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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-11
Yellow Fever.

MEMPHIS, Oct. l0.-To day $4,000 rations
were issued to families BY the CtlzeDs Com
nitteo. Fourteen physicians Of the Howard
Medical Corps report As new cases. Lieut..
Walter Harvey, of the Bluff City Gregs, died
this afternoon at Camp Joe Williams.
The Board OF Health officially reports twenty
tgo deaths from yellow fever 10 the city for the
past twenty four hours ending six o'clock to-
night. The u1deltakeT5 report seventeen
additional deaths outside ofthe corporation line.
Among those who died to day were A. +. Dod,
we'll known bookseller; James Breaton, Mr9.
Mor7 Nail. Mrs. Robert Breton, ". L. WI
lians. Ii. l.. Palmer and Harris CCheL. SlS
genuine cases of fever at Eriu. Tenn. w. II.
Sized, railroad agent at Paris. died esry thls
mcrring. DR.. G. A. Hnson, we'll known
dentist and member of the Howard Association,
WAS stricken this afternoon
NEW ORLEANS. Oot l0.-Tbe weather to
day is cloudy. The yellow fever reports Tor the
day show ll3 new cases ADD IS deaths. The
footioes to date are ll,042 cases and 1851
deaths.
Since Inc last reports from Pert Gibson,
Miss, tho fever has continued spreading
throughout the cou1lry. La the Rock Springs
nciphborhood many casts aud severa! deaths
have occurred. The total number Of deaths 10
| town and country is two hundred. Two deaths
have taken place in town in the past twenty
four hours, aud several new cises, mostly OF
| persons recently returned from the country:
! Among the latter are Mrs. j. D. Vertuer and
Amos Burnet. Great distress isreported from
| many plantations The Pert Gibson Howard
| Association is doing its utmos! 10 relieVe sui
terers furnishing ice, medicines, phydlcGos, etc.
! The fever has appeared IL Tersas parish, La
Lindsey Evans died near oakland College,.
| Fifty cases are reported from DR.. Wcatherley' 5
| place, near ST. Joseph, Ii. The weather Is
| uulavorable, and the prospects are glcoug.
! The following have died 10 the country lG the
vicinity of ClintoD. louisiana hey. John 4.
Rei!ey, Abraham Dspue, Mrs. Herroo, John s.
Butler, Geo. MarstoD ard Mrs. Lucius D!xor.
The new cases are four negroes and three whites
| at Depue's and one white at Ma-ston's. Ibe
! fever is increasing.
Fever reports from the ccuotry around Vicks
burg, continue discouraeing. Thare are many
now cases 10 all directions. The reports froEl
Delta, TalIuah aud Delhi show an Increased
number Of new cases, Similar reports cone
| from Edwards and Bolton. At Edwards the
family Of D.. Williamson is down With the
| fever.
At Bay St. Louis twenty three new cases ADD
| ten deaths fer tho past three days.
At Osgka three new cas:s aud tb!cc very
| low.
At Canton seven new cases and three deaths.
| Fever abatiog and miIdsr 10 town. but lncreas'
| lug in the surrounding country.
At Chattanooga three deaths for The past
| twenty four hours. Twenty four new cases.
At Baton Rouge new cases OF yellow lever, 4G.
Two more new cases reported at Cairo. The
outlook is cheering, considering the warm
damp weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-11
The Elections.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., o.. 1I.-Orth's off
ola! majority 10 the oicth district is 81. There
is 20 change 10 the r6salt in other district:
from last night's report.
The congressional delegation 10 the State
stands Democrats G, republicans =. natlon
als |.
Corrected and official returns for the L,gis
Iature give the following result: Sonatc-
Democrats IS, republicans a. nationals l..
Houso-Democrats 81. republicans Al. nation
ais 5, democratic majority on joint ballot 6.
DEsMoINEs, Iowa, O,t. ll.-Reiu:ns from 81
oouuties, which cast over halt the vote of the
State, give republican majority On the State
ticket Of y, 2O0-a gain Of $3.50 on the Rubor'
natorial vote of last yaar. Ii This ratio Of n'
crease Continues it will give o republican ma
ority of fully $1,000.
The republican congressman elected are Nc
Cord in the first district, Price 10 the seoord,
Updergraff 10 the third. Daeriue 10 the fourth.
Clark 10 the fifth, Sapp 10 the eighth AID Gar
penter 10 the ninth.
The ereenbackers elected Weaver 10 the
sixth by about 900 maiori'y ADD Gillette 10
the seventh by about 500.
CINCINNATI, OFT. 1.-THE congressional
delegation will sand republicans, Q; dono'
Gratis, II.
WHEELING, W. Va, Oct. ll.-Ths re-
turns indicate the certain election OF ali the
three democratic congressmen.
CHARLEsTowN, w. Va, OFT. LITTLE
election here Oh the Slh inst. resulted ID the
triumph of the democratic conservative ll;ket
throughout. ,
Martin Drew was ell, cied over Burr, repub'
lioar, and Thompson, greenbacker. and Faux
ner, for State Senator, over Dawson, iodepen'
dent, the former by large majority and the
latter by majority of 800 or 400.
Melvin aud Lewis, nominees for the L,glSIa:
ture, aod Lynch and Moore, for circuit aud
county court clerks, were elected without oppo
si;iop.
The election passed off quietly so fer as
beard from, aud fully establishes the fact that
tie 2cd West Virginia District is democratic
beyond the psradventure OF doubt.
LATER
BURLINGTON, Iowa. OFT. 1l.-The follow
ing comparison is made with the vote for Gov
ornor of last year from the figures received by
the chairman of the republican State central
committee here -Four counties 10 the l5t con.
gressioual district show a republican gain of
99S; two counties in the End district, net re.
publican gain of l07; eight counties 10 the 4th
district, net republican gain of 7S4; three
counties in the 5th district, republican gain OF
l,742; six counties 10 the 9Th district, 40 aggre-
gate Of 4, 024, republican gain; FIVE counties in
the It'll district, net republican gain OF $780,
six counties in the 9Th district, net republican
gain of 2O4; seven counties 10 the Oh district, a
net republican gain of 500.
aptulatioo.- one couatIes show
opposition gains. aggregating LAS. In TWEEN.
ty nine counties the republican gains aggregate
1908. The net republican gain in forty one
counties is 10, 5SS. The same proportion Of
gains from the remaining counties will show q
gain over last years vote of over 10000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-11
AsRS .9f aSxS EsAY.

