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The daily gazette., 1879-11-28

THANKSGIVING.

sweet was the song of the robin,
bIlthe was the hum OF the bee,
Al The day when the drift of the blossom
was light as the foam of the sea,
inen deeply was cloven the furrow,
And gayly they scattered the seed.
Who trusted that rainfall and sunshine
Would surely be given at need.
The robin hath flown to the tropic,
The honey-bee fitteth NO more,
The reaper hath garnered the harvest,
And the fruit and the nuts are in store.
The flame hath died out on the naples,
We tread on the loose-lying leaves,
And the corn that was sturdy and stall
wart
Is gathered and bound into sheaves.
And sweeter than music Of spring time,
And fuller Of jubilant mirth.
Are the strong -tided chorals o'erfiowing
From hearts where Thanksgiving has
birth.
TIE songs Of the home and the altar,
The gladness of children at play,
And the dear love ofhouseholds united
Are blending in praises to day.
For pasture-lands folded with beauty,
For plenty that burdened the vale,
For the wealth Of the teeming abundance,
And the promise too royal to fall,
We lift to the Maker our anthems,
But none the less cheerily come
To thank Him for bloom and dfruition,
And the happiness crowning the home.
Oh, the peace on the brow of the father,
The light in the mothers clear eyes
The lilt in the voices of maidens
Who walk under dream curtained skies,
The dance in the feet of the wee ones,
Aud the sparkle and shine in the air!
The year has no time lik likeThanksgiving- e
A truce to our fretting and care.
Sweet was the song of the robin,
Blithe was the hum of the bee,
In the day when the drift Of the blossom
Was light as the foam of the sea
But sweeter the silence of autumn,
That max eth a space for the strain
OF the joyance of home, when the harvest
Is gathered from hill side and plain.
From Hdrper's Bdzdr.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-28
FIRST EDITION.
THE SUPERIOR COURT.

THE LAND EJEcr MENr SUIT CONTINUED
IN COURT ON WEDNESDAY.
Specially reported for the GA zErrE.)
Nkw CASTLE, Nov. 26.-In Court to-
day James Murphey further tess.
uned In The Roe Doe eJectmsnt suit that
AZ one Time during his occupancy of the
land he had conversation about the
division line, and stated that If it was
properly run II would be away over on
Harris Marine railway. IL 1874 or 1875
the fence Was moved 80 much that the
site on which witness was engaged In
the coal business was completely taken
IN on the Harris side, though the loca
ton remained the same. Soon Harris
uotified him to move off the PROPERTY,
aud he vent to see Mr.. Bush, who told
him to pay Harris the rent hereafter,
and not TO Mr.. McCaulley, his (Bush'sl
agent. Witness paid rent for tue land "
Harris until The folio ing NJ arch.
Court adjourned at the conclusion of
Mr.. M urpby's testimony to 5 O'Clock and
upon reassemblihg VIM. ii. Sterrick was
called. He t. si He'd that he had occu.
pied blacksmith b and wheelwright shop
ON the property. He occupied a paint
shop also, W hici was not situated exactly
parallel with the fence. 1t was lY inches
away at he north west corner; at the
southwest corner fourteen feet. The
moving over Of the fence caused two or
three feet to be cut OH the northwest
corner, and the fence came within seven
feet OF he other coruer. John Babei
e-tified that the fence WAS moved in
1874. ...
Samuel w. McCanlley, Esq, testified
that the fence Was moved II 0. 10 feet Dy
Harris in 1874, taking in the strip Mr..
Murphy was In business upon. Pre-
viously to this witness had collecl ed the
rent as agent, but after that he did no,
do so. aud the rent was paid to Harris.
VIM. NJ. Canby, Ple.iient of the d..
w. X. x. Co., testified tnat November
z, 1873, he had served the defendants
with notice Of vacation. The docu-
mept was put In evidence.
Mr. Bates put IN evidence an old map
OF the Borough 9f Wilmington, doue OIL
James S0rden, and certified by them to
be- correct map OF the city, - far AS I'll.
ascent and descent OF the streets was
concerned. The map also contained al
GU line of the river front of the propert,
In dispute. The map WAS ruled us AL
missaDle.
After Recorder of Deeds Holcoms had
testitie ed that he could not find the iced
of Thomas Duck to Joseph Bali, In l76s,
In Ills once, thb VIII OF Joseph Ball
which contains h recital Of the deed, wa
read the wet m bvundary,of the.proper-
~ is descrI ted ms a fine along the north
east iehst side OF the duck made by
Thomas West. This deed was put In
evidence, ~ VI as also another, which
similar ly descr ped the boundary.
AT 6 o'clock Court adjourned TO meet
ON Monday, Dec !. Tue case OF Roe VS.
Doe will al thai time be- continual.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-28
This. from the Mi,wankee Sun /. var, var,

