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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-23
THE CENSUS OF GREECE.

The census of Greece has recently beer
taken, and-as rapid increse in population
is almost always, in civilized countries, an
indication of the material well.being of the
inhabitants, it is satisfactory to know tina,
this little kingdom has grown in numbers al
quite 1 remarkable rate, fof its population
is now l 1,G79, 775, or just about twice what
it was in 1888, when the first national cen.
sus was taken. The increase at and around
the capital, Athens, is even more marked
than in the country at large. Athens, for
tY years ago, was little better than village,
the effect Of the Turkish rule being to keep
down the size of the provincial towns. AT
that time there were no people who could
properly be eaid to represent the Piraus
Ten years ago, however, Athens had 10000
inhabitants, and the port of Pireus had II )
900. Now the capital city has population
of "a, 600 and its maritime adjunct claims
$4,000 In the censns returns taken during
the early days of the country under its pre-
sent government, little attempt was made to
determine the national wealth; but it seems
to be beyond dispute that property has in
creased in amount and value at a much fast
ter rate than the growth in population.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-23
LATEST sy MAIL

San Francisco, Oct. 2l.-At Oakland IN.
DAY the Chicsgos beat the Mutusls % 10
nothing. - y
st; Paul, Oct. 2l.-The county i.il At
breckenridge burned last night. The ouiv
prisoner, colored man, named Henri
Wilson. burned TO death.
Buffalo, Oct. 2l.-Wm. Blake is irwin,
70 arrange boat race fortnight hence Al
Chautauqua lake between Courtney and
Hanlan in lieu Of the late 6asco.
Peoria, Oct. 21.-The State Temperance
Reform club commenced it's fifth annual
convention in this city to-day. There was
q good attendance of delegates from yarions
parts of the state. f
Atlanta, Ca, Oct. 2l.-T. L. Brantly,
marshal of Whi.esburg, Ga, shot and kill.
ed twenegro girls last Saturday night. The
murder was wanton and unprovoked
Brantly escaped. s4ste5
Memphis. Oct. 21.-S,x negroes commit.
ted brutal outrage on Mrs. johnson al
Montgomery's landing, Miss, on Sunday,
then escaped. The woman's condition II
critical. 'N-- = :
Cleveland, Oct 2l.-A steam fire engine
while going to fire this afternoon, went
at full speed into the river at Columbus
street bridge, drowning both horses and
badly injuring three men. The bridge was
swung and the drawgates out of repair
Ihe driver could not stop the team.
Chicago, Oct. 2l-Walter Goodrich. 9
young lawyer, son Of Judge Grant Good
rich, has been missing since Saturday even.
ing at 6 o'clock, when he started for the
west side with $4,000 on his person. 1t il
believed he has been foully dealt with, as q
most vigorous search for two days has failec
to reveal his whereabouts.
Cincinnati, Oct. 2l.-A Commercial spe
cial says: The malicious displacement o
switch on the track of the Marietta an,
Cincinnati road near Athens, threw an en-
gine and express car of the west bound pas
senger train off the track last night an,
tumbled them down an embankment. c. E
Hawley, the express messenger, was fatally
injured. The fireman and engineer escaped
Only one passenger, John A. Rich, wa
injured.
St. Louis, Oct. 2l.-The general freigh
agents Of the Chicago g. Alton, Iilinoi
Central. Wabash, Chicago, Burlington an
Quincy, Chicago and Eastern Illinois, Van
dalia and Indianapolis and St. Louis rail
roads held meeting here to-day TO adjus
freight rates between St. Louis and Chicago
which had become demoralized, and after
full discussion the meeting agreed to rate
on basis of so cents for frst.class fou,
30 cents; Lumber and pig iron, II cents an
cattle, hoes and sheep, $50 per single dec
car.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-23

! olMilssukss lager beer snd lunch d Frank
coeArsss'..
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-23
DISMISSED MAJORS.