Dennis KearOcy his bean sp:ahln5 in LvA-
en- where &c VAS pe!tai Hl;H stones, vesc'
table and cseS.
Ia the T eIlth Congressional district Of Ne"
Ycfk tao democrats yesterday no;1!oateu " ILL
Ars,n WooG as their candidate Tor Copsres5'
lis brother lad t.ec previously .noHlEa!2' y
the rcrublicans OF tie s.mc district.
The race at Chicago FIR purse Of ttr.o lhcu,
sand dollars, between Hopeful, Raru5 and
Great Eastern. camo off yesterday; Ho2cIu'
Won iu two beats, made Ia I'll ana ~
while Rarus' tine was n3t less than 2:lo IN
either
Gen. James &. Martin died at ilia residence
in Ashvi!lc. N. c., on Friday last, the An
lost, lie was graduate Of West Point, and
was brovetei for gallant Conduct II the Mex.
can Yar. Ills career it, the Confederate lrMY
wss both mcrli.oli3Us aud Distinguished.
StatcsTreasurer Eiiah Gates, Of Missouri.
has been arrested Oh indictments charging hl1
viii improper use OF the puo]o moneys 81
the Stale. Ez Treasurer James W. Mercer Il
also under arrest, aud it is llluored that John
T. Crsp, the democratic csudldate lar Con
grass will probably Do Indicted sor sets "a coa'
nection with the TrcasurG's Tlpg.
A report from Dallas. Ttxis says that
heavy robberics # money and freight rom III
| Texas and Pacific aad the Hcu5,cr sud lex -
Central Railroads have hoaa detected and -
rests were to be mad, @ the paE;les coIc4faca.
| Many persons Of high business and s'o:4! stand
| lug Including officers, conductors aud %2tGt7,
with citizans along the lice from D. LOUIS &c
| Galveston, are said to be implicated.
A fir, commenced yesterday id q 2tahlo CT
Sixty first street, NV Yo;k. Tie stories
above we're occupied by r. Ii. May:rs c:iatI
factory, and ninety pcrso1s were 1T a'r1 IA
conscious Of their danger. t5riurai@iy, II
Grand boy, David Kecfa, wi!cs2 same deserve
TO be recorded, discovering The lit2, aol;icd III!
foreman il a whisper. AID the workman We
all safely 10 the street boicro thy ko"'T th'
csus. of their sudden retreat. The bulldog
was cotirlly destroyed, aGi the ire @x::ldse
to dcz,u tenement houses, Hhlch were c3n
sumed or partially 50. TIE occupants w2r
removed without loss Of lie OF ioiuy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-11

