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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-10
Austria.

vienna, May 9. Bills providing for tee 500
900 900 horlns extraordinary credit were intro
duced in the Austrian Reichsrath and Hungarian
district to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-10
COLLINS, voLrAIc pIAsrrss

Cure when all other remedies fail. Copies OF letters
detailing some astonishing cures when all other RENE
dies had been tried without success. will be mailed
free, so that correspondence be had II desired
For the of Lame Back and weaknesses peculiar to
females, COLLINS VoLTAIC PLAsrKRs are Superior to
all other external remedies
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-10
FORTY-FIFTH CONGRESS-.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, May 8.

W AShlNtlpN, May .
SENATE.
Mr.. Davis called up the Senate bill to provide
for the distribution of the Mexican award
Discussion ensued in regard to alleged fraudu-
lent claims of Benz. Neal and the Louisiana MIN
ing company.
Mr.. Edmunds chairman of Judiciary commit
tee, SAID there were some things in regard to the
claims which the senate should know. He moved
the doors be closed.
Agreed to.
The secret session continued till o'clock dur
ing which tie Mexican award bill WAS discussed,
amended and passed.
The doors were rc-opened.
Seuare resumed considt ration Of the Indian APP
preparation bill.
After long discussion and the passage of seve-
raj amendments, mostly unlmportant, the bill was
passed.
The Senate then went into executive session,
and soon after tue doors were re opeBed the Sen.
ate adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-10
Dirn.

In 'ardir er, April "a Elish Libby. aged 50 years.
Snd m uths.
In Piustnn. MAY 1, Hattie A. wife of A. f. Wins
low, aged u years.
/. Farming dale, May 6, Mrs. Clara A. Barnard,
4. ed ii years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-10
Boston stock List.


Sales at the brokers' Board.
Boston, May 9, 1878.
Eastern Railroad, sass
Boston \ Maine Kairuah, lO3-al03
Portland, Sacu Portsmouth, ia
Boston X NJ tine Ra road Is ll2lsall2ts
Eastern Railroad new, 63-ai39.
Maize state is, ll2-a0UU-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-10
Marrten.

In this city May 5, by Father Murphy, Moses
W edge OF Dover, to Miss Sarah A. Wedge of An.
gusta.
In Gard ter, April p, MIR. VIM. n. II nderson to
Miss Iourina e. Blinn, both OF Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-10

The Grand II. A. Chapter, at the meeting in
Portland. grated cher'er to Cushnoc Chapter
of This city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-10

The members of the Connor Cadets are ordered
to sppear at their srmory 10 full uniform. this FIR
day evening at 80 o'clock, and to morrow at
80 o'clock, to participate in a target shoot \
full attendance is desired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-10

Over 100 acres of land has been secured in the
vicinity Of Fairfield on which TO plant sugar
beets the present month. and over one ton of seed
has been received by lien & Totmsn Of this viii
lage. Hon. VIM. Connor of Fairfield, on three.
fourths of an acre of ground raised last year
twelve tons of sugar beets, and this too without
previous preparation of the soil. From "a to y
tons is the average raised by the farmers in this
State of the common beet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-06
THE WAR IN THE EAST.
Sofa Taken by the Russinns-Frcsh Troops
for the QuadriiatcrnL

BUCHAREST, Jan. 5-Thc Russians have
taken Sofia Details are wanting Troops are
constantly passing through Gaatz. This lattcr
signifies serious operations against the quadri
lateral. The ice in the Danube at Galatz will
probably be- strong enough in two days to per-
nit the crossing of troops. The Russians in
tend to occupy Sulina.
CoNsTASTISoPLE. Jan. 5-Mahmoui Damnd
who has hitherto exercised paramount inhu-
cncc Mt the Palace. has been relieved Of the
functions Of Grand Master Of Artillery. Various
small Servlan and insurgcnt rcvcrscs are an
nounccd
LONDON. Jan "a despatch from Constants
jects mediation Turkey will await the meeting
Of the British Parliament before making direct
overtures to Russia.
The reports Of n disagreement in the Cabinet
have caused n decided sensation in London,
and is the subject of general discussion II is
said that Lord BcacOnslleld insists upon his
own retirement or the resignation of the Earl
Of Carnarvon. He is said to be- also in favor Of
resisting. even To- the extremity OF war. the de-
termination of Russia 10 settle alone
with Turkey for peace Tho subject il
bong agitaicd Of calling public meetings
to approve the stand taken by Lord
Bcaconsfcld and for free expression Of
sentiment on tho Eastern question. Many
prominent mon advocate calling meetings for
that purpose. There IL talk in some quarters
of a dissolution Of Parliament In consequence
this is nothing moro than conjecture. Tho
anti-var agitation throughout the country Is on
the increase. but seems confined pretty closely
within party lines.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-06
JOSEPH HEII'S DEATH.
No Trace Of Liquor Found Ills skull Fr~e-
tured 60 the Rasc.

