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Daily Republican., 1879-03-26
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Tie Senate met at 3 O'clock.

The Senate met at 8 O'Clock.
The resolution in relation to the STATE
directors of the Farmers bank was ia
ken up. Mr.. Rust offered an amend
,nent, striking out the name Of Ebe W
Tunnel and inserting the name OF l..
r. Jacobs instead. The amendment
was adopted and the resolution al
amended was concurred in.
The incor poraiion act Of the Harri:g
ton Canning company was read anG
passed.
The act to incorporate the Delaware
Trust and Safe deposit was also read anc
passed.
The act to exempt from taxation cer-
tain property in New Castle was pass
ed.
The act in relation to The salaries o
the New Castle county sheriff in cases
of election was indefinitely postponed
on motion OF Mr.. McWhorter.
The act to assist the Kent County
Levy Court to keep in repair road III
Duck Creek Hundred, was passed.
On motion Of DR.. Hopkins the rule
preventing q bill being read twice in
one day was suspended during the re-
mainder of the session.
Tie act to exempt fish and oyster ped,
dlers from paying license tax, was
passed.
The incorporation act ofthe Delaware
State Fire and Marine Insurance CON-
psny was passed.
The supplement to the incorporation
act of tn. J and u. Railroad was read
twice and referred.
TN. act to amend section %, chapter
60 of the Revised Code, was read twice
and referred.
The House joint resolution to pay
to Edward Rigdley 800 for services as
counsel for tbs committee on Railroads
was CCncurred in.
The act to divorce Virginia R. and
G George Gale was passed.
The joint resolution in reference to
IN. state directors ot the Farmers bank
having been returned from the House
with the amendment non -concurred IN,
Mr.. Rust asked for committee OF Con
ferenc. Committee. Rust, Conaway and
Hopkins. c,..
Th. act to incorporate the Christiana
Marsh Company was introduced and
read second time. 1t was referred TO
the committee on corporations who at
once reported favorably and 1T was
passed.
Adjourned.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.
House met at tie usual hour. =,
The bill to extend the limits OF the
town of Harrington was taken up ana
passed; also the bill to amend the III,
corporation act OF the Junction and
Breakwater railroad requiring the com
pany to keep fences along the road IN
repair.
A joint resolution offered by Mr.. .Coch-
ran directing the State Treasurer to pay
Edward Ridgley 800 for legal services
rendered the joint committee appointed
to consider the question Of railroad
equity, was passed.
The bill authorizing the Wilmington
Northern r. r. to extend their line
to the works Of the Rockland paper
and the DUPONT powder mills was
read.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-26
Clothing. ClOthing.

II you want a suit of clothes that you
can rely upon. call on Carson, the mer-
chant tailor, 233 Market street, Will
mington, Del. Give him a call. I
Daily Republican., 1879-03-26
.. WILMINGTON, DEL, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1879.

ly, aud upon his motion itwas indeG
nitely postponed.
The bill to transfer Thos. C. Hoisey
from school district No. Isl to dist. Al
Sussex Co., was lost.
The Senate bill amending Sec. q
Chap. go Of the Revised Statute was
read q second time; also the bill to ex
tend the limits Of school district No SO
New Castle Co.
The bill to divorce Luther NJ. and
Sarah K. Hearn was passed.
The act prohibiting driving over the
bridge at Laurel, faster than a walk
was read . second time and passed.
Adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-26
EVENING SESSION

On motion of Mr.. Ware the bill ey-
empting the bonds of the city Of Will
minrton from taxation was taken up
for consideration and the bill passed
the House.
AIR. Ware trpm the Committee on
Corporations reported a bill amending
tha charter Of til. town Of Milford the
h;ll was read first and second time by
title.
Mr.. Fooks reported from the Commit
tee on Revised Statutes the bill con-
cerning the,publications OF False, Scan
dailous and Dcfamatory statements, ma.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-26
Aun1h ar Terrible nun0RllOn.

