Hart. sheh .alA test year hr tilo esn ne- be ts,aght fsr lee, than hAf thA price hHt ut tat' snauey or w~th-rs ia yAytnr.f at the uarsst price An, ruaa uha sishs. iursoNr ks shssP ail do sri t conc aai ai thsss Ca. Marine hucss tao m is fruua ths HsTnt Hknrh-
 ser.f ROCHoN.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-07

The Philadelphia Herald thinks they arc called Indian Supply Contracts" because the supplies always contract before they reach the Indians
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-07

IL Is roported that NIT. Blaine lost his hat at the Maine convention. Ho should get himself a chapeaurone.-Ro Rochester Demo Crat.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-07
MARRIED.

TOS-At tte rss.dcscs vf Jay e Kelley Es4 kept esh. lst3 by Rev. N. Lamp bell Nf C. NltcAsg Ia Mas Ella h Bfsyt@a, ~. Of fftscuti
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

AT rsrslns kHavins hsnssisrs tNisbt@i '" A Ba.Af--d Ca N t-aa ssc1saat othsrsas. afr rrqsr.i.t ts cali Asds its immediately.
 l. hASifORD co
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-07

The cause of the death of Brigham Young was inGamation of tho bowels.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-07
fpitaph upon a MiIkman.

Epitaph upon MiIkman. Put away his short quart measure And the COW with iron tail; "Al-'ik! 7! he wells no more at morning He has kicked the golden pail.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-07
Sheria sale.

rERgIT DRY OF ARIZONA.
 toJksl us laIkFtl CuAsILlts EAuas. piA.atl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-07

Official Paper of lavapai County. C " Cram, SsS Nes,gou,.rv s:rsst Sea F,1.cisco IS sre sesus Ter ghe A0lEoNA MtNhS th hss cltg. H' a. esikortrsG C. osll,ct raasgs as ttts sslIbi,fr,ff saks srdcrs for adreriisiBg ssd Cutfd to OHs ossr Sss,aesI d. -olrIrs upea kln tAs rrrcssa1-trs @ sAe psb,Isl srs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-07
Reasonable Rates.
SIR ASHLEY COOPER $
 Vital Restorative.
THE VITAL RESTORATIVE

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR NERvoUi l DEBILITY. SpernaiaFrhaa Seminal WeAknes. .uI Pr,narur- tirrffp. ofP Phvsf~.f
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-07
THE VITAL RESTORATIVE

VIII positivcly cnrs ihoruagaly and permanently. casr of EXHAUSTED VITALITY. or nervous dshil either Aruis oF af bong ,iAndins and in either mailer frnu, . haf ral.. nrssI Ia..r.i
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-07
PURIFlES AND ENRIcHES

ls taofourhly sci-nffc prescription. i l. not ql nosirgui hence perfectly safe t3 ts&e [. rlsAsAni taste. supplies ;S Inc csr~hro spinal snd sympaihl systems of nerves n~u tar-~
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-07

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 of Pr| sop VI .laafo q
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
The regular sessions of the County
Commissioners commence on the
first Monday in January; the first
Monday in April, being the appeal
and transfer term; the first Monday
in June, being the levy term; the first
Monday in July, the term for APP
pointing judges of election, and the
first Monday in October.
President, H. Winterburg; Com
missioners, j. e. Gnagey, and Isaiah
Boucher.
G. w. Merrill, Clerk.
Attorney to Board. w. Veitch.
A. Miller, collector of State
and county taxes for current year.
M. r. Hamill, County Surveyor.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
VIM. c. BORDLY vs.. ERNEST w. CECIL
and MARY f. NASH
In the Circuit Court. for Garrett county. sit
ting asa Court Of Equity. No 81