SUIT FOR DIvORCE.-Io the Washington
Cay Court, yesterday. the argument 10 tue
case Of Mary f. Russell vs. James L. Russell
was Concluded aud submitted. This case isooc
OF some interest as Involving the question OF
what uokinduess or petulaDce on tne part OF
the hu5bsnd is sufficient cruelty to authorize
divorce 10 tho District. I1 this case Mrs Rus
sell, who is the daughter of Columbus Alexan.
der, esq, sets forth that the first act Of violence
towards her occurred in the second year OF their
marriage, when Der husband took from her
hair u fosc; that, 10 anger, he demanded the
kegs oi appell2e's bureau, which she delivered
10 him, 1T which time he broke certain articles
O! j:wcIry; that be pulled all her clothes cut OF
The bureau drawer and threw them into another
rocm, 8hercupon she bid him leave her, aud
rs did, and was absent four months; that he
threw lot coffee 10 her face. "a another &C.
casio0, while shaving, she asked him II che
might go home and see her parents, whcr he
remarked that he felt as if ne could Cut her
throa:; that be vas often intoxicated that or
several occasions he has whipped the children;
that il March, 1876. while she ga: dancing 10
the parlcr of her fathers house he called her
to come up stairs, and when she obeyed ne
licked her room door aud told her she should
not 90 down stairs any more Afterwards he
left and stayed away as long as be wished, ana
on returning made great noise walking up and
down tae & Jor. and 1T another time, IN the monln
Of February, 1876. he directed her 10 take OF
sscque and wear sleeveless velvet jacket Wnen
she was going to the theatre on 8 cold night.
The court s6journed until tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-11
New York Notes.

NEW YORK, Oct. I.-Clarkson N. Potter
was renominated yesterday for Congress from
the 18th district.
Jennie r. Smith has been indicted for the
murder of her husband, police officer Smith,
in Jersey City, sometime ago.
.. S. District Attorney Woodford has re-
signed the vice presidency of the New York
Synod of tho Reformed Episcopal Church be.
cause tho Synod expressed entire belief 10
eternal punishment for those who die in their
sins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-11
Political.

BosToN,,O,!. ia stormy meeting Of the
Democratic City Central Committee was held
last evening at which an attempt was made to
place General Butler 8 name at the head of the
regular democratic ticket, to be issued by the
Printing Committee appointed by the City
Government. The attempt failed as did also
a subsequent attempt to substitute the name of
Judge Abbott. The committee finally adjourn.
ed without accomplishing anything.
VIM. Morris, faniisrIy known as BILLY"
the minstrc! in Boston, died this morning,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-11

REDMoN's MARRIAGE.-A dispatch from
Columbia. s. G., says: defamation is received
that tho famous outlaw Lewis Il. Redmond
Was married on Sunday night. the Oh instant,
to Miss Adeliue Ladd, of Piokeus county. Tho
ceremony was performed at the hour OF mid
night, in order to avoid the possibility of the
of deputy marshsls, as q previous attempt
made few weeks ago had been frustrated by
their endeavor to surround the house and cap
ture the intended bridegroom. The bride is a
sister OF Amos Ladd. whose death last spring
at the hands of the rovcnua officers led to the
we'll known conflict Of authority between the
local and United States courts. The wedding
took place at Rsdmonds nominal residence. in
tho heart Of the Blue Ridge, and the notice of
the affair is accompanied By the significant an.
nouucement, mo cards"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-11

