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The daily gazette., 1878-04-12
THIRD EDITION.
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Blair Resolution I'm the
Senate-Remarks of senator
Dennis ON the Subject.
THE BLAIR RESOLUTION.

THE BLAIR RESOLUTION.
WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator Den
mis- presented in the Senate to-day the
Blair resolution, and 1t was on his mo-
ton referred to the judiciary committee.
In presenting the resolution Senator
Dennis took the occasion 10 express, IN
a few earnest sentences, his disapproba-
zion of the movement of Mr.. Blair, and
his purpose to use whatever influence he
possessed to thwart it. When he con-
cludsd his remarks he was surround ueu
by all the prominent Senators OF both
parties and congratulated in the warm
est terms on the spirit In which he hau
spoken. :. -,
Senators Bayard and Thurman both
said to him that they were exceedingly
gratitied TO hear the words which fell
from his lips, and glad to believe that in
what he said he represented the senti-
ment of the good old State of which he
was SO honored a representative. Stan
ley Matthews said IL was capital and
most excellent speech. Senator Ferry
said it expressed the sentiment of all true
statesmen, and he wished all that was
said on the floor of the Senate and else
where would breathe the same spirit.
Senator Conkling said he was exceeding
ly proud to hear such a speech Senator
MaXey said it was the best and most pa
triotic speech made in the Senate this
year. Senator Eutis said it spoke the
sentiments of the people of Louisiana.
Senator Ransom said it was speech
which would be productive of much
good, and that the voice of the whole
country would indorse it.
Subsequently Nice-President Wheeler
said to Senator Dennis that he must com
pliment him on his speech; that it was
eloquent and able, and would be gener-
ally appreciated. 1t would not be prop
or to omit the statement that the com
nents made by a number of Senators of
Senators of both parties were addressed
to the situation as it is to-day, and to the
obligation, as they consider it, of adher-
ing to blighted faith, and some of them
expressly remarked that they did not
mean to be understood as admitting that
it was right to count in man by fraud.
But the remarks of Senator Dennis, and
the hearty appreciation bestowed upon
them by SO many leading and prominent
Senators from all sides of the cham Der
will be regarded as highly significant
The daily gazette., 1878-04-12
Who are the Syndicate and Its
Views of the Loan.

The members of the new Syndicat are
\. NJ. Rotschild & Sons, j. S Morgan &
Ce., of London, and August Belmont 4
Co, Drexel, Morgan & Co, j. & w
Seligman & Co., Morton, Bliss & Co.
and the First National Bank of New
York.
A prominent members of the Syndicate
said yesterday: THE terms of the con
tract we have made with Secretary Sher
man are that we subscribe for $4,000 900
OF the 4. per cent bonds, at 101 gold coil
and accrued interest, and have the optioI
to subscribe for $40, ,O00, 900 more, provid
ed we take not less than 5000, 900 pei
month, beginning with the month of Nav
The contract may be considered aS equiva
lent to an actual placing of the entire
| so ,0OO,0UO.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-12
killing Eleven Persons.

tn L TERRIBLE DEEDS OF A MAN WHO is
TO BE HANGED NEXT WEEK
FONDA, n. Y, April 1l.-.Samuel Steen.
burgh, awaiting hanging on the 10Th inst
for the murder of Jacob S. Parker at
Amsterdam, made full confession last
night TO Sheriff Fonda and ex-County
Clerk Burtch, confessing eleven different
murders-the first when he was only
fourteen years old. Also, TO unnumber
ed burglaries, robberies and incendiar,
fires in and around Amsterdam. The
confession is not to be made public unit
the day OF the hanging 1t is horrible
story ,and almost all of it is corroborated
He says he murdered Parker.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-12


An ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN
"A Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance In
relation to curb-stones set within the limits
of this city"
Section /. BE II enacted by the City Coun-
Gil of Wilmington that Section /, of the
ordinance entitled An Ordinance IN rela-
tion TO curb-stones set within the limits OF
this city" passed August 18th, 1S45, be
and the same Is hereby amended by strlk-
ing out all of said Section after the word
least" in the third line thereof, and insert
ing the following words, TO wit: q" Five
feet In length, twenty-five inches in depth
and five inches In thickness" and 10 be ot
uniform width and thickness, provided
however that this ordinance shall not be SO
construed as to prevent the city or pro-
perty owners who have the curbstones on
tue ground conforming TO the ordinances as
IL now exists from using the same.
Passed at the CITY Hall, April 18th, 1873
CALEB T. WINDLE
President protein.
VIM. II. FoULK, Clerk City Council.
apl2-2t
The daily gazette., 1878-04-12
RObbing n Train.