LoSpos, March 25.-A special de-
spatch to the London Standard from
Pesth saws:
can sffluent of the Koros river has
burst the dyke and inundated a large
territory. Devavanya, with 1000 in
habitants, Is threatened with ruin.
Titel will scarcely escape terrible dis.
aster. The water is breaking over the
dykes. The soldiers and laborsrs At
work strengthening them are exhaust.
ed"
Daily Republican., 1879-03-26
SECOND EDITION.
State OF the 'ChePmOlD eter.
AT the RRPUBLTNAN OFFICE, March II.
7 o'clock, 10 o'clock, IL O'Clock,
43o $50 $40
The W Gather.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, D. C.,
March 26, A. M.
Indications for Wednesday-For the
Middle Atlantic States. warmer, clear,
followed by cloudy weather. northrrly,
backing to southerly winds and falling
barometer.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-26
And Onion. Sets.

The Alteration OF Truckers and Farmers, is
called to this stock OF seeds as being fresh,
new and reliable, and sold ut greatly reduced
prices. :.
For sale onlyat
Daily Republican., 1879-03-26

r OST.-On Tuesday morning II black and
IA tan terrier, having his ears clipped and
Il scar on his bacE. One dollar will be paid
on returning him to -
mh262t* 7l5 MONROE STREET.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-26

Illegal Issue Of Bends hOOting
TRAGEDY u Kiver--
FOupd DrOwncd-Church Conse
crated-The Pratt Embesslcsnen
--Jther Incidents, Murders and
Au~Ihnmta
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-17

| NEW YORK March I5.-The market for breadstufs
and provisions has rqlei less active, and general y
weak; prices on most articles are lower
COTTON-rhe market closed quiet at 13-16c for
mddling opands and 15-16c for midding New Or
leans. The sales reported for the week were 1857
bales on the spot and 800 bales for future dev-
FLOUR quiet; No Q at As a 8 Is; superfne wes-
tern and State at 20 "a ;commcn to good extra
Western and State 65 80; good to choice West
ern and State at 3 80 @ 45: common to choice
Whit White Wheat @ Western extra at 50 g 25; Fancy
White Wheat Western extra at 5 % "a 50; common
good extra Ohio al 20 a 90; common to choice
extra st Louis at 80 q 80; Patent Minnesota ex-
extra 10 a s 0O City Mills extra at Is q 20; low
grades extra at 65 q 9O Southern -four moderate
y active at easy rates. common fair extra at 90 q
90; good to choice extra 10 q 80; the sales tor
the week bave heen II 500 bbls.
RYE FLoUR-In fair demand and about steady at
40 @ 20 per Dbl for Pennsylvania and State; sales
for the week 1880 bbls
CORN MEAL-Dun Western at O5 25 Brandy
wine at 70 y obi Bag meal is rather more active;
90 a 10; sales tor the week have been 2ssO bbls
and 4230 bags.
wHEAT The market closed more steady No Red
Winter on spot at 10: No2 Chicago at 04 a O5;
No Milwaukee at &c; No Whlie for Marc6 iii
a 12: May at 13; No Red for April 14a q Isl
sales for the week have been 2,022, 900 bush.
CoRN-The market clo.ed tri6e steadier; No on
spot 443 445c; No at 43A; steamer at 44ac; fu-
tursss 1ac higher than the above and steady; sales
for weeg are 1,06S,f 0e bush.
OATs-Dull S. ate at 80 q 36c; Western 3l} a 35l; ;
sales for the week have been 221 900 bush.
PoRK-Ine market closed quiet at lU % a 10 40,for
new spot, and 25 for old IL 20 bid for April;
10 80 bid for May sales for the week 231O bbls on
the spot and $3.50 bbls for future delivery.
LARD-The market is dull; prime steam on SPOT
at 6U "a 65; 62a bid fol March; 65 bid for April;
sales for the ees $500 tierces the spot and 34
$40 for future delivery.
BUTTER-Stead with some export demand; State
an Western creameries 10 @ 29c; do dairy 12 q "a
CHEESE Dull and easy; State and Western fac
tory 81 "a 9lc.
WHIsKEY-Steady; Western at O6I.
TOLEDO, March 15.-Wheat quiet mo Red at l Of
cash; Uaa bid for March; 053 bid for April; OF!
asked and 1 OF bid for May Corn quiet High Mixed
at 35sc; No at 3'3c for cash; 37sc tor May.
DETRoIL March 15.-Wheat frmer; extra White
April at OF; May at O45; June at oja q O5A.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-17