J, i. Icvio5on W no wen: to CiIcl a"su }Ia' j..
ago from New York ADD accepted inc postum
cf pastor Of the Jewish Churca, at inc cp sInd
Of seventh and Walnut streets, |tIcl DC is''I
sc,cutably for several years. ~hen ne Fesis".'
ard started wholesaie mahulsc:ofy u ''s'''
has become q dciauItcr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-11
Nomination.

MEDINA, n. Y, Ok. 1.-The republican,
oanvcnti0r in The BON C)ngrcssl1nai DISTRICT
held here yeatcrsy, uom; oatcd John van
Voorhees,, Of Rochester, for tongres'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-11

The credit of the city of New York has so
improved since Mr.. Kelley became the ruler
Of the Tammapy democrats That Messs. Dtexe!,
Morgan & Co., August Belmont 4 Co., aud
Winston, Lamar & Co., have taken the whclc
amount Of TIC new city loan OF Sc. 9O0 900 at
lU5. % Mc Kelley seems to have determined
to repair the Injury to the citS, AID 10 remove
tho disgrace to the democracy, Ct New York,
Inflicted by the Tan many mug heu commanded
by the late Wm. NJ Tweed, aud from present
indications it is mere than likely he will sue
caed. Many have long siooc thought the oa'
national democracy would have Jared better
had it taken bis advice at tho St. Louis conven.
ton, where bis decided opposition to tie nom
ination of Mr.. Tildcn was 50 forcibly expressed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-11
Strike.

PATTERSON, n. j., Oc,. l.--!:lc W iadt,'
and dou5itr;-jO in Ermtcr-ia the Dale MIL
Dexter, Lambert Il Co., !'-ar:ic'or4, Re"t Oh
q strike yesterday n the refusal OF . Icn"n'
for au aafc2sc Ct ~ cents Scr week IN their
WAGES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-11

The O,tobsr number Of the; Educational
Journal of Virginia has been received. Among
its contents is a letter from our townsmau, Mr..
r. L. Carnc, in reply to az address delivered
by Major Bingham ar the annual meeting of
the Educational Association of: Virginia at
Hampton, last summer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-11

A mild and wholesome climate, fertile ard
cheap s,, superior market facilities 10 fact all
the attractions usually sought By settlers, though
possessed by Virginia il an eminent d.gree.
are of no avail in Inducing immigration and
capital to the State when offset by the lrj urlous
reports concerorg the way sbe proposes to re-
lieve herself OF her just indebtedness. and to
which the words and actions of the clusters
have given currency. Contrary to the pcop!e q
wishes ard belief there will be session OF the
legislature this winter, but the members can
reconcile their deceived constituencies to the
expense of al extra session by such leglslsloo
as will effectively and satisfactorily correct the
damaging ruuor* to which We refer. ln aliud
ing to these rumors the Philadelphia Record
says:
~ constitute onsl convention, and sfterward 3
revolution in tho membership of the Court Ct
Appeals, are thrss!cnsd, cut l. IS hoped mat tor
the honor of Virginia and the Westale or the
whole country the proposed retroactive leslsla'
tion will not bs successful. IN the event OF It's
success. however, j. is laid that the frenda OF
honesty 10 tue State inte1d asking the Supreme
Court 10 take whatever acton may be necessary
20 compel g faithful observance OF existing con
tracts"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-11
Fire.

Troy, N. Y, OcL ll.-BfTNo "''' wa
house was burned this morning ~ IN '"ce'''''A''
los Si37, 600; insurance SlV1.Wo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-11
DIED.