The remains Of Joseph He'll, the victim OF
police red tape. lay yesterday In the sitting
room OF his home. at 81 Eldridge street
Friends who crowded around his coffin agreed
in their estimate Of him that he was a sober.
Industrious young man. What we most de-
sire" said Thomas W. Newton. gas engineer Il
tho Bowory Theatre for thirty five years. IS to
clear Josephs memory from the stain OF In
toxication that the brutal policemen. who
should be responsible for his death. hnvo put
upon II. When asked Sergeant Chrystie what
reasons he had for concluding that Joseph was
drunk. he answered. smclt his breath. ls
that sufficient ground 2 asked. For mo 1t is.
W" buteher. whose store Ia at Grand and For
syth street was in the cell next 10 that In which
the doorkceper put Joseph. This man. when
he read the account Of Joscph's death in The
wns treated shamefully. Tho doormnn showed
him into the cell next to mine, and changed the
door behind him. He'll begged the doorman TO
let him 10 home, saying that he was very sick.
The doorman did not pay any attention to what
he said. hut hurried away. He'll. Judged from
the sounds that roachcd my ear, clung for few
moments to tho iron door. Then he sank upon
the pallet in his cell. ana groancl. l ncvcr
heard anything 80 henrtrCnding as his groans;
At last could no, stand them any longer. aud
callod tu the doormnn ~ he passed. my cell.
lio camc7o th" door and | said Do9rman,
TINT poor man in the next cell il dying.
l-haw.' said the doorman. he II dead drunk
that's the way hos dying But soon aiicI
that lleils eroans alarmed him. for he dragged
He'll out into the corridor ana laid him upon
IN" iag~. Then the dOorman seemed To busy
himself about He'll shortly inter- he was
dragged. into the corridor. Hale's groana
Coroner Ennacr and Deputy Coroner Gold.
schni & then entered the room. The l0uermadc
q pu~t-uiortcn examination. II showed that
llcil was AN absolutely healthy young man. and
tnat lis death resulted from q fracture ,2f u
trarr of liquor WIS found. Coroner Elinger
said: " Then there Is no truth IN the charg'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-06
TIE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
The Death OF "a Distinguished Italian General
and Statesman.

FLORENCE. Jan. 5-Gcn. Alfonso Fcrraro Ia
Narmora the rknown Italian General and esman.
who ha, been 30 tor some time j. dead Gen la Mar.
wa' bora Sov. II l>ot AMI entered the military
academy ol fuiA in i>ld In ISIS lac t1oS par, IN
ranians the Italian army during the war against Aus
tina a in restoring orer after the defeat Navarro
in 1912 In the GRIM sn campaign he commanded tie
Sandman forces lie became at the close of the tile
most trusted of Victor fmmanucl- soldiers on'ciarn5
several times Minister of War Marine. lie was
twice cllN a. the cabinet iie nrs after the with.
drHWAi tnNnur AM a-iu ia l'ilt,i lie also served
-''8 thr alliance OF iaiN with Prussia was erected by
liu lis dt'Dat N tN.fHtfd. aitfihfci 10y military
critic, 90 his mi,uHnt-cneui tHusi tie icurem'u ut
from wll. ho emerge, 500 4ii 90 go o PAR, Minister
IN l-Tl7l Doc was tnNcrUug W kHur The publication uf
his memors. % whcA hr made tl" assertion that Bs
iuarck once dt' laic. himself WILING g. cedc Iurt uf
fran.rhenau 1cfmauN % France tu order To- SECURE Ni.
pOcons aid duuu- the AUSTRIAN trcatDd much com.
mcnt and cal"l forth yrhrmcu Ieual ruAi ihc Gci.
d ll.ll. A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-06
FORGETTING THEIR BITTLEs.
why Mr.. Dengei Of Niiiiam.buruh Diseon-
tInMed his suit for Dixorce.

