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The daily gazette., 1878-09-10
General News.

President Hayes and party arrived at
hastings, Mimi, yesterday, and were
received. They reached
Red Wing, Minn., in the evening.
The signal observer at Sandy Hook,
Nd, reports a two-masted schooner,
lumber laden. a shore in a bad place off
Roman Shoals. Nj anne unoertained.
Mrs. Lucius Smith, aged 10. bride OF
two weeks died very sudde My at Johns
town, n. Y, Sunday evening, from an
overdose of oil of tansy, taken to pro-
dHce an abortion.
AT 3 A. NJ yesterday five masked men
entered the Great Westt rn railway sta
ton at Dundas, Ont, gagged the watch
man, blew open the safe, robbed it of
500 and escaped.
The city council of Harrisburg is con-
sidering proposition for the Pennsyl-
vania railroad to erect four new bride es
across the tracks of the company at
Market, Herr Second and Hanna streets,
In that city, in order to prevent acci-
dents, the citv to pay all damages for the
approaches, &c.
| During the storm that visited the lower
end of Lancaster county on Thursday
, the wife of John Hetheiington, residing
near Oak Hill, was killed by lightning.
She was sitting in the house surrounded
by several of her children at the time,
none of them were injured, alth hough
they were seriously stunned. The house
was badly shattered, but not burned
Mrs, Hetherington died instantly aftel
the flash.
The total liabilities of the Oxford Iron
Company, Of New jersey, whose suspect
sion is announced, will not exceed 81 i,
0o,O00, of which $50, 600 is due the Del
aware, Lackawanna and Western Rail
road Company which is fully covered b,
mt rsgages. The conn ary's loss will b,
very hight if any The company emplo,
700 hands, owns 600 acres of land, oper
ates 20 pudding furnaces, heating fur
naces, spike furnaces, / bolt furnace
and works 3 mines supplying 100 tons o
ore per day.
In Philadelphia last week an injuuc
ton was granted at the suit of Mis
Fanny Davenport restraining Wood
NJ um from producing under the It'll
of "The Loves of Ohvia,"a play whicl
Miss Daven port alleges is simply an a
teration of her play entitled go iva
AT the instance of defendants NJ is
Davenport was vest, lay required to Civ
security in $4,000 to indemnify the d,
PENDANTS against damage. The iniunctio
was continued until September II, whe
the case will be argued.
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A SUCCESSFUL ICE-MAKING MA
CHINE,

l.eatie & Levy are now successfully
manufacturing the ID. l.. Holden ice
making machines, and find ready pur-
chasers, especially in the South and
Southwest, for their product in this
direction. The machine and all its an.
pliance seem simple enough, and are
made IN sizes capable of producing
every twenty-four hours from one to
thirty tons of ice, divided into cakes
twelve inches thick, forty-two wide and
sixty long. Tbs ice, the inventor and
manufacturers claim, can be produced
here at seventy-two cents per ton. in.
Guiding interest ON cost Of machinery
Ledger.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-10
1laE HOME Il In SrirUTE,

win open its FALL TERM, Monday,
September 9th, with the usual number OF
capable and earnest teachers. This school
besides having the great advantage of
Instructors in ELocUTfoN. FRENC
MATHEMATICS and M UsIc. Object Les
sous and Object Drawing taught by a sys-
tenn used IN no other school In Whining
ton. SENIOR, MIDDLE, JUNIOR and
PRIMARY CLASSES. Each recitation
strictly and carefully marked. Monthly
reports sent to parents. Number of board
ing pupils limited. rhe only HOME day
and boarding school In the city. TERMS
MODERATE. For circulars, address
MRS. Il MISS HOUSTON.
Home Institute, 800 Delaware Avenue.
aug l-d&wtf Wilmington, Del
The daily gazette., 1878-09-10

Two men n,med kirkpatrick, of Farn,-
ingtop, and two named Calhoon anI
Regan, of Binghampton, all counterfait.
ers; have been arrested 5at Jamestown,
dollars and fifty cent pieces was fopnd =,
stump near Pennington. III
The daily gazette., 1878-09-10
A wILMINGToNIAN NOMINATED

Special Telegram to the GAZETTE. e.
PHILADELrHrA, Sept. 10, 1:4o p. m. :
To G. p. JOHNSON, EsQ-Dear Sir:-I
was nominated for:the Legislature on firt
ballot; carried nineteen of the twenty
four polling places of the district; carried
my home division against another candi-
date in the same by a two thirds vote.
JoHs AUSTIN PURCELL.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-10