RAILWAY EMPLOYEES oyERPowERED AMI
THE EXPRESS AGENT BURNED OUT.
GALvEsTowN, Tex. April 11.-Anothei
train robbery was made last night on the
Texas Pacific Railroad at Mesquite Sta
ton, thirteen miles east of Dallas The
train was stopped and the engineer and
placed under guard. The express mes
senger and route agent barricaded them
selves in their car, but the robbsrs satu
rated it with coal oil and set fire to it, and
forced them out. The express and mai
were then plundered. Conductor AlforC
and two of the robbers were wounded
1he plundenng party numbered fifteeI
or twenty. the passengers were not mo
Tested.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-12
ENGLISH PRECAUTIONARY
STEPS

LONDON, April 11.-For the protection
OF the ships in the Mediterranean from
torpedoes, number of steam launches
Will bs sent to Ismed and other stations
A number of torpedo boats were sent
from Chatham dock-yard to the Medi,
terranean yesterday
A chartered steamer is now loading a
large number at Victories docks, the in
tention being to supply each vessel of the
fleet, with at least two torpedo boats
Additional thirty-eight ton guns are alsc
shipping for the Mediterranean in Lon
don docks.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-12
OREGON'S SENATOR'S.

A DEMOCRAT POSSIBLY TO SUCCEED MIR
MITCHELL.
WAsHNGToN, April 11.-Senator Gro
Yer has published card in an evening
paper III which he says that the publishe
statements concerning the Oregon Legis
lature are incorrect. The Legislature
according to Mr.. Grover, is composed OF
ninety members, of which fifty Were
elected as Democrats, thirty-five as Re
publicans and five as Independents. L
this statement is correct, it would seem tc
indicate that "A Democrat will be chose1
as Senator Mitchells successor.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-12

The New York Herald very seIsibly
concludes that the bloody-shirt question,
on which the radical republicans are
striving to resuscitate their party, is a
spent horse which was ridden success
fully for the last time in the presidential
race of 1876.
Speaker Randall is going to Paris as
soon rs Congress adjourns
The daily gazette., 1878-04-12
Railroad Telegraph Lines.

A BILL GIVING AUTHORITY TO ALL ROADS
TO PUT UP LINHs.
WASHINGTON, April IL. - Senator
Jones, OF Florida, has prepared a bill
giving authority to every railroad COM
pany in the country to construct and op-
crate telegraph lines along its road, to
make connection with the lines of other
roads, and to transmit kilograms for the
public, upon such terms as the roads may
deem best. This is intended as a pro-
vision against oppressive tolls like those
which have been enforced by telegraph
monopolies in the past.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-12
Capital and Labor in England

LONDON, April ia meeting of the
manufacturers of Blackburn, Preston and
Burnley is to be held at Manchester TO-
morrow, to consider the threatened re-
sistence to the ten per cent reduction in
wages OF operatives. There seems to be
great danger of a gigantic strike and
lock out throughout Lancashire
The daily gazette., 1878-04-12
London Partially Flooded

LONDON, April 11.-In consequence
of the bursting of a sewer considerable
section Of South London is flooded to the
depth of two or three feet. Much dam
age has been done on the Buxton,
Lougborough, Remington, Clapham
and Camberwell.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-12
Port News