HE hasD't lost much flesh. He didn't lave any
to lose and leave his body covered, ard his feet
have not at any tine been very sore but his legs are
m st of the time without fteiug-numb as drnm-
sticks, AMI don't be ieve he knows whether he has
any hips or boiy The wear and tear of this biId
of thing isn't ap .reeiated by hardly anybody Dr..
Chase came on from Boston to look after him, but
medic ne OF any consequence has been given to him.
We have given him food that was noutishng and di-
gestib'e. For dinner today he had two raw eggs,
beef tea and small glass of brandy
"What do you think of O'Learys breaking
down?''
"My opinion is that he is permanently broken
down, and will never be able to go long distances
again. think he made an honest effort this time.
He is man Of bad Judgment. He loses head COM
pletely as soon as he begins walk. Right off at The
start Monday, he let the two tempt him into
running, and that helped to break him down. He Is
not good rupner, and ought to have known it."
"Do you think that Rowell could accomplish
anything as walker pure and simpler"
Il do not think he would undertake match for 9
short or long distance without the privilege of run
ming; suppose he has run half the time this week
He does not pretend to be walker, but he is as.
sure you, a tough little nut,
(which do you think requires the most en-
durance for equal time and distance, running oil
| walking?"
SIT depends altogether on the man. Rowe and
Ennis run easier than they walk, while O'Leary ant
| Hartman never should run?'
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-17
uJNoR TEu.EGRAws.

Moremer johnson of Hudson, M 1885,, is held to
answer to the charge of numbering the illegtmate
child of his wife's sister.
Griffn's mill as Pascagoula is burned Loss S25-
0O0.
Gladstone was not invited to the royal wedding
and considerable comment has resulted.
Large reinforcemen,s for the British are arriving
at Capetown.
Peter Klein accused of tape was taken from jail
by mob at Newport, KY, Saturday and hing.
Patrick Kenney, Providence wool dealer who
failed some months ago, Yves savagely horse whipped
on the street Saturday by an actress named Ducos
who claims to be a heavy creditor of Kenney.
Booth & Sayles, wool dealers of Providence, have
failed. Liabilities, $i60 900.
Flags in all marine hospitals have been ordered at
half mast in respect to the memory of DR.. Wood
worth.
Hiram Eastman of Potter Place, n. H., cut his
throat Saturday.
The difficulties in the way Of an international ex
hibition in Mexico have be renemoved and one will
be held there for three months, beginning January
1E
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-17
Havana Market.

HAVANA. March l6.-Sugar, Notwithstanding the
continue unfayoIable a1vces from abroad, make is
reaziog on prices therefore closed somewhat
weak er except MuscOvado which is fraction high.
er; Moasses Sugars No to 10 at Al u reals gold
per rea's; Muscovado Sugars, common to fair at Al
g 81 reals; Centrifugal Sugars No 10 to 13 in boxes
and bhds at "a a 81 reals: stock in warehouses al
Havana and MaIanzas SO 900 boxes, 900 bags and
$4,000 hhds; receipts for the week at Havana and
MataDzas 900 boxes, i2.4 bags and 2I,,0O hhds
exports during the week from Havana and Matanzas
1000 boxes, 1900 bags, and 11.700 hhds including
40 boxes 1870 bag and s $40 hhds to the United
states Molasses nominal; so degrees polarization at
81 reals gold per keg
Freig6ts steady-yessels are in demand for the
United States; loading at Havana per box Sugar al
s7sc a. 10 currency; per hid Sugar at 90 (0 az:
Der hid Moasses 2 ga a 70; t. Falmouth and or
ders at 3js a 7s Cd; loading at ports on north coast
(outsde porIs) for the United States per hid Sugar
rs q 10; per hid Moasses % q 20. Tobacco is
firm.
Spanish gold 207. Exchange firm; on United States
sixty days gold at "a @ u prem do short sight at
@9prem; on London lsi @ i9a; on Paris S.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-17
EUROPE.
Six Thousand Persons Drowned at
Szegedin.
The Flood Gradually Subsiding,