Paris. Oct. 23.-Three new DEGREES have
been presented to President Gravy for his
signature dismissing majors for assisting al
the legltimists burial. Fourteen of The
majors to be dismissed from the depar,.
ments Of Lamendee and Marie.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-23
SPORTING.
Hanlan's Acceptance Of Proposition to
Row with Courtney.

Ma"lan's Acceptance Of Proposition to
Row with Courtney.
Toronto, Oct 22.-Hanlon iu accepting
the proposition Of Blake for a race with
Courtney, in view Of the Unsatisfactory aud
Improbable conclusion ofthe recent match,
says: n 5Nsa9T
/ do not believe Mr.. Courtney wishes to
enter into fair and square contest with me
and have no wish, ii take the time and
trouble to get ready for the race, to be de,
prived Of my earnings, either by fraud or
cowardice. l am Of the opinion that il
this contest be made subject to the condition
of Courtney coming out upon
water and rowing me a fair race,
it will never come of, but if
if money be placed in your hands for play
or pav race upon certain date. or the first
day thereafter where smoother water can be
had, I think can win with less trouble in
that way than through a law suit. Let the
race oe play or pay" and If anybody cuts
my boats Courtney can have the money"
Hanlon will not revisit England for the
present hut will allow Elliott or Boyd &60(
expenses to row al Toronto for 81 600 L
1880 side.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-23
FIRE..
A West Virginia Town Hnrbors Persis,
tent Fire Bug.

-
tent Fire Bug.
Wheeling w. Va, Oct. 23.-Bethany,
Brooker county, w. Va, has been troubled
for some months past by the attempts Of some
person to fire the town. A few months ago
the stables Of Mr.. Locke were burned to the
ground, and last week the barn Of Col. Alex.
Campbell was totally destroyed, both the
work of an incendiary. This morning how.
ever, the people of the town Witnessed
the bsldest attempt Of the fire bug ever At
tempted In he'partial destruction of Beth
any college. TIE building is one Of the q
nest institutions Of learning 10 the south
west. being valued lat tl50,000.5 The fire
broke outtn the north wing Of the build
ing at 3 O'Clock this morning. and owing to
the scarcity OF water and inefficient means
for putting out 6res, tho wing was totally
destroyed, tho blackened walls only being
left standing. The wing contained the three
society balls Of the college and the college
library. The only property saved was hv'
fine oil paintings presented to the socte.ie
by Mr.. Keen Richards, of Kentucky, ant
valued at $4,000. Some Of them. however
were considerably damaged. The societie
lose all their property including the libra
ries. not book escaping the flames. Th
wing Was valued At $4,000. op which .her
eas - Insurance oe S21OO1 There sss =
doubt ,hat u vasshc work of al iueendisr.
~ the building was fred in remote pal
Of the soh.h wing, but sh,ch "a. fortuna,.
" s1,insnished before doi.g much damage
sasvicion Polnss 70 pcrson Who has bes
rrowliug srcnnd town for same .in,c past.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-23

GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

@Evsnsville, Ind, Oct. 23.-This morning
Capt. Oph and Lieut.. Wunderlich. of lhe
police force, arrested Basil Ally, the colored
driver ofSvsneman's transfer bsKu,ee var.
on, for heavy robberiea that have been per.
Petrsted on the baggage passing through his
hands for the past two years. Mr.. AlIy
was at once arrested and in his possession
was found key ring with Is trunk KEYS
filed to ct any lock. Under his direction
nearly all the jewellery stolen from Mrs.
Miller OF prirc ston was found also some
other valuables.
Bridgeport. Conn, Oct. 23.-Mary E.
Lounsberrv has been indicted for the mur.
der Of her husband. Rev. DR.. Lounsbery, st
Stamford, Sept. oath. Mrs. Lounsbery
having been confined to bed since her incai
alton. will not be able to put in her plea
until the approaching trial.
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r,s.A TROUT and WHITE FISH =.
JsnkisaosA 9x
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-23
Grant Receives Another 0va.
tion in California.
A West Virginia Town is Excited
Over the Presence Of a Bad
Fire Bug.
Indictment Of Mrs. Lounsberry for the
Murder Of Her Husband.
GRANT.
Brilliant Rece ,tion Given Him .,
Sacramento.