This, from the Milwaukee Sun, is very
good advice:-" A man has just died In
the Portsmouth IN. H.) PoOrhonse who
is 11S years old and who had been an
inmate of the poorhouse for seve1ty-six
years. Young man, if you want to live
to a good old age quit your carousing
and 60 to the poofllouse. go
A German has discovere d-what wont
German discover?-that 20 per cent. of
men and II per cent. of woman miss
railroad trains. But that German should
remember that a woman's back lair
always wants fixing just at critical
moment, while the men generally have
very little if any hair to trouble them.
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iisn Rev. J. L. Rankin. ID. ID.

!" VIII, l'79, the Rev. j. f. Rankin,
Na Washington. ID. c., certified as
v" u have known OF several per.
'0 regarded themselves as greatly
MI and some Of them as perma-
cured Of diseases of the kidneys
nAafy organs by the medicine pre-.
pchas. Craig, Of Charlotte, N, Y.
noWn, too, OF It's use in similar
9Payslcians OF the highest charac
handling. l do not doubt that 1t
p"Nr'ue." In previous commu.
a 70 the Congregationalist, DR..
Hlerred at length to the benefi-
.@eht OF case In his own family
'A'ed brights Disease by six physi-
WIN The SAFE Kidney and Liver
MY said "rhis treatment l want,
interest OF humanity, TO describe
-nsnn'' novl0-
The daily gazette., 1879-11-28

|u Democratic papers that have fol-
y h, lead of the Radical lnde-
lr,i,.ts in their attempts to tear
I M character Of Mr.. Tllden, New
|, nO.t eminent citizen, may find ii
katto build up character as Illus
Isb sre their purposes. 1t may
Er,p induce 100, 900 voters TO be-
kaai, is right that they should
|uQIed by 10000. The time may
kpr soon when ii will be better
d. Democracy to 90 into a mi
Hud preserve its forms, as it has
kh,ys, and let the lshnialiles know
kasr in!ollera co is even more ga /
Iir tie yoke Of tie enemy. As the
rtat hOur /, just before the break OF
| b, 80 may it be with the grand old
rnicpany, and we may yet b.
SsiA. painful utlerance "to your
e&, Israel that aforetime divided
aYn people and in the end reduced
EN mbnCtOn.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-28
What MemDhis has Lost.

The Memphis appeal declares that in
two years that city has lost nearly
SS,O00,000 and buried 6,000 of her peo-
PIE. Filthy cutters, bad drainage and
accumulated garbage, it claims, were
the cause of it all. The appeal row
pleads for rch publication b. fire
drainage, fumigation, street paving, and
the most rigorous enforcement Of the
well as ertained laws of fealth as shall
insure the city against re. Irrence of
the epidemic. Otherwise Memphis is
threatened with decay, if not e;tinction.,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-28
Sale of PrODeTtU.