Senator Eaton, of Connect cut, was in
terviewed recently by New York
Herald reporter in regard to the green.
back movement and It's strength In his
State. The Senator said he didn't be-
lieve the new party would poll more than
1000 votes IN Connecticut, and that the
democratic ticket would be elected. He
ers, and thought the public were too in
telligent Co be deceived by them. What
was essential now was not wild imitation,
but true money and foreign trade, and
there was already a promising revival of
business.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-10

d e M OV A L The undersigned begs
1O leave TO inform his numerous custo-
mers that he has removed from the s. W,
corner of Sixth and Market Sts., to the
shop under d. H. Kent Il Co.'S store On
Second near Shipley. Saloon fitted up in
good style. Hot and cold bath attached.
sep3- -eod-tf B. VALENr FINE.
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yellow Fever Contributions.

The following additional subscriptions
have been handed in to Mr.. r. II. Ew
banks, Treasurer of the Citizens Relief
Association, for the bene tit of the yellow
fever suffererS:-
The daily gazette., 1878-09-10

Here rs something worth calilns ln,s
that every one needs, = Far1lf1s y Fils III
and Livery stable keepers, ,s,daw = Csas
n Wagon Washer, a Window a M
Garden or Street SprinksiOsni'a sOn an, puf
Pnmp. a Stock Pump, or io1 Ia aDi 4
where water Is used. InfoTf1' f'ocs 4
stream 50 feet through H. hose o,,, of 1Gs 1ordst'
a Well less liable to get ou' anv y, v pua
less and last longer than s,,on my and d
use. simple In construsSHlioIIIn usHoII 1 1Cists3
taken out or put In wen, elsi,,ons-no
r,,st. no friction, no nails, tacss q, c,sosssha
Everything is solid. well l,p,shly pJh, yi d lid
those using them speak hlshi'
s cheap. durable and lasting; s,soc; 4
Force Pumps, Sl3.oO anu 1m ps, EM
PUMPS, sii 90, Family + pampse, y, lpeepsi, e. i
The we'll know restaurant NJ HaofLAl
No. so4 King street, WliatS WIristoS. 6
Msnufacturer and proplM,sT1di1
PROMPTLY attended 'o' -
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Grey MerimOs.

Messrs. Kennard & Co., have full as
sortment of grey merinos, now so fashion,
able for fall suits.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-10
EDUCAIION1L.
Brandywine Seminary.
INSTITUTE BUILDING,

INSTITUTE BUILDING,
STU g. Market streets, will open Monday,
Septemb ber 9th, 1873. A limited number of
Boarding Pupils will be taken at $500 per
annum. Circulars may be had of q. r.
Thorn as & Co., or by application to
W. s. MCNAIR, Principal.
HS-Tne Principal can be consulted daily
during office hours efter this date.
aug-d6w
The daily gazette., 1878-09-10
FOURTH EDITION
No Abatement Of the Yellow Fever

No Abatement Of the Yellow Fever
|
Terrible Condition Of Memphis
PATIENTS DYING UNATTENDED
IN THEIR HOUSES.
SIX HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN NEW CASE
AND EIGHTY-sEvEN DEATHS IN
NEW oRLEANs-sPANIA
AND ITALIANS FLEEINa
THE CITY-NAMEs OF .p.-.
CHE DEAD.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 0, 1873.
The number of new cases of yellow
fever reported in the last twenty-four
hours is as follows:
BY the Howard. .430
Board of HEALTH. IA
Young Mems Christian Association. %
Total. .e16
Against 81 yesterday, an increase of
40.
A large number of the Howard cases
are cases that have laid over for the past
week unreported. Out of fifty-four cases
among the employees of the New Orleans
gas works and their families only eleven
have died so far, among whom four were
children. 80 -.,..... ......
THE LARGEST MORTUARY REPORT IN
MEMPHIS SINCE THE FEVER APPEAR
ED-A HOSPITAL FOR NURsEs AND
PHYSICIANS.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 8.
To-day's mortuary report is the largest
of any day since the fever appeared, the
undertakers reporting liz interments, of
which "a were colored people Among
the number are Major j.. c. Throll,
Thomas Hood, a volunteer telegraph
operator, from Philadelphia; Rev. D. h.
Roseburg, of Bartlett circuit, Methodist
Episcopal Church; n. Gibson, Sister
Constance, superior Of the Sisters of st.
Mary, Episcopal, and Paul Cune and S.
=. Going, of Little Rock, who had been
nursing the sick. A son of ex-Mayor
William Parks died at the Howard Infir-
mary. Forty-ive new cases were report
ed by resident physicians.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-10
Mrs II Kan.