On wtd3 va Mrs UFp MAKY WELLFnoE;bii
, wiie OF he late ChAs. q. Wexford III '"'
year cf Ter sge ....-.a.~----',
DR1wEN,Y. CREAM CHhESE F''''''
4 ind for sale ny ,uNr HARMON.
oct ii -"-----
x7o MISS sHAD received b9y.RnON.
~ Get II AhIH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-11

When the disorders OF oatyh39|a s e,'I
your baby use at once Dr. Hu.,s b'l ,ar "y'~r
AID noise its r.pid and beneficial s's'''
Price % cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-11

Men of $50 lbs. weight 60 10 Deaham's Tor
a suit of Got hing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-11

The enormous sale of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup has had the cf fleet Ct bringing out nu'
nerous !i1i remedies; but the people are
not so easily Induced 10 make trial OF the ne"
ar,i,!e, when they value the old and rel'oe
one-Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-11

TIE PRINCESS TnYRA.-Princass Thyrs, cf
Denmark, whoac name is now coupled with
that Of Napoleon, the Prince Imperial, Is sls'
ter to the Priocess Alexandra, Of Wales, King
George of Greece, and Princess Dagmar, VILE
Of the heir apparent to the throne OF Russia.
She is the youngest child, but one OF Christian
TX, OF Depuark, and his wife, Queen Louisa
priucess OF Hcsss Cassel. she was bore
September 30, 1858, and is consequently
young Isdy Of twecty ive-about the same DC age
IS the Prince Imperial. Her names are Ihyra,
Amelia, Caroline Charlotte, Anna. That ofThyIa
WAS given her 10 houor Of a celebrated Danish
Queen, Tbyra Danebrod, who built a high ~al'
to protect Denmark from the Jutes 10 $40,
work which was recently destroyed by the
German army in ths SchlesWig Holsteln cam
paign.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-11
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER II. 1878.
Kat tee republicans, in the late eleotlous'

That tee republicans, in the late eleotlons'
yer{ "sn art'' enough not IL be deceived Dy
the boastiugs of the grcenbackers. and, consc'
cueatly, supper: d what tLcy believed, end
whst events have since proved to be, tic popular
sid.I of the money qusstion-a currency as ecod
as icld-;s no reason that they rendered that
:u,bort frcm conscientious motives, and that
copleouen,iy, they should be endorsed ~ the
coubtry. is proved 20 ess by Mr.. Shernan's
sbiiv shally cuutse With regard tc the currelc5'
andi Mr.. Gorman's and Nj. Weeds open ad0p
t;or oithe greeubsck theories, thar % their
election 70 Congress OF Mr. Octh. OF lndlana,
a Man 50 tainted with tie Fenezles ciaIua
fraud that Oh former occasion, when be was
a candidate ior auotler cfieo, the tear OF It's
effects inauccd tie managers CT h!s party TO
demand and enforce his Withdrawal. Inc
election of ex Minister 9th and the nonloa'
ton Of * Secretary Robesoa are enough to sat-
isjv any reasonable man that to 60 such party
should the Interests of the cou2tIy be entrusted,
and that the parlis! support it las just render
ed 10 an houess measure affords 40 good
ground for believing it has reformed. Good
principles are admirable, but iu the conduct OF
the couutlys affairs cxpsleIcs has proved
that good men are better. and the previous
actions of Messrs Octh and KobesoR afford
strong evidence that with them love of country
is of minor consideration when compared WIFE
love of self, and that when they have luo!!e
money in their hands large portion CT Il hods
its way into their pockets The republicans OF
indiana and New jersey are es we'll aware OF
the character Of the men they thus delight to
honor as any other people, and the bo!dness
With which they do. and would, thrust them IL.
tc Congress eau very readily be construed n'o
an Intentional Jesuit to the bones; men OF the
country, aud the party guilty Of i: should net
bo condoued simply because some OF It's leaders
have sense enough to give their approval TO
what the people want-good money.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-06
NOTES OF THEDAY.

