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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-25

Tia steamship KanRlnGtOn carried away 90
bales per ton register
The following Upwards OF 1901 are some OF
tho vessels which have used the GILMAN
FULLER on portions 81 their cargoes; frequent
trials showing that against tier OF % bales
tied by the Fuller.
The steamship Hanover made gain or 81 per
cent on Cotton from tho same Press. and In q
Box Railroad Car gain from the same Press
of 81 per cent was made by the GILMAN
FULLER and GRIP TIE alone Steamships St.
Louie. Highbury Norma. Bon Venue. Ktnge-
ton, scio. Carthusian, Minor. Ashburne, Oy-
| press, Andean Abdfel, Artilerist. Borussia.
Braunschweig Baltimore. Cordova, Conset.
Dilos, Elpie Emblehope. Elvire. Effective. Ell
more Fire Queen. frankfurt. Fitzroy. Hayden.
Htato, ian. Hesleden. Harden, Hudson Inventor.
Knickerhorkor- Linda. !ev"rrier. Lnno, Lone
s Mrdat @4f'H Moaap" fs' na""ae "S Misps
eippi. Morgan City. Naples Nurnberg New
Qr ans, Oberon, Orator p"rto Riso D. Paar Of the
| Sybitla. The-salla. Vanguard. Wm. Sy,nington.
sailing vessels Alma. Anna Gandy. hd"rna,
hdolph hl'cs Moott aphrn n,e Arden Len
tia. City of BROOKLYN. Cleopatra David Malcolm
son. Dtamant; Em0ir. Fl P'"ce. Frmina y;
0sctr Geuilnort, Il rcu'es Ism 4. le Marthe,
] nm Mt-tey. SIN BUnyan. ksthinka. Luz
| i nano, Marguerite NJ rcti dreeneaf. Minnie
NJ Watts. Mary Ann. NJ Nv higge, Mana lam
Dorm 2, Orient. z 'rtl y. Paul BY ~ Qneen
ii Beauty Hyers"n. Regina. A. u@Lt. Eeok
/ lien NJ. i Dry ~, ion, TO-, Lord, Nyotninx
\ YORKTOWN. r" Vii III w Il tru are referred
hut more especially 10 the m rali n Of the MA
chine t-elf far the quality NJ 'h- work dome.
| Orders for its uea cit at the presses named
| or at tbi4 office. will b. at.enda to-
JOHN Is. LAFITIE Il CO..
Managers Louisiana Cotton Tie Company,
| M Iso Grayier street. y
nolS SIN 9th I'D ship
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF New ORLEANS CRY RAILROAD
Compnpy No, l24 Canal street.
Now Orr ans. October l6. 1879.

SoFALFD PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE
> of erVtN HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS OF BONDS OF this COMPANY. or any
norton thereof will be r. ceived at this of1couu-
IN TUESDAY. Nov mher Is. 1879. at u o'clock N
No oid7 under par will be entertained: 'he C,m,
pany teeerving the risht to reject any and all
birs
The bonds are In denominations Of s1oo. $50
and $1,000 Have twenty four years TO run. bear
interest at 6 pr cent per annum, PAYABLE semi
sknnnally In New Orleans or New York. ~ the
option of the holder. and are secured by hrst
mortgage on the franchises. real estate and all
other properties Of the Company.
= The bonds will be ready for delivery on OF
Se17 tno8 &c. : q. @. Il Wis. gecrssary.
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CITY TAXES 1879.
RELIEF TO TAXPAYERS.

NEW ORLEANS November IL. 1879.
You are hereby notified 10 pny your Tux OF
1879 principal and interest which has beeI
past due since January /. 1879. You are further
Informed that by ordinance Of the City Council
of November H. 1879 yol will be permitted to
psy tho stttti .5tz PRINCIPAL and 1nterest= with
out any accrued costs OF either clerk or sheriff.
provided you pay the same. either Mt tho OWL
aherifr's office or that Of the Administrator Of
Finance. within ton days from the service OF
notice hy tho sheriff
Should you neglect to take advantage or tho
benefits of said ordinance within that time II
will DO thu duty Of the sheriff to proceed with
tho collection OF your Tux. by advertisement
aud sale MS usual In which case all tho costs
will be required or you. In considering this
notice to pay do not allow yourself 70 DO de-
ceived by the idea That anr remission OF costs
or other reduction u your indebtedness for the
tax of 1879 Ia permitted by tho now constitution
now before the people FOR adoption. as It an
plies only to thetnxe Of previous years.
Tho above relief Ia aso granted to deltn-
uueta Of 1878 aud previous yoars.
J. II. ALCEE dAU FUREhUS.
OWL sheriff.
ALE. III. 1sAACHON.
nolqf Administrator OF Finance.
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.