1850 75
The Treasurer will send to-day by ex-
press $4,000 to Holly Springs, Miss, In
response to telegram from that place
to DR.. Bush asking for aid.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-10
Peach Shipments.

The shipments of peaches yesterday
over the Delaware Il. R., were as follows
To jersey City.............. Tear loads
Previous shipments ........557 "
Total thus .564 4"
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NAPLEwooD INSTITUTE,
CONCo8DyuLLE, PA.

CONCUdDVILLE, PA.
Boys $50 per quarter Girls si5. Stu
dents prepared for business, Yale or Har
ward College. First-class Professors.
JOSEPH SHORTLIDGE. a. M,
jyle-w5m Principal.
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The above speaks for itself, bulnv
add that this is the pure juice Of The 4
neither d,Hgyea, hqnoni nor 'Cat1ri;
has been ripened and mellowed blig|
for medicinal or sacramento purpa|
unsurpassed. 1t can be obtained fra 4
II the leading Druggists thTough1|
United States. and at wholesale Md
undersigned. who will forward dsSi,
pamphlet, free of charge. on applicant
Respectfully, ETC.,
n. K. G. F. B. THURBER ~
West B,oadsoay. Readc and HAf1H \
NEw-YoRT,
The daily gazette., 1878-09-10
FEMALE COLLEGE,

w WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
At the opening of the Fall term, Mon
day. Sept. 9. 1878, there will be a NEW
throughout the building, NEW pianos,
the modern conveniences NEWLY intro
duced to add TO the comfort of the young
ladies both in the public and privale
rooms, and all this at the OLD prices.
For catalogues address the president,
REV. J. NJ. WILLIAMS, A. M.
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CA lIIIIlyLEl nj
Opposite Patcnt Qdlcs, Ta.I;s1!u!l
TOTAL iDSIINEACR SAVING WIiE 1iII
G,PEyS.

There Is a curious story abou, soma,
wines which are extensively adyertiss,,l
days, and have only recently been pss
tlS, market. DR.. Cnderhni, the vsDS
grape-grower Of Croton Point. died
Some OF his heirs entertained ,enp,l
views Of such extreme kir !, that tsy
unwilling to allow the stock Of winstia
hand to be sold or any more 10 b N
The grapes have sometimes been ~
market, and sometimes LEFT to de.w
the vines. Ills onlynow tit ,le odrtI|
have succeeded in ARRANGING ior a ssta.l
Of the estaI and the sale Of II. IND
hand. Among these Is . Vine Ct ieml
Of 1864, described n "g1cct ,'niO1p|
but suggesting the Imperial Toar
than any other European vine, ,nd u
wholly unlike any c,her vine q Ind
growth. Its purity, age AID mcloglz|
remarkable. and both puyi,eiaa. md
fanciers have a special incest in lid
oldest native wine nov access eenmj
siderable quantity. The whole stoki{
hands Of the well-hnoNn wholesale a
house OF the Thurbers.-N, Y
Nov. Io, 1871.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-10
THIRD EDITION.
The No,uinations.

Below are the full returns of the DEM
ocratic nomination in Red Lion Hun
dred, on Saturday, and also the result in
Blackbird Hundred
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-24
Massachusetts,
THE FALL RIVER DEFALCATI0N.

IRE FALL alfEis DEE aLeAiluS.
FALL RIVER, April 23-The committee
appointed to wait on Hathaway, the de-
faulting treasurer OF the Sycamore and Bor-
der City Mills, met the latter this morning,
but by advice Of counsel Hathaway refused
to make further disclosures. This determi-
nation is bitter disappointment to the
directors, who expected to find Hathaway
willing to straighten out the affairs OF the
corporations involved; and there is general
indignation on the part OF the public.
It is quite evident that Hathaway pro-
poses to take advantage OF all legal
technicalities in order 10 escape criminal
indictment. Chace will evidently take the
same course, and it is believed that, should
he be held responsible for the irregular
notes, he will be forced into bankruptcy
instead Of being arraigned for criminal
offence. Chace claims that he received OF
hathaway but comparatively small
amount, and that through the duplicity and
prevarication OF the latter he had involved
some OF bis (Chace's) best friends. The
banks in the various cities holding the ir-
regular notes have sent officers here, who
are making attachments in Providence, r.
l., and Boston. The banks will suffer most
severely, and some Of the Fall River banks
are probably involved.
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For the DiSpatchl
Meeting of West Hanover Prcsoytery.

