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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-13

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asn tei mir, aber ties - biss..
@leie, iG bite DID. Du wilreeit,
psnn Du Dem gatsr cine Sesne mahtsit,
ae,ptb nur unbsil anr'hten. gOn Dem,
mas Id obsr Du iasen, tbut ct il INNER
pas Gssrntteil.
ulrift ballte in tilFo1en Corn biz Sdnes
uno lianpite nit Dem flsnen Jube. Dsnn
Gannsnbers ild suriid,Sss, esr 6 eanpal !!
llnb bann malts fe bic Sortbsile Der Dor
bin 70 taltlnnis tetra&tetsa Verbinbun5 IN
ben slan3snbasn Tarbsn aus.
Was fann i'd tbun 6ilf mir, Wiama
lase gtwas - Du fannit ni4ts ais tia
gen risf Fe sulsbt bitterbSis.
Mm bsaen, Du fsdf Did tintsr 9saa,
metnte bic Mutter mad einisem Sinnen
t6r tbut Der Batter ben Diaen, penn er ss
irsenb psrmas. llnb te 1T putmatsis, oas
mu6 man itr laGsn, unp bat Dir bte glan'
,enbe parte ME Benedict, obrputl Dansens
BERG ein gan, aueersr Msni& 1T ais Der
quite @ufap. -
um BIZ lie 3dt etwa fam auf bem ifaubt
gen Tubrwees, Der gu Dem 0ute fliarte, stn
Mdbhsn anseritten. Sic fab iebr erbibt
aus unb bas Yferb niht minosr chentar
Bate fe bas 5bier our fur,em erR in eine
rubise @ansart fallen laisn. gfch bob
unp 5enfie 1A lore Bruf RAID unb ras
bloups, bonn Nitt arg peran8irte 5aar flsb
ts al Ter fsuhtsn @tirn. @bsr ais iis
isbt III benz Sof fam uns nebentsi an IT,
rem 0sss gu ben @talen cine unorosnt'
liGe Nnbaufuns BON leeren 5abhsn uno
Brstern sslpabrte, oa tounte iie nidt ME.
berfeben, 0e trieb has YIero 3urild unit
natm bann has niht unbstrdhtlife Sin'
berniB NIT pallfommener Sidsrbeit unp In
watrtaft prahtissr Saltuns.
(Gortiebuns fulst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-13
Der uourd,saua.. ses w1erfur.

gDie por einrsen Sabren bic yTenus, 1"
70 ,pirb beute aber bier Wcden Der Pla,
net ,,Wterfur," pom Der Grbe aus seieben,
bic Sonneniheibe paIfiren. Wdbreno
canals CUR @ewinnun9 oer siiaitisiten
Necbadtunsspolteu Neiien nad melt ent.
lesenen Qinpern, tbeilweiie mad piiiten
Snletn, nptbwenbis waren, felt fid bic
Sade piesmal inlcfern sinitiser, ais Der
bette Stierpaticnspuntt innerbalb Der
Ser. Staaten, uuD ,lpar i'm Ierritrrium
lltab, seleSen 1T.
Dortbin mirb II. w. bic faniSaihe Rc.
aieruna cine Deputation b.s Barrier Ob,
ierpatcriuus emtlenpen. Selbltperitinbs
lid weroen baieltit aud piele amerifani.
lde Nlfrpnonen 3ulamnenltrDmen. Dch
tnb bic Nmerifaner nod aneerpeitis bes
miibt ssueIeu, oer ibnen oiesmal ppr,uss.
meile ptliesenpen Yflidt seSen bic Dii.
ienldoft ou senasem. Ncmiral Rose,s,
Der Y6rfeber bsS Marine.Sbleryatoris
unS in WaibinStOn, 1T cssbalb nit ceal
YrdFpenten Der Weltern Union Telesra.
pben @ompasnie in VerbiuDuns oetreteu
Wtan bat Sinrldtnnssn sctroffen. mad
bsnen in ben 10 erlten Iagen oss Wlai.
mcnots iiiinoliA a,tronomiite Ssobab.
tunsen BON iebem bebeutsnoeren Yanfte
Der Union nad DEM anoereu befSroerl
uerpen lSnnen. Sierburd rpirb cine Vi.
Sdnauns Der yesbahtunss.4aden mSS'
LID, Uel&e bier unb oa oura tribes Wst
ter eintreten fSnnen.
Der ,@erfur" it bSdit ielten nit blo'
eem MuSe ~ ieben. ba CT Der Sphne 81
/ nabe ifebt unb iein 2iAt sesem bas ibriS'
ni4t aafiommen ianu. Bon benz 3n
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-13
8 { + a :.