ting as Court OF Equity. No, ~.
yr,rr,, ,n,r,,, , 49,
III obJ EGl Or THIS SUIT is TO
= :, ploCu T Il tlecree SeGllnS aside the deeds
~ ~ t1lnCst W Cecil 10 Mary i. Nash, bearing
3 i -iSt: gay OF october 1876, and the 18th
ivy pl D ,'I lo'o; conveying Military Lots
McSt wa, Oh orr CulnDerland No. 3Z19tor five
~ t ~ ~! 80 tnU Nos. ill9 lg lEtO Al II,
~ ~ od2 o o d"5o, 10y, 10y o'J JlZO l63 l6l
i5Ji I -ooo, ~ ,V2', t1'1 loo INV II D. Il06
- 4 'tllu 1. diV' IoI Ioui Thousand seven
nt'iduI 80 anu my HNe dollars, ana which Will
~ ir WY appear ny reference to Liber w.
- - 80 . I0llo y! " II, &c, one OF the Land
.eoi 20 N Dd!tetU county ana when are SIT
ri NJ ~ IN !, 'Llett county, MtfNiahd
,, i"e PiiI states thaG on or about the ilth
~ VI feptutIy, 1910, " m. I; Bordiey
opl9lHGu q Judgement against Ernest w.
tCnH ~ .lIie baltimore Clty Court for
~ o tn4 vi i s2Jt'9- WIN SZi.i9 costs,
% III Liiat lhe Sttid tecil neglected and
tfluHCN W Ply Sttlu Judgement or any part
IllSi eSi' ana pclllS unable TO make the same
IN pa illlofe Guy ne TOOK proper legal steps
10 HttEe ~ execution issued and directed TO
lhe 9heTlI OF Garrett county, and that after
sal4 execution was issued and directed to j.
=: Dunham, Sherit OF said county, the said
SileflI selAed and levied upon the aforesaid
reai estate and advertised the same TO be sold
day before said sale the said Ernr . NJ Te s.i
hled Tor record in the Circuit Court for Car
fett county; the aforesaid fraudulent ana pre-
.Cn,' Ivy , uteuS einoIaclhS All 81 said property
~ en- @ 10 ms slSter-ln-law Mary f.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08
COUNTY D IRECTORY.
CIRCUIT COURT.

ClRCUlT COURT. 8....
Terms of Court Third Monday of
March and second Monday of Sep
TENDER.
Chief Judge-Hon. r. HI. Alvey.
Associates-Hons. VIM. Motter
and Geo. A. Pearre.
Clerk-W. H. Tower.
Sheriff.. G.. Durham.
States Atturney-Jno. W.Veitch.
Court Auditor-W. p. Townshend.
Standing Commissioners-Jno. NJ.
Read and C. A. Snyder.
Crier-Wm. SmOuSe.
Messenger-Jas. M. Bell.
Bailiffs-Wm. Waltz and T.BOsley.
Return days of Equity process
Third Monday in January, third
Monday in March, third Monday in
May, third Monday in July, second
Monday in September, second Mon
day in November.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08

The Supreme Court of the United
States has decided that the decision
Of the Maryland Courts became law
in the case of w. w. Corcoran VS.. the
G. & O. Canal Company, fof interest
upon interest in the construction
bonds of that Company. The Circuit
Court of Baltimore city had rendered
the original judgment against Cor.
coran's claim. This was affirmed by
our Court of Appeals and Is now
finally established by the U. S. Su-
preme Court.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08

1t is very high compliment to
this nation and to the Republican
party that the Poll Mall Gazette pays
in saying. ''The maintenance of the
national credit at a high point may
almost be called the hobby of the
party which has exercised absolute
control over the Government since
the civil war; Such will be the
judgment of posterity concerning the
national honor during a period
y, hich some Of our critics at home
s6ld have US believe the most
est in our history.
riafl AND, o., Aug. 2S.-The
npade of knights Templar
torleo nptly at $50 O'Clock this
'hilanThe display was simply
.s5trckettf. There were thirteen
~ To raas. The procession was an
ced rates thirty minutes passing
'pssds-ias slriat. There were fifty four
eahsa dozen drum corps. Not
'u)00 swords We're in line,
IS Communicates march
IS than quarter of a mil
d witnessed the procession,
lndable window and house
occupied, besides crowds on
1side of the streets through
1.-THE line of march. The weather
. Was very suspicious.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ORDER NLSI.
In the matter of the Deed of Trust from r. ,
WEST and Wife to GIlIMOR $. HAMILL.