FIFTH DAY-SATURDAY.
The morning session was chiefly spent in
discussion of what has been generally
known as home missions. The decrease in
the contributions OF the churches for this
object is creating considerable embarraSs-
lnent 10 the weaker charges, and 1t was con-
tended that even in the present depressed
condition OF the country greater llberaity
was practicable rs well rs desirable. Earn
est addresses upon this subject to the Pres
bytery and the audience were made by DR..
Dabney and Rev. MeSsrs. Johnston and
HAYES.
The narrative on tire i" State of Religion !"
was read By Mr.. Mccoy. From this it APP
pears that the PreSbytery has 20 ministers,
81 churches, and an aggregate of1.41l COM
municants. In the religious condition OF
the churches there is q healthy state, but
nothing remarkable.
The churches were requested to raise fif-
teen cents a member to make up deficiency
in the eyangeliStic fund Of the Presbytery.
In the afternoon the PreSbytery was thin,
more than hall the members having left.
The Book OF Church Order was taken up.
This is the new form OF government aud
Book OF Discipline which the Southern
PRESBYTERIAN Church has been considering
for number OF years. The book was
adopted as whole by vote OF nine to
three. All the articles upon which sepa-
rate vote was required by the General AS
semblv were Their adopted. One which the
Committee on Revision proposed was re-
iccted. Where three alternative PROPOSE
tons were to be voted upon the third was
adopted; where two were given the first
was voted.
The thanks OF the Presbytery were given
to the families entertaining them for their
afiectionate hospitality. ...
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SUDDEN TEaMlSATioS0 OF EASTER SERVICES.
A special disratch Yom Eastoa. Pa, says !
The Easter services were suddenly
brought TO a close at st. Johns Lutheran
church, this morning by the pastor, Rev.
y. Il. Croft, falling ia a fainting tit while
about to offer prayer. The audience sud-
denly rose to their feet, made a rush, and
had &c not been for the strong efforts Of some
OF the gentlemen who retained their pre-
sence OF mind and succeeded in quieting
the audience fearful panic would undoubt-
eddy have ensued. During the excitement
four ladies and one gentleman tainted, and
it required the best medical skill to revive
them. Mr.. Croft, the pastor, had over
worked himself during the past week as
sisting in decorating the church and pre-
pairing for the Easter festival.
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A monument to the memory OF the late
James Lick, OF California, was dedicated ON
Monday with Masonic honors in the ceme-
terry at Fredericksburg, Lebanon county,
Pa. The village, which was The late Mr.
Lick's birthplace, was profuselyIdccorated
with bunting, and about ten thousand per-
sons witnessed the ceremonies. The monu-
ment is OF Scotch granite, over thirty-eight
feet in height, and is adorned with statuary
at each corner and crowned with statue OF
the Goddess Of Liberty.
An elevator of the Howe Sewing Machine
Company at Chicago, with ten persons upon
it, felfa distance Of eishty-fve feet on Mon
day. One escaped injury, and none were
dangerously hurt.
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that frank and exhaustive exchange Of
views between the Cabinets should precede
the congress. It concludes rs follows: I" Ii
the British Cabinet really desires peace, and