The divorce suit which Joseph Dengcl,
Williamsburgh undertaken. instituted In the
Kings County supreme Court against his wife
Theresa. has been amicahy settled. and the
couplo have returned TO live with each other.
Dengel was a Widower with four children when
he married his present wife on Thanksgiving
Day ln 1876. In the complaint for a limited di-
YJrcr, which h. signed eleven nipnfls after
ward. he alleged that mis- wife had treated him
in u cruel ana inhuman manner. Among other
acts be ayerred that she had beaten him with
her clenched fists. and had thrown crockcry at
him: that She had pointed butchers knife AZ
his breast threatening to Kill him that she had
pulled out his whiskcrs. and otherwise abused
him, and had made II entirely unsafe for him
10 live with her.
The answer 10 this complaint alleged many
serious offences against the husband. many Of
them crimes.
on Thursday las, the couple met In Broad.
way Willansburgh and as Mrs Denge passed
her husband she looked sad aud rcpcntant and
be could not resist the temptation 10 speak her
name In soft tone She Stopped, and ne in
yit'd her into restaurant near 10y tO tux OVER
their troubles. They made peace with each
other. agreed to return 10 the same home and
try 10 avoid scandal They at once went tp their
Respective lawyers 10 have the divorce suit dis
continued, and yesterday an order to that effect
Wfs plft red.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-06
TIE Nn,r BoaRD or .tADnRMAM
Col. WIN. ". Roberts TO he Elected President
by the Tnmmnny Democrats.

The Common Council who have made the
citys laws since the lst ~ January 1877, will
70 out Of Office Tomorrow at noon, and the now
Board of Aldermen will begin work. The new
board is composed OF Patrick Keenan,. Samuel
a. LOWS, William Il. Roberts. Louis c. Wach-
ncr. Thomas Shells. james J. Slcvin, William
Bennett George Hail. John W. Gunzor, William
Sau'r. Robert Foster and Thomas Carroll Tam
many D.moerai-l Joseph &. rlnrkn.y William
II GD,uey. John j. Morris. ohm ". larolus
lrruuand " Elrhurdt Il ruard b gliu. J. wis J.
lAuup- aud Henry &. l.rlcy tRepuhlieansl
BRYAN R'iy flulnp.nioni y moernu. AMI Ter
cnH' kinrnan Anti-IumnHuv u mo rat.
A. the .lammnny u bHmo rats arr mag rlty of
tlo board. they vii lYutlul l- urG4uIIiI 20.
They have dr'idoi Z, clrt Col. william e.
Il licri- President. and torIect Fran 'l- }. Iu'-
mny tierk AMI Jam.- Walsh S'r.eaui-at- riI-.
The Republicans r..NlNNd iu "a rtu. "a. hHlli s. So
torlny o. Notc for William O alu"y for Presl-
dent, Solpn II. Smth for Cl"rk and Iu-iave
S,Huc l"r flr sergeant lat Arms. Ad.rman
kIrrnAn Will probably vote Tor himself for
Pr -ideri. he l.in.. the only Ant-Ianmany
meffl..r uf tho hoari
N.srr Els w.l s,nl his annual me-sa.,c to
the Alitri'ou to-wOrruw H. -aNs that lc may
renemindt" on that day successor To- the late
Excise ,ummis- .lncr. owen Murphy. hUt it is
MT likely tuai hc viii name Police Comm -,i iOn-
cr Lghardrs successor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-06
cnIEr cAERK oaLrIx's DIsursstA.
The Charges that "a Commission Have Been
SiN Months Inv NesIIRntIng.

