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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-04

The magnitude of their victory
In Mondays election is such as to
satisfy the most exacting Working.
man, we should think. A majority
Of nearly nine hundred for the head
of their ticket, with the major por
tion Of the remainder scoring from
six hundred up, Is calculated to
surprise even their most sanguine
leaders. We presume that We may
look for sweeping changes in the
city government. The overwh elm
ing Workingmen's majority in the
Council will admit of the raising OF
issues against the Chinese. The
question Of granting licenses to
Cinnamon who pedd!e vegetables
will probably be one of the earliest
agitated. Our municipal legisla-
ti0n will doubtless be largely
tinged by the favorite tenet OF the
Workingman, "The Chinese must
Co."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-04
European Gable News.

susnensiau of u Cotton Manafsc.
lurer.
LONDON, Dec. 3.-J. B. Deskin, q
cotton manufacturer OF Overtiaven
and Manchester, who runs coo
looms, has suspended.
M~ssaor~s 1D Macedonia.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. 8d.-The
Bashi Bsznuks and Circasians de
feated the Bulgarian insurgents In
the Melnik district, Macedonia
and burned twenty more villages.
Only 100 inhabitants escaped. In
surgent Bulgarian bands are form
ing all through Macedonia and
Rhodops. Refugees are ascending
into the Port Lagos district ana
marauding and robbing indiscrim-
inately. Turkish troops have been
sent to the scene.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-04
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
Pacific Coast News.
The asxtcan Hiae-B Bnrke's Rig
suit.

The Asxtcsn Hiae-8 8urke's Rig
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3d.-At
the annual meeting of the Mexican
Mining Company to-day, e0,602
shares were represented. The Sec.
retary's report showed the receipts
for the year to be $81.052 Oh; dis
bursements, SS0,9l9 So; overdraft
on the Bank of California, 81, ,460 20.
| The old Board and officers were re-
elected.
In the Twelfth District Court to.
day, in the case of J. III. Burke
against J. G.. Flood, the Pacific
Wood, Lumber and Fiume Com
pany ct al to recover four millions
Of dollars, the defendant entered o
demurrer. No date has yet been
fixed for argument.
Cours I,ems.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 31,-J. r..
Marshall has brought suit in the
Twelfth District Court against G.
A. C0ursen to recover $2l,780, al.
legged to be due on stock transac-
tions. The plaintiff charges the
defendant with having wrOngfully
converted to his own use 1S0 shares
of Mexican stock of the val1e of
SIT, $40, so shares of California
stock of the value Of $3.50 and 100
shares of Prospect stock Of the
value of $500.
The Grand Jury having found
new Indictment against J. G. Dun
eau In place Of the defective one
dismissed yesterday, Duncan was
ariaIgned TO day aud pleaded not
guilty. The trial was set for the
18th.
Toe Teachers Examination Craok-
Oaness
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 3.-Ewald,
the broker of examination ques.
tions, has mysteri0usly disappeared
from the city. Three officers have
beel securing the town without
being able to find him. 1t is re.
ported that money ia being freely
used to prevent Ewald's appearance
before the Investigating com mmittee,
fearing that he may tell some un-
pleasant things concerning some
persons in high standing in the
school depari ment, with whom he
has at one time or other had busi-
ness relations.
The Oonventi0n-Anern
SACRAMENTO, Dec. 3I.-On re
Assem- bling the Convention again
went into Committee Of the Whole
and resumed discussion of the
Railroad Com nlssion. Harrington,
West. Vac Iuerel and Gorman fa.
vored Commits issiOu; Wilson op-
posed. The Com mittee rose. Blee
moved to take u recess till 7P. NJ.
Lost. At 4:30 the Convention ad.
journed.
SACRAMENTO, Dec. 3i.-The |
Committee on Corporations met |
this afternoon for the purpose of |
some changes In the pro.
posed Railroad Commission. A
sub committee. consisting OF Estee, |
Howard, Winans, Scheli
aud Barbour, was appointed to look
over all the amendments to the
section and suggest changes that
have seemed necessary to the Con-
vention. This com N ittee met this
evening and nearly all the Work
ngmen In the Convention were
present., including the San Frau
,isso delegation. The following
'ection was prepared and all ap
proved 1t. It will be introduced to.
morrow II possible and will receive
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-04
CARD FROM Mr.. COHN.