at the same time expects greater advantages
for England by intimidating Russia, it is
playing a dangerous game, which will lead
not to peace but to war y
England.
PROGRESS OF THE STRIKE.
MANCHESTER, April 23.--It is calculated
that there are now between $4,000 to co.
900 operatives on a strike.
Austria.
ATTEMPT TO AssASsINATE THE PRINCE OF TU-
Rim.
VIENNA, April 23.-TWo shots were fired
Yesterday at the Prince of Turin by COM
mercial agent. Both shots missed their OBJ
ject. The motive for the firing is stated to
be refusal of the Prince to assist the agent.
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I'd. ribbed yirg,pia shoulders. syn &C.. yr,
gts az ylrna MANS; isrs
81 Ssse es. Raia.sa sgo hoops.
s.4 s1ss1si s isnan ssfass .ss
ssss good g es%s isS
IKE: Java, 2sG30c. = ]. S,
sf7ss asaaafbe ssn ass
Cheese. Prime eating. 14fGa15c.: northern ana
prime sassgnns i3s eomiean 1ollc
F Rss Gssaa 7ss ass ssss0P so s4so
sres gross ss.soass: North CaroiirI roe IN haIE.sar
rels 81 @s4.60. Macasrei--No. Bay. 81 9sI7:N o.
IS No. j. IN Hts. $3.50 No. 3. Ia k,ss, ~ SO. ).
$3.50. Mess shad, In kits. So. TX
Lard: Prime: barrels and tierces, sX@skc.. in
notasses: Common syrup-Aoasheads. 24c.;
ssssse
Sat: LIVERPOOL, from store. sl.3b. Ground
Smoay:: Crushed. lie: powdered. 10Kc.: rranu-
s ssss ss; Cut iosS e. Porto RICO.
Sop: Common. 5a7c:; best washing, 7Aase;
toilet. 10000: and fancy prices: country, f@5c:
imperial, sI.Io@sL60; gunpowder. s1.45G175
for strictly choice.
Hides. Leather. &c.
a ais 1 a9si s'se a asass
SA Leatier: Sole leather oak sole leather
eo asi ys &sgss , ETY. s ss s2S5sc b. ss
SKINS, French. s1.l59s2.25 @ d.. rough ssisting,
IRON. Steel. Nails. &c.
ron: American rei,nec. Oid domination. l.lo
Sc; swedes, nammerrd. 5sc.;; hoop: 4ose; Pig,
iron: Virginia coal.blast charcoal s2s@S32
Srns We. S5 sos
Mats: Old Dominion. $3.50 per key Tor stand
'r sdmst w Iass sess @ retail
''1 SoDe: Manila best. 14a15c. hte. 5000.
EGGS: Mixed cotton, DC; wliise, &C.; wooHen,
Lrmber. slaves. sc.
| LpIa5cy. White oak. 7 ] 2GS15 q 1000: Westero
VIRGINIA poplar. S12.506lS25 p 1000: whitc nlne.
S20@4S65 = 1000 yellow pine boards, Slo00s1si
SiSsS1s aee svpr g sx sns s75 nsl
? 1000. Laths-spnt $3.50; sawed, s2.2Scss2.as
Staues: Whissey barrel timter.ereen. s1s6as2ea
1000: seasoned s2cMs25 g. 1000. Flour-barIe
timber, S6@s7.50 = 1000. Flour-barrel poles, 81
ms: hosshcad-hooDs. no demand; HETEROGENEOUS
Lfe%,tEs c .sts &C. Co. sle a r r. .S 2ss;
| 29c.: c. c. W., &c.,; no brand. lie.
] LIQUORS. Wines. Hc.
| 4ie: Scotch, best brands. plots :2ais2.35 e
1 uO2eE, E0lC.
BrGndies: Domestic. Al.25G,:2: ir:nf. S1.10S
S14O: apple. new. S!.75@:2; cid, S2.2a&s3:
Virginia peach. $2Gs2h0.
| Rue Whisftys: Medium. 81 50a$2: pure CID. SO
@S1: Virginia uoUnt:lr, new, s..H1S2..b, I'D.
lS2509S3.50 and upwards
| Gin :: domestic. S1..5@s2: !,nnorteh 50 3 Gaze
Nen Eaalasd Run: s1.50@:l.Go. -.
Rcctidea NhtsSsNs: Market quiet: rr;"'f, $50.
| 5Iili-Fccd.
| !hiDStuF: 356.40c. p bushel; $50 3 ton.
| SrDppStMT. 27Gl30c. n Drsiei: $50 q ton
| Wheat Brnn: 20@25c. p btshei: $50 q ton.
| Ccr,l,BTdn: lie per bushel: 3I5@slS q ton.
| Powder. Shot, &c.
Fuse; Toys mining. 35c:@S1.25 a 100 ieet.
P0tcder: 1915 By the five kcgH--!csa nnn f7<
lkegs, 1925 blasting. S3.25@33.5o.
Shot: Northern. S2.l 0GsS2.26 e bag Of % 'Si.
| ftrii,jstones: 1HEd2hc. a 10
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PETERSBURG.