soCF1Mo0VO.
Sacramento, Oct. 22.-Gen Grant and
party arrived at Vallejo by the steam yatch
Belle. He inspected Mare Island works
and then boarded the train from Sacramento
arriving here at l p. n. Yesterday. All
along the route they were heartily greeted
at the stations, and large concourse Of peo-
pie were at the depot when the train arriv.
ed here. A procession Was formed which
completely filled the neiehboring streets
Gov. Irwin and Mayor Turner escorted the
distinguished guest to carriage amid leud
cheering from some 10000 people
present, including about 300 school
children. The line of march was
taken through numerous streets tc a plat
form at the capital, where Hon. Henry Ed
gerton delivered an address of welcome
Gen. Grant responded. thanking the people
tion, which was alike at every place on the
coast which he had visited. He said: OF all
the hospitalities bestowed, all the honors
conferred there has been nothing 30 grateful
to my heart az the reception have received
at the hands of the people here would
not say what has been done abroad. 1t
mas been all that could be done
for mor,pl, but it has not been for me, Il,
has been dose for the people see before
me, for the people of a great country that is
recognized abroad RS oic of the creates,
countries Of the world Ii we all, every one
of us, could see other countries us | have
seen them. We you'd all make better c,i
Zens or n, least the average IF cit,Z.ns
would be better.
AT the conclusion ot his remarks the
party were conducted 10 The GalIen Elele
hotel, where 4 number 9: invited guests
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-23
MILWAUKEE.

Milwaukee, October o.
WnEAr-e@Ssc lover. Hard Sl.lgt
No. l, $lls4; No. ., $l.l63 cash Sl:l7s
November; Sl.l9s December; No 8, 9se
No. 4, 99l.
CoRN--Firm, 45c.
OA1s-altc.
RxR-T6c
> RAnLKY-76c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-23
FOREIGN.
CONQUEST DEFERRED

CONQUEST DEFERRED.
Berlin. Oct. 23.-Russian journal. regard
!he !aeo conquest Of Nero improbable before
1851, owing to the death of camels and the
scarcity Of provisions . 7 p : :.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-23
ENGLISH TRADE.