PEsTH March Is Since Thursday night the wa
ters have considerably fallen. The weather has been
quite calm though frosty, the cold adding to the
safferings of the thousands camped in and about
Szegedin with shelter. The work of clearing the
houses of inmates is carried Systematically.
All the houses constructed of sun-dre bricks and
therefore in the most danger of falling, are now
empty. Stene brick houses are next dealt with.
TEN, orary emigration on large scale is going on
while the country around Szegedin and Temsvar is
strewn with caravans of peope. All the villages
and boroughs have opened houses and stores to re-
fugees, some of which shelter almost strang
regular teuanrs. In one day number of ra'I-
way trains took 5000 fugitives to Temsvar while 500
went by steamer Szeut S. Engineers and soldiers
are busy wi relief pontoops and boats there being
still great need of them. The Emperor has contrib
uted a further sum Of 100 600 forms.
PEsTH, March l5.-Saturday evening g.-Szeutes is
now the only place in danger. The Emperor will go
to Szegedin Sunday evening. Official statement
shows that of 800 houses in Szegedin all except 26
were destroyed. Most of the habitations destroyed
of the lower classes 1t is thought 5000 persons
have been drowned.
snow Storm in Scotland.
EDINBURGH, March 15.-There has been heavy
snow storm In the north o f Scotland.
The German Tariff.
BERLIN, March 15.-The German tariff commits
mission contrary to expectations resolved to admit
coal duty free.
TURKEYS LAST Proposal TO Gretc ce.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, March le.-The latest insruc-
tons sent to Mousthtar Pasha auh horze him to of
fer Greece half the territory she claims
The Bulgarian IS. mbly.
TIRRIovA. March 16.-The representative OF
Prince Dodaukoff Kassakoff in the Bulgarian AS
semby has declared against the proposal to send a
depuation 10 Eupocau Capitols to present memo
rial to the powers which signed the treaty of Berlin
The deputies, however, have panimousy resolved to
pe, sst in that design.
Protest from the Censured Ministers.
PARIS, March l6.-The ministry of the 10th of
May have issued protest against the vote of censue
which they declare was pronounced IN their absence
on charges brought by an incompetent tribunal
1he Rochebouet Cabinet has presented a similar
protest TO President Grevey.
The Sad Fate of an E spOriDg Expedition, N,
LONDON, March 16 The Portuguese explorer, Pin
tova, has arrived at Pritona, South Africa, with
eight followers. being all that remains of 40 with
whom he set out In the expedition.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-17
THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

Mr.. Thomas r. Hayes, of the firm Of Hayes
Douglass, died Saturday.
The Republicans carried Rockland SATURDAY.
and elected all the officers but one felectmau In
Gorham.
Amos NJ. Roberts,an old resident of Bangor,
died 10 Boston yesterday.
Rowell won tho s--iLius ufatvt with EDnTe
second and Hartman third.
5000 people were drowned at Szegedin by the
food.
News from Alaska is that the Indians are
preparing for war. A British man-of-war and
U. 5. revenue vessel are at Sitka.
Inc Portuguese explorer Pintona has ar
rived at Pritona, South Africa, with follow
ers, all that remain of 4OO
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.

The Republicans Garry RockiaEd.
RocKLAND. March 15.-The third trial for Mayor
resulted in the election of john Lovejoy, Rep by IS
plurality over j. F Hail. Greenbacker, the Demo-
cratic candidate being withdrawn. The total vote
was Lovejoy $50, Hall COS, scateling2. Mr.. Lovejoy
was Mayor in. 1874
Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, March 15.-Two post offices we're
established in Maine the past week-at Sandy Creek
Cumberland Co., Thos. c. Lane postmaster, and at
West Penob:cot, Penobscot Co., Hamilton j. Wood
postmaster.
The Machias River Open.
MAcHIAs, March 16.-The ice left the Machias
river today 1t is now open to navig alton.
Fire i'm M achIas.
Fire this morning destroyed the long building in
Longfellow's ship-yard. No insurance.
sIaughter House Harmed.
BANGOR, March 16.-The slaughter house owned
by Joseph r. Merrill, out on the old Levant road
was destroyed by fire last night. Merrill estimates
the building worth $500 Insurance $500.
Death of a Prominent Citizen of Bangor
BANGOR, March 16-Hon. Amos M. Roberts
President Of the Penobsco Savings Bank, died in
Boston this morning at the advanced age OF IT, Maj
Roberts has been resident of this city nearly 81
years. He was President If the Eastern Bank from
its incorporation in 1885 to the close in 1871 He wal
also pr minent lumber operator and distinguished
for business sagacity and integrity. He held many
positions of trust and responsibility.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-17

iSales of the Brokers' Board, March Isl,
First Call.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-17