The real estate of the late John Green
was sold at Executors sale on Thursday
last in Smyrna, the "home FARM" near
Kenton, being bought by DR.. Cove
Salisbury for $4,000, track of wood
land of 20 acres beyond KentOn by
MIR. Hayes for $500, and the carriage
shop occupied by Joseph L.. Beckett q
Co.. this town, to DR.. Daniels for $2O5.
The ground on which the latter stands
already belongs to the Doctor and was
subject tola ground rent OF $l2O per
year.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-28
IHu7iEs0iUiN0 D0U.

Thanksgiving Day In this city was OBJ
served in ab0at the regulation manner.
Religious people went to church in the
morning, and worldly people paraded
the streets all day. The stores kept open
most OF the time, and the streets were
filed with people in holiday attire.
Throughout there wss no disturbance
OF any moment, though there were plen
ty OF drunken men On the streets. The
variou, even,s which happened during
the day will be found duly chronicled
under proper headings in to-day's pa
Der.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-28
Brief Locals.

Nh pWIhlcll ,hi. viii hold an adjourned
swing day passed Off very quiet
kses esoar money for Christmas.
kast stoeIs @Yss Of the Shields Library are
E..'' '.a'l' of their bali. anu "n"''"'
|s,,n. 'Vle ~ promise OF rain to day.
|avOss,s,I ass ,ITe,orgia Minrtreis Will appear
ksas,,,', nouse tomorrow evening.
N Cs.,ls Patch ,sh of prisoners was tax en-
|ea lsn pper ri In st. Peters Catholic
night, was complete success
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Important TO Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Is the
only thing that mothers can rely upon for
their children. IL cOrrects acdity of the
stomach. cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels and gives rest, health and comfort,
to mother aud child. During the process
of teething It's value is incalculable. 1t
softens the gums, reduces Inflammation
and allays all pain, thereby giving rest 10
the child and comfort TO the mother.--
Twenty-Five cents q bottle. mari5-lyeod
The daily gazette., 1879-11-28
S25, 100000 N. Y. Central Bought

NEW YORK Nov. 26.-It was odicie
ally announced this afternoon that tht
negotiations pending for some time pass
between foreign and domestic banker,
represented by Drexely Morgan & Co.,
of New York, and j. s. Morgan & Co.
of London, and William H. Wander
bilt for the purchase of $25, ,00O,O 900 New
York Central stock were successfully
concluded to-day. 1t is understood thst
the bankers take 100000 now an
option on$ -0,000,000 additional at 120.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-28
! h., assaulted and Her
nolne Set ON Fire.

an. nome Set on Fire.
IN Is n. Detroit Evening News.
|s,Iiss Averly,of West Bay City,
|,alno poor mill employe, and took
d a but !, Mrs. AverIy was %. not "S"Is, So
Ld1dI"es 1Ie pretended, for she had
hue ~, III various places about
Essr,, ,i The money was willed to
Wno;.0e .eaIs al ago, and she expected
(snUhinun shortly. But her husband
tsVsr u Oh it, and she worked hard
(enonjus' l., On about her treasure.
GYne = ,a't y, week, after Mr.. Aver
lyerIH,' 'H 70 o the 4 mill, an old lover of
Iq, and Vailed and demanded her
|edId M, ~ 1l,er ,, threatening to kill her
sOped d. u@ HerP y ? quiet, he went about
etlyHrDaa up n all the treasure, having
[@ii vaS SS I,, wa' ched her and learned
q He HHs' IL the he alleged thief, is at
avervv sa,S S%ede by birth, and eyi-
,sae. rbo Iola AN and cunning fellow
ier seur;, ,se Bay City Ne,cs saws
asd MIS- Mi',,g Amg the money johnson
seae over We, AVERY Ave- ! down, and poured
sa,s, '1I M,l the floor and set IS fire. to
dtagai,lm lm1s, ,na A. recovered in Iii time @
'N'D The fire, However. - ''''e
The daily gazette., 1879-11-28
TROUBLE IN THE NEGRO CAMP,
On Wednesday eYapinR sRAhacCn

also colored, were before Magistrato
Hagany, on complaint of Elizabth Nam
love, wife of James, who had been
stranged from his. wife by the dusty
Rebecca. James had beaten his wife,
and was fined 81 cents and required to
pay costs. The charge against Rebeccs
was for threatening to do bodily harm,
and a similar penalty was imposed. ..
1t was shown that the womau's of7ense
consisted of using these words to Eliza
beth !: ''you're bigger than me, but II
you come out in the street I'll give you
a fair show"
The daily gazette., 1879-11-28
NesO Castle Letter.
NOTES ABOUT THANKSGIVING DAY
AND EVENING.