EDITOR HERALD: 1t Is alleged In yes.
terday' 's Express tnat "rhar. es have cen
preferred against Mr. B Cohn aud Chief
'arr's for bu, ing votes during ye.ier
days election" ! uesire 10 staie. en-,
phaticaily. that, as far as am oncrrn-
ed, there Is not word of truth in Il is
statement. and am somewhat surprised
mat An insinuaifon SO insulting and in
furious to ne shnnli have bee n aIIowe,I
TO o-appear In that pap-r
:. nespe e;tfully,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-04

the support of all the Workingmen
and will probably be adopted:
Section % Railroad Commission
ers shall be elected by the qualified
voters OF this State at the regular
Gubernatorial elections, whose sal
ary shall be fixed by law and
whose term of office shall be four
years; they shall be qualified elect.
ors OF this State and shall not be Inc
terested In any railroad corpora
tion or other ira ssportation COM
pany, as stockholder creditor,
agent, attorney, or employe, and
the act of majority Of said Com
missioners shall be deemed the act
OF said Commission; said Commi
sion shall have power and 1t shall
he their duty to establish
rates of charges for transportation
of passengers and freight by rail-
roads or other transportation com
panies and publish the same
from time to time, with such
charges as they may make; to ex-
anime the books, records and pa
pers of all railroad and other trans.
portation companies; they shall
have process of courts to hear COM
plants against railroad and other
transportation companies, to send
for persons and papers, administer
oaths, take testimony aud report
cases OF contempt to the courts for
action and enforce their decisions
and correct abuses through the
medium of the courts and perform
such other duties as may be pre-.
scrlbed by law; TO report to the
Governor annually their proceed
ings and such other facts as may be
deemed important. Nothing In
this section shall prevent individu-
ais from maintaining actions
against any such compa nies, and
it shall be the duty of the Legisla.
ture to confer all such further pow
ers on the Board Of Railroad Com
missioners as shall be necessary to
enable them to perform the duties
enjoined on them In the foregoing
section.
BUsst 90 Death.
DIXON, CAL, Dec. "a distress
ing accident occurred at the resi-.
dence of Mr.. A. Mcpherson, living
six miles west of Dixon, who was
not at home at the time. AT al
early hour this morning the hireG
man discovered u fire breaking
through the roof Of the building
About the same time Mrs. Nc
Pherson and an Indian woman
who were eating breakfast in tn.
basement, heard cries of distres
from an Indian girl, about eigh
years of sge, In one of the rooms OF
The upper floor. Rushing up stair,
they discovered the entire room en-
vel0ped In q sheet of e ime and thu
Indian girl in the midst, utterint
the most heartrending cries fol
help. All efhrts to reach her wer,
fruitless, and after the building ha,
fallen her charred remains wer,
discovered in the ruins. 1t /
thought that the girl upset tn
Kerosene lamp and started the cou
fagrstion.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-04
Herald Steam Printing House.

the Herald steam Printing House Ia
aot surpassed By any Job Printing Office
- the Paoiic Coast. outside OF San Fran.
elsoo. IN fhcilities for doing job work
tow psiess. good work and expedition
~ he rsfted upon at this office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-04
NEW TO-DAY.
The Regular Examination of
Teachers

VIII take place in Mcdonald Block,
lrooms formerly occupied by Arnold's
anu 18th OF leceinber, 1878 The srsslo *
Will pesln promptly al 0 A. n. each day,
W. r. MCDONALD,
County School Superintendent.
Los Angeles, Nov. 18th mild
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-04
INTER NATIONAL
CHOP HOUSED

We have opened restaurant unda,
me above n9me In Ihe new SANCUI
NETTI Hulk. Main street. We st,aIl
have al the delicacies OF the season on
hand. sS-Ope day and night.
ds-im JOHN NUHUlUH q co.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-04