In the matter of the Deed of Trust from r. ].
VEST and Wife to GIIIMOR S. HAMILI.
NJ. , Trusts In the Circuit Court for Garrett
County.
TT IS HEREBY ORDERED This 9th day
L Of August, 1871, that the sale made and re-
ported by Gilmor $. Hanill, Trustee for the
sale of the real estate OF Richard j. West and
wife, and made to James kerns, and Charles
T. West, be ratified and confirmed unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the list day of October next; provideda
copy OF this order be inserted in some news
paper printed at Oakland, in Garrett county,
once in each of three successive weeks before
the said first day of October next.
The report STAGES the amount OF sales to be
Sl,i35.O0.
w. II. TOWER,
Clerk Of The Circuit Court for Garrett 20.
True copy
Test-W. II. TOWER. Clerk. sIt3
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08

gfi6s from Des Moines
.sionaI details of the sad
fs6n the Chicago, Rock Island
Railroad. The bridge that
es-@sssss>>zSway was stone structure with
abutments five feet thick, and the
engineer ran his train upon it with
perfect confidence that all was right.
The engine landed at the foot of the
western side, half buried in hearth.
Barnum's car was next and it dropped
in the channel, the mail car falling
on 1t and smashing it to pieces. The
The two passenger cars We're next tel
escoped together, and pitched into
the channel, where the water was fiji
teen feet deep. The third car dropped
next, teloScoping into the other two,
so that these three cars We're Shatter-
ed into mass of wreck, defying all
attempts to extricate them so as to
ascertain what had been the fate Of
the passengers. There Were many
sad incidents disclosed. A mother
was killed while seated between her
two children who escaped unhurt.
One little girl who had lain in the
water four hours with the dead body
of man beneath her was found to
be still breathing, and was restored.
The number Of persons known to
have persisted has been incl eased to
twenty, while the list of wounded in
cludes the names of forty-one persons.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08

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hFsESgSs greenbacks. We need person in
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Tor the largest. cheapest and best Illustrated
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can become a successful agent The most ele-
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The price is so low that almost everybody
SubscriDes. one agent reports making over
$50 a week. a lady agent reports taking
over 400 subscribers in ten days. All who
engage make money fast. You can devote all
your time to the business, or only your spare
night You can do it as well as Others Full
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The Peoples Journal Portland. Maine.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-08

April 2l-6nl.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-13
LATEST LOCAL.

THREE more yOters-Sam. Lee, Chow
Hong aud Wong Yaulee.
THE case OF John A. Simpkinson
against Jacob Gardner, cruelty to ami.
mails, and the cases of Gardner against
SlmpkinsOn, were continued by Squire
Riley until Monday morning.
The case of Windsor, Muhlhauser g,
Bro, Il Co. against Henry Hildebrand,
WATCH was detailed IN yesterd ,y's Sec
ond Edition, is lald over uatil next
Wednesday. It is thought that the mat
ter ID to be compromised.
GRAND tsel =bration at the zoo-On
Saturday Miss Helene Augusta will
make a long balloon ascension, taking
with her several carrier pigeons, letting
them loose at intervals with a report OF
her trip. The cars of the Mt. Auburn
Road will also be running direct to and
into the Garden, thus saving the long
walk. SNeyeXcuse now; so 90.
THE marriage ceremony of Charles
Liddell to Miss Ztla Peale took nlacp
last evening at the residence Of the
brides motler, No. 4l6 W. Court street :.
There was good attendance OF the
friends OF b3th parties, and presents
were numerous and valuable. Tie happy
pair lett after tue reception for an eX-
Tended Eastern trip. May a long life OF
happiness and prosperity attend them.
W. v" "o thou and do like wise.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-13
al Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press TO the Star.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 15.-At 1 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon fire broke out
in the engine-room of the large beer
brewing establishment of Mr.. Frank
Fehr. The men were at dinner at the
time, and the real cause of the fire could
not be ascertained. so terrible was the
lorce of the flames, that the entire rear
portion Of the building, composing the
brewery proper, vita its valuable con-
tents, were soon enyeloped in flames.
Back Of this house were the new Ice
house and beer cellar, which soon
caught fire, but was saved from entire
destruction, but the ROOT was destroyed
together With seventy-tiye thousand
gallons of beer In the vats OF the cooling
cellar. The new buildings were but re.
Gently built, and were after the most
approved style. Those destroyed par.
italy or entirely wers the engine room,
malt-house, hOp-house, cooling cellar,
ice-house and new stables. Mr.. Fenr
being laid up from injuries sustained
some time ago by an accident, The act-
ual loss cUuld not be ascertained. Tne
clerk estimated the loss at about $40, 600,
with $50, 900 insurance in foreign com.
panies represented by Mr.. Adolph NoVy.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-13

Col L. D. Weir started this morning
for the S. a-ooast.
George W. W. man, policeman. has
sent in his resignation.
Rev. w. Baker and wife, OF New Mar
ket, n, Y, are in the city.
Rev. Sylvester Weeks remains at
Wesley Chapel tor another year.
Alexander Sands, Jr., of the Times,
VIII leave this evening for England.
r bert stickney. the equestrian, has
severed his connection with John Robin
sons circus.
DR.. Jones, of the. Gazette, is spending
his vacation at his mothers residence,
in Dayton, Ohio.
Mr.. Sig. Mayer, OF the firm OF aDttiieb
& Mayer, left for Europe yesterday, Cor
three months tour.
Bob Swim, the celebrated horse rider,
passed through the city this morning en-
route to Lexington to attend the Fair.
Dr.. Lillenthal will deliver the recep-
lion address to President Hayes, at the
Gibson House, and reply Will be made
by the President.
Rev. Henry c. Moore has arrived In
the city, and on the first Sunday in Oc-
tober Will resume his tabernacle meet
ings in Z binsors Opera house.
NJ. O'Neil, who went to Europe some
months since on account of Ill health,
returned yesterday much improved.
His many friends will be delighted to
see him back on Cincinnati soil.
Miss Charlotte e. Caldwell, nieoe OF
John D. Caldwell, Esq, OF the Board Of
Puollo Works, and; a graduate of the
Woodward Normal School here, has
just been appointed teacher of matha-
matics in a Diocesan Female School In
Waterbury, Connecticut. She was here
tofore honored as having been chosen,
and.served one year as Principal of tn
Normal School of the State Of Maine.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-13
s SUHCIDE.
A Tailor Deserted by His WiSe
TRkes Onium.


Richard Wiggers, a tailor living in q
back room in the second story OF u frame
house No. 4j3 Central avenue, just be-
low Hopkins street, committed suicide
at an early hour to-day by swallo wing
TWO ounces OF opium linlment.
Wiggers is Il tall man, oil about thirty
FIVE years old with tanned skin, rayen
colored hair and light goatee.
The lower portion Of the building
where Wlggers sulcided is occupied BY
Mr. T. South as harness factory.
Wisgers' room is filthy looking Que,
containing a small stove, cracked
table, and lounge oonstfuctel OF a.
pIaued pine boards. He was found on
mis- rough bed early this morning,
rreathing nis last, and tho empty boJ.Is.
which was marked 'f3r exLernal use"
ard ob aimed from Newport druggist
Oh the table.
Dr. Armstrong WAS called in at 15:sS
o'clOck aud founu the ma past humaA
assistance. he suicide had eyideails
Daken the pGIs0n while in drunkea
onlitiOn, as the smell of whisky IN LnS
room and from The corpse was disguise
ngly strong.
The cause OF Wiggers' action Ia ow-
lug TO family troubles, as he is not iiy
ing with his wife and two children, W D
are in Newport.
Wisgers worked for l. z. Str.u,s A
Bro, and Marblestone & Hcil6run.
Wholesale clotniers. lie was formerly
II bookkeeper in one of our leadiuc buSi,
ness houses, and IN good circu .As "a .,.A-
until his recent tt0aDi4s.
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He had endeavored to get them, but
failed. In relation to the manner OF dl-
vtding up the spOils, he said that when
claimant appeared before the Board OF
Supervisors, it was customary to have
the face Of the bill increased fifteen per
cent. or more, and the sum as increased
was divided up among the members OF
the ring combination. =.
The witness was handed a Record OF
the Board OF Supervisors for 1858, and
asked to point out what bills were ir-
regular. Witness read off large num-
Der OF fraudulent bills made out in the
names OF Ingorsoll, Garvey, Keyser and
many others. The examination lasted
about two hours. but nothing startling
was elicited. An adjournment was then
taken till Saturday.
! Western Union Telegraph.
The quarterly report of the Western
Union Telegraph Company was sub
mitted Lo the Board of Directors at q
meeting yesterday. The estimated net
profits Of the Company for the quarter
ending September 80, are $792, l00 o..
The Executive Committee in suDmlCilng
| the report, recommended that quar-
terly dividend of one and one-halt per
cent. be declared.
Killed His Sweetheart and PrOba-
bly, Himself.
At II O'Clock last night Edward New
ner, of VILLAIN burg, stabbed his sweet.
heart, Kate Hayes, with whom he had
spent The evening, at No. "A Governor
street, seHering an artery, and lhsn
stabbed himself in the breast. The girl
died Instantly, but Newnsr is still alive
though likely to die at any minute. Both
parties were employed as packers in the
Teordo salt factory.