London, Oct. 23.-A favorable change
naS come over the aspect of the wool mar
ket. Brisk inquiry has been lately experi-
enced and considerable purchases of Eng.
llsh wool has been made for America at
rise OF penny per pound on previous
prices. There is considerable animation in
manufactured iron trades at Stockton.
Consetta and Middleboro The recent acti.
vlty in crude iron has only slightly dimin-
iahed. The principal firms in North
stahordshire have again slightly advanced
the prices of finished iron, and are in re-
ce'pt of further large orders from The Unit.
ed States.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
A patch from Jellallabad says General
Gaush, commanding the forces along the
line of communications, has arrived at
Shuldngandn from Jelsllabad. He met
with no opposition. He will bring away
all stores, and the Kerrum valley route
will be closed for winter.
NOT SICK.
The reported illness of Count Schouyalof'
is not true.
woRKISGMEN COMING OVER
The factory operatives from Bradford
district and silk weavers from Macclesiield.
sailed to-day in the steamer Spain from
Queenstown for New York The operators
from Bradford district are accompan nicd by
large mill owner in the state of New
York, who came over to select operatives
and purchase machinery, which is also on
board the Spain.
PARLIAMENT.
The rutnor is revived that parliament
will meet in December for short winter
session.
BICYCLE RIDERS.
The English bicyclists, Keen and Stan
ton, start on the 9th inst. to join Terront,
the French champion, and Cam, English
man, in America, in hundred mile bicycle
race, between Keen and Stanton. Yeste7-
day the latter, owing to recent fall, had
given up after going 76 miles.
PROHIBITED.
Constantinople. Oct. 23.-The porte has
prohibited the expectation of cereals.
DECREASE OF BULLION.
London, Oct. 23.-Bullion decreased L.
1884, 900 pounds during the past week, and
las 900 pounds to-day.
STRIKE TERMINATED.
Brussels, Oct. 23-The strike of miners
at Charlerdi has terminated, the men re-.
turning to work on masters terms.
CoNTRADICTED st
Vienna, Oct 23-The report of disturb
anccs in Nevozinji, Herzegovina, is officially
coutradicted. T
PROTECTION GUARANTEED.
In order to retain a small part of Kildjs,
Russia has undertaken to protect Chinese
merchantmen against japanese men of war
| in any war that may break out between
these two countries.
| ABAD NATE.
Havre, Oct. 23-The mate Of the British
ship William from New York to this port
4 has been arrested on the charge Of attempt.
Ing to murder Capt. Jounneay, and failing
In that in attempting to set the vessel on
fire.
WILL APPEAL.
Paris, Oct. 23.-The proprietors Of tht
Marsillaise announce that they will appea
against the sentence Of fine, imprisonment
and suspension, and will publish their jour
nal during suspenrion.
& RACE HORSE PURCHASED. = ~-&
London, Oct. 23.-Tenbroeck has pul
CHI hased the race horse Thehistocles.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-23
DuFFErs CELEBRATED SWEET N. Y. CIDER

We shall have carload of the above ci-
der in few days, put up in barrels and
half barrels. We will wholesale it to the
trade at Chicago prices, freight added.
ADLER s. GILMAN,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-23
NOTICE.

Apyboay who can give me Information
whore | can find double bsrrelled, breach
loading sho. gun. bore No. lo.iwhich va
obtained from mo under (alsc, pretencss
WsoncSsGy. October l6.h. lsS9. .by ons' N
Carson, will he suitably rewsISed.
GEoRaE WAeNER.
Guusmith.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-23

Madrid, Oct. 23.-The authorities "a
the loss Of life by floods in the districts .
Narrow, Allicant and Carthepeva viii .,
coed two thousand.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-23
YELLOW FEVER.

Memphis. Oct 23.-Two intermentsl THIS
morning. No new cases at Forest City for
4S hours.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
WALL STREET. lc4I
New York, October %.
Money-6@7 per cent.
Governments-Quiet. ID
Stocks-Irregular, higher.

NEW YORK.
New York, October %.
WHEAr-Feverish, unsettled, 2@3acents
lower. No. 2 spring Sl.3S December.
RYE-Nominal, 90@92. f6
CoRN-Lower, 62@62!c.
BARLEY-Quiet.
OArs-Dull. Mixed western 42@44c.
White 4S@46,
PoRK-Higher, Sl075. @u
LARD-Higher, $6.70.
WHIsKEY-$l.l5.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, October. %.
WHEAr-Unsettled, lower, weak. No.
2 red sl.24; spring $1.l53 cash; Sligo
November $l.lss December:
CoRS-Weak, lower, 45@45a cash 443c
bid November l5sc Nav:
OArs-Weak, lower, 32lc bid cash; S2te
November Soc May.
RYE-77c. g" .f7t
BARLEY-S3!c.
PoRK-Excited, higher. $3.50 cash
se.7O November Sl00Os asked January:
LARp-Strone, higher, $3.50 cash; $6.274
bid November $40 bid January.
Wn1sKY-Higher, Sl.l0.
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MEXICO.