- Sn Der N1te Don Mufiu wurpe elm
alter Neser BON ,uet Durchssbenoeu pfer'
ben cine Nsile melt auf Der Groe fertSe>
lhleift.. Die eeihe ps1slbsn mar DOH alien
&isioern enitlSf unb bot einen sraBliden
Mnblid bar.
= Sn Nu1in beabihtisen bte Ssrren
3implemaun, 5annis uno Braaaerboff
eine s,ube Dei,enmiible nebsn cem Central
Jrahtcepot 3u erbauen.
- 8ei Snhianola ioQ cine RnoAen.
mIble errihtet pereen.
- Gin Staatsssisb BON 5sras perbtetet
ben Ji(dfans NIT glesen BON Is. 5sbruar
bis Is. Stunt.
= 8et SadlonSille ertrant Elm IA @o
nate altss Rine, tas man ubne Iufadt
eelaNen bate, In elmer Waihbiitte.
- Sn Der Nabe pom Dsattsrlorb lsbt
.in Mann, Namsns Sames, Der ia
SABRE alt TT.
- Das (6wah bsIsstlte Commando
County ihidte neultdt ster Gsrbredsr nah
BEN 3u&ttaus. Ssttbsm pas County
Orsanillrt rpurbe, lne nod ni&t mebr an,
Hagen pssen 8erbreden, wslhe NIT 3a&t'
bausarafs belest werben. ertOben woreen,
ale eisie 3abl Der 8trurttsiluasen.
= Sn 5uob @ounty iiberfubr 1h g.
%. Rellp NIT ienem eissnen Ohlenma'
gen, ben tr NIT 6em,ris9eln tela0sn bat
ten. Ssine 0srlsbunsen warsn perart,
bag It furs barauf tarb.
= Bon MtnarbSille idreibt elm Cor
respondent: Msnarpuile 1T fia, blau
wie SnbisO une 70 Fad. ,pie siu Glonnosr
(lhmaler Jiid). ssin Dollar 1T au ba'
ben. Sepsrmann maht cine 70 fstsrlite
Misne. uis Elm glel auf sinsm Grieptofe.
Die Nbpofaten Hnb ale 3u 0runpe g.
saussn, nur elmer If dbris setlieten unt
Der Rett aus, mic ein terumwanpelncti
Sfelett.
- Sn Me9tnnan County wurben mil
8orn s.mdfste S&len su 25 DUaar bas
Stad ptrtauit.
= Sn WilfOn Counts bsflast man iI6.
bnB trpb Der Iau1enps pom Ndern, welds
nit Nei,en beltsat Fnp, teins Nlble Tn
COUNTY purtanben III.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-13

