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fatally 10 the abdomen, and seriously II
not fatqlB stabbed John l., Shine.
The trouble occurred about slandcrous
{ Language used BY some Of the parties
about Miss dtdmondson, daughter OF
the eeX-tax-collcctor, T.. w. Edmondson,
:rht fhe recent session of the dis
ti1ct conference Of the Dullas (Tcxas)
African Al. e. Church, u resolution
was adopted declaring that the confer
cilcc did not indOrsc the agitation of
the question Of tho exodus to Kansas,
nor the convention called for that mr.
pose In Texas "by broken-down polit-
! ical trick kstcrs." The conference very
scnsiblyndvscd the cololcd people of
Texas 10 "rcmain at home, attend to
'Ecir crops, purchase homes and cdu-
cate thcit children"
"A SPECIAL agent Of the postofIlce
! department has just arrested in ENcw
Mexico mail robbcr belonging 10 q
gang Of Texas highwuynncu. The
iud&c granted an order for his removal
u Texas for trial, but the United
States marshal had no money to puy
the necessary Expenses. He trlc-
! grhphcd to the marshal of Texas, but
The latter was in the same condition.
Ihc .postoliicc agent thcrcupon started
for Tcxas with the prisoner, the stage
companies carrying him on trust, aid
the agent providing provisions for the
eight hundred miles journey, and
guarding the desperate night and day
Tho New York Times gives an
account Qf q company Of trampy, cs-
tlmatcd from rs TO 100, who have
taken possession Of piece Of land
near New Windsor, q short distance
back from Hudson, where they make
their lcvics on farmers, and rob and
plumber with inpunity. They throw
out pickots, defy the "clodiopncrs"
who act as villagc constablcs, rifle
orchards, fields and henroosts, subsist
on the surrounding country and move
or in dctachmcnts when they have
stnid their time. These idle ruflians
have bccn driven into New York from
ndJourning States in which there arc
laws for their suppression, and arc
taking advantage Of the absence of re-
straining laws to this State to carry on
their work.
"A boilcrcxplodcd on Friday morn
ing in the planning mill and box tactory
or Z. L. Stevens q Co., in Baltimore.
The boiler house, Il small one story
brIck building at the rear Of the fac
tory, and three story brick building
adjoining the boiler house, used as q 4
boX factory, were completely wrecked.
a portion of the wall Of the main fac
tory, large five story brick building,
was blown out from the bottom to tic,
upper story. The large plate glass
fronts and windows, for u distance Of
two squares, were demolished. Atth
time of the explosion but Il few hands
were in the factories. August Setter,
ono OF the proplietors, and Henry
ulrich, engineer, were instantly killed.
Six or eight persons arc said to have
been injured, some seriously.
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havc been made by either party.
~---.-sss-
TIE ADMINISTRATION organ malig-
nnntly charges that Il fly walking over
Zach. Chnndlcr's nose IL Immediately
affected with dciirium hcmcns.
The NKw YoHK Sun thinks that q
months enlistment, single week ut
tho front, or even the record Of a
patriotic sutlcr, would be worth more
to Mr.. Charles Foster in his present
circumstances AZ candidate for COVER.
nor Of Ohio than oil tho profits OF his
shop from April, 1861, to April, 1865.
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IrE EXPERIMENTAL boring for the
British Channel tunnel begun lately In
France has been suspended for three
months In consequence Of striking n
stratum Of watcr-bcarlng clay.
Tho engineers, however, still hope that
they will strike layer Of chalk impcr-
viotts to water. In the meantime, the
channel passage will continue to have its
Horrors for sca-sick passengers.
lTfSDUE 10 tho Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad Company to
etato that the amount improperly exact-
cd Of Mr.. u. Il. Flcnnikcn on Il freight
bill has been refunded to him, since our
article upon tho subject. How far tl,is
action Of tho Company IL the result Of
the expose ofthcir unjust and unlawful
chargos rccontly glvcn III THE News
AND llENALD, we leave our readers to
determine.
EDIsoN STILL protests that his electric
light IL q Buccoss, and explains his
delay in introducing 1t, by sayihg that
no prei0rs not to Introduce Il sovon
gas jot light when ho expects shortly
TO ncrca1e tho strength to ten jcts.
Wcrc Edison not such h phenomenal
inventor, tho public would DO inclined
to cAasa his light along with tho Kccly
Motor. But ho has already accom-
plishcd such wonders In science that
wo must wait patiently for further
Developments.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-15