The schooner Harriet S. Brooks OF
Philadelphia arrived this morning, at
the whatves of J. b. ConrSw' ~ Son
with 1886 tons Of ice from Bath Maine.
She will commence discharging to-
morrow.
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Qnflaa.. Sc uihisu itm unmOaltta.
was @nna srsdtlt uno tc6 bate tie lslbls
% beridtet. 60 par allo wabr. @nna
Bate t,os Trisebsrss Bitten unc gOr'
Rellunsen, sstban mas ile gu lersm sSpe'
/. nidt bate tbun frasn! sSar ier pr,
nod Der Sprt, nod esm IT ltrsbt.' nad'
tenn ct rang, ben sr eriebntss gfsin Oas
mar eas Mdeten nidt, ni6t nas Sr.ol.
tos .r sefunteu su taben slaubte Der
@tol, Gri.ttsrss bsumte il& aui. Nnna
erldbisn 5risbtsrs ieet ntebrte. l&rpe@,
tlein, uufatis sinen @ann in isinsm pollen
Wertbe ,u s,fsnxsn. Sablih mar 'sr
Snneres sewpresn fur 5risbbsra. pier
mar niGt mstr lein plab. Nal& mupfe
ein gntl&Iub ssfabt merren in iOld' un'
mureis.r Sage. Gs mar pcrtst uno oor'
uter init Mlem. Qisbe fur Mnna su !up'
len, mar sr niht mtbr febis; sr smpfano
loaor BE frouenbs Sanb bss Salles. Die
il@ nod leinem 5srssn fredts unS tbre
ltburfsn @pisen in pasielte idlus.
(gsrtfssuns fslst.)
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MaerIei.

= Gine beuti9e @emilefrau purbe
porsaifern Morsen, ais iie Suus Marft
fubr, auf bem g8ese 3tpiiden bem 6luB
unb Der NrienalltraBe BON einem Tren1ben
angebalten, Der gu ibr in ben Masem iprans
unb lie unter Drcbunsen Stpans, ibr @elb
absulie5ern. 9eadoent ber Wtann feline
8eute semadt, tpollte bic Trau ipieoer
umfebren, aber Der @auner beiabl ibr,
nad benz Marft gu fubren unb ais ct iab,
baB lie ieinem Beieble nadfam, peridpanb
Ct eiliait in entsesenseiester &iatuns,
= Wir ner,peiIen bic freunoli4en SeIe.
rinnen auf bic neue an anperer Stelle pu=
blisirte sln;eise bes Serrm u. u. 8clff;
bic ansefdbrte Yreislilte piro fit lie ,nte=
reiIanter 9eieitoif ieiu, oenn fe meroen fin
ben, baB OaidtS 10 tbeuer 1T, baB man eS
mi4t fauien fSnnte.
-:Die Maurerarbeiten an benz Yump=
Aaule per @aiiermerte linp Iertisseltellt.
= Som @oubernmentbeppt loQ cine
SsSbrenlettung mad benz Natirnalfir6bof
selest perben, um Walisr fit einen
Sprinsbrunnen eortbtn 81 brinsen. Der
Druid parpe pcn benz Waiierbebdlter inn
Iburul aus, erfclsen,
= Das Militdr Sauptquartier. unb
bas Auartiermeilterb itnb ieet aud in
telepbonii4e yerbiuouns sebradt nor
ben.
- Der Staub Ia bsa Strabsn unb BE-.
fonpsrs ouf ben pla,u's mar beute uner.
trdslih
: Die ueue Bride iber Nlamo. Dith,
ssssnibtt pom paiiasier. Depot wurpe &C.
fern Nrtiassasai.
- Nuf -per anesrsa Seite ees Gun
pebro wurpen lsbte Nadt mesrere Nepol.
psrlhuiT. atsslsuert, aber anssbltd 9le.
manp ptrwunpet.
- Das betr. Gtaptratbs .Romite en-.
pFsblt, Die Ngeuss s psrlauEs niat su
ssrtanssrn, pa Mnwpbner lid meisern, Der
Staet ensn She'll ibres Gissntbums ,u
liberalsn Vrelen ab,ulahsn.
-Sofb Billings, Der tesannte
ameritanide 5umorif, III auf isiner
NunDrsiis burh unieren Staat bier anse.
tommsn uno wirp morssn atsnp In
6rilh's 5aue untsr rem Nulpi,ien Ter It.,
tsrariiden @.lsli&aTt cine Sorls(uns Sal-
t.n. Mu E& tiamal Ftas smaFrea MIL,
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Gin @cridlag fiirbas reiienbs E
Vubltfun,.