Special correspondence OF the GaSstts.
New CASTLE, Nov. 28, 1879.
The opening reunion at the Bapti6k
Church was a grand success. The ad-
dresses BY DR.. Spotswood and Rev. I.
kidgway were fine efforts. ssas-s..sss
The cunning club did not give thsir
shooting tournament yesterday.
The readings of Miss Gertie Bunnsli
were well patronized last night tbo
Court House being comfort ablv ) fulE.
The tableaux we're good and 1t u 70 be
hoped that the ladies in charge or Haxos
Corner 5. s. will favor this city with A.
other entertainments. a.sd as ,.,iii1ts
The supper at st. Peters was largely
attended. Not less than 300 partook q
supper last evening. n o''''
At the M. E. Church the supper was'
well attended and every effort was made
to make the result all that could. h,
wised for.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-28

Captain Quance, of the steamship
Consett, which arrived at Baltimore, yes
terday, reports that on the 23d inst,
in latitude 800 north, longitude "a west
he passed a ship or bark on fire. She
bore the name "Kurrachee." A number
OF petroleum cases were floating arourd,
No person was seen on board or in the
vicinity.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-28
A NL0rf Session.

City Council met in regular session,
last evening, but on account OF IL Deing
Thanksgiving Day, all business was as
pensed with, excepting action on the
pay rolls, which wele passed, as follows
Water Depart menl, $260.S3; Street De-
partment, 500, 10. Council then adjourn
ed until this evening, at 7:30 O'Clock.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

10 ali VINO are suffering from the ERRORS
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, Ac., l
Will send recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send a self-addressed envelope
70 the REV JOSEPH T. LYMAN, Station d.
re v York City. t 'll fa1 ~
dec20-eodNw1v
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CARPITS.

IanItsionIans who consult their own
WI an no longer go out of their own
|ssly carpets, as W. NJ. Kennard 4
nslllng them lower than the same
aand styles can be purchased In
1'apaa, from the houses who manu-
IN them,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-28

.,,,,,,.ri G Thanh. living rrocia-
,s,nor McClelIan's is thought
l's s, original. The burden OF
w. aeon when war and pestilence
h,y. cas,e TO render thanks,
L,s more reason have we now whe', /,
4, b,, been restored to trade and
.i,.u TO laboring men, In whose
L..,,,ion and want So loxg prevail
The daily gazette., 1879-11-28

|r,,OR TurRMAS, who has arrived
[,atDgton, lellsan interviewer that
IT,, regard the result In Ohio o.
E,,,nu.s Democrats in Congress,
I.u he believe there is anything
N .,ustion 20 alarm the Demo
The daily gazette., 1879-11-28
n.,....,s from New York. II

Telegrams from New YORK, boston'
Baltimore, San Francisco, Memphis,
Richmopd and Petelsbur, Va.,and other
cities, report The usual holiday opserv-
ance of Than nksgiying Day-religious
services, social reunions, stc.-but men
ton few or NO special FEATURES. III Dai-
timore there " as general parade of the
Fire Department, which was reviewed
by Secretary McCrary and postmaster
General Key,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-28

,.ing conducted BY telephone
P'" ,auns King Of Spain, in bis
|sa ',,,s y, in Madrid, and the Arch
\! P'I't, r','.,iue, in the rural Pardo'
~ y ' ,,,O,, is a p'cture' que illus
's ,hs practical applications Of
IT, alence.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-28

