The daily gazette., 1878-03-12
PERSONAL

1t is said that Mrs. Ben Wade was the
gray mare OF the Senatorial team.
Kimhall, the church debt extinguisher,
raised $4,000 III Bridgeport, ConRecti-
cut, on Sunday.
Mrs. Key, the wife of the Postmaster
General, is said to be "the most elegant
ly graceful woman in Was shiogtun.
Blanton Duncan is not dead, neither
is he sleeping. He proposes 10 start a
new weekly newspaper to be devoted TO
greenbacks and labor.
A fete was given in Athens last even
ing In honor of General and Mrs. Grant.
Ihe rains of the ancient temples and
The Pantheon were Illuminated.
Augustus U. Buell., the Washington
journalist, was married yesterday to
Miss NJ adelaine Folk, daughter of the
doorkeeper of the House of Representa-
tives.
Municipal Elections in Maine.
BOSTON, March 11.-A. q. Hamlin at
Bangor, Me-, to-day reelected mayor by
1903 majority. Both branches of the
city government are republicans; no regu-
lar nominations were made by the demo-
Gratis. At Belfast, Me-, the republicans
),
no mayor was elected, for which there
were three candidates in the field. At
Augusta, Me-, the republi' ans elected
their candidates for mayor by PAP mas
Jority. The democrats gain the city gov
ernment, carrying five of the seven wards.
Boston, March 11.-At Biddeford,
Me-, To-day NJ oses (republican) was
elected mayor. Republicans carry six
OF the seven wards.
The Daily Roll of Failures.
Collins & Beargary, provision dealers,
Phi lade lphia; liabilities $3.50, 600. AsbaeI
Troth 81 Son, VIM. A. Miller q Co. and
| Troth Brothers, also provision dealers in
Philadelphia, have tailed. Cause of fail
ure, shrinkage of prices on account of
close OF war in Europe. Home savings
bank, of Boston-it is the Thought the de.
positors will ultimately be paid in full
| Picault * Co., druggists, Montreal; liabil.
lnes, 100000 White, Osborne & Co,
leather dealers, Boston; liabilities, S120
200. Galloway q Graft, Philadelphia;
Liabilities Sl50,O0O. X. w. Adams & Co
New York; liabilities, 81 ,548. Oh: assets
(nomi inaD, 1885, ,442. Theo. Garretsonl
Poetsvllle, Pa.
THE French War Indemnity has been
| ncaiiy pau, ouJ CD, 100 3o0 remaining Ia
divided. The othcal return receptjv
made to the German Federal Couscil
shows that Indemnity produced altogeth.
er Sl ,O3l, ,Ol2,8l4. and there IL no fact in
history, ancient Or modem, more re.
markable than the manner in which
france rose in SO brief time under so
crushing burden. Out of the enormous
sum named tie expenditure amounted
70 only 800, ,702 ,2l3, or little more than
one third of the whole indemnitv
among the expenditures were the fol
lowing: Bavaria received $67 .370 ok.
Wurtemberg, S21 ,249 ,329; Baden. Sl5459
10; southern Hesse, S7,285 ,63O. and
the former North German Confedsra
ton Sic, ,536 $50.
There is some excitement in Cedar
Creek township, Allen county, Indiana
| over a bold outrage committed there I
few days ago. Some tramps went into
the house of Benedict Schlatter wbije
his wife was out of doors, and took
from the cradle her infant child. abont
fve months old. One of the brI,tes
took the baby in his arms, but was mr.
sued by the mother, who overlook him
at the distance of about mile. knocLan
him down with club, and took her
child home. "of