- neber cas canaoiIde Siiifel @eiet,
eas fitrslid in Sruft 9etreten lit unb cas
unter ben Snbianern at ber @ren5e 10
piel uu,ufriebenbeit erregt baten icu, iast
elm Ylatt in ct. Saul: Dieles @eiet,
cblpobl eisentlid grade gum yelten unp
Shub Der Subianeri itImme erlaIlen, 1T
sleidmcbt nit @el did benust wproeu, lic
sesen bic &esieruns aaf,ubeeen. DaSicl>
he beSwedt, bic Baiiel sesen bic Wfallen<
niebsrmeeelunS, hauptfadlih burd bic
WiIdlinse rber 9albtlut. .Snoianer gu
jdiieen. Die lettern lino feine ddten Si'
ger, wie bic Snbianer, bic oas gSilo nur
treten, lonoern Wesser i'm @rcbsn, mel.
dye lid in Gorapauens3asen an Die Siif'
ielbeerben MAIDEN, nm fe mutbwiai9 3u'
lammensufnallen, ielbit CUR 3cit MO bic
3iibe trddtig lino, ipie 81 leper aneern.
Sepsn Srmmer liuo bic Gbeuen nit ben
Aelern Der BHffel, benen man ni4t eIumal
Die 0aut abse5csen, lonoern Die Bios sur
y vWeipmaunSluit" nieoerseI4clIen NUT
ben crer b6hltenS nm zines lodern Brat
fluids miaen, bebedt. Die Snoianer ielbit
baten bieriiber bittere &lase 9efiibrt, uno
ibrstwesen uarb cas beiaste @eiet erlal,
fen, tpeldes oas uraStbi8e Grlesen pcn
BiHeln ais elm gerseben nit Gelobube
poer im Wioerbolunsfaa init @efdngniB
teitraft. Natiirlih ilt ben Salbblut Snois
auern baS @eleb aufs aeuberlte aumioer,
unb INT Rb an pcr Hesieruns bierfir gu
RIDDEN, baten lie Die yladieet" unp anpcs
re stimme aufsebset une ibnen meib ses
maat, man spplle ben Snoiaaern bic Yai'
feliaaD aans rauSen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-13

= perm W. Sentins SO babe feds
Tlaiden BON Sbrem .Nnniblatcr" sc.
fault. babe Oavcn neibis setrunfen uno
bin iett mieber i'm Solen Belis meine8
Nrn,eS, eer burd 6beumatismu5 sdn5lid
seldbmt mar. @ern empfeble i'd IQen,
bic an 6beumatismuS leioen, Sbren An
nibilatcr. .. @nllet.
Sentins Nnnibilator beilt NbeumatiSs
mus, @idt uno 0tenralsie. Sdreibt fir
@irculare an ". Senfins & 6 D.,
Nem.Orleans, ga.
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@ruuueus B Bphruudelt.

and burh 6elien, meroeu rpn Sarl =.
Srei I DE bierlelbff auSseiiibrt.
4,4 ,mw2W
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-13
Sin enalij6es @cdenblatt, vgrief,

- Sin ensliides Wcdenblatt, rgrief" !"
brimst fclsenbe 9nefbcte pom Wtari4aQ
Weac Mabpu. Sn ber Wtilitdri9ule bon
ct. Gpr 1T Elm idpar3er 3Selins. Giner
ber @cuserneure Der 9lnltalt bat ben
Marl9aG. ais oieler suleet bic S4ule be-
lidtiste, Dem armen Serl, Der ,pesen leiner
Santfarbe 3ielideibe bes Sprttes ieiner
Wlitldiler mar, bod einise freunpli3e
gScrte gu iasen. Sci bet Yaraoe lieB nun
Der Waridull ben junsen Wmn portreten
uub rebete Jpn an: vSie iinb allo Der
9feser, nidt ipabr?" uSa, Serr praltz
bent" antwprtete Der arne S6warSe.
r9tun tppbl lautete Der ntacmabpnii4e
Croft, i'd wiinide S9nen @(iid ba3u, fab.
ren Sic 70 fprt!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-13

iammenpirtsn Der peridieoeuen oltrcnpmt'
jd,eu yecbadtun1ea erwartet man ater
maude midiise NufidliiIic. Das Nies
lentel.lcrp in Waibinstcn piro babel cine
srobe Noae ipislen. gSle man fl9 er'
innern mirp, selans es burd leine rcn
teinem anberen 6ernrobr iibcrtrphene
Sdarfe, bic Wcnte bes uWfars" 3u tin,
cen, bereu Ycrbauoeniein nlan lan9lt
rsrmutbet, aber niat bate nahpellsn
fEuuen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-13