ALWAYS keep them on hand as delay
increases suffering; ard if you feel sick
ness coming upon you, take a dose of
DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills. They can do
You no harm, and may save you from
the sick room. Price only 25 cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-28
KID GLOVES,

Eennard a Co., are sole agents In
Enr for the Delorme Kid Gloves.
eg the Treiousse Co. They have
6hl1i and d buttons.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-28

What a druggist says: 81 have been
selling DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup for ten
years, and II has given better satisfaction
than any other cough remedy. A. g.
Schmidt, apothscary, Hanover, Pa.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-28

'Inn,,i Commercial qnietly
p .l'''s "S ner Of the London Times
'A' ,, /, not up to the mark
- p' s.l5. After this HIT there
'ns ,niup for Mr.. Walter to do'
.. ..' u.l,,ead would probably
~ .',,, Of $4,000 the first year.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-28
|, gaily Sasstts.

..''.'IIean. don, want to hear
b'R'pa'..' discuss matters Of gov ',
pSo'f''' ,'. next Congress. Well
,n,,n, 10 ,ns to pear carry forward scheme.
P''''' y. ''I most valuable to the few
IN lie told Of u.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-28
DIED.

EOOTH.-Nov. 25, 1879. Benjamin 8. Booth
in the list year of his age. 'tiA III
Funeral from his late residence, New
Castle Hundred, Saturday Nov, 29th, at
O'Clock p, m. Friends OF the family are
invited without further notice.
, 1879-07-05
KICKED TO DEATH.

4 Quarrel Over = hall Results in Murder.
It wus not to be expected tint day fraught
with 40 nauy accidental killings could paas
OIL without an Intentional onp The scene
OF the murder mas d vacant lot direct
ly opposise No. cit West Polk street,
almost opposite the Folk Street Primary School.
A large number Of boys alAl young mcu were
playing tall III the area, md among tue uumber
was Robert Anderson, aged ~ years, and John
Mctlusdo, aged 20 yea1s. 4 game of baseball
btoks up shortly atter 3 o'clock. aud
Il WAS thc, proposed to play
"knock up and CATCH" McQuads took
up = bst, anl then discovered that the ball with
which tue others had been playing had disAp-
pensea, aud WAS not to be found. Tho boy own
i1.g It was supposed to have gone OF bone.
sonc QUO iu the party ssll that Anderson
had ball which would answcr tbs
purpose very well, md 11cQuads
vent up to him as be w.s standing in the mid
dle II thu area antt asked hlm for It. Ander"
den.ly not stshiug to lend hls ball to such
ons, refused. stcQuals again 4akeA bin.
!ot ~, and Waa again refused. Then, ~
kne snlst Wleueeses atAtc, without saving smother
klck under tlls chin Or about ihe neck. Young
Anaetto0 toll back With 4 groan, aud hls coaa-
panlohs sax It once tha& be lad been very badly
.n!utoa. Esea MeAluAde was aatounded 1t wlat
" aaa oo9s, IND made h!m4atf active III trying
boys ran Tor water. and McQuado auu ths oth.
ets, thinking h!m to 10 oaly Temporarily
.tunpsd' 1 ~ 70 ,, ttalntsa9 o. daihed uss water
legs. Hut IN a lew minutes u.eY Eosw u " by tn tha
incEeaairE r'glditS Of ths eodY, md lho Klaasy
ilm spreading over the cyes, TINT ho wa dead.
and thus young MeQuade atoo1 before them q
murderer. susaa bystandera whom the bows
Called to tho place put thu body upon
shutter and bore It 10 liz
widowed ,ao,heE's ilous IT No. ia
West Polk street, and laid 1t upon the toos in
the front parlur. Though only 10 years Of ege,
Tie dercuSsd ,Haa the main aunparf nf hfa ,sit.
, 1879-07-05
Alexander H. Stephens Leaves the
Capital with Anger in
His Heart.
Ills Advice Listened to Politely md
Then DIsrcYardcd bT tho
President.
Secretary Sherman Finally Convinced that
tho Silver Dollars Should Be- Put
In Circulation.
THE DfAHsI1ALB.