Alexander Campbell has been nomi-
mated for Congress by the Greenbackers
of the Morris Ullinois) District.
General Caleb Gushing says he hasn't
the slightest notion of running for Con
gress in Massachusetts this fall on any
ticket.
The Fredericksburg News says that
the friends Of General Fitzhugh Lee are
endeavoring to secure for him the con-
gressional nomination in his district.
On Wednesday last the Vanderbilt
will casewas adjourned until Septem-
Der 20. The contestant will have eight
more days, and the respondent will then
be allowed twelve days to present his
case.
The venerable w. w. Corcoran is au
thority for the statement that work OF
the Washington monument will soon b'
begun, and that it will be completed ac
cording to the modified design of Larkil
q. Meade.
1t having been reported that in hi
speech at the Cincinnati Republican Coz
vention the other day General Beatt.
called the President scoundrel, Genera
Grosvenor in IA card denies it. Will Gen
eral Beatty now kindly come to the from
and say few words by way of defining
his position?
The daily gazette., 1878-07-06
THE BEAUTIFUL GATE.

II Is a fair tradition, one OF old
That. at tn he Gate of Heaven called beau
tiful,
, he souls OF those to whom we minIstered
On Earth sha nrt ct us as we enter IN
With grateful records of those lowIy deeds
Of Christian char ty wnetewith frail man
Profers his humble loan unto his Lord
MAY we not SO believe, since He hath said
That, inasmuch az IL was done to one
or those, His little ones, was done to Him?
Oh think, If this be true, how many eyes
Whose weeDlng tnou hast stliled shall
glisten there.
How many hearts whose burd IN thou hast
shared,
And heavy feet whose steps were turned
by thee,
Back to their homes, elastic through the
joy
or new-iound hone and sympathy and
love,
Shall welcome thee wit IN the Gates Of
Bliss,
The Golden City of Jerusalem
The daily gazette., 1878-07-06
Hand Labor against Mac hinery

VIOLENCE IN WESTERN HARVEST FIELDS
OBSTRUCTION OF REAPERs.
The movement against the use of agri-
cultural machinery is reaching such pro-
portions in Ohio and Indiana, as to Sc
riously alarm the farmers. Scores of
reaping machines have already been de
stroyed, and every day brings reports OF
fresh depredations. On other machines
Anotices have been posted threatening
their destruction if the owners do not
lay them aside and employ men to cut
their grain. Many farmers are yielding
and discarding their machines. Those
who have travelled in the rural districts
of Indiana during the past week say that
a very large proportion of the fields OF
wheat in the State are being cut by hand.
Farmers have posted notices of warning
on their lands, and are taking means for
the protection of their property at night.
If the destruction of the machines goes
on, heroic measures will be adopted soon
III many localities. The supply OF labor
is not equal to the demand.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-06
THE FLYING MACHINE FIzZLE.

About fifty thousand people assembl-
ed OH Boston Common Thursday morn
ing to witness the first exhibition Of the
flying machine in the open air. The
plan was to sail around the tops of the
houses and over the principal streets and
demonstrate to wondering multitude
the possibilities of air navigation. When
everything was ready the machine was let
60, but instead of flying up gradually and
gracefully, as was intended, it shot up
like an arrow to distance of about two
thousand feet. Every one came to the
conclusion at once that it was unmanage-
able, and the poor aeronant was the OBJ
.ject of much sympathy as he fioated up
ward. He soon let off some of the gas,
but did not descend. He went up higher
and higher, and it was soon evident that
he was as much at the mercy of the cur
rents as any balloonist. He sailed oveI
Brookline, Boston Highland, and out
through Norfolk county, and landed al
the little town of Farnham. Here he
was an object of wonder to the inhabi-
tants, and afterthey had gazed on him he
essayed to fly back to Boston, but on
reaching Dover gave it up, and, packing
his machine on the train, he returned
home by rail. He explains his failure
by saying that the gearing got out of or
der. The steering apparatus would not
work, and one of the rods was disarrang-
ed. He says he had to tie it with cord
and strap his foot to the pedal.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-06
and Commercial.

1 ,,xaroS, Del, July g, ,is lS7S ,v
sIock Hr Clayton House Building
i Co.. at i2 NJ. today
Igton, " Dginn "a iTOTATIONS.