STATE or IouIsTAFA,
Registrar Of Voters, Parish Of Orleans,
New Orleans. Sept. "a. 1879. J
The office OF the Registrar Of Voters for the
Parish Of Orleans will be opened on THURS
DAY. thetwenty Nth day Of September. at o..
Patrick's Hall. Camp street. opposite Lafayette
Square, and will bs kept open until November
"a. 1879. Sundays and legal holidays excepted In
order to enable those who have not registered
in 1878 and 1879. and those who have removed. to
secure their regular papers. In view OF the
great number Of applications for duplicate req
istration papers citizens are earnestly request
"a To use dilieent search for original papers
before applying for duplicates.
ONCE open from O'Clock a. m. to u m. and
from / 30 TO 7 D. m.
OHAS. OAVANAO,
Registrar Of Voters.
ae9s If Parish Of Orlepns.
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BUSINESS CONNECTIONS.

NrOTICE-M MY CONNECTION WITH
~ Measra ZUBERBIER i BEHAN expired
on tho thirtY-hr utimo. Il. III. POND.
November / 1879.
ksCHMIDT q ZIEGLER. WHOLESALE GRO
- GERS importers and Commission Merchants
New Orleans
Mr B. N POND has perfected business ar
raLAement With us, commencing this date.
SCHMIDT Il ZIEGLER.
November l. 1879. mol I'm
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Tho Indian Turnip Pectoral Balm completely
olraG the most tnNateratn nasas of Rrnnchitia
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special Notice tn yerniilORyllIe RhIls
pers and after MONDAY. November D
fraiEhts fer Bayou Nermilion will ia receive
nj Morgan platform, opposite JACKSON Square
nn2l 2t PHARh LINE RTEAM EIkS.
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WHERE To LOOK
FOR THE BEST FURNITURE.

EUN n fE bL3I fsNG1 y K@Ess
II NJ sIEBaECHT. No. ~ Roy i street. has
the most complete selections of artistic furnt-
tnre ornaments. etc. Call and examine she
splendd selection OF satins. Erocateils, Coto-
Iinas Raw silks, Embroidsries. Bobbinst and
Nottingham Lace Curtains. and the newest
styles In Paper Hangings all at the most raae
sonable prices. o1e v
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DEMOCRATIC CONSERVATIVE
TICK Ell.