h7fefa! A.soa.e"''o 1"s 1f7ssat
"AsH1SoIoN' H. C't ''uay 1'-H Is peneFca
after q careful examination OF the statutes and
Language Of the judicial Expenses AppEopria-
tion act passed at tie recent session Of Con-
gre,s, that the business Of The United states
rourt, Vii, m, ,o .eron.tv .mharras..t1 hv
t.u".s .. ~. '..t,,a "o, " ~ ~ ~ts.,. -
ticipated. The only Item for which no appEo-
urlation was made was for fees Of United
State. Marshal. and their penuttes, Every
,thar ,t.a, -, o-,,.n.a -, .,,n n.,.oe, CO..
o."sl LIE. ''ea =, c@pen'e " tae unseu e'a,ss
courts, regular md contingent, includ'ng TIC
, 1879-07-05

for tho regular buainee6 Of the Marah&ie, and
for ait Depnt!ea, cxCens such ~ mar be usad
70 prevent fraud or supprcss y!0lcncc at
elections, Should deputy Election Alarshn!s DC
appolntcd 70 serve n ing ioot Ehitfornia nis- ".
tricts and Ia the Westehester. New fosk, Dis
teet, ts thts ialI. the Democrats threaten 70 at-
eeinnt to IT, peaeh someood5-1tto Attotnc'He'n 'n
s1ai l, or Tug Pres1tleut. ASIDE from thus,
n,innsan ,i.,n"an anu sWagrr. Democratic members u
su .tnusu Appsgprtattons Cummittee, aay That The
;nmanas VIII undoubtedts oe lmollfscu Tor e.
br'ts u.in. incurred - the IeRntaf 1raer ot eonr.
ustsse' ~ ,ttte ls certainty. however, TINT
E.,,, 49, WA ne en!ofced aud tho courts "'Il ne
Is ~ p.!s "!e,lss snooiu the Detnocrats then seek
~ ,ha i'enyy anyooay lor keeping INC nioeni!,eIJ
n tfon .hc ~, E'esnnent IN motion. ing Aom!nlstra.
ten,,s .sum "'' eacofla'l7 appsnl to the American
pe'p'e' ..-..
BARRED ouT.
Early tht1 morning The front entrance 10 the
Capital Building W. thronced with number
~ asnIscers rom t!e rural ttstreth and neigh"
ous 10 o.,n 1 anssn ~ t Q, Nv w hn,e Meae n1t h
ihc nsv Cnnitni. .p,tn VIZ, ~ ,he uoI1"s, ~
have Fecent,r madc are. "o or y III ~
Ee,et" @ q t sefvse r,e to a.
Of Tic ,,rtteers al att soms l' wtm .1S.sn a. sps nar.
i,s cvnr.s.t, ~ .an nas ~ r'.ni ,.' PM
tn ~. ~ ,.nn,s,, ~ nj, H. ' Emaa vema
r1,a cr,nt,";nt r1,,.1 .,v a., .ns ~.
th"re ctiJ h. m "ao1 ~ r,.,an ,,,,,',s
visitors lie Ioor of The CapIto, on % he 4tI, I al
otocF oa} u "ac year. s"aoass e1cepteo'
sit'I"-
rrr =, .nE ~ a".as ~ 81 ." , no s
t.!v of te Il T,es.mry !" H. SIsn aura mn mcan. NJ
,,.r., NC r Aieas91Y + 9Y ~ uean sons l,ea11 ~
ha1,s Y. ~; % ns asss ~ h' nas " nss
~ frs.,Io,. c't, @ te ,'ai,e,. rn
fo,n1 ,1Is H., oou IL. law
'.t a.sn NY A'-o ."3uaa .1ts ~
w. nrrr..ad q m m a Yuu liz .,a,nt ,u n1.,s
stored and lrjnv jnc In thc Trcnsnry "A fS. liz.
Sl. Yet Iii. Sherman. in crecuttnp the SFivrr.
Dollar Inv. hns cry,ltttjs exccetlej liz mini
mum Of coi,laec reo,ltrcd l,y Il.
II il rc,orfcI fitni grrrctorr aharmon II con.
tempintin,r a ncw dcnarfnTe n rcrnrra ~ liz
silver dollar, and thai he NAV too,, reverse The
, 1879-07-05