y
8eiienbe Musmanbcrer unb Seeleuts inbsn
baG DpnetterS Na9enbttterc
Elm Mtoicinildcs S1usmttel gssen unseiunos
GinfliifTe, basjsuise III, auf weGeS ie lIsh YER
laNen fDunen, ba es rtn Birfunssn SOrbeust,
bic elm unsclunbes 8lia,a, uarsne 9uft, un-
sewobnte peer anpere Der 0elunbbeit ,nsiiuitiac
3ulfanbe anbsrnfaus bsrSOrbringen ipirben.
auf Ianssn See-optr ganoreiien in dquatoria-
len grsifsnsraosn 1T es belonbers nayli9 sls
eim gsrbiitunaSmittel sesen 5ieberleiben, unO
Wagen. 2eber> uno ltnterleibsfrnafbeitsn
wel9s bic in ben osmdBisten 3oneN @ctprsnen,
wenn fe tit ienen @esenpen ii6 aufbalten uber
rsiisn. leibt befallen, unb es 1T Elm ausgsseid>
netcs S6usmittel sescn ben ginflub iarfsr
Ralts, plGBli@sr Semperaturwe@lel, Yluslfel-
lung in feuthm @etter pper iibersrose @r-
miipuns. Gs serbiiiet nidt nur @edlelfeber
uno anbere Nranfbsiten malarilher Mrt ,iOn-
oern rpttet ie aus, cine Ibatiade bic felt
Sabren in Nprb,uab Sueamsrifa, MerifO,
@slfinbien, Mufralien unb anreren 0dnpern
ais fefNebenb- befannt 1T
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mist bat.
Muslanb.
Nus Berlin wirb tslesrapbir irt: 70 Der
lautet aus plaubpnrpiser Susae, paB
Surf 8ismard aus Dem @eisssntwurf
iiber bic Neprsanilati Der @esteruns
cine Gabtnstsfrase MAIDEN wirb. .
- Serr Sr1maan bat ben Soften bes
Tinan,mintlters abaelebat unb es belbt
6err Scbreht, Der Sberbiirsernetlter BON
Berlin, babe penie!ben ansencmmen. SIN
Mbaeoroneten. 9auie nakm beute bic Oe
bate iiber bic ersdnsenoen Icranlhldse,
welde fir bic crsaniiden Yeranoerunsen
i'm Winilterium erforoerlid itno, ibren
Nnfans. Bismard uuterltiistc bic Wab-
resel nadtriidlid uno ertidrte, 'penn nid7t
cine anbere @ilenbabnuer,raituus ein9e.
fibrt werbe. tonne ct nidt i'm Gmte blels
bea. Die Debate wuroe hieraui bis
Wtittmod rerta9t.
- Der iiinsit uerltcrtene @ebeime
aommer,ienrutb ysusliid in Berlin bat,
mie bic rYolt" beridtet, burd leetmiaise
Beltimmuusen bic fdmmtlihen Comp.
tcir. .Beomten, Nrbeiter unD Mrbeiterinuen
ieines @elhdftsS reid teoaht. Der al