SIS to ST. AN, a wEEK Is e z : ssssnss. = ~ y
vi6kkRr. zasusss 'Si Mains. 1A ssptiw;y & !
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-04

business, without considering
measures for change Of tariff or
kindred legislation.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-04

New ORLEANS. Dec. 3l.-The
Commercial Convention met to.
day. General Cyrus Bussey, the
Chairman, delivered an address ol
welcome and Governor Nichols
responded. The convention then
organized by the election of Gen.
Fitzhugh Lee, of Virginia, as Pres
ident, H. q. Hester, of New Or.
leans, Secretary. and vice presi.
dents from each State.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-02-21

Ggperimente ssmadt, 4. 3. es wurben IGN.
HabeIn in Die @oben seftedt (pie tief, 1T
nidt fetsefteIt, CT tpur6e nit falten 8abern
re9alirt unb, nm beraus5ubrinset, OBJ er aufs
re6t iteben fonne ODER ni9t inn alcohol auf
ben Rorper sesofen anb anse5lnbet. aaes
bies, UNI einen MenI6en, Der mesen false
pretenses au II Sabr @efansnib perurtbeilt
NOR, gun, Steben gu brinsen. Gin anberer
Strahins, SHOOTS, nta6te fi6 ben @drtern
babur6 unansenebnt, bab er Na6ts ipra9
unb ldrnlte. Dies f6eint in ben Gusen Der
@efdnanibs8arbaren Elm griminaIuerbre5en
erten 8atses gu fein. Mas that nod ieiner
ei9enen MusIage Der Befdn9nib-W arI6aa
Yerrp? gr fnebeIte ben 8~efangenen, ftibrte
i'm in ben 8erfet unb iteIlte TIN in ben Streds
apparat. Saielbit purbe Sboofs Is Nfinus
ten lang berrnaben a~ufseipannt, bab er ben
bebanbeInben 8arbaren fraste: yBouen Sic
mid umbrinsen?" Dieie Srase i9ien auf ben
8eamten feinen @inbruf 3u MAIDEN. ct uns
teriu6te nidt, Oh er rpirfIi9 ben StrafIins in
elm anoeres 2eben bef6rberte, ionbern perIieb
ben 8erfer unb farb nod Ieiner &iffebr aus,
baB SHOOTS toot mar. 3eusensIusfasen be-
i~tdtiseu, baB bic Solter,l uaIen Der @efan9e'
men ben Wdrtern nlr our 1nterboltuns biens
ten unb bab aud bic @~efdnsnibdrjte NIT gum
gompIott sesen bic nngltdli4en Spfer Der
Gere4tisfeit seborten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-02-21
Gine ihred(ihe 6atQifrnbhe.

SIM Dome gu NaiIanb, Oberitalien, fans
ben ON 25. Sanuar NIT srobem Yomp Die
Observation-Disclosures ftr 8ietor emanuel ftatt.
I'm IL nbr Morsens bdLt Der aIerus, init
benz gSbiidof an Der Spite, ieinen f@eierli'
den Gin3us in bic 2irde. Ranonenialpen
ertonen, ale @Ioden beginner gu ldnten, bas
9raueramt b%eeinnt. Bon benz our9 ben
Mdnner6or bes SfaIa Ibeaters peritdrften
&ir6en6or pirb bic MESA funebre pom 8ous
6eron prd9tis aussef1brt. Das Offsrtorium
Der WeHe, io,pie bas In gemisco pom Berbi
uno Confutatis mnb Miserere aus Dem Res
QUEEN 8erbi's pernen Don ben SoIiiten Der
StaIa meiIferbaft Seunsen. 0a ioate Elm
trauriser 9wiideniau bic ieisrlide Geremos
ME itOren unb Sdreden unb Nnsft in ale @e'
miitber rperfen.
Die Seitentbiiren Der &ir1e, Dur6 pel6e
bic nidt nit 8arten 9eriebenen GinIab finben
ioaten, rpurben aus bis iett nod unaufseflars
ten @rinben nidt wie es bas einSis &idtise
semeen, friib Wor9ens i9on seofnet unb
bann bic Wense abtbeilun9speiie einselaHen,
ionoern fe ~ofneten ii6 pI6bIi9 erit nod 8es
sinn Der beilisen Sanolun9, mno II ftirSte
fi9 Die brauben anseitaute Nenidenmense
NIT wilbem Ioben in Die 9irde. Die gors
beren, pom Der nadeiIenben Wense seitoben
unb 9eiporfen, iuden ibr 6eiI in pilber Slu6t:
Sauve qui peut! (8ette fid, iuer fannD 1T
bic aIsemeine 2ofuns.
Gin alter Nann ilberitdr3t fi9, fdlt, awei
Srauen itursen auf ibn, anbere itlrsen mad,
3ertreten unb 3erqnetidt Don ben Nadeilens
ben, bic nun iiber beren 2eiber ibr eisenes
9eben retten; 9iIfe uno 8er8weiFunssrufe,
Tobes9eidrst erfilt bic Stride unb ibert6s
men Orsel unb 8eians es 1T elm glusen.
Bid BET unbeidxibIiditen 8erpirruns.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-02-21