- Sir bas Qebrerieminar. Su 9an Jran.
cisco seranitalisten Sier3ebn beutlte gsrsine
Elm Yclfsfcff gum 8eIfen beS teutf1>amerifani-
ften 4ebrsleminars. gEie Serr 9ireftpr
6ailmann beriGtet, Gnb ftun $40 900 sestid>
net, es feblen alio an 100000 nur nod $50,
900 bic bUTentli9 ni4t aasulanss auf d9 mar
ten laGen perben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-13

- Nm 1. Mpril tritt tas @slrb in Sfrait
melheS cen @iienbabnen i'm Staate MiIouri
scrtietet, msbr ais prei, re1p. bier Gents per
Meile fir beu paTaaicrtransprrt gu teredbntn.
Der 3arf sun orei Gents gilt iiir giientabnen
erfer 8laiIe her Iaaif pOn pisr 9ents fir bi,
ameiter Nlalle.
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lIuperbeHerlib.

- l1nperbeiierlih. BOm Snn wirb
beridtet: SIM pOrissn Sabre ipuroe in
Der Yfarrtirde gu NOtt am Snn cine
Deibspericn we9en iieben auberebelis
der @eburten feierlid ercsnmuncirt.
wobl in Der Suten Ntiidt, bic bon 10 idwe'
rer airdenltrafe Setroffene ais babence
@inoerin auf before Wese 3u leaten;
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-13

TT bic ierite rnS tsiie lie it nu9enbldlb ttdtis bss
Mrf Die na tiriide dattuaa braun peer fdipars
nnb Hed bic oau nlcft in ctrin0icn Tie 9lnucnoun9
herietbel 1T iebr Ieidt 0iee 5arbe 1T eine befannte
Yraparation nno ein 2e6nQ auer Odmen NIB Serrsn.
3u oerfauien bel allen Eroniieu lub SGGr 5ri'e,es
Soispb Griifaeorp, ViJsntbiiner, y. =. Ss5a
u "a, Nfew Wpyg
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- Gine @9psisertolcnie in Minnslcia.
Cine iber 200 Jamilisn farle ittpsiaeril&e
Rplenie bat 10000 older bei Mca, an ber St.
0in3nt grteniion, selesenss 2anb ssfautf,
uno ,nirb sesen anfans MpriI tasislbs bste-
feln.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-24
Monkey FireInen.

The firemen were guilty of a great
deal of "monkey business" last evening
after responding TO the fire alarm at 1850
O'Clock. The fire was of such a slight
character that the services of the steam
ers were not required, and so, as If by a
general understanding, several of the
companies assem- bled around the Fame
Hose house, causing large crowd to
gather in that vicinity. The Delaware
steamer took the plug in front of the
house, which act was provocative of an
angry1 sqCable, though fortunately no
actual hostiIities resulted.
In returning from the alarm, the
Washington carriage, manned by seven
ty or eighty young men and boys, went
around TO Second and Tatnal streets, and
then proceeded along Second street past
the Fame house. AS they filed past il
could be readily seen that some were
| spelling for fight, while Others were
evidently badly scared for fear there
would be fracas. and only kept their
hold on the rope through spirit of
bravado. Fortunately for the public
peace the members OF the Fame remain
ed inside the house, the doors of which
were kept closed all the time. The only
notice taken of this brave march of the
washington Troup," who cheered and
groaned alternately for the two com-
panles, just as their Juvenile sentiments
Inclined to one or the other.
This "msnkey business" on the part of
the tiremen is foolish in the extreme aud
only tends to detracJ from the esteem, in
which they are held by the citizens gen
| orally on account of their promptuess
and activity i'll attending to their real
duties.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-24

Our New Castle Letter.