tefte unb erIte Yudbalter 1T im Eeltament
nit 80 900, Der barauf fclsenoe nit 20,.
600, uuo bic iinseren @ousmis nit min
peItens ie 5000 Eblr. beoadt moroen.
Der dltelte Nrbeiter in ber Nieoerlase er
belt etenfaaS 5000, bic iamserem ie 1000
Iblr. yon ben Nrteiterinnen empfinsen
lelbit bic leit tiir3eiter 3eit beiAiftisten
Elm @eident BON je 100 Warf.
= Gin @eesefedt auf cem @enfer See.
gcr einisen Ia9cn bat bel Yipis auf cffe.
ner See smilden pier @snoarmen oieier
@tatt uho iapcparoiiden Siidern elm
Rampf 1attsefunoen, Der leiAt Elm tragi.
ides Gnoe bdtte nebmcn fSnnen. Sdon
ieit ldnserer 3ett beflaste man lih iiber
iSi(dbieberei, melde Don ben lettern am
waactldnper Seeuf fer perilbt weroe. I'M
Die Diebe einmal auf Der Tbat 3u ertappen,
batten ad an ierem Gage pier tewaifuete
@cnoarmen in elmer Barte auf Die 9auer
selest. Nad turser 3sit wurce ron ibnen
in Der Ndbe bon Silleneupe aud wirflld
cine auf benz Tiihfans tefinolide lacOpar
biIhe 6lctile bemertt unb auserufeu; Der
Nufcroeruns, ibnen nad benz naditen
Soften gu folsen, wuroe iebch fein @ebor
aeaeben. Wtebrere Sdifie ersriffen rie
S5ludt unb in einem Derielten, in peldes
bic maaplinber @enoarmen ein9ebrunsen
waren, entlpann fh elm beftiger &f
nit ben SnlaNen, is.enofid Die Drobuns,
pon ben @dieBwaHen @ebrauh 3u MAIDEN,
ben Yertretern ces @eletes @ebcriam per
ihaffte. Die Seeihladt mar sswcnnen;
Itol, auf ben Sies tebrten bic @enparmen
nit ben seenterten Barten unb ibren De-
fanssnen in ben 9afeu bon Siuis auriid.
- Sine intereiiante @ntbeduns wirb
aus Drnauelbineen berihtet. @ele9eut<
lid Der eultipirunS bes aunanebcfer
NieeeS murbe bon ben oortisen Sbericr.
lter &. bas Sfelett zines WooSbirldes =
Cervus Elaphus muscosus Desor) auf
sefupeen. Dqsleibe 1T gut erbalteu, bic
@tansen BON unseseurer Auseehnnns,
nad Sdseriprade minOeiteus 40 @npeu.
Sahpertinoise icaeu bieies Gsen.plar
fir bas ein3is pollltdnoiSe ertldreu, Gas
bic iebt bstannt 1T. Daiielte wirD in bic
firtlihen SammlunSen uufSencmmen.
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Ea9ess u emi9fei t H.
Sn Ia n b.