Bier GoSte, brei Traaer uno Elm Maan,
lburben aus Der Stride Betrasen. giner Der
Gfaueu, einetn biIbbabiden Ndoden pon 16
Sabren, fonnte nod pom berbeieilenben Nries
fern bic Iebte peIuns sefpenbet peroen. ebe
he unter unlagIi9en lualen ben lebten Seuf=
ser ausbaudte. Sieben idper 8ermunoete
.ljesen i'm Soipital, elm gldter lit bereits lei.
nen @unben erIesen bic 3abl Der 2eidtuer@
wunbeten unb folder, bic fid in ibre Bobs
nunsen brinsen Iafen, iao tpel9e aalammt
ben Nanen bes tobten 26nies ibren Sribut
barbrinsen mubten, fOnnte bis iett nod ni9t
eonifatirt merben; es }inb aber iebr ptele.
Ser Die S9uIo an bieiem u our9 ben
ManseI an elmer ridtisen 2eituns %entitanoes
men 1nsIiidsfale trast, pirS Die einseleitste
llnteriudnns ybofentIid 5u Sage torOerr.
Gs mar cine 9ranerfeier, ME tie traurtser
uno fhmersIiher ni6t geba9t weroen fam.
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gber g aibs II bieien SsIspaiten seta

uh.x - c;b. = h;essr S,far,,steu fe;u
y ha4"x sss,an sS,,rer Gym
orsn.n w. M e .s.tn .;rsr ~ GtsSt. Il Ssr
1919. Ta.snsn m~a,n ssht MN m,,;.
f.Vsse T.~ss Nv s1f;rrs h;nrsk",,.
a." Som N.Y. w nsIIsm ;srs Gsr3sn oros.
y. 1879, re- "a ,sSai;1 SaS S;s alien
$500 S;.ssr MsosrSsn III ;hrs MderIan.
a..t IN Eu.;ss s;ISstsr Mhsr mor,,m
gea uul WI. ~os ssII" @.snsa aasas.
os. ss" lx w ~ ysss en-. &
I %ugl1 yaO' Sas - - S m',sSsr,.o1 ,,a n3sss,
M.naa ,.h a =, as,,,a%s hStts xn nm.
sssI @,a amS ss, nv Sr a',f soSsr ssr,sn NIT,
s..a ~ 0nd ~. ass = III 49,, o., nsAs,s,
c esn " os. an1' Ma;nsn stsn.s Msos
r. Ma MrIrs rsronic s;n b;er s;n soIdss
S yUs s Hss -Grah :, hsrs!t
1Is.sr ss,s s,,ssI;ssn iefar,n,r;,os go, s;e,es
m.Isas go. ss I I'M nsrs%;sssns goosn
G:s ss ysa..u.s sAaa :. 49, 81. s;ssss aonS
49, ysyu ~ sahey NJ ~ Gs rss roM s;,s sIa;,
- csss. o y0 Tor,oIs ,,msosts IN @eh;s,
w. ~ oa a..s Sas Son o,,sn mn @;o SnIorss
.nasr;I h;s 1,toS nm snhI;h S,,rh Mr;,ono
= smsr h;s Ssh,,ontanse S;s lex.
.sa sv;sSI;% sna ,,obIbo hsnS re qbsIsr f,I.
.;m;rsrS mn ;hre S5sisr an nom frydtbaren
Sh,s,,ssrn srnSbrenS Gle b,teten HE gons
70 nn g;e fannten feine Mistals. ,inb per,
ssrt;oten ;hre Werf.emae unb 0ssratbe o,s
Sai. Gtein unS aebm. Gtma nor fousenS
Sobreu rn,,rhen ie nnr, norbishen Worbaren
@orfohrsn nor asos,,,nartioen lltesl bef,dt,
Sc oniifre,nSIiI enrnfnnoen mnrben. Mbe,
NIP h~saonnsm Mole HsSuSe III baufio 4, ,per,
Ssm mn ala linen HE G~oStfreunbibaft per.