TOR a cool Lemonade or Ice Sod,
L Water, call ut Il. w. HApEN1cnrs 8
Rear of Market.
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A MIRACLE,

WEST POINT, Ca, Sept. 16, 1870.
dEETS:-My daughter was taken on the 25th
day or June, 1868, With what was supposed TO be
Acute Rheumatism, and was treated for the
same with DO success In March, following,
pieces OF bone cegaD 10 work out OF the right
arm, arm, and continued to appear TIL all tho bono
iron. the elbow to the shoulder Joint came out.
Many pieces Of bone came out OF right foot and
ieg. The case was then pronounced one of
white Swelling. After having been confined
ABOUT six years to her bed, and the case CON
Sldcrcd hopeless was induced to try DR. Penn
Oert0ns'S Compound Extract OF Stillingia, and
was so well satisfied with its effects that have
continued tho use OF 1t until the present,
My daughter was confined to her bed about
SIX years before she sat up or even turned over
Without WIN holp She now sits up oil day, and
sews most OF her tlme-has walked across tho
room. Her general health Is now good, ana
believe she Will, as her limbs gain strength
walk well. attribute her recovery, with the
medicine.
with gratitude, am, yours truly,
w. B. BLANTON.
WEST POINT, Ca, Sept 16. 1870.
GENTS THE above certificate OF Mr.. w b.
Biant0n we know and certify to as being true,
inc thing Is so; hundreds OF the most respect
ca citizens Will certify to 1t. AS much reference
can De given as may be required.
Yours truly
CRAWFORD & WALKER. Drupoists
HON. II D. WILLIAMS.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-15

Nv, DIR. PEMBERToN's sTILLINGIA is prc.
pared py A. r; MERRELL & CO., Phila., Pa.
Dy express. Agents wanted to canvass every.
ments f' -' a. ''o'e'
mayR1
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-15

GENTS For sixteen years have been great
sufferer from Scrofula in Its most distressing
tormS have been confined to my room aud
bed for fifteen years with scrofulous ulcera-
tlons. The most approved remedies for such
cases had been used, and the most eminent
PHYSICIANS consulted, without any decided
benefit. Thus prostrated distressed, despond-
Ing, was advised by DR.. Aver, OF Floyd Coun-
". Ca, to commence the use OF your Compound
Extract Sti!itnga; Language Is as insufficient
70 describe the relief obtained from the use OF
the Stilllngia as It is to convey an adequate
idea OF the intensity OF my sufrc ring before
using your medicine sufficient to say, I aban.
doned all other remedies and continued the use
OF your Extract OF Stiliinga, until l can say
Gruiy ~ am cured or all pain" or nll disease,
with nothing to o5struct the active pursuit OF
my profession. More than eight months have
eiapseu since this remarkable cure, without
any return OF the disease
For the truth of the above statement, refer
10 any gentleman In Barlow County, Ga., and
10 the membe OF the bar OF Cherokee CircuIt.
who are acquainted with me. l Shall eYcr
remain, with the deepest gratitude,
Your obedient servant
j. G. .BRANSON, Atty, at Law
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-15
FOR HEALTH
AND PLEASURE

-
-GO TO- i't ''
PATTERSON'S CELEBRATED SPRINGS.
These springs are situnted four miles
south OF Shelby and six miles north of
"hitaker's, on tho Airline r. r. Tho
mineral waters are sulphur and chaly-
beate. The properties Of the sulphur are
ron. sulphur and mngnesia. Properties
combined are beneficial to all diseases,
and never fail to cure the most obstinate
cases, as many will testify The ohnly-
beate waters cannot be surpassed, having
wrought many almost miraculous cures.
These celebrated Springs are now open
ond the prices are in reach of all--having
been greatly reduced this season.
bathing houses, oroquet grounds, ten
pin alley, and other amusem ents and
attractions free for visitors. Hacks run
ming from this place will meet visitors at
shelby or at Whitaker's. on the Airline
II H. upon short notice to the Proprietor.
RATES OF BOARD.
Per er uay, uaS, -A.- sl.25
Per month % m
Per month for2 or more months, 1900
Ohildren and servants half price.
For rfurther particulars. address
w. @. PATTERSON, Prp'r..
may lf-tx3mo Shelby, NO
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-15
PALMETTO HOUSE.
UNDER THE WINNSBORO HOTEL.
HABENICnT's OLD STAND.