Sn LAMP.
= gtrilfianep. 8prftbsr ets Suti3>
Romites BAT bic BanterottbiQ an ben Se.
nat ,urudb.rihtst nit Dem Bemsrten,
bas bas 8cmite fn iber @msabiruns
berlelten nint einiasn tonnte; bas Somtts
.msf,blt iebo@ ben Dioerruf Der Atte.
- Die Eariftia entbalt fOIssnos neue
Beliimmunsen: Dcne wirb niht mebr
eloiff,irt unb NIT einem 3ou BON 35
pgt. pom Dertbe SELECT; Wru1abritats
aatlen SO p@t. penn Wertb.
- SefretGr Shur3 IL purd lletsran'
Hrensuas irant 9ewurpen.
= Die Dtmotraten i'm Sonsree babsn
belAloNtn, bic Nebe 6ows's nidt gu be-
antwcrten.
= Geo. 81. @symann. Better tsr
Dampf. yump. Nsrfe in Columbus. Otio,
wurbe spn ieinsm Batter eri@oi1tn, Der I'db
w.niae Minutsn ipdtsr isltit sntlsibts.
@eidaftsiorssn lolsn Beranladuns CUR
Shat eetpeitn isin.
- @n Der ganalarobe, Stem yorf,
brad am 26. Jsuer aus, pas @isentbum
i'm 0ertbe pon elmer baItsn Mtllicn wr'
liSrte unb cine Teusrsbrunif in Ybilapel'
pbia rihtete sinsn Shaeen .p9n etpa
$500 900 an.
= 1iip.ns Sad wessn riidfanbissr
@teuern 1T elmer Sury iiberseten rorbsa.
- Gin neuer Grportartitsl. Gin Gan
Graneisep 6aus ssbt mit bem Dlane um,
in Iresno County etn aussecetntes Gta
tli1smert gum Ginmaden uno grportirtn
pom EaninMsnGeif& flr ben pllihen unb
europailhen Nartt auf,uasaen. Die un'
ter bem Namen Sadab. 8abtit" tetann-
ten Stiere fnb in iener 0eseno in immsn
fen MoHsn 3u bat.n unp bilosn f6on isbt
einen bebeutsnbtn Grportartitet fur ben
Gan 6ranciseo Martt. Da ibr 6lsilh
DEFENDERS In gnslanb fir cine srpSs Deli.
fate0, sebaltsn wirr, 10 wiro bas @sldaIt
alltm Mnf&sin mad Elk ihwunaYcllse unb
lctuenbes werteu. unb meiRen bic unter'
nsbmer iatrlid cine Mi0iop 3annen ppm
ie 2 pfumb usrlhiFen su lSnntn. Ginsn
auten Netenperbienf wirbe Der Ntfab Der
seoatme. vaa'. NV W. QUIZ svD..''"'
Vs eal I~ oeI.l1s S."ano os sat a.u.'"as
me fnts scn'sae''e du' s"''a"S W"
oUl .ooo Na"'"~e" e'oo'"'
Run atsr wirb's pirtlln aas!
f&rttbt per ,,Glspslanb Mn.eistr" Dte
aelammte eueliihe Yrei1e glepelanes aslt
Rh auf Geite tes sefunbsn wtsnidsnpsr'
fanbss in ber Sonntassfrase. @slbF csr
,9eaSer", Der BOD font ale tsnsn elsnsn,
ten btlcncers 3uesfedn ealt' we'~! 0."
iretnntgen psu'l~sn ~nlWduu"9en s'.".
o'e puritanilne 5nansslaae anSs.u.n
mohtsn. itltt Der "ssaosr oe1enn' peu's
Morasn tnanesm sr RIO lse1 sel@@'ss.w
Ia fctSsnoen scorlsn UdrOf; .oelusn~
Der 8safnwartiSsn eeatfosssle uoer oonn'
fassnntsssastunssn g iaan m man nan nut 'uen
eits srtIdrsn: W " PIES s'ne 0ra9e oss
Wsfs's. Wenn ias Opsrneans S0nn.
tass est@lchen wsre, 70 mas O"s semaB
zines Wsleets 4slnsoen, melUee, TenM %
IN Hratt ssisbt rsresn ioute. lsoen o'1a'
bsnbaen~aSsn IN slsSeionO am Sc"nIas
pom tacren aeealtsn, pas Veea'l lsoss
OstRlt6tn, ws!6sr am Sennlas ptee'g'
ensr eottsSotinitIs@s DdnDlunsen eeu'
tuert. une 1sess Ds5eoltfn N'rnsH"e'e
sfrturasn unD lsDs 5eIaH9 pom ~1'we'n'"
am Wcnta9 waoFSsn oste.n0efn mu'o'.
Wenn nnlsre Vufse au' p".sn NeIo1msa
tsttshsn wcuen. 70 tonnsn se eae S.maB
ess Wsltbts toun unp 0as 4eea'sf 'p'N'
L. - r. AAsa }ah al
gen. Wir lprsa,a leeI n'0. 'i.,',a ua.us'.. "a !.
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Der tsiude bic Gurle funs, bsnn Serr Bill
lines ipridt nidt nur bSAit intersilant
unb nit grocer gerpe, fcnpern ct rpetb
aud ieinen @ortfas 70 aus3uidmiidsn,
bab er lslba bei LANCER Dauer ntdt ernli
bet, ienoern ben 3ubSrer uon Nufaas bio
gu gnpe fsilelt. @iutrittstarten gu so Gts.
(inb In allsn Budbanclunsen unp Abfnes
an Der &alle au baben.
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rien als 3eusen pernommsn iptrren, oo
Der prdFotnt pas betrefenoe Gslsb sensb'
mist bat.
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Wsrnbc1sfobn eemti6ter Gbur.