LOCAL REvoLrs AT CHIHUAHUA-T TELEGRAPH
CABLE ACROSS THE GuLF-DIFFIcuLTIEs IN
YUCATAN.
CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. 10. 1879.
local revolution has occurred in chihuahua
against the State government. The pronunciados
have occupied the Capitol and captured the Cover
nor with ell the State officials General Trarno. 1t
the head of the necessary forces has left zacstecs
and Is marching ON Chihuahus to put down the re-
bellion.
Congress has approved q contract for laying tele-
States.
United States Minister Foster will extend his trip
to Matamoros. where he will embark in Q Mexican
national vessel for Vera Cruz.
New difficulties have arisen In Yucatan.. The gov
eminent had apparently instructed General Pslomina
to intervene in the elections of that State
Ancona immediately organized force Of 1.500 men
to oppose such and occupied the heights
of Merida. General Palomina asked for instruc-
tions from the federal government and reinforce
ments which left Vera Cruz the 5th inst. The
local opponents of Governor Ancona Joined the fed
The case of Sefor Teran. tho Mayor Of Vera Cruz
is still before the jury OF Congress-. Complaints
made that the remains stationary. Schor Rivera
who was recently elected Chairman of Congress. IL
friend of Mayor Teran.
About i've hundred packages Of contrabsnd goods
have been discovered in the woods near Canpeche.
The municipality of Tehuantepec has protested
against the duties which the Collector began
ton
A representative Of the Presbyterian Church has
asked permission to exercise his crood in the Ma
tional Prison. Permission was denied because the
prison, prescribing universal moral teachings with
out reference to any creed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-18
WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.


WASHINGTON. Nov. II. 1879.
THE GUARDIANSHIP OF THE REPUBLICAN Ma
TIoNAL CoMMITTEE-MR. FRYE, OF MAINE, ON
THE NOMINATION. FOR THE PRESIDENCY
Congressman Frye. of Maine who is member OF
the House Committee on Rues is here to attend the
meeting of the committee He says in regard to the
selection of successor to Zach Chandler as CHAIR
man of the National Republican Committee. that he
doubts that Mr.. Conkling will be able to
name the chairman. He says that while
Senator Conkling is undoubtedly in favor
OF General Grant. yet the Grant men on
the committee will join the Blaine men in selecting
chairman. and mentions in this connection the
fact that he. Mr. Baines friend after the Cncin-
natl Convention. proposed the name of Mr.. Chandler
in the committee chairman.
Mr.. Frye, who Is still member OF the National
Committee does not think that General Grant will
be candidate for the Presidential nomination unless
at the coming session the question of doubt
Is to the mode of counting the electoral votes
should be made prominent. In that event he be-
lieves the people will demand the nomination of
Grant because they think he will assert and obtain
his seat il the election IL disputed. Otherwise he
thinks Mr.. Blaine or Mr.. Sherman Will be. the lead
ing candidate before the Convention.
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PASSAGES MYSTERY.