WOULD inform my friends and the
l. public in general that 1 will be
found at the above stand at all seasonablo
hours ready to wait on them. With nm
experience Of thirty odd yeas in the
business, I guarantee to sorve all kinds
OF drinks in manner that will suit tho
taste Of ovory ono.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-15
Dr.. Pemberton's Stillingia or Queens
Dplirht

:E-The reports or wondrful cures OF Rheuma-
;iSm, Scr0f,lia, Salt Kheum, Syphilis, Cancer,
Ulcers and Sores, that come from al. parts OF
the country, arc not only remarkable but SO
miraculous as 10 be doubted was 1t not for the
abundance OF proof.
Remarkable Cure Of Scrofula, &c.
CASE OF COL. J. G. BRANSON.
KISaSTnS "a Spnfnmhnr
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-15

NRY the best two and q half cent
] cigar, at T.. W. HABEN1cHr's, Rear
of Market Hall.
The Morning herald., 1879-04-11
HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

The Historical Society of Delaware held
their regular monthly meeting last evening
at Tenth and Market streets.
Mr.. william D. Dove occupied the chair
Mr.. J. R, walter Secretly.
The following committees were an.
nouuced for the year 1879; On Library,
R. P. johnson NJ. D., W. D. Dove, I. P.
wales NJ. D, On Biography, J. r. walter,
Rev. T. G. L!ttell, Q. A. Rodney. On
Donations, L, ?. Bu,h, NJ. D., Rev. 7. G..
Littell, W. Ii. PurLer. On Publications,
Hon. T. E. wales, W. p. Croasdale, Geo.
H. Bates. On Ftnance, John II. Adams,
Col. II. s. McCombs, E. Garrett.
The constitution was so amended. .maks
ing the third Monday of the month the
regular meeting night. F&
Rev. G. A. Laken was elected O corresS
ponding member. ....E &4aI
The following resolution was. adopted.
Resolved, That Committee Of three be
appointed to prepare minute In relation
to the death of Hon, d, NJ. Bates, late
President of this society, to report the
same at the next stated meeting.
A namber of contributions of book and
pamphlets wrre received.
After the transaction of other routine
business the meeting adjourned until the
21st inst. a ~
The Morning herald., 1879-04-11
OPENED THIS DAY.

At T. M, Wier, 1909 Market street. lot
of -four, 5000 q barrel, cheap and good,
our -four 2s lbs for rs cts. Is good, our 16
cts. coffee is extra good, our 2 lb for 25
cts. is excellent, these goods are special
bargains. a bargain, catsup, s cts per
bottle, 8 cans corn rs cts, Q cans peaches 90
cts, pumpkins 10 cts q can. lb Californ-
ia white apples IS cts, lb corn starch 25
cts, oysters cts can, large can cts. lb
rice rs cts. 8 lb best raisins rs cts, cans
tomatoes 25 cts, corn 10 Cts, sweet oil 10
cts. bottle, Geletine 10 cts. box, A glasses
jelly 25 cts, lb French prunes s5 cts,
lb turkey prunes, 25 cts, our ginger
snaps can't be beat at 10 cts per h., lb
soda cakes 25 cts, chow chow 10 cts bot
tie, cspers 10 cts bottle, black berries 10
cts can, best table peaches 20 cts can, our
sugars at 6, z, s and cts can't be beat,
string beans 10 cts can, prunelles 16 cts,
Italian peaches 16 cts, our syrup at 10 cts
10 good, our IL cts is extra, our honey
drips at Is cts can't be beat, French mus.
tard 8 cts bottle, our varieties are innum-
cradle. Dust brushes Is cts, Dust pans 10,
10 ct box shoe polish tor 5 cts, soap cups
5, washing crystal 10, coffee essence cts
box. Call for yourself and be convinced.
3 ID pared peaches rs cts, lb pared
peaches 25 cts, Don't forget the bargains In
-four, coffee, tea, sugar, dried fruits,
syrups and toilet soaps. Thomas M. Wier,
1909 Market street.
The Morning herald., 1879-04-11