MONTREAL, JULY 1.-The inqucst on the late
Mrs. Comfy was resumed tonight, when Ellen
Burk, widow OF John Troy, who lives ttnme-
disteIy below tile apartments occupied by Mcurs
and his wife, was examined. sho swore tliat,
on thc dur Of tho murder, sho saw
Mrs. s1cars enter the house twice
With parcel under urm: that
ut 1876 she heard an awful noise, rs Of Il bag OF
solncthng falling on the floor, which shook tho
house and Knocked the plaster oil the ceiling In
two places. Immediately aftcsward she heard 4
chopp!ng, which 1astcd fully ten miuutes,. aud
shortly after that Mrs. Mears came to a
back window ana said: II hare been looking
for revenge, and / have got it.' During the
afternoon, everything beIng quiet, some Of thc
children ron upstairs to hfrs. Mears'
house, mud, whon they ca,ne down,
satd there Nas woman with
her head cut of. aud her head
In tub The witness chased them out, saying
tt was nil nonsense. Hhe saw no other man but
Flanagan 60 up during the day, and heard no
nip md saw the deceased lying on the floor
Of tic body. sho did not 20 into the room, and
did not sec the head. md could not say II the
cano down, and told Mrs. Hartford, neiglbor,
what st.c had seen. Mrs. Hartford then sent
for the police. Mrs. hrnrs often said sue would
hnyo revenge for lllc death Of Busan Carey,
who died on Dleury street without a priest.
Catherine Golden. vito OF James WEIGH. testt-
ticd to fectng tic deceased about II o'clock,
pulling Mrs. Afearss dress md asking her to
come In. AsA. MearB told her II sha did
not 70 AWAY anl lot her alone sho
would knock her brains out with an AZ. De-
rcaBed than lutt the window. She saw no men
cntcr the house that day. After further uuinl-
}ortatt Testimony tho inquiry was again I'd.
1uurucd,
, 1879-07-05
nrnd thn shot Nolan wsnt OF, bFat,d!hhlng hin
rnyoiYcr, una has not yet hceu captured.


..r,,n1 n, 1u,v a-ona n TIM mot,
,srinr rt,,lerles tat In, taken nlace in thi, civ
~. r,.rv ycoI. ~. ncrnctratcd Yesterday noon
~ thc Farmers, md M,chontcs, Rank. Tho
,,f1.or. ~ The hank haro en1envorct1 IN keen
thr matter m,Ic,. hut i. un, mad, known In
h,,,ns,. cirrlcs to-,1av Tie fnr,, aro ns ,ol-
lnw.. A. noon.ttme Mi thc o,1,t ar, Ind rnne To
,,Inncr, w,tl, the rrccnt,nn. of ". II. Little.
D."'',. ~" .t.ss ..,,...5 ...t
~a'"let'. ooon si'of Ma" ehtase" n1'1
rc4uested draft OF e5o, paying Tor inc
eaino In large quantity Of small
eIlyer coin. Nr, Lit,Io counted tho money,
n.'t s,s t".., IN ~, .....,s... s.,,,.n1o,, a
'''n o"'5 .oan" e,o' u"s 'S'auso. M "ss ...s.,. :
new count, elaiEn'ne thcfe "ae Inc requisite
amount. During this delay pal entered, snsl
by q scrc w.defycr pafncd atmittance behind tho
countcr n,d mado wav with Mi The muncy In
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