STATE TICKET.
Dor Governor.
LOUIS ALFRED WILT.
OF Orleans
EUf iifuttnuR Goretuof,
SAMUEL u. MoENEltY,
OF Uuaohita.
Fnr Attorney General,
j. g. EGkN,
or Claiborne.
For iSffrctmpo VI state.
WILL. A. sTh0hd,
OF VIM.
Tor Auditor,
ALLFN JUMEL,
OF Ihervile.
For Superintendent NJ iablic Edtfatto1'
EDWIN II. FAY.
or Eaat FolicanR
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| NJ. N. ogden. Attorney Mt Law. has re-
| turned to the city and will resume the practice
or hiH profession ut hls old Office. No. Oarcn-
| daIot al
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT
H. upper part. two rooms. nnfurnshed nj
per month each Apply TO A. H. this office.
nD19t
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RDWELLB ACADEMY OF MUSIC = The
- Parler Theatre Heated y steam: GRAND
gain week. Farewell psifor mances of the tn-
tnIlHbia LolIa, commencing sunday. mo-
ven Dor "a,
Sunday The startling specially drama Ia
AMI Monday thraa oct EMIT sd LITTLE De
Evening, IEgPiVE. Or Wnman'- Curiosity
=, LOTTA ~ SIX diffaiant eharacters..-
LoTrA DHAmATIG COMPANY
Mnnaa WV aR rrn z h ns y syn
and tho farce called Taddlpkius.
Wednesday wild fareicai Concert ia three
mud Thurs !nes Ia GlGALE. LOTTA %
.,'' - - Farewell Benefit of Lolita. who
Friday VIII arpgasr o. the oeeaalop %
Evening d GITFpEsE YELL and tho Man
saturday { LOTTA vii appear In the LIT
LOLITA In six different characters.
LOTTh's DRAMATIC COmn
Saturday PANY will apn,ar In tho charm
Evening. !. ing comedy CHEoKMATg md
tha laughing comedy NEET
Hundhy. Noveub %. For one week the
ported by Mis- ANNIE WARD TIFFANY and
her Dramatic Company. nova
FRENcH OPERA HOUSE, ,,nnor r,.,,vr
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS S1G 81 Tnf s set'
c.o KasYn n GkANo ITALIAN, .asa OPEN Haase.
First a ,,o rance If Miss La BLANGHE, Sig.
LAIARINt and Mons, CAS- FILE MARY.
This tuesday Evening, November ~.
tsecond night Of the subscription.
/ pURTTA nj.
Elvlra. Miss LA BLANCHE; Enriehetta, nj lie
VALEnGA: Arturo, Sig LAm aE!NI RIeardc.
sk sr sTo Mdn; ooAs2TRh SMf
/ Purtani IL one of the grentest masterworks
| OF Belini full Of brilliant melodies, interesting
plot comparatively new 10 the New Orleans
public. whore It has not been performed for
over twenty years.
| Conductor Of the Music s. BEHRENH
| THURSDAY November 81 Third night Oh
the subscription) NORMA. NJ ls.. Terssino
sng sr p her m ros @
| SATURDAY : dala Matinee IL TROYA"
| TORE
SATURDAY EVENING Fourth night OF the
Observation-Disclosures.
| SUNDAY EVENINd-Grand Extra Night
| LA TRAVIATA.
| Popular prices Admission III: reserved. 30
cents and 81 extra: third tier. 80 cents; reHerv~
cd. 2b cents extra. Matinee aud Sunday even
| ing prices SOC. 81 and 81 80.
| Speci Notice-Subseribers seats will be held
! for the matinees and extra nights until two
/ tHys previous II performances seats saenred
| at Weren's music store. moab
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100 CANAL STREET ROOMS WITH OR
JsvO without board In this centrally located
residence. no22 Az
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
spccialNotIce Tn Rnyou "a
once crescent city OIL s,or,

no2a NJ Sorretai and ~ eaaural
The daily gazette., 1879-05-21
DisOrtlerly Women.

Complaint after complaint has been
made at the police Office, against Ida
Lapiere, wife of Francis Lapiere, who
resides OH Eight street, between Orange
and Tatnall streets. 1t seems from the
complaints that have been made that Ida
would collect a number of her chosen
companions, and together they would
send out and get beer until they became
intoxicated, and then they wyuld arou; e
the neighborhoOd with their disorderly
conduct.
Francis, the husband, bore with the
conduct of his wife and companions un-
til patience ceased to be virtue, and last
night about 10 o'clock, after having been
locked out of his own domicile, he called
at the police office and swore out a war
rant for their arrest.
Chief Maxwell, accompanied by Off
GERS McIlhenny and Richards, proceeded
to the house, and found Ida drunk, and
| a woman named Catherine Emmett il
the same condition.
They were taken to the city hall ant
locked up in the lodging room, but they
had not been there long, until they rails
ed the windows, and commenced scream
ing as loud as they possibly could. The,
soon attracted crowd around the hall
and the chief was obliged to remov,
them, and lock them up in separate cells
At the hearings this morning, Lewis
Mason, officers Bernhardt and Dowlil
testified as to them being disorderly char
acters, and Francis, the husband of Ida
testified that they pushed him out of th
house and locked the door on him.
They were each required to pay ST.
and costs, and give 500 bail to keel
| the peace.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-21
He begged TO some E.urpose