WAsHISGroN. Jan. 5.-Morc than six
months ago Secretary Schurz appointed a rom-
mission TO investigate certain charges prefer
red by one John Il. Wolf against Mr.. Gapin.
the then Chief Clerk Of the Indian Bureau. This
commission has examined scores Of witnesses.
travelled thousands Of miles. and now submits
n voluminous report, the net result of which
is finding Gapin guilty Of harsh treatment
to subordinate clerk and supprcssing
for weeks charges against Indian contractors at
Pawnec Indian agency. The latter charge was
not madc by Wolf. Galpin himself afforded tho
commission tho opportunity to prefer this
charge anainsi him 1t appears that some time
IN May las, two or threo letters came 10 Gapin
containing charges of irregularities against
certain contractors supplying the Paw
nee agency At the time Gulpin was hard
pressed with work. The COMMISSIONS
or was absent anl he locked the let
ter up IN hi. dr7k along with some
private papcrs. He was shortly aitcrward sus-
pended by Sehurz and seems TO have forgotten
all about the letters in his desk. Before the in
vosti-atiun had Progressed far. he thought OF
the papers. md delivered thcm to the Commits
sioner Of Indian Affairs. This negligence
Schurz deems sufficient to warrant the dismiss
snl of Mr.. Gnlpin. who has borne good char
acter. aud is vouched for by men like Francis
4 Wulkpr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-06
TIE LOSS or THE ATtCfMI.
All OF the Oncers and Many OF the Crew and
Passengers Drowned.

LIMA. Dee. 12.-We have another ma
rinc disaster to report The lno steamer
Atacama. belonging to the Pacific Steam Navi-
cation Company went 10 pieces on the rock
known rs Quicbra Olas. n short distance south
Of Callerl. on the Chilinn coast on the night
of the 3Oth ultmo. The Captain. all Of the olIl-
GERS. and many Of the crew and passengers
were lost. In all 1t is estimated that l0i per-
sons wcro drowned; 30 saved.
The ship at the time was on her voyage from
Valparaiso to Callao. commanded by thor
oughly experienced man. Capt. Lambrth. well
known on the coast. and well ofllcercd. The
accident occurred at 3 o'clock Z. NJ, when the
majority OF tho passengers wcro below
and so instantaneous was the break
ing up OF the ship that no timo was
given to gain the dock The cargo lost
was not Of grent value, and the passengers.
mostly Chilians. Iourncying between the ports.
Ono very bad incident took place. Mr. Ken
ncdy. agent for the Pacific Steam Navigation
paralso on his wedding trip He managed TO
fasten life belt on his bride. and threw himself
with her I'm the water. But, before they could
eNtricatc themselves from the flonting debris,
n spar fell. striking the bride on the neck. and
causing instant DEATH Tho husband aitcrward
was washed up on the beach. The bodies Of
Capt l.ambirth and of the purscr were re- ov-
cred The company. rs IL known. insuros it
self. No explanation of "A satisfactory character
Is offered regarding the cause OF the disnstcr.
The rock was we'll known: darkness had Just
come on. ana nt su N IN carly hour when
every one was astir. 1t seems almost inromprc-
lpu-llls-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-06
SOLDTNG 4 MYSTERY.
The Eeappenrance OF Man who was said
10 Have Bcen knlcd In - Duci

On the morning of Jan l6. l,77 n hoatman
discovered ai the foot Of Eghty-nrst street. this
city. a coat q hat. some blood stains, and papers
belonging. a. IL appeared to Albert Joussct.
drug clerk who had been in the employ of DIR.
Paul krci2-ehmar. at Adclrhi and Fulton
~tr..t~. BROOKLYN This gave rise 10 n mystery
which the host detectives were puzzled in trying
e. unravo Their Investigation showed that
Joues.t WIS n talented young Frenchman. who.
although q competent drug clerk. was So much
Inclined to max" love t. maid servant employ
Ell l., Dr. kr'tg-shmar that he was dis mar rscd.
dlscov ry OF his clothing and the blood spots,
hut said nothing 70 indicate that he coni.m-
plated suicide The police learned that on Jan.
-. Jousset s"nt his vile s15. with letter saw
lne that he was about To iight duel. in which
he might be killed. No evidence could be OBJ
vicinity whsre the clothing was found. and IL
was concluded that what appeared t. bc blood
spots We're made hy some culuriug matter. II
was then decided that Jousset had adopted this
means Of covering up,a disnppearance,
on New Nrars Day Jousset called at the rcsi-
d'ure o' Dr. hreizsrhmar. and walked into the
par.or smiling H. wished Mrs. kr.t2s hmar
many happy returns u the day. On being
asked about hs strange .ouduH g. b." saii that a
duel hast !ul srd been tGIsl l. and that 10th par
tbs g. ii were wounded. He went to Ihiladel-
Ihia, he said aitnrward. and thought Of his dis
appearau .t as "a good joke. lie and lis wife
hHd moyrl 20 Jersey city, and ~ lac had 70 visit
i,rooklyn he determined 10 call on the doctor.
He made "a short stay.
Soon after Jous-ets DISAPPEARANCE. Louisa
Olsen, the maid s'rvnnt. whose love he had OBJ
tanned. became insane on Learning that he was
q married man. q fact that She was before in
ignorance of. She was confined ior two months
in tle llathush asylum and was discharged
n IA "a rtrfI we'd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-06
BELL's sPECILITION IN on.
A Clerk Arrested Under an Indictment for
Conspiracy to Defrnud.