The inquest in the Nieuman was resumed yes
terday in Passsc. n. j. before Coroner Warner. The
first witness was Catharnc Nieuman mother of the
murdered man. venerable lady of sixtyeight years.
aud atircd in the quaint old quilted hat and
rustic gown OF the Holanders In their native
try. After being helped up to the witness stand
she gave hor testimony through sntcr-
prefer. She testified that Ave weeks ago her
and asked her to come to Passaic with him and re-
main with him the of hor hc she consented
aud accompanied him. and when they arrived at the
house they found Roman, her grandson. seated
the front stoop Of the house with at his side
when she walked toward the door with bundle of
clothes In her hand Roman advanced. with the
in his hand, and said to her, "lou fetch your things
up stairs and I'll TX you;" her son John then
up. and Roman, assuming q threatening attitude
with the axe said to his father f you dare to take
her things up stairs something will happen" John
then put the clothes back into tho wagon, aud put
the wagon into the shed; sho remained till the next
afternoon Mt the house. during which time Roman
followed his father and her with the and did do
any work when they sat down to table he sat
them with the in his hand. but did not eat
with them; her son John was greatly afraid OF him.
Jane Brennan testified that tho deceased to her
house tho day before he WAS murdered, and after
telling Of tho i'll treatment he received from his
you will know that he murdered by his own
child;" on tho following day Roman came to her
house and told her that his father was dead. and
she at once thought that no had murdered him. and
she exclaimed. shaking her finger at him. "komsn.
Eomant"
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON. Nov IT. 1879.
Ex-oFFICIALs OF THE GERMAN NATIONAL BANK
INDICTED.
Upon the evidence of b. N. Keyser Stephen Prem
tce and j. L. Crane the Grand Jury to-day found an
Indictment against John Hitz. late president. and
Charles Z. Prentiss. late cashier of the German Ma
tiona Bank of this city. for embezzng $4,000 "A in
cash and $4,000 in the stock of that bank. on or
about June 4. 1878.
THE UNWILLING OF THE THOMAS STATUE
GOVERNMENT OFFICES TO BE CLOSED.
The following to-day addressed to the heads
of the different departments to the Commissioner Of
Agriculture and to the Public Printer
EXECUTIVE MANSION. WASHINGTON. Nov II, 1879.
SIR-I am directed by the President say that the
several departments of the government will be
closed on Wednesday, the 10th inst. to enable EN-
ployes to participate in the ceremonies attending the
unwilling of the statue OF the late General George H.
Thomas. Very truly yours,
W. X. ROGERS. Private Secretary.
The Treasury Department building will be lllumi-
mated next Wednesday aud Thursday nights.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-18
A TRAGEDY AND IT'S SEQUEL.

THE LAST OF A wRETCHED TRAMP--A FEARFUL
PICTURE OF DISSIPATION, JEALOUSY, MURDER
AND SUICIDE.
The sudden death of Oscar Hobenstein, o miserable
tramp in tho house No. 1873 Orchard street.
on Sunday morning. furnishes fitting sequel to
fearful tragedy or two years ago with which his
name connected. He was native Of Germany.
thirty years Of age. and led shiftless dissi-
pated life. Whatever he earned by occasional jobs
was spent In liquor. Among the acquaintances
he formed that of Henry Hausmsn, of No.
10 Chrystie street. q sober and industrious man,
s %hp ina wife pDd three chiidren Hausmsns
wife addicted to liquor that she neglected her
household duties ana made her home wretched.
She contracted an intimacy with Hobenstein, who
frequent visitor to her house. The repeated
protests OF Hausman. whose jealousy was aroused
effect, and the 10th of November. 1877. after
turning home in the evening, he. in tit of frenzy.
shot his three ondrenMs BOY aged nine years
The elder boy, John. recovered aud is the only
survivor of the family. the girl having died in
father thirteen days aferward This terrible lesson
had no effect the wretched mother, who con-
tnued in her Of dissipation. She removed to
No. IS Rivington street, and soon afterward 1t was
discovered that the little boy Johns grand
mother had died in Germany short time pre-
viously leaving large legacy, including
annuity of $1,000 to John payable every
six months. HoLenstein then took up his residence
with Mrs. Hausman. and they lived ~ man aud wife,
the former assuming parental guardianship over
the boy. whose annuity furnished means for con-
tinued of dissipation to the guilty pair
till two weeks ago. when Mrs. Hausman taken
suddenly Ill and died before medical aid
could be procured. 1t was rumor1d at
the time that she had taken poison.
Hobenstcin's supply of rum thus cut
off aud he left again to shift for himself Last
sunday. about midnight. he presented himself at
No. 15S Orchard street. Hero. on the second floor,
in the rear tenement, resided John Leifert who
knew the abandoned tramp and who implored
by him to let him into tho house to lie down for
hour he felt very sick. He taken in.
swallowed water copiously and lay down ON the
floor with his coat rolled up for pillow. At eight
o'clock in the morning IL WAS discovered he
corpse. The body removed to the Morgue, and
after dissection will be laid away in Pottcrs Field