NEW CASTLE, April a.
In and about the mayors court pre-
sented an animated aspect last evening.
1t was given out that the new police
were to bring in their first vic i'm max
ing 1t opening night. His Honor smiled
as Gardner Sands brought up his first,
one John Dobbs (col,) accused of disor-
derry conduct and using threatening Ian
guage to colored woman. $3.50 fine and
costs was the verdict which was prompt-
ly paid and John walked off wiser if not
richer; HIS Honor on closing the docket
remarked that with a new police new
docket would be the proper thing.
Frof. wilson gave a very enterUai ng
exhibition in the City Hall last evening
The barrel feats of Guthrie were them
selves whole show.
James McGraw is about building a
dwelling house on 10th street.
John Pyle of Christiana paid our city
Tying visii on Monday last. His many
friends were pleased to see hin.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-24
Indian Raids on the Border,
LARGE AMOUNT OF STOCK CARRIED OFF
AND MANY sETTLERs MURDRRED

LARGE AMOUNT OF STOCK CARRIED OFF
AND MANY SETTLERS MURDERED.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, April 22.-The
Indian raiders near Laredo have crossed
into Mexico with about 800 head of
l. o.ses and some other stock. Mexican
troops and citizens numbering 500 are In
pursuit. The Indians are trying to reach
the mountains on the border of Chihua-
hua, but Will probably be captured. A
mail carrier coming east from Fort Davis
was killed by Indian raiders from the
Fort Sill and Fort Stanton reservations.
Three citizens were killed by band of
the same raiders, aud at about the same
time, fifteen miles west of Fort Davis.
A terrific hail storm at FoIt Coucho on
the 18th killed one horse and stampeded
200 others.
The NeaDS'.special from Corpus Christi
says that all tie ranches in Duval and
Fails counties have been broken up bv
Indian and Mexican raiders. Among
the persons killed during the past week
are Fred Moore, son of Col. Moore
Clerk Of the Court of Appeals, Antoine
Mentry, John Jordon, Scotchman nam.
ed Steele, and two children.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-24
Chicago Business Failures,

CHICAGO, April 23.-Among the
bankruptcies announced here 10 -day
were the following Joseph l.. McCord,
capitalist and real estate dealer.preferred
debts unknown, amount secured, $780,
OOO, and the amounts unsecured, S146,-
900, and $4,000 in paper. No assets.
James III. Stead, real estate dealer ,secur-
ed debts, $132,000, principally due
Eastern companies unsecured, $31 900:
other liabilities unknown. Amount a
assets Land ,$63,S encountered for
$3s, 900 sundries of the nominal value
of $4,000. Daley, Henrotin & Co,
wholesale milliners, total liabilities OF
the firm and indivinual, $94, 900 assets
in book accounts, ETC., $4,000. VIM.
.. Cole, OF Hinsdale, Dupage county
unsecured debts, Sl24,000 assets $13,.
900.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-24
THIRD EDITION.
General News.

The services of the officers and four
of the crew Of the White Star steamer
Celtic in rescuing three men from the
wreck of the American schooner Island
Belle, In January last, have been RI =
cognized by the United States by pre-
senting, through Minister Welsh and
Lord Derby, gold chronometer and
chain to Capt. Glendell, of the Celtic,
pinocular glass to the chief officer,
and S25 in gold to each of the four sea-
man
Simon Wolfe, for long time recor>
der of deeds for the District of Colum-
bia, has been requested by the Presl-
dent TO resign, the place being wanted,
it is surmised, for General George A.
Sheridan, of Louisiana. The Presi-
dent has offered Mr.. Wolfe consul
generalship in Germany, which he has
declined.
The directors OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company, at New \ ork yes
terday passed appropriate resolutions
IL regard to the late William Orton,
president of the company, and elected
Green, vice president, to the presiden-
cy, TO serve during The pleasure of the
board.
William Heffner and Jonas Krell
while working in drIlt colliery neal
Minersville, yesterday, We're suddenly
buried by an immense fall of coal and
slate. After search of several hours
Hetfner was found dead, and it is be-
lieved Krell cannot be rescued alive.
A party of mining engineers recent
ly arrived at Aspinwall from New
York with $4,000 worth of mining tools
which were seized by the Colombian
authorities on account of an informal
ity in the invoice. The party return
ed 10 New \ ork disgusted.
The citizens of Springfield, Mass,
are making extensive preparations for
the reception of the Army of the Poto-
mac and the Grand Army of the Re
public June 9th and 9Th. President
Hayes and numerous distinguish mill
iary men are expected to be present.
Henry Gabril & Sons wooden mills
at Allentown, Pa, bave been closed
owing to financial depression. Liabil-
tiles S4S, 600; assets $4S,0GO. One hun
dred hands are thrown out of employ
ment. The firm was crippled three
years ago by being burned out.
The trial of Martin Bergen, the Mol
lie Mcguire arrested several weeks ago
in Canada for the murder Of Patrick
Burnes, at TuscaroTa, in April, 1870,
was commenced al Pottsville, Pa, yes
terday.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-24
FIFTH EDITION.
The Presidential Party.
THEIR PASSAGE THROUGH THIS CITY
HAND SHAKING AND CHEERS.