A Trainers Opinion of lhe We,

James q Lathrop Ut Boston, who has the train
ing OF Hartman in charge, in trout of his little
mousse at O'Clock this afternoon, saying encouraging
tnngs 10 the Jaded Yankee at each circuit. Scarcely
i've minutes passed without note or telegram be-
ing handed to Lathrop for delivery to Hartman.
There We're words of advice, announcement and in
curry. None of them reached the pedestrian, for
Lathrop said: "Darned if he would have time 20
walk AZ all If he read all these things I save them
lof III u 10 peruse after he gets through with this
job" Hartman frequently brought round additions
20 Tue nolal display on the tables, but seemed too
wearied to care about them. Lathop raid cheering
things to HIM, and moIe than once reminded him of
The "ten thousand that lay at the end of $50
miles,
"Why is your man last in the race?"
"Wby is he walking yet, at all?' Mr.. Lathrop
rejoiped. alt has been like pulling teeth t, keep
HIM Oh The track since Wednesday. ,rriman has
made The best thrty-six hours walk on record in
America and the second best in the world. He can
go tnat distance without leaving the track believe
ne can beat any man 10 the world tor thee days. 1
am talk10g about walking, mind you, not about rum
ming Five huDdred mi ies is really more than he
ought to under axe Certainly he never should try
to 60 That distance against runners like Rowell and
Ennis 1t i, wonderful that he is going to make 45o
miles This time and he will do it pretty sute'
WASN'T he ogertrained?"
mo Because he wasn't trained bit. He was in
ordiuary slim condition. but hadn't ma lie any special
preparations. have heard that he walked 800 or
400 miles few weeks ago 10 show his backer, Mr..
Walton, what he could do There isn't word Of
ruth in it. Mr.. Walton arranged to back him on
The spur of the moment land had seen him walk
out once. and then for a shoIt distance only. l
came 10 New York with Hartman out of triendli-
ness ami paid my expenses, so You see it was a
kihd oil lmpromptu walk for the boy; and look at
how well he has done'
Gould be have made greater distance but for the
toba 90 smoke?''
swell, OF course can't say for acertainty. L do
know, though, that the tobacco fumes played havoc
with him. He had to turn in ray time sick as
dog, and lose many hour account OF it. 1t did
n, good to RAISE the roof for the oke came in and
made the air in there as bad it on the track
There has been improvement for a couple of
days."
"What has been the effect on him?''
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-17
In orland, Feb. 27. j. A. Saunders and Miss Char.
lotte butcbngs,
DIED.
In this city, March is, Tnon as R Hayes aged

In this city, March Is, Thon as r Hayes. aged 60
years
Srvices Tuesday II A. NJ. Friends invited to be
present. No flowers.
In this city, March 15, Mrs. Elizabeth Randall,
widow of the late Isaac Randall, of Freeport aged
10 Years anu months
Funeral service this Monday afternoon at Q o'clk
at the residence OF Mr.. WB Gray, IA Eastern Prome-
made. Burial at convenience OF The family.
ID DeeIing March Is, Crispus Graves, aged s3 yrs
Funeral service this afternoon at 2 O'clock ar
his late residence East Deering.
In LmingtoD Now 20, David s. Libby, aged 66 yrs
In South Newmarket, March 10, Chas. C. Knowles.
aged 80 years,-son of j. S. Knowles.
Funeral Wednesday forenoon, at 10 O'Clock from
the residence OF j. 5. Knowles. East Deerng. Rela-
tives and friends are invited to attend.
In Brunswick, March 8, Jane Mcclellan, aged 73
years.
In Topsham March 49, Mrs. Elvira wife Of f. W.
Dearborn. aged a years.
In Topsham, March 4, Mrs. Lucy Green Patten,
aged S6kyears.
In Harpswel, March IL, Lewis s. PennelI, aged
62 years.
In Liming'on. Feb. "a, Maj. Henry Small. aged 7g
years 10 months.
In Limngton. March 8. Mrs. Harriet o., wife o
Hon. j L Brackett, aged al years.
In Biddetord. March I, Mrs Minerva S.. widow o.
the late Cyrus Bryant aged 81 years 10 months
In wells March 8, Lovina Littefied, aged II yeari
month";
In Alfred. March TO- Ivory Goodrich. aged 81 year.
10 months.
In Bddeford. March IL, Henry c.. son of Geo.
and hannah b. Goodwin. aged years.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-17
Ca,;farp,. ru;n.ry stoc..
Gloucester Fish Market.