,,e;cert m,,rSe no morSetsn he Sie Ginmob,
nor ,,uS rern,iisteten ;bre Qdnbereieu.
DsSboTb nsrI;esen 81 Sas QanS. bod ne ria.
her bemobnt. inns bouten fid 6dnier in Der
yn~,moanaIiden 9erfteden in BEN SdIudter
unS Sonnnns. mobin ne iih Bel ieber neuer
ennoiion auriid,ooen. MIeiu einmaI brad,
ten Sie sseinSe lire ssamiIien NIT unb he
beItsn ii6 in ibren IbdIern an, unS TO ma,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-02-21

ri6te pom 8ursas, AiooS, 8oboto uno
Ti9orIu iino. berSerreiBenb. Nus lebterem
Orte, elmer GiienbabnItation, no unsefabr
a6ttouienb Slii9t[inse, meiftentbeils Srauen
uno &inoer, beilammen iinb, melbet Elm Nue
9enSeu9e, DAB rpdbrerb Der lebten paar Sageca
~Speiburnert Yerfonen Der &dlte unb benz
5unser erlesen iino. @abreno Der Sabrt
ftarben piele Srauen unb &inoer in ben Wasz
CONS inb murben in ben S9nee ~binausses
morfen. 9ieieni9en, Die bier anfomnien,
iino faurn better baran. gs Iinb Sdae por=
~9efommet, bab Srauen in ben StraBen nies
oergefommen finb uno man am Mor9en Wuts
ter uno 8inb e~rfroren fanb. Sofortise Silz
fe 1T brinsenb erforberlid, UNI benz ruo9iens
ben @lenO gu besesnen, pa ale beitebenoen
5~llfsquelen Der Wilbtbdtisfeit nabeSu err
i4Opft iino.
Oric@emlanb. - 9ie Situation in
g rie1enlano b. = Ntben, IL. Sebr. -
Cine Depei9e meloet, bob ale reguldren
Iruppen, peI9e iiber Die @renSe sin9erL mad
@rie9enlanb Suriidsefebrt iin6. Die Stree
~suldren fabren fort in Ibeialien ein5uriifen,
um bic SnIurreftion nm 2eben gu balten. Sic
OeIuHIItsl Dle OeIue9Ie Dun uet Jss9elui9'
Die @rie9en i9einen wdbreno Der fur5en Sns
uaIion nit GROCER Mdbisune 9ebanoelt gu bas
ben. 8dbreno Der 8elaseruns pon DomoeO
bIieb auf Befebl bes tirfiI9en @arniion8s
Gomman0anten Die 9rie9ii9e Slasse auf benz
srie6ii6en Goniulat.
ea5- 9biI. s. Bert & 9~arriIor, Na9folser pon
q. g. S6roa, baben bos befannte S9ubs uno
Stiefelseibdft auf benz alien 9late, Scr. 225 Sic
So9ftrabe, Ibernomrien uno rerber, 6afieIbe ee.
ieinidaftIib fortfibren. Die pteIen Sreunoe bee
befannten 4biIipp Don obiger Sirrta piro es in;
t~ereiiirer, au erfabren. bab Der Store bnrb fort.
rudbrenbe Senbunsen aller Sorten S1ube unt
Stiefel 10 pobl perieben III, baB ieber &dufer leint
8lniGe befriebigen fam. Des6aIb perfebIe mar
fen Mil. jan 10 brpbp
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Miiignee's @erfaaf
RON 0rnno- U. Wobtliarz@ iaeathum