WfenDclSfobn 9emtt@ter Sbpr.
um ben Mitslieoern oes Wenoels1obn
ssmiltten @bures bic @elessnteit gu &C.
ben, bic gorteiung bes beriibmtsn Sumo
riaen Solb Billinss gu bSren. ,piro Die fur
Mo rssn abens, Donnerfas ben 20.
Mar3 ansefeste @eiansibuns ausfallsn.
Dies alien Mitsliepern bes 8sreins CUR
Nahriht. Der prG itoent.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-06
PRESIDENT
Fire Com miss5OuerS

A regular meeting of the Board of Fire
Commissioners was held yesterday, Presi-
dent Thompson in the chair, and Messrs.
Smith, Sargent and Dunn present.
The following changes were made in the
Department:
John F. Moran was appointed pipeman
of Company No. 3, in the place of John R.
Stewart, transferred as Captain to No. II;
Captain D. Gallagher was transferred from
No. II to No. 6, in the same capacity, in
place of H. F. Newman, discharged; Jo-
seph S. Shillito, running member of Hook
and Ladder Company No. 2, discharged for
cause.
The committee appointed to inquire into
the cause of the death of horse Of Compa-
ny 10, reported that the death had occurred
by an accident, and that nobody was to
blame for it.
The following amendment to the rules
was offered;
"Resolved, That Rule 5, page s. be
amended by adding the following: And
that they must and are required to remain
at their respective headquarters, unless
business connected with the Department
shall call them elsewhere, and that they be
required to visit the several houses and com
panies in their respective districts, at leas
once in each week."
Adopted,
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Flashes.

jamestown, Indisna, had $1,000 fire.
Hon. Frank Welsh, M. G. from Nebraska,
died of apoplexy.
> s. c. Robinson was killed at Paris, KY,
by horse falling on him.
J. G. Mares safe was blown open by bur.
glars at Middletown, Ind, and 5000 taken
out.
James Powers, aged sixty, tried to jump
from train at Urbana, Ohio, and lost an
arm,
Hiram Collins was probably fatally shot
by young man named Porter, near Ada,
Ohio.
Mrs. Daugherty has been acquitted at
London, o., of the murder Of Samuel Arm
strong.
J. H. Adams and Cornelius Finley were
murdered by Mexican bandits at Davidson's
Canon, Arizona
Chris. Breitenbach, the boy who mur-
dered his grandfather at Greensburg, Mich,
has been captured.
Carey w. Miller, cashier at the Bates
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Jay Gould,s Colossal Fortune.

The papers have great deal to say about Jay
Gould and his stock operations, but none of them
have ever revealed the inner history of the manner
in which he accumulated mis- colossal fortune.
Messrs. LAWRENCE & CO., Bankers and Brokers,
81 Exchange Place, New York City, have Just pub
lished the secret Of the whole matter and the new
way for dealing successfully in Stocks, by pooling
or combining thousands of orders from City or
Country and operating them as one immense in
dividual accOunt-thuS securing all the adVanta-
geS of the largest capital and most experienced
skill. MesSrs Lawrence q Co.'S circular gives
two unerring rules for success " in stock opera
tiOns, and many of their patrons have recently
made large profits on small capital. One customer
made 5000 in 80 days from $40, another $500 from
49, another $3.50 from 1925, another 81 200 from
$3.50. r. S. Webb of Philadelphia, Pa, writes un-
der date of August 10th, 1873: 'Messrs. LAW
RENEE & CO., yours containing remittance for
81, ,113 25, as profits my 200 shares is received
Accept my thanks, as am very well satisfied. AS
you request you may use this letter. | would
recommend every one who feels disposed to specu-
late to send for your circular" The Working
Church for August says: We are not accustomed
TO commend one plan above another but if people
channels through which they can do so most safely
and successfully. The combination system is the
only principle in which great success has ever
been achieved in Wall street" An article in
Frank Leslie'S Illustrated Newspaper, August 24th
says " Nothing succeeds like success and the
tide of speculation all seems to set towards Law
renee & Co. S system"
| WANTED All kinds of Railroad and State
Bonds whether interest paying or deauted) Gov
ernment and Local securities at highest market
prices. New Government Loan supplied on most
favorable terms. LAWRENCE q CO., Bankers and
Brokers, 81 Exchange Place, New York City,
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