Detective Hirsh Of Pottsvllle Pa, arrest
cd yesterday in South Amboy, y. j., Henry H.
Bell who is indicted for conspiracy TO defraud
Bel. who is a young man OF pleasing address.
was at work as clerk in the OIL 20 Of the New
York and South Amboy Transportation Com
pany and he was taken completely by surprise
In October John Bell. father Of the prisoner
and Frank Steiner, purchased LOT Of petrn-
leum valued nj about $4,000 from William FL
kins & 60. Of Philadelphia, who have a branch
establishment ia pottsNille. The oil WAS de.
iyered. but before paying for il John Bell and
his son Henry sold it. received the money 9ni
once. but lie son escaped. Both were indicted
in November, and young Bell was traced to
work under an ass umed name. rcqnisition
was procured from Gov. Bedle. and Chief Of
Police Nathan detailed Detective Coward to aid
Detective Hi IRISH. m
Young Bell is to be sent to Pottsville to-mor-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-06
THE BURNING COAL MINES.
Danger 10 the whole Panther Greek Valley
The Work OF an Incendiary.

PoTTsvLLR, Pa. Jan. 5.-The fire at No.
colliery Summit Hill. has been reached. The
mine was set on fire. A quantity Of cut wood.
saturated with oil. was still in the upper lift.
The fire is making headway, and tho whole
Panther Crock valley Will be endangered u ne
has been turned into the mine. Richard kear's
cottage. AT Mincrsville, was totally destroyed by
IRE this morning, ~ ,,,,
Coliirry No. T. near Summit Hill, is still burn
ing. As the cuul burns away the ground caves
in, causing grcnt danger 10 life AMI prop' n.y.
One u tho engine houses at the head ol me
slope cnyod in this afternoon, and six men were
overcome hy The sulphur aud smoke, anl were
carried homo lnsnnsihe. II is thought, now
ever, that they Will all reeoYer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-06
MIXING 4 TRiDE uITH CtMERON.
The Fraudulent Precedent bargaining for
that Senators support.

WAsHIN0rON, Jan. 5.-Ihc Traululcnt
President, Notwithstanding all his Professions
about civil service reform. is At this time on
gagged in very disrcputnh!o intrigue whrr by
he hopes for consideration to ohtainihc sup
port Of Don Cameron. II seems that Cameron
wants t. have Tuition. Cole tor II portof lLila-
delpha removed. and Bob Mackcy nominated
for the place Hayes IL anxious To- gain the sup
port Of Cameron and also To- nut one Of hi- friends
In Surveyor Goodrich's or Naval Oniccr IIes-
tands place The bargaining is now going on.
Cameron has indicated his Willingness 10 make
a trade. Hayes has invited Cameron 10 come 10
the White House and have long talk. II the
trade il made Ma keys name Viii be- sent in.
and il Cameron can grt n confirmation he -
expected 10 do the same Tor tho de iu'ip lrcsi-
dent when the names OF Roosevelt ami Prince
t.,tfut4 in utrulu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-06

SrEINGrIELD, Mass, Jan. 5,-Tho Thompson
willie Connl savings Bank has been found tobc unspund
ani the Bank Commissioner OF connecticut has loiuilcn
it 70 mako any mrhcr payments Of PRINCIPAL or interest
todcpu.ltlrs until the am amt tc Tia M shall h s,Ad
down according 10 the Snkusc ui the assets 90 the bank
The ,hliukugo Is chiChy due tu os,ys on stock 81 the
Ninih and Park National luuh, ui sow NN.k Iir Tt
urpr n the Saving, bank tnA- d'pnst's wtll luv uly
sA month. rest and nNV per cent u uiNr G' lnst,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-06
Fcninn Rejoicing and Riotiny.