Als AiFgnee Don Niaians Cor, ruini6g Id, fraft eines gers
tauisbefebI5 non Der 9robate Court BON 5raHtiin County,
Ohio. ~ioIeeRseS GiseHtbuut I'M ~4ripatpese 81 ~pertauien:
@ruubeigentbum tn 5ranfItn 9 o., Gbto:-
7oA Mder 2aabes In 7ruro Eownfbip; IA ader 9onb in
Sranflin Sounibip, SbeiI Der gsiner Sarua 2 ader aaub In
frantIin sotunfbip, no s~eOadter @iaiaut Coz iest pobnt.
2ots sr. 5, 6 II. Z TIT 9iio6le's S~ubbipiFon Der sSaiDts 7sf
uuo 1872 in Der Stabt Columbus, s~eeennber pom a~larttbdus.
aots gr. 8, 9 II. 10 in 8ent9nns' S~abpipsFon sr DniIots
Nr. % II. 90 in Der Stabt Columbus.
SnIot VII. Sc In BEN Stastdeu Grcpeport, 6ranttn Gouns
IN, Ohio, gsHlya m
Cots SIR. 5, 6, Q, 10, IL, IS, Il, IS, 1e,1 10, 10, 30,
81, 20. rs, "a unS 26 III ggiHiaft Gor's Subbiuifon Der
Dutlot Or. IS in Der Siaet Columbus. WseS4
Cuttots Rr. "A, 95, 80 u. ss IN Gbanpions SubbipifoH,
seIegen in bent 6fli6en 1beile Der StaOt Columbus jpii9en
6rien6 Strabe unS s~iuinefon &Denue.
RObiItarsGieentBum.-ein Cine 9dnpinaf@tne unb
seFeL, / Sodmoi6ine, s qferbe, 2 Sasgies 2 SpfinspaseH,
/ 9~pIjpageu, 20 @utbeiIe non ie $50 IN Der 6rieHb Straben
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, 2 9ntbeile pon ie 800 IN Der GoIants
bus unb @iRdeiter Sarnpife e~ompasuie, 5 ArstbeIe pom is
500 in Der 6~rentlin Sron Gomp6Hps 20 aatbeiie zen ie $50
in Der Scioto @aneg Observation-Disclosures.
SeSinsua8er iperbeu aTf Seriunget r~sttsetbeiIt.
2orenso gnsIiib,
fer . gmbp ii 5HSB 594 aifgoee.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-02-21
WNminiirltnr'e WcrfQuf.

gIrt Somfae, ben 0. Rdr5 1878, Ra9mittass I'm Elm nbr,
1ntrb Der ilnter,eidnete auf benz gIote, Ode pu Dsain unb
SrurGtin Strase tn 9lerosasaibington, erawiorb County, Obto,
has i@1enbe eigentbum ~periteiserr Iafien:
ap6 gtores0inmer, 4a Sui Sront, 90 Sus 9dhse unb
az Std bod, Elm gutter Bird 8Icd Keller mnb aots.
Oar sditore lit gu So. soo.o 90 absei9dst, Der ipeite store
1T ubgeIddSt ;u $4,000.
Gin RrSttel Der gerfdufsinfnrne 1T iofort badr Sh pe3aplen,
bs smette 9ritteI in nelin Wondten unb has leSte Srtffe1 IN
a6tSebH aRraateu pom 8ertaufstose an.
Moam 8obntanr,
aDntiuilrator hes perforbenen SoBn S9arff.
fsbr ~ 3ngD
The New York herald., 1878-01-13
The Cutter sw1NpLE.