THEIR PASSAGE THROUGH THIS CITY
HAND SHAKING AND CHEERS.
AT 1898 the Presidential party, consis-
ting of the President and his wife two
sons several members of the Cabinet
with their families arrived at the depot
of the z. w. & B. II. r., in the city ON
the Limited Express North. Upon the
arrival of the party the cars which they
occupied, two in number were switched
Off the regular train, and attached to en-
gine No. "a which was gaily decorated
with the national colors.
The party were met in this city by the
committee of arrangements, from Phila-
delphia, who together with several rail
road officals, came down in the official
car of the company. During the short
stop made, the President appeared hat
in hand upon the platform his appear
ance being greeted with cheers. During
his stay upon the platform he was kept
busy shaking hands, with those who
came within his reach. At 124i the
train moved of without n cheer being
given. The President goes to Philadel-
phia, where he will remain until Satur.
day evening.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-24
The Markets.

Although the King street curb market
was rather poorly attended this morning
by both buyers and sellers, still the
prices did not tiuctuate from those OF
Saturday last. 4 lie supply OF vegetables
of various kind is steadily increasing and
TINS morning asparagus appeared for the
first time this season The meat market
owing TO Lent being over was more ac-
tive, and the butchers were in better hui
NOR. ln the fish market although the
supply OF fish was large, still the scarcity
of Delaware shad, was very noticeable
There was about 5000 shad offered fol
sale, OF which number not more than
500 were Delaware. Prices ruled 30 cents
per pair, TO e1.50 per pair. There wat
about 5000 herring, selling at from Is tC
20 cents per dozen.
The prices OF other articles were as fol
lows:
Beef steak, 16a18c; sirloin, 1sa2Oc
roast, 14a20c; corned, 8al2c; Clipped
25a30c; pork, 10c; ham sliced, 16a1Sc
wholesale, 12c shoulders, 10a12c; fitch
1la12c; sausage, 10c scrapple, 7aSc pud
ding, 16c; hog's-head cheese, 12c; lard
10c; mutton, 10al2c; chops, 16a1Sc veal
l0al6c; outlets, 1Sa20c; turkeys, 15c. pc
lb.; chickens, 12a14c; ducks, 12a13c
butter, fresh, 33a38c. York State
Cooper pound eggs, 14c; potatoes
10al2c per half peck sweet potatoes
12al5o'; apples, 35a45c. per half peck
onions, lSc; walnuts, 12c shellbarks. 8
per quart; cranberries 12c lima beans
l2ei soup beans, SC; honey, DC pc
pound; cabbage, 6a10c per head; tul
nips, Sc per half peck celery good, 10
per stalk; parsnips, base per bunch
beets. 15c per halt neck, asparagus, .
cts, per bunch; peas, % cts, per ha
peck,
The daily gazette., 1878-04-24

The Senate passed the bill to give the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
more time yesterday, after grating
upon it one or two amendments which
all railroad projectors who anticipate
having to ask tavors of Congress will
make note of. An attempt to limit
the mower OF Congress to repeal, alter,
or amend its Legislation was promptly
voted down. 1t is provided that the
lane. .conditionally granted to the com
pany, after the latter shall have earned
1t and after survey by the United States
shall be subject to State or Territorial
taxation
The daily gazette., 1878-04-24
Struck Oil.