the Public Building Committee would
Ipay no bills unless contracted by them or
an authorized party.
lC Mr.. Guthrie, chairman of the Finance
| committee, stated that more orders had
cen drawn than there was money to pay,
and moved that the proper officer be in>
structed to negotiate note for $4,000 at
so days. Adopted.
The following are the orders that were.
during the evening, directed 10 be drawn:
CT Thomas & Co., $19,16; G A john
son, 1852; Francis Vincent, 1905; B +
Townsend, 1852; Hilles & Jones, 1879;
F. McKeon, 49, 81; Reliance Fire Co., 90:
90; Washington Club Stables, 1900; Jas.
Murine, 44,0O; Richard H. Rowe, 22,50;
Samuel T. Bradford, 212,50 V Lloyd,
1918; 8 D Paschall, l200;J @ Twaddell,
20,63; George Cochran, 1912; James
Murray, 43,05; s Crotbers, 50,82; Andrew
Mcguire, 81 rs, Jas McGowen. 1880, A
Cummins, 5O,s7; J Mex Kendrick, 92,93; d
1 Bulger, 81 ,8S; James & Bro, 1884; Davis
dSaRroy 400; james Murray, 1908, E.
Green, l1,70; James MCGOWAN, 1926;
Melleftz & Co., 1886; Henry Mckinney,
53,l5; Cor & Allen, 32,47; Duncan & Bro,
2,65; Hyraa Barry, $780, w. Hopkins,
42,00; John Biady; 34,85,S G Simmons
& Bro, 52,51; Lobdell Car Wheel Co.,
1851; W & N R r Co., 1851; III q III Co,
81 Sc; Betsey Morris, 4 90; Gatta & Kaiser,
1915, W j Morrow, 100; b. F. Town
send, 1900, Speakman & Bro, 5l,QQ; G.
Hauser & Co., 2,25; w Sellers & Co ~75c;
Whitehead & Bro. II so; Glatts & Ecksf
1900; Thomas Ford, 1895; G F Thomas
g. Co, 2,13; P Almond Co, $50; Will
mington Coal Gas Co, 57,75, Richard III
Rowe, 8,75;J OVanTrump, 1882; vii,
mington Gas Co, 1880, w Norton IL 90.
W Stone, $50; A ] Taylor, 3 so; Will
mington Coal Gas Co.. "a; james F..
Daley, 35;P Chandler, 5 IS; Adams "
Bro, 81 As; VIM F Robinson, 2; B. F.
Townsend, 38 rs; Randolph Peters 80;
Homer Barry, 2 IS; David Woolman, l;
john Kirkman & Son, 8; Mills & Coombs,
10; ] A Krauspe, Its; Wilmington Coal
Gas Co., 1923; Louisa Myers, Is, Samuel
I Baynard, 8; J& IN Harman, 2 Is;
VIM G Woods, 4 so; Speakman & Bro,
A As; E B Frazer, 7; Smith & Paynter,
18 a.; VIM III Lee, 123 so; Randolph
Peters, l; ] 8 Ballock, 5 80; John Guth-s
rie, 6 Is; Wilmington Coal Gas Co., 80 20;
james & Bro. so cents; B F Townsend, s;
Speakman & Bro, IA; Baxter & Bro,
26 so; III L Tatnall, 3S; Eliza Frazer. 5;
Wilmington Coal Gas Co., 8 so; M @
Conwell, 9 Is; Penna. Globe Gas Light
Co., 343 SO; E A Robinson, rs; Winning
ton Coal Gas Co.. 881 SO; z james Belt,
40 cents; VIM G Gibbons IL So; VIM J
4; DIR Howard Ogle, s; James &
Webb, 13 50; Water Witch Fire Co., 20;
Samuel A Macallister, rs 46; Isaac G
Pyle, 36 75; John Kirkman & Son, s;
Q P johnson, 8 Richard H Rowe, 500, on
account Of grading the quarry lot; E
Provost, lax c,silo,s0r, 420. s
The Morning herald., 1879-04-11
THE CLOSE OF LENT.

iioLY THURSDAY AND coon FRIDAY.
sbon the rigid discipline and sbstinen ce
eDi tined by the religious world during the
lenVen season will close, the coming Sunday
beikg Easter day. Yesterday was Holy
TIN scay, the anniversary OF the Lords
Surper was observed In the Roman Cath
OLD churches, the principal feature being
the carrying in procession, of the sacra-
men from the tabernacle to special re-
posI Iiory, where it will remain until the
MAJ to-day, when It will be taken back TO
IN eb9raa Gle The celebration of the
office of she Tenebrae begun on Wednes.
dsy, and will continue this evening.
To day is Good Friday. The day will
be observed by religious services in the
Catholic and Episcopal churches, in which
thascrucifxion and death of the Saviour
will be comnemorsted. The most active
pre- yaratlons are in progress for the cele-
bra}ion of Easter Sunday.
The Morning herald., 1879-04-11
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
THE BOYD DIRECTORY.