There were mary rumors in Wall and Pearl streets
yesterday that IL. NJ. Gutter, the runaway and de-
fautug cotton broker, had been arrested, but those
could not be traced any reliable source. Ono OF
the stories the effect that Dotoctve Woolsey,
OF the Cotton Exchange, had sent messenger TO re-
quest Mr.. Collins, one OF the creditors, 10 go i'm
inediateIy to the Tombs; that he did so, bat did
not Cutter, although u was believed that the
delinquent broker either under the surveillance
OF the law officers actually within their control 1t
was said that Gutter in making purchases OF cotton
acted snrcwdest manner, buy ng 20 closely and
carefully TO disarm suspcion his pretence VI act-
iug as agent I0r various Easterh mills DIS
armed all Suspicion From the hrm oil D0ner, Potter
4 Co. he mad purchased cotton 10 the amount OF
81 900, he had shipped to England, and prob
ably realized Oh the bill oil exchange. Mr. John
Collins oil No 20 Dc Pcyser street, ~ Is SAID, has Sc
cured the cotton sold byhin to cutter ana therefore
his name should be stricken out OF the list OF suffer-
ers. AS tar as known the following are the firms de.
trauded, with the amounts involved: Henry Henz,
81 900; RoDInson, Mcleod u Co.; SO 500; Alexander
burgess So 600; H. g. O'Hara, $4,000; Dollner. Pot
ter x Co.. S2,UJO; Woodward Il Stlllman, 81. 900;
Thomas }. O'Doanel (earmanl, $500. There are somo
other firms suffering from Cutters disappearance, but
they refuse to make known 10 what extent they are
losers.
The New York herald., 1878-01-13
SERGEANT MARY"

DEATH OF WOMAN WHO LIVED AS Hus-
BAND, ENLISTED AS A SOLDIER AND DIED A
DRUKKAED.
There died In ono Of the wards In Bellevue Hos
ptaI from "Bright's disoase," yesterday, woman
named Mary o'Keefo. She was known to the GRIM
inal authorities OF this city and Brooklyn Tor years
by alias of Sergeant Mary" She has had quite
a remarkable history, which she frequently related
her Jailers and while the Island She said that
when quite young she formed the acquaintance of a
young man to whom she was engaged to be married.
The day for tho wedding was SET out
before the happy event her lover was
arrested for highway robbery, found guilty
aud sentenced to Imprisonment for q term Of twenty
years. This affected her that she resolved to re-
man single Some time afterward she became inti-
mate WITH another young woman who bad likewise
with many IN love aud had similarly re-
solved. Becoming intimate. they Determined 70
should put on mans apparel and that they
should live man and VITO in another part
oil the city where tney were not known. They drew
lots, ana by 1t Mary was made tho man. She found
male attire and assumed new name For several
years these women passed as man and wife, and
would possibly have dons so until Msry's death but
for unforeseen accident. While on the street ono
threatened 10 expose her II she did not return homc
Mary told her companion OF the discovery aud they
agreed To part
She returned 10 her home, where she lived for
short time, but her parents used TO taunt her she
again lett nome took to drinking. During the
late she formed the acquaintance OF soldier and
set him drunk alter which she stole his money and
uniform she soon spent 1t and then went 10 one oil
the military Stations where she enlisted IN cou-
pany OF volunteers which was then being formed.
Mary remained solder Tor some weeks; but
night she got bcastly drunk and arrested by the
guard Wnio in her drunken stupor she told her secret
Tue captain OF the guard was calcd she was arrgned
before him. and on being closely questioned. admitted
that wnat she SAID while drunk was true. Ihereupon
dismissed from the ranks. not, however, be-
Mary.
On her return to this city shc remained drunkard
and was arrested time alter time. Becoming old she
obtained mental position on Blackwelrs Island,
which, OF lalo years. she has held. icw weeks ago
She got SICK and laken to Bellevue Hospital where
she Died. Her body was removed to the Morguc aud
thence It will be buriou in pauper's gravc