IoSpoN Jan. "a despatch from London
derry say. there wa, great cla- Last i-t over the
r,ics- of the fean prisoner. Tlrrc 'rDit several ont
bgraA, .n tue streets. a.l IT, Londonderry church
dow. wcrc smashed Farther riuiuus dem laions
rI.u
kaii. lu-h Journals attribute So, rnmors probable
lCunn amnesty tu the Mlf now threatened between
Russia am E'lauA nui snN that owing o. u' thr,ii.
cnu- state u Har, England ma, SOUGHT s couees.
si.N> O. tI' Tie ls.f. lrlrffiu Thee luos
u"m of anur sN asSs WHO can l.lle s l'nn, these
CONCESSIONS az, sttutd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-06
pernua.a Annunm, of Mnlnn, Of nersnue.

WAsHINGToN Jan. ). Special Agent Madgc Of
the Treasury Department ha. nc report wil >ccrc.
iary sherman. charging violation ot the law care
l,-,noss, AMI meonp,tcnc, upon the origcrs "ho ara
appointed 20 inspect bonded goods tuf shipment FROM
NV York tumlaui port, u oirN. l!c iN0i the opinion
ihAi tho United ~iHtcs b. doAui,l Huuufh n' millions
ff ftVtuuo hN reason of thee ,rrr.sU.- Nftrrs
iiic lion frtnHnie Mool chairman uf f't Committee
nu NgN- Hnl Nctus, Will call Goa tc iriU.tNl.u Con.
..f .tf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-06
Attendant Kavenngh's Assault.

The Commissioners Of Charities and Cor
rccuon received Friday the following report from Dr
T. A. Macdonald superintend Of the Asylum Tor the
Insane on Wards Island
IN, Hon Thonas Brennan, Presii't
DrAR siK August Nois, Iaucnt and Aueninnt kav.
enAph both Transferred runi the homeopathic Hospital
had scunle last evening in which the patient WAS some
what injured The attendant who had been pass ap
n.ered have returned under the influence OF liquor
disappeared after the occurrence, and am informed tn
dan iiat he is in the Homeopathic Hospital and has a
hrnkcn rib | would resi- coly ask NOur board 10 IN
vest.ate the matter NeT5 respectfully,
'N" MArpONup
Secretary Philips sent the following To Or Macdonald
"ploA.o make inquiry 10 truth nj ALE gnon that
Attendant kaNtnngh under the influence of liquor,
ani report all facts Vi case 10 the board as cary IA
Thc report is to he made on Moniay
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-06
Preparing for the nroush.m Benen,.

Tho committee having in charge the
Brouehnm benefit tailed at It's meeting. Yesterday to
complete Programme but arranged oha,c entertain.
mcni. Oh the afternoon anteVcmns Thursday the 18TH
inst. each OF equal intcc,t hc following ,rc the star,
wno have netttt to ApUVur Nj Jefferson. VII SDhorn.
lrsicr Walsek. Don Bouci,,ult, thr Nodlc,ka. Edwin
Bluti, john owens. joint Raymond Hrutg' fhWce Il
Rowe. FRANK MAYO. cara Morris Iulu Mrtuloueh.
Charles fcrhvr 4 Brignoh, and Miss Abbott The com
uanie, oi n the ucAtr, Will unite ln the support uf
ihr,r artists The committee meet again Tomorrow al |
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-06

ALB,SY. Jan. 5.-The Governor has parioned
Michael Wu.isiciu. Sentenced May 25 ls7i, from Sew
York unity to sing sing Prison for five years Tor grand
larceny There are said to be great doubts to his
guilt
Tie Governor has cOmmutcd the punishment Of Daniel
Bean nui Ellison & Wills who we're sentenced March
T. 1871 from sew York county 20 sing Sing Tor two years
each Tor grand larceny lne s,hltnecs nave been COM
murd tu one year from March q, 1871, subject 10 the
legal deduction ul guoi conduct Inc District Attorney
think, thplr punishment la, been sufficient