Mr.. w. Andrews Boyd, who is CANVASS
ing for the directory, assures us that
neither he nor any Of bis agents have con-
veyed to any one the idea that their book
is connected with or similar to that for
which Ferris 8 Bro, are making Q canvas.
Mr.. Boyd is publishing peninsular diree-
tory, which will contain tho names of the
farmers and business men of all towns
throughout the peninsula, and also the
names of the business houses Of Wilmin e.
ton, and dses not in any way pretend to bo
city directory, giving the names of the
Inhabitants of Wilmington. It is can
vassed for by Mr.. Boyd, and viii be
printed by James q Webb, and is not in
tended to supply the place In any way Of
the Wilmington City Directory for which
Ferris & Bro, are now making q canvas.
The Morning herald., 1879-04-11
CHURCH AFFAIRS,

The affairs of the Catholic churches
throughout the city are handsomely ara
ranged with flowers, etc, in readiness for
the Easter season, From to-day the
churches will be visited by many persons
to see the decorations, and for religious
The Morning herald., 1879-04-11
LlBELLED,

On Wednesday deputy U. 8. Marsha
William M. stackert, served writ Of libel
on The sloop Lizzie J., lying at Delaware
city, on claim for supplies made by J. T.
Chears, of that plac>. L.C. Bird, ESQ.,, 10
proctor for libellants.
The Morning herald., 1879-04-11
THE DENNY MURDER.

The four young men, Griffith Smith,
George Kopp, Walter Flynn and James
Mon ahan, charged with the murder OF the
colored man Denby, have employed Levi
@. Bird, Esq, as one of their counsel.
The Morning herald., 1879-04-11
MAD DOG SHOT,

Officer Bernhardt shot mad dog yester-
day morning, about nine O'Clock, at Ninth
and Orange streets. The officer put four
bullets in 1t before It died.
The Morning herald., 1879-04-11
BACK AGAIN.

Two of the inmates of the disreputable
houses that have lately been raided by the
police, came to the police station last
night and asked to be sent to jail, as they
had no place TO go,
The Morning herald., 1879-04-11
A WILMINGTON BUILT VESSEL.

The schooner Clara Merrick, Captain
David Irslan, which was sunk on the 3rd
instant on Hatteras Shoal, N, c., was
built In this city in 1859, and was owned
by parties In Bristol, Pa. He. crew was
saved.
The Morning herald., 1879-04-11
A NEW BUILDING.

The well known musician, Mr.. John B.
Richie, has. purchased lot on Sixth
street, near King, from the heirs of the
late Dell Noblet, with the intention Of
erecting building on the same.
The Morning herald., 1879-04-11
DIDN'T COME OFF.

The walk that was to have taken place
place at the Atlantic Garden has been in
defpitely postponed, as the parties failed to
come up to their written contract.
The Morning herald., 1879-04-11
SOME OF THE WITNESSES.

Ed. and Frank NcMsnns, who are held
as witnesses in the Demby murder case,
were sent over, to New Castle yesterday.
The two Bridgeman's obtained bail and
were released e.t1~s +. ~a
The Morning herald., 1879-04-11
FALSE ALARM.

The alarm Of FIRE yesterday afternoon
about four o'clock was false. The com>
panies proceeded as far as Third and Mads
ison without finding any fire.
The Morning herald., 1879-04-11
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.

The St. Johns Commandery No. 1,
Knights Templar, will attend divine ser
vice this evening at St. Johns Protestant
Episcopal Chyrch, in the Ninth ward
They will be In fatigue dress.
The Morning herald., 1879-04-11
N. 8. r. A.

At the Moral Suasion Reform Associas
tiop meeting this evening, Prof. 8. J.
Wiley, Principal of the Boys High School,
will give some select readings. Fl. W.
Morrow will preside.
The Morning herald., 1879-04-11
INSPECTION DRILL.

The DUPONT Guards, Co. G., will give an
inspection drill this evening at the Armory
in Tho Masonic Temple before Q number Of
invited guest.
The Morning herald., 1879-04-11
cgRaIIIRoAr,s.
DHILADELPAlA, WILM!NGT0N ANB
: saMf safElx0sa Eos Ssts hAaLAH0gApEi 1is7s. n H. rs

INV. Svt0y 1910 ~ 'lSb ''B
Trains viii leave wilmington ~ rollewf
Philadslphia and intermediate stst,on
7.% !, 8 Ss 1aiaqp F. rmnl.rl mn - ''". 'stie y
shiisdeiphia { Express. % 0o,ssea. m. :,
PhiladeiphiaenA &sw: York. ~ T,7&s 81
81 ss,tinsors m = III isssss,sd,sss stAsions. s
saslthin:,ss i Il: IN. BAY Lhs 5osg
ss,.,lasHs 3 ~ Y3E, .f$ is yi3 ias a. sp
Trains lbr DsiaWare DivlAOn leave ioT =
New Castles l5, . m, 06, 6So ]. m
bsl%sS u - - msdiats stations, . u,
. 70; ~, ysn: :. W. xosdav 3 si,.eeunbsr
and, the u u leaving Wilmington - I.3
win make >0n neetion at Gray q Ferry WIN
thee.80 q. m. ,..hn ffom Mcst Rhiiaaeipnla
'e NJ" M ar. KENNDY. sup'ty /.
Inlay TRAINS. ,F.5I
Philsdelphia j 4 intermsdiats stations
rs,lss.i1si: L p :s ia nv Yo,1. ss ms q
ssRltianore III and washington. AL. alo. sss'
ior 70; rarsksr ,nsOrmaticA pss.sngsrs are
rsfsrysd to- the time tablaspcsted " tne aeT
pI9Sns-ly H.FKENNEY. .supt.
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The Morning herald., 1879-04-11

Nj OTICE.-The Diamond State Loan Asso-
IN citation offers new series of stock for
sale. The first payment may be made any
time to the Secretary
GEORGE O. MARlS,
nh20m GAL Shipley street, End floor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-15
A GOLDEN WEDDING INDEED.

A Millionaire who was u Poor Shoe.
maker a Year and n HalI Ago. Z
From the ChIcoso Times.
a wedding occurred last evening in this
city which recalls some OF the incidents
in the Arabian Nights. 1t was between
two favoritcs Of fortune, whose sudden
removal from poverty To opu!once has few
parallels in fiction, aud far fewer in real
life. The bridegroom is Mr.. August
Rische, who vas a year and a half ago a
poor man, obtaining a meagre living by
working at his trade as a shoemaker. He
was one Of the pioneers OF Leadyille. and
had the good fortune to strike il rich. "
lie was the discoverer OF the Little Pitts.
burgh mine. He is now the partner of
Gov. Tabor, and the owner OF fourteen or
fifteen mines, some Of which areamongthe
best silver mines in the country. Among
them are the Saxon, Nevada, Hard Cash,
Pentield, Red Rogers and Alaska, He Is
% years old. The bride was Miss Minnie
~lunguhuhn, "a years old. Till Il few
weeks ago she supported herself by sew.
ing IN the establishment Of Glauz 4 Pc
riolat, furriers.
The engagement occurred a few weeks
ago. Dir. RisChe met Miss Iunghuhn at
Glauz d Periolat's and proposed at once.
The time OF the wedding was not decided
on, however, till Monday, when it was de.
termlned to have it the following evening.
The wedding occurred at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Periolat, ii Park ave.
nue.. The ceremony was solemnized at y
O'Clock by the Rev. 7. n. Morrison, IT., OF
the Church Of the Epiphany. Mr.. and
Mrs. lunghuhn, the parents Of the bride,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Periolat stood up with
the bridal couple. The bride was attircd
in q pearl colored silk and brocaded satin,
cut a ID PriMccse, with a long square train,
trimmed with orange blossoms. She wore
diamond solitaire earrings aud diamond
pin and bracelets.
Alter the ceremony a supper o the most
sumptuous character was served. The
bridal pair go to New York, Washington
and Baltimore, and then return by way OF
this city 10 Denver, where they will reside.
Mr. Rische has just paid $4,000 for q fur
nished house in Denver, to which he will
take his bride.
Mr.. Rische's present 10 the bride con-
sisteut 1t a watch and chain and diamond
iewelry to i 4 value Of $500 and 500, 900
in Government bonds. Some OF the finest
presents were sent by Mr.. R!sche's Den
yer friends, and did not arrive in ..tUe Tor
the wedding.