Peter McGran, with clothes all tafter-
ed and torn, was the fifth individual
placed In the dock at the Mayors hear
ings this morning.
Peter, so officer Thomas testified was
found by him last evening, about Z
o'clock, wandering around the streets
in the vicinity ofthe =. W. e b. r. X.
depot somewhat under the influence of
that which stealeth away the senses.
Such had been his occupation for the
past three or four days, and to vary the
monotony, he would beg few pennies
of passing pedestrians for the purpose
SO he said of going to Philadelphia.
At the conclusion of the evidence the
prisoner arose up, and bearing his
breast to the gaze of the Mayor, stated
that he was an. Old soldier and hal been
in The navy for number of years, which
fact The marks upon his br, asst would at
test. He begged to be let of this time
and he would without delay turn his
face to ward the city of Chester, and af
ter shaking the dust of this city from of
his shoes would make quick tune tC
Chester.
The Mavor said: Peter, we will let you
GO this time, but If you are found in the
city one hour from now, the officers are
instructed to bring you in, and l viii
send you to jail.
The prisoner thanked bis Honor, ant
stated that If he was found within the
| limi Is of the city after the expiration o
the time allowed, he would be conten
to be sent to Jail for year,
The daily gazette., 1879-05-21
Personal.

Senator Pendleton has gone to OHIO to
look after his dairy farm and his fences.
The Duke of Argyll intends to pass
in October.
Madame Adelina Patti Ia now precise
ly "a years old, and her voice is at the
fulIness of its charm.
Mr.. f. A. Sotbern, the comedian,
sailed on the steamer Adriatic which left
Liverpool yesterday for New York.
Jay Gould and party arrived at st.
Joseph, Mo-, on Monday evening last
and soon after left for Council Bluffs,
Iowa.
Adirondack Murray Is on his Connec-
ticut farm and, as he is not so popular Il
preacher as he used to be, he will proba-
bly, not go back to Boston.
Senator Conkling has been retained by
the heirs of Col Dwight to prosecute the
Insurance companies, against whom
Those who have never seen Senator
Thurman may like to know that he has
massive frame; large, well shaped
head, covered with gray hair; bright
humorous eyes, and large mouth. lii'
manner of speaking is emincntly busi
ness-like.
Mr.. Robert Lincoln and Mr.. Stepler
A. Douglass are both practicing law il
Chicago and both are prominent il
their respective political parties. 1t il
suggested that Illinois may some day b.
again called upon to vote for either
Lincoln or Douglass.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-21
Brief Locals.

Devlled crabs at Fullmer's.
Garden seeds of all kinds at Smiths
Fourth and Shipley streets.
A. numb ber of Masons from Newark
visit ted this city last evening, and had a
pleasant..time.
Police business is good at the present
timo.
M adame Selika, COL, gave concert at
the Opera House last evening.
Another disorderly house was raided
on by The police last night.
The Liliputian Opera will give perfol
nance at the Opera House this evening
Be sure and purchase your garden
seeds of Smith, Fourth and Shipley
streets.
Read the card in another column oi
A. l.. Sharpe, plumber andRas filter.
All the best varieties of garden seed al
Smiths Fourth and Shipley streets.
Turtle soupat Fullmer's, 506 Market
street.
The Republicans have rerted the
room in the third story of Adams &
Bros building, for a meeting room.
Seaside oysters, at Fullmer's, 5O6 Mar
ket street.
Dr. Gallagher, dentist, No. 1876 Market
street.
The DENNY murder trial will proba bly,
occupy the attention of the Court dur
ing the remainder of this week.
City Treasurer Vincent Is not in his
Office to-day, having gone to New Gas
tie to attend Court.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-21
Congress Yesterday.

In the Senate yesterday Messrs Saun-
ders, Whyte and Jonas made speeches on
the Legislative Appropriation, which was
passed by a strict party vote after three
or four amendments proposing TO strike
out the political legislation had been re-
jected. The bill now goes TO the House
for concurrence In some amendments
made by the Senate. The House virtu-
ally killed the Warner Silver bill by SC
amending the fourth section as TO provide
that the Government shall have the ben.
eft Of the difference between the value
Of silver as bullion and as coin, AID The
rejection OF the bill is now expected.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-21
From tn, World to-day.
The Union and the States.


The latest move made by Mr.. Conk-
ling and Mr.. Blaine in tie interest OF the
now avowed and inevitable candidacy of
Grant is to get up an uproar over def
milton of the new Government which W as
created when the thirteen States adopted
the Federal Constitution in 1887. One
would suppose that the name Of the new
Government as solemnly agreed upon
and sell 70, til in tie first sentence of the
Constitution which called that Govern.
ment into being might be sufficient
definition for popular purposes. "rhe
United States Of America" is title which
certainly conveys reasonably correct
idea of the nature of the fourteