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THE STfTE TRIM.
senators Discussing ns 10 thc Summing up or
Superintendent Tiu.'s ta.e.

SARATOGA. Aug. I'm the Senate this
morning. in the trial OF Superintendent Ellis
~ l.. Lamb Deputy Superintendent. testified as
follows;
! first saw the statement regarding the Third
Av nue. Bank. testified to by Smith July %. 1871
about the time he WIS subpmnncd Smith told
me tnat be- made an exhibit about the time the
bank failed. They were never filed in the de-
.artmcnt | made memorandum of his state
ment~ at the time.
Cross Namined-It was Smiths duty 10 ex-
anime tho reports and 'o if anything Was wrong
intl'm. th.n report go Ellis
Mr.. Werner q clerk in the department. was
oalied and f'-finol that his attention was first
tniirl 10 smiths staten mt IN this room. when
d. overheard a conversation with the clerk of
/ iie Attorney General smith I'D TAYLOR 10 nut
a. rlvr- AMI examination ia the suhpTnd.
Mr. 'haEn %. counsel iYr Lills. nddress"d tho
lrfIu Ing ,Vil. AsD to show the depreciation in
ti.s value ol r",i estate within three or four
years past. nut reelection showed him that -uf-
II lent rvd'n e. ON that point had already been
\ 'lehat. "nsuad as TO the summing mp
hr NeGuirc said that II the evidence could all
bH printed, NJ slide would be ready to sum up
on Noniav. senator Harris said that the Sem
~" WIS iill with the exception of one member
a sent iroin The country Mr.. Wagner. and an
oihrr VIII" had be'n pres mt only for q few hours
On ;i,' irsi day. II" Il sired Ia 90 on and close
tur r'-a now. and Thought the Senate ~ ready
inw 80 ever II would be- to 20 On and close the
au~r.
~.nl'or Gerard moved That counsel for Ellis
sum upon Friday ana counsel for the prOsccu-
fion on saturday.
5 nutor W9.iin moved to adjourn 70 meet in
Albany n'Nt Iu'~duy. senator kenndday moved
tu sui -ttutr SARATOGA for Albany. Lost by the
cost ne vote of the Licutcnan; Governor.
The senate then adjourned TIL Monday next
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New YORK. Gsrbage.

On the application Of eS Mayor C. Godfrey
Gambler yesterday Justice BARNARD granted au order
,ouisihrs Police commissioners Wunan sunth. SD
neg si'h"ls ! ffhatdt aud De VINE wheeler to
slH~ caHss IN Aua 20 VII, ae, should not b. Itrma
nrnf, snI"in'd from navigating the NArfows with any
v"s- T. loaded with dead animals carrun NTH or other
pufu' oi Offensive m1'i'r without permit from Che
~itu, lnss f0f and whN tines should hot he oiusi
in fr sf a lilu fHsilns u dumping into tlte
NsfNn1 fit NtifnWs nnN such o nave matter ~ alN
other luililnu W ft ilit than iai fu.ai itle u ils
compliant W. Nunih'i sts nfti tint be- H. the ~
alag hHfsl pn h, shore ~ nam nni nat he irfiNcs
...f fI I.ifr if h1fIing hNIas naUg a.
,hnro fNr Y.fom ~ mo frrniAnts IA OnuHng nat Co
he 'Ws Hi mp nFf hlr'f iHs ei fn greet ifIsfnta
iif fhr sfuf' ih' if"Hninf ~ ne % ~ 30, h'1fins
.i.a fl. tI.fN uuItsf f Nft'ft.i no. fIt plea.
5000 H4 I- tINa ilt sllNF fffnHufiff iulifIf uun
na- tfHhfDI f-Hnsi fhr iHnnissi.H'f. ln.hfIus the
DOT 900 900 ''e' case ani mo Was sfrtti 900 tisn See
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THE LABOR EXCITEMENT.
A pIGILANCE COMMITTEE ARRESTED
ron KILLING STRfKERS.
The Shooting Down OF Citizens to he Iavcsti-
gated-A Work ingmcn'- Movement to NOM
innte ~ Governor Hilary Movements.


SCRANTON, Pa, Aug. 0.-The Vigilance
Committee. escorted by two companies of
militia. have gone to Wilkcsbarrc by special
train this morning. to surrender themselves on
the charges Of murder found against them by
Alderman Mahan's jury and give bui for their
appearance at the trial. They take with them
bailsmen representing several millions Of
dollars.
The constablcs refuse to surrender their
warrants. and wish to take the committee be-
fore the Alderman in the Sixth Ward, which
would certainly have caused serious riot
The committee have. therefore. gone before the
Judge ut Wikcsbarrc to avoid arrest here.
Gov. llartrant came accompanied by his staff
and guard OF militia. He remains in his pal
nee car. with an engine attached. rcrdy to start
ut 2 moments notice, Tho Two. companies Of
militia have returned from Wilk"slarrc hnv-
ing lett the Nirllantes there under u nominal
sherins arrest. They will return to WILKES
barre in the morn ing to take Witnesses against
the Nigilantcs. Alderman Mahan has been no.
titled 10 10 To- Wlkrsharrc in the morning with
his witnesses II is considered doubtful whether
he will 20 or not. rs the Alderman claims that
his commitment to the county Jail is valid. and
that no Witnesses nr's required before The Judge
Tho men in the Lehigh and SuSuuehnnna
Railroad car shops at Ashley went 10 work to-
day.
Tine members ~ the Scranton Vigilance Com
mttcc who fired into the mob were taken to
W lkrthnrre und"r arrest Tor murder ON war
rants issued by Alderman Mnhan They had a
hearing before Judge Dana and were admitted
to bail.
PouGHKrrpsrE. Aug. 9-In'ormation Of
positive character puts Mt rest all rumors OF an
intended strike Of engineers. nremen. and
hrakemen on the New York Central and Hudson
River Railroads. The Lending engineers give
an unqualified denial Of the report
COLUMBUS o.. Aug 9.-Circulars have been
Issued In this city calling meeting Of working
ingmcn for next Saturday To nominate 4 full
county ticket. including two members Of tho
Legislature. II IL proposed 10 discuss the pro-
pfirty OF cooperating with workingmcn
throughout Ohio as to the State Convention to
nominate candidates from Governor down. The
opinion prevails in some quarters that the
movement. So far ns II relates To this county. il
in the interest Of local labor rciormcr. who is
already a candidate for county Office
\ rumOr has prevailed here since yesterday
70 the effect thu the engineers, nr"men. and
bra kcmen on the entire line Of the Baltimore
. and Ohio Railroad have decided to strike to-
morrow. but there is no confirmation Of the re-
port.
TRENTON, y j. Aug. 9-Thc last Of the troops
stationed Mt Phillipshurg 10 prevent riot. g..
returned 10 this city to-day. and wcr" dishand-
ed The riotous disposition has sui sided and
everything has boon restored 10 regularity and
order on the New Jersey railroads.
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TROJBLE IN .N.IRYL.fND.
Gov. Carroll Orders the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Hooters to Disper.c.



issued the following proclamation;
u1eeis II has been represented 10 nc hv tho S'.c's
attorney Washington county that the travel urun the
chesapeake -ud Ohio canal. "a public hishNa, OF ms
state /. lmi-dd by riot'us person. who IN open viola
lion Of law have conspr,d % resist the passage vi boats
Wr.a vainahic rtgpcry hcl.nsins tociazons n this
W.. nu.h r' ~ way IN n"s>u' l"f th,m
nrrs', ana 9rin; 70 n'ee ,le ",ndgr, v,.,,
Dc hereby issue thu my proclamation. eommandns all
mate travel the said canal dsrersc at once. and
hereby call upon All law abiding citizen. to aid the
anthorii ~ io execution OF the law AMI In the arrest
OF pel-on- who have been ensased ia noting and the de
And further ave nll notice and warning that every
means Which Ne laws place in the hqnd. g. Tie Lxccn
81 the state and protect It. ctnns in their sht 10 use
Gwen At die of BaIti,rr under nv bani and m,
Ausu.t is77
signed JOINS LrE CARROLL
X q lloLYpsv. Secretary OF STATE
Gov. Carroll received a despatch to-day from
SirJohn's Run stating that the sheriff Of Wash
lngton county had arrested seven men charged
with the burning of the steam canal boat nj dam
No. of tn" Chesapeake and Ohio canal on
Monday July 80, and that canal nnvientinn was
open. Tho arrested parties were taken to
Hascrs'own. the county seat Of Washington
The Seventh Regiment Maryland National
Guard. Col. James Howard commanding.
numbering over three hundred muskets. left
this city this morning for Hancock. Md. 10 open
IA" canal blockade at that point and protect al
hoatmen who d"sir, 90 navieat" the canal Tho
United States troops under Gen. Getty. at
Cumberland, Will cooperate with the State
militia.
Hancock ls lfy-scvcn miles cast ~ Cumber-
there obstru ting all navigation.
B4LTlMoGE, Aug, "a special despatch from
Sir Johns Run. ". Va. dated to-day. says
y detachment ~ troops. numbering about
one hundred and twenty live rifles. from Gen.
| q ltys command ut Cumberland arrived hero
a .. o'clock this morning. under command 4
Cnpt. Rodgers. with inatru lions 20 assist Sheri1
MuyDpFrk q Washington
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The Consolidated BANK OF Montreal Falls to
Prove - Case Against Bayues.

BALTIMORE, Md, Aug. 9.-George Baynes,
who was arrested in this city on the 2Gth OF
july charged with having stolen $4,000 from
the office Of the Grand Trunk Railway Mon
trcal.'Canada. and Who on Il hearing of the
charge on the "a Of August, was released. but
was subsequently committed on further
charge of having stolen $4,000 in notes from
the Consolidated Bank of Montreal and Of hav-
ing forged the name OF the cashier OF the bank
to said notes. had % second hearing to-day, and
was Released. the prosecution having fnilrd to
prove that the accused had either uttered or at
tempted TO utter the notes IN question. II is
which are in possession Of the detectives have
bn"n attached by representatives Of tho Mon
trcul Bank. Bayncs is n young Englishmnn, of
fine personal appearance.
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live stock Mark Of.

Nrw YORK. Thursday. Aug. 9.-Rcceipts n
uctNN- to-day were 80 ar loads OF 80 head. making
total BIZ sine Monday AGAINST 5.N1 Tor the
.Dnnams time last wtDk the demand was weak. and
r WArkct certainly nu b. tier the selling inter-
est au reported Ncst rlay. especially Tor hpht natives
ufl common Texans \ lew choice steers sold az
~ ne T. n 10 dress - ~ Hir 10 very good do az
lusaii c To dress 56l. hs ordinary Ia medium do.
az sffui. 90 lrt-- 500 ~ n. and
binary fexans ~ 7c r =. 10 dress - ms The steamer
liniUn takes out lei lat Tor southampton today
AMI 100 more gu to Grat Britain tomo . NV. Exports
Tor NE week ending yests riay 2Oi i've cattle and
2.Ai2 quarters of beef
Receipts of calves were 90 head, masking 2Oss since
Monday ainst .. IL 'or the time last week An
were wanted AMI the market closed firm at aSc y
N Tor Ncdls. ami 3.s3.c Tor buttermilk calves aud
gra..cr~,
Il, accepts OF sheep and lambs ~ loads 400
head maxim. l5as since Monday AGAINST II 80 ths
same time Last week Common stock ruled dull and
weak choice lambs were doing little better. fat shceD
closed ihrcl, steady Sheep ranged from 4isc TO exc
= n with few taken Tor export at6isc.
Receipts to-day were II car loads, l32S he nd max
iue Hi1O since Monday. ahan. 1l7i for time Las
week The car load on sale alive had not changed hand
ny to ~ o'clock NJ
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More Giris Striking.

Twenty Of tho eighty girls employed In the
king county pcniicnnry shoe shop b, the Ray State
Manufacturing Company ant work YESTERDAY. striking
against rcflc.iun oi wages Mr. Decker Tie foreman.
tied a. persuade them against sinsng Tie girs cS
if'-s irns' lN'. NJ determined tn stand out They I'D
900 - work 'hch shN zoe ss money uan gals IN other
htf .ii's some ih'm propo. 4 81 hold nuoruir 50
40 a. encourage tiftt elbow workers tn REMAIN fftn 4
mac. us NHN'' 900 .nr lff' f't ~. "a Hnns up
TOO Ifltsh ans NIlkr shnfIt toni Company strikers
a fut johnson 90 RESUME Wtrk tins Booming
nn f'frf shtisati tors in tlif fusi Ives
Ainu' go fffIHNf"r m 7tcHflA Nk factory ~ sew
$50 ifn. fi' ffNwu fit Ni wNIk 'l fh. s'lihr 10
Tho fiul ths fufN .esuir street 500 Aoih 'At
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- Asaua. Mackay. London
> l. e. kMLNt. NI~iugo. Georgetown, d &.
: teen whitney. iallctf Boston
:. ODD Dominion walker, Richmond City Point, ana
Norfolk
:. ate of reNas Neker.on. Galveston.
- Richmond. krllN. Lcwts
S'Hr tru,ad, r. burkuc. iitVrc
KlIk BAD 4Oiua ltt Ntlu. Bi,ly SMYRNA.
knr John shay Nickrr~uu. Frorrrs.o.
BlI X Lnriida bur.iyli. Eorstcll. BAHIA
B4rk Mtrgarttht. Soups. Trieste.
BARI iraltd lu0u BAllnu. lurtau Prince.
Hu. friu.,~ct. Romano. Ntllcs
Rus Henry + Dewey. smith, Bucuos Ayrcs
Schr l,etw W.. Nash, Windsor. y :
SchrG Hathaway. Uu-uu. Alma. II
SchrJ Richards. Mnlsiury tcrLaudna.
ScNr Mary Helen. fnuk. - l.uril
S'hr Nnckius kiri An-horuu-h. - John b.
Stlr Warren tiA.N-. Milestone Point
Also tlt usuiI river tf.f Hfl Nt.s vessels
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70 rHF Enron oF The SvS SIR Tho arrest
Of notlnf ami - umut 30 tn this Dp uud'r the order
~ -i.tInr.aAr lul.e OF ue sYtf,iur court an
unprecedented trnlirt', nni ule-a. act the worklu.
r'r however amt . q mon Nf ts,npnfhilc Wlii Inn.
noe. fIN o. iDfnu" NfiliHr p Nfl rather tlcN
ufil iu Uuri- ha naf ptailr D judge DounIur aud
NU'i- tIruiF Doe i'ualus prisoner the uh'l si4ri T.
Wlln. o. suf tfif flsi toward raising the rtIuli'd
Hu.Nif can Ht|If N.fpe he appointed tu receive Ills
And oiI,T tnutilhuuuusf
10 fnf Iriros ~ tn -rr-Sh d .. go ca. - d'p's
lf.i niN Doe -horin ui tus ruuntt. barney nunttnr
wI h' o. tsei rom custody .ntmi,f n fhr 81, .
Winner isHsur Nhn- name and AL rr.s rneo-sI VIII
d a.t f4iH tuis amount ltis Goo Zee up'd That 'frnls
HIi NfNsIH wii fuus flrwnfi hth a, post What ,,r
ANaint trN rtt afford 4 Ir fllc if itw wcoks one
iNfiI-fiafI vino cannot Ns rejected n ready.
Nv inss, Aus 30 trTf
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Transactions at the Exchange comprised fore.
closure sales by
Bernard Smyth-Buildings with three lots each ask
~ 22- go 2j2 Forty second street south side Jlp
feet west NJ seventh avenue Tor 81. 1871
Scl,in n McFlroy-- Building. with lot 2oNlt22 ga q
feet west OF Ninth avenue Eishtythird street. for
a..
Other transactions adj ourned.
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~. u..m.,.Dr,.eo,, .c.ll nae..

BosToN Ms. Aug. . In tho boat rac" on
thafs. nsef uis morning for tts's 'id' between u
70 DlssoOl 81 fowsu sni Gsnno " H'~mer - Boston
il.fsffr nIrff rrs ftr fnffrrr NfHkr w roo hr
BOD rlHef 81 lffs iinsflOf rWff tlturrIt over
faurss Dflsfnii fu lia claim Nat 49, ra'' h'uli
. lsti .'f fnl ii fsicf,, fs'fr't go hsNt n unii
o.. ..i,i,s l,s1f it.s rs-, n. uo.nirr
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u...,,.a,. he. ola As..

Mrs Margaret Miller ng,d 10 Of 1ji Sorih
-is.. .n,t HroeAI.n committed aHstie esrir ,s.nr
r. nHffi.f fI N.tH. rfufslfNn 500 Nfsf 900 sluHIn'
ll sIIaN .ffH. If Nf 1000 - iH!I tnf'r nf'ks
..f. NHI.I.f Iff iHu.IHffs
fN.nH.. I.srfH I.f ffs.H. AInn ihrii. neafi all ~
uflf N.lr Ilu.l I4fnf edo. .fsh irs lfflfnt
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rINaNcIiL IND COMMERCIAL.

-r,.,,s A., n n =, ~. .
NJ HspAf, aug NJ ne morning
disnosition ON tho pnrf az a,tivn on. rotnrs Il,
strengthen tle MARKET put the effort proved
futile. The volume Of transactions was limited.
however anu 'u'r1 w"s Il luck q, "u,s'ue spesu-
m'loh 10 support III" mhrkeI western Union
before midday advanced from 73ii to 74A. but
thnn fell ofr To 71s, with N later rally IA IA.
and n subsequent hrenk 20 To-, Lake shore
ranged at 50 ga 52t seller 3. j2is j2ia seller
a bu, :, p.ul rrof.rred was st,,n,, n, e1i.m.
90, ~ vi, - ""s .t,'a,, u" y, % a.,
oo'', anu New iork '"hlr" advanced 10 VI g..
having earlier sold at "a, seller 10. The coal
T'ooAo "oio won -" 'uo i'oir ''S' D,""""i''
from Az. to AZ; Delaware and Hudson from A
to 42A and Morris and Essex from 70i, To co.,
but there was partial recovery in tho later
dealings. Northwestern preferred rose from 80
to 50. and Rock Island to 954. with Michigan
Central on mallbusness iu"tuntiug between
10 = anu fo.f' N'"Jersey O'h'ral SOFA as iilsh
"a, ~, tb.. ,,rof,rroi h.fn,, firm, Oh, - ua,,,fl.t
-. - 49, '"'',
g ~
20 -; u'Tr Mrre ui-o lh'r''s.H 'tlnsii'uohs
general mark IT there was ntt, spe,lilatiVe lie
or animation though the market SURPRISED
trnI,
"Tic ,o,ol ,u,,,hcr ~ aboros .Isoi. f, ,ros to5
, nc ' ,,Hl nu'ii"t G" ~ lti's I.ul IN Whs l,o
Western Union % 2l5: Delaware. I.ackawanna
and Western, / $50: Northwestern preferred.
555l Rock Island. ; $50; D"ltynr., md Hud,
I'm An IN, 3iwn; EF7G zee0; - fIul; Lou
jlgu: New Jersey Central 1870. Mrnigau Cen
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Guslntss actlus.

Fur Nervous PRESERVATION, Female Irregu-
arre.. ana Slna, 10, and BOWEL Disorders there is no
rem. dy equal 10 Parker ntn-or Tome,
Monks Tamarind Troche.-A fruit preparation
f,r hi- rf- W ti-"stlnnr laxative, cooling, ana re-
ilc,hii- A.. liu--l.is
Hair Dyc.-BafcHria .. .o,,ln thr WON'T Sold by
iru...ts Properly aplA,d al eecuIaoo Mls factory.
Nu 90 Bond It.
The Hcs, Kennedy for children while Teeth
IL II VI y - -l---- ----l
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


- MINIATURE AtMANAc-riis
Sun rises. 49, tH Moon 10
IN wArrI-rHis
~ Sandy Hook 81 island 10 ~ Hen Gate. II -
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Troy NY. Nur o. l'uire +. kl' 81. a Ilou.
iatitH-
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,orm. .,,.~ MIN Of Magnolia

W.T. nvi'I'f. aud n never iHis a. rex ulalc their
die s.,c stusaid uvWels .idg
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rur CRIMINAL CfRELESsNESS or
sUPERfNIENDENT ELLIS.

sound and Un-ound Banks -faciiihe' Tor
svIndiing -How to Organize W"rth'e"
Copcern-Tho Trades savings brnk-N'ce
Custodian. for the Money ofthc industrio".
SARATOGA, Aug. The testimony CON
corning the swindling transactions OF fifteen
envings banks in New York has filed capital
lists and bankers here with alarm. The rotten
pcas Of the Tweed Ring WIS virtue compared 70
the wholesale barc-faccd swindling th"t mas
been praciscd and is still being practised py
the officers Of these mock savings banks.
What has been the connection OF Supcrlntend-
ent Ellis in this swindling Of the poor oil a
whole city,
Ellis IL shown bv the testimony to have been
the Oakley Hall. while the bank Presidents have
been the Twccds OF criminal swindling which
must end in the conviction and the pcnitentiary
for at least thirty swindling scoundrcls who are
now honorcd citizens of New York.
Ny information Is from the highest source
horc-thc sworn testimony and the unpublished
court records.
Tint there may be no unnecessary alarm
among savings bunk depositors in New York.
n is proper to say that the following banks.
among others. are considered sound. In their
management no swindling has been dis
covered. They are:
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| f. Louis. K c. an. AZ
| ST Louis X G. n pfd. -. -, -, PIX a.
| Mabnsli ................. bAt ga -Hl 90
| Union Pacific. ........... 64A Oi,R VIZ CAV
Western Union Tel ...... 1874 IA TX 72l, ~,

The following were The comparative earnings OF tho
Central pnciuc Railroad COMPANY.
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brTrn"t,eaiiS seated Cellars
VI s' n'HlfHf. naiii honncs. send 10 4. New
The daily gazette., 1877-12-18
FOURTH EDITION
TERRIBLY BEATEN.

Last evening shortly after o'clock,
officer Carey of the First District, found
a man living in Millner's Court, beaten
in terrible manner about the head.
He Immediately procured assistance and
took him to the City Hall, and Drs.
Ocle and Shortledge were fummoned to
attend 10 the wounded man. Upon eX-
animation they found two deep sashes GU
the TOP of his head; another over the left
eve, and third one, which was very
deep on the back of his head, near the
right ear. The latter wound is thought
to have fractured the skull.
TIE physicians sewed the wounds
up, after which he was taken To the
City Hospital. During the operation
he remaiued IN an unconscious condi-
tloa Tnis morning the Superlntendt
eut Of Hospital left HIM for few
mluuies and upon returning to the
room where he was confined, he,found
The wounded man gone. Search was
Immediately instituted for the missing
man. and he was shortly found lying
on the Il .or in another room. He was
taSeu back and put 10 bed, but in a
short time he arose, washed himself
and !, fl the institution since which
time he has not been found, aud it is
though that the wounds affected his
mind. The man proved to be George
Young, who for a number of years re-
sided at Water and kisg streets,
Shortly after the occurrence Scar
GENT Legg and Whelan arrested two
men named samuel Clifford and Ed
ward Mcdowell, on suspicion ofbeing
the perpetrators of The deed. This
morning they were given hearing
before Mayor, and held in the sum OF
81 coo for further hearing.
Ahce Mcdowell, James Roe, Antho'
ny Lane, William Ryan and William
Peoples, We're each held i'll the sum ot
$500 each as witnesses. The instrument
tnai be was beaten with was large
lroE stove raker.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-18

HYDRoPHoBIA.-Mr. Isaac Boyd
who was bitten by mad dog 1t C.E.
Pennock Il Co.'S rolling mill at Rock
Run, Chester county, on Monday last.
has placed himself under the care of
DR.. A. B. Emery, of Phenixville
The latter informs us that he has also
under his charge boy of II years
old, residing at Coatesville, who was
bitten by the same dog. Mr.. John
Schaffer, of NJ. Airy, Berks county.
whose little child was bittes by anoth-
er rapid dog on Wednesday last. is
now taking DR.. Emery's medicine,
which we have known for many years.
and IN no instance yet has it failed
either as preventive or as a cure.
after the spasms have actually set in.
Potfstorn Ledger.
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HEAVY FAILCRE IN CHICAGO.

CHIe AGO, Decemb Der l7.-Henry Greene
htuul. cled petition in bankruptcy for
h.m~-l II ana for the private bank of Hen
~ Greene naum * Co. The receiver of
the Germans savings bank reports that
the liabilities due depoSitors are 1885, $50,
aud tuta, liabilities $6l2625. The estma-
ted value OF the assets is S351 sig, provld-
ed al immediate and forced sale is made.
The receiver thinks the depo>itors only
wo;.lt receive dollar for dollar, but il a
delay until spring Is had he believes that
stockholders may receive as high as fifty
cents on the dollar.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-18
THE LION IN HIS NATIVE
WILDS.

Those who have only seen the
king of beasts immured in cage,
says an English sportsman, after
years of harassing and emaeiating
crptivity, and half paralyzed by con-
finement and want of exercise, can
form no conception of his majestic
appearance as he bounds along in
his own native wilds conscious of his
own strength and prowess. There
he is indeed monarch, for, dreaded
by all, he has nothing to fear from
any living creature, save when by
chance some solitary hunter, aided
by his death dealing arms, wages
unequal war against him. have
lived in his domains for months for
and months together, and have en-
countered him at all times and un-
der all circumstances; and the more |
have studied his character and his
habits, when in state of nature, the
more am | convinced of his right to
royal precedence among beasts. His
strength is unsurpassed by any ami
NAL in creation, not even excepting
the tiger, and l have know him to
break the spine of an OK with a sin
gle blow of his tremendous fore-paw,
have seen him stop horse in its
full career, and throw him back on
his launches; | have witnessed the
skull of a living man crushed to
pieces as if it were an egg shell, by a
lion already in its deaththroes: and
at night l have heard marauder
cap over the wall of cattlekraal,
seven feet high, taking with him a
bullock, which he carried off as east
! ly as a cat would a mouse. Add
to this terrible strength, the fearful
grippe ofhis fesh-rending fangs; and
his peculiar faculty of being able tC
see in the dark; the noiselessness with
which he is enabled TO approach, and
the distance from which he car
spring upon his prey; and it must be
confessed that in the darker hours Of
night hunter, however experienced
and well-armed he may be, stand:
but poor chance against such for.
midable antagonist In the dayligh
the chances of the contest are all il
favor of the man the lions superior
powers of attack vanish his facul-
ties become dead ened; his self-pos
session at times leaves him, and hi
gigantic strength is of no avail a
= against the deadlygrooved bore of tn,
hunter.