The theatre going people of this city,
will please bear in mind, that Mr. j. Z.
William x Son and Miss Maggie Moore,
appear at the Grand Opera House, this
evening, in their celebrated play entitled
Struck OIL The incomiums that they
have received from the press throughout
the world, entities them to a good house.
The great-Engle clock, will again be on
exhibition this evening at the Institute
Hall.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-24
Another Fire.

The alarm of fire at 1.30 p. M, to-day
was caused by a slight burning Of the
roof of Weldie * Sons stable, on Front
street between King and French. 1t
was extinguished by the application OF
a few buckets of water.
1t is supposed to have originated from
the sparks of a passing locomotive. In
responding the Fame Hose Company
broke the front axle of their hose carriage
in turning the corner of Front and Mar
kee streets.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-24

WHALE AT OCEAN CITY.-On Sun
day last large object was seen about
fifty yards from the shore in front of
the Excursion House. at the above nam
ed place, which proved to be whale,
Every one present were hoping it would
come ashore, but were disappointed as
it floated on lower down, and finally
disappeared. When first seen it was
inside the bar, and at times about fifty
or sixty feet Of the huge monster were
visible.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-24
burning of Sllayings..

=, The alarm of fire last eveningyabout T..
80 o'clock was occasloned by the burning
OF small quantity of shavings in tho en-,
glng room of Talley IL Co.'S. planning mill
on Thorn street, below Water A plug
stream eNunguished the flames,
The right thing in the right place is
without doubt DIR. Bulls baby syrup, the
best remedy for babies while teething
Price, only 25 cents a bottle.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-24

An INVITATION is cordially extended
to the members and friends of the Y. NJ
{. A. who are interested in the success OF
the organization, to attend a Song Service
at the parlOrs of the association S37
Market ST., on Thursday evening Apri
10Th o'clock.
1t is intended that this service shall be
made one of pleasure and profit. Young
men and Ladies especially invited
Those who have Gospel HYMNS and
tunes Nos. l and will please bring
them.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-24
A VALUABLE BAR.

A gold bar containing 1889 100 ounces
of gold, and valued at $53, ,25S 20, from
the Penobscot Lode, was received yester-
day by Messrs Kountz Brothers, of Wall
street, for l.. HI. Hershfield & Brother
bankers, of Neleda, M: T: The bar, which
in length, inches in width and 81 of an
inch in thickness.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-24
The Methodist Bishops.

A meeting of all the Bishops of the
Methodist church will be held in this
city sometime during next month. The
meeting was to have been held last
November, but was Tor some cause post
poned until next month.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-24
The Best Qualities of MEDICINES


AT WILLIAMS
AhE MOST RELIABLE Proprietary
MEDICINES,
AT Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY COLOGNES. sc
AT WILLIAMS
hhe assortment of HAIR TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and Market.
"A cholce Imported Key West Pride of Kew
west or Greeley Cigar.
AT WILLIAMS
eholcef NoRING EXTRA CTS, Strong
and Pure,
AT Ninth and Market.
AT WILLIAMS
Fine AMERICAN & IMPORTED soAps
AT Ninth and Mark
+" Get the best" WILLIAMS, SApONA
CEOUS DENTIFRICE,
AT WILLIAMS,
1hotce Gsods, Accuracy IN DISPENSING. o,,d
Reasonable Prices ~ N'''
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STOp Y
aplZu Corner Ninth and Market.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-24
The Presidents Movements.

Pfesl dent Hayes, accompanied by his
pass through this city on the Limited
Express, at 1912 o'clock, to-day They
90 to Philadelphia, where they remain
The daily gazette., 1878-04-24
FashOnOble wedding,
NEWPORT, Il. l., April %, Is

NEWPORT, Il. l., April 23, 1873.
Charles p. Snow, of New Haven, was
married here tonight to Miss Laura
Newton Pratt, Collector of that port. Ii
was very fashion able event, and has
been looked forward to with no little
interest.