mr. mr.. JOHN aRRINGToN--A MOST
r,.ouruy CITIZEN DEAD--EMPLoYEEs fAID
nr.-c,sE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
..,,sr,yurS- ARRESTED.
,....n.,>,,acnce of the Richmond Dispatch.]
t.of'S APR1I. %, 1878.
nhe venerable DR.. John Arlington, whose
.,,ia ns ,sas mentioned in my last letter, died
,h;s morning at O'Clock, after an illness OF
'h hs,,, TON weeks. The disease with which
a"om VOC first attacked finally developed
, ~ typhoid.fever. DIR. Arringtc,i was
ssnnv ,e years Of age, aud was
~, in Nash county, n. c., where,
w Great number OF years, he was
successful practitioner OF medicine.
H. ra,;red from the practice some twenty
dec mr. thirty years ago, having realized
anfic;ent competency for the remainder OF
s;a lie The war, however, deprived him
~ much Of his property. In 1866 he re-
. =, 70 Petersburg and engaged In the
, ~" business, in which he proved
h;n,scN rs successful as in the practice OF
s,nS;c;ne, He was one Of the largest cot
.nnSdraIers in our city. He was man OF
,hc highest integrity OF character, both IN
business and private walks OF ME, ana was
tbc true type Of the gentleman. dis re-
49,, r,sins will be taken ont to Warrenton, n.
q" tomorrow morning for interment, and
they will he escorted thither by NUMBER
~ DIR citizens. Deceased was q member
~ the Market-Strsct Methodist Episcopal
cbnrcb. and Rev. J. Powell Garland Will
orcompany the body TO Warrenton 10 con-
duct the funeral ceremonies.
The employees OF the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio railroad in this city were PAID on
Yesterday afternoon for the month Oh
al hnICntGr
allowed. The paymasterS-MeSsrs. James
T. gregory and George T. Schooler-left
this morning for Norfolk 10 pay OH on that
division OF the road.
Tn the Hastings Court this morning the
cuff of Barker Us. Eancs for $1,000 dam
orcS was dismissed, the case having been
COMPROMISED before the hour fixed Tor the
trial by the payment by the defendant 10
the plsintiff of $500 and the costs OF the
suit.
Miss Merritt, young lady from Chester
field county, ,faS thrown from cart near the
AnnomattoX depot this afternoon, and
quite severely injured.
At the meeting Of the congregation OF
Grace church last evening the following
gentlemen were elected reStrymen for the
Ensuing wear: DR.. James w. Claiborne,
lanes T. Young, L. &. James, p. NJ. Stew
ard. Charles Brown, William L. thinner, DR..
J. Edward Movler, Z. w. Arlington. Il. V.
l.. Bird. Franklin Wright, and G. w. Spicer.
St. johns church last night elected the
following vestry: DR.. T. s. Beckwith, G.
F. Deshaza, w. \. Beasley, j. L. Eanes, Il.
II. wilkins, K. O. Egerton, and {. 5. Hurt.
The police day or two ago arrested a
Young girl who had run away from her pa
rents in Richmond, and who even after ar
rest expressed 4 determination never to re-
main with them. She was taken home by
her father. The young lady is not more
than fourteen or fifteen years OF age.
ROBIN ApAIR.
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EIn,.faa.
Eqft EIcFfsaH.
FRAUDS IN THE II PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
BROUGHT TO LIsHT--coNFEssI0N OF PAR


FRAUDS IN THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
BROUGHT TO GHT--CoNFEssIoN OF PAR.
TTc1PAETs.
JACKSONVILLE, TIA, April 23.-T The Daily
Sun and Press announces that McLiD, Sec
retary OF State under Stearns, and j. S.
Dennis, 'tthe little giant . OF Aluchua
county, have made confessions in writing OF
the frauds, in 1915 by which Florida was
carried for Hayes. Dennis covers fully all
the details OF the Archerprecinct frauds,
which played so important part before the
Returning Board. He says 2l4 names were
put on the returns OF Archer precinct after
the voting was over. McLin's confession is
said to cover all the transactions before the
State Canvassing Board.
These confessions were in the hands OF
the present Secretary,,of State, Bloxham, and
have been forwarded to Washington.
After Dennis made confession seven In
dictments against him for fraud in Aluche-
"a and Levy counties were nolle- prosecuted.
McLin, it is said, was rewarded, but how is
not known.
The Daily Sun and Press tomorrow
morning will close an editorial as follows ::
These gentlemen have unbosomed them
selves, and their written statements have
gone to Washington. The Archer fraud IS
fully developed and the little crookedness
on Baker is laid bare, and also the secrets OF
the State canyassing-board at Tallahassee"