GLOUCESTER, Mass. March Is.
Gloucester Fish market and arrivals for the week
ending March l5:
One fare from Bank with so 900 lbs of halibut /;
from Georges wi h $4,000 Goldfish and 5000 lbs Of
Halibut; one from New Brunswick with frozen Her.
ring, Tho scarcity of fresh Halibut made gpod de
fmand, and sales of Georges have been effected a,
and &c P fb for white and gray. Orders for Georges
Cod in excess of stock cured and quality held at S
per qtl for large aud s3s 81 for medium Grand
Ban Cod in light stock and firm at $3I q 81 Y qtl
for large and S2s a $2s for medium. Shore Goldfish
in gooa RECEIPT and steady at $50 and $35 for large
medium and large; Hake in good request aud held
at 90 g $25 per gti; Pollock Il a II; Cusk at so
81 @sl5 p bb for rs; 2's at S5 a Sc, and 3's at
So q 81 picked Herring 90 a so Y Dbl for round
shore; so shores split and Ss3 for Labrador do;
Sword fish so; picked Coifsb 50; Haddock so /;
Hslibut fins 10 90 P hb fins and napes SO; Halbut
heads az 30; tongues aud sounds at II 90; picked
lounges at 90. Scaled Herring I6c box; No do at
re, boateIs zoe per 00; homeless and prepared sh
81 @ &c P lb, as to quality. Shore tsh in moderate
request with last sales at So and $14 per 100 for steak
anf market Cod; $i3 for Haddock; 81 for Cusk; 75c
for H Ike: fresh ton at &c 4Y ib Medicinal Oil
LOOP gal, tanners 34c Porge oil 2Sc.
The Portland daily press., 1879-03-17
ALASKA.
Alarming Condition of Affairs s.-The In
diaus Defiant.

Alarming Condition of A6airs.-The ln-
dians Defiant.
VICTORIA, March 16-Stemship Cali fornia has ar
rived fiom ALASKA. She brings news that Indians
are preparing for war. q. B. M. Ship Osprey and
Uni,ed States cutter Walcott had reached ALASKA
The chiefs received the Oprey cordially but informed
the commander that they should take the Walcott
Whenever they chose. The Wacott has goue in
ercept doilla of hostile their way to de-
stroy the town of Sitka On board the Walcott are
the osprey's marines and the Ospey's calling gun.
The stuatlon is very alarming The Osprey VIII re-
main until relieved by an American man of war.
sitka chiefs given two hours to produce GER
tain woman witness to the Brown murder. They
pretended the woman was absent, but in much Jess
time brought her in She claims having seen
Browns body after having been shot twice. The
body was then rolled up in blankets and thrown
overboa d, weighted by stones, The California has
three witnesses to the murder on board.
Mysterious MIu der.
CINCINNATI, March 16 "A very mysterious muir
der was committed early this morning. young
man named Harry Baldwin was found at o'clock
this morning. Elm street, by the police and taken
to the station where he locked up for safe-keep
ing. AT six O'Clock he found dying with small
hole in his temple made by 80 calibre ball Ii ap-
Ieas that VIM Schaer was in that neighbborhood
at an early hour with some friends, celebrating his
birthday. He snatched the pistol from his friends
pocket and as he says fired in the air and was ar
rested but subsequently dischA: ged. To-day, when
it was found that Baldwin was shot, Schiller was
again ed and is now in Jail. 1t is claimed the
pistol he fred was a % cabre while the shot which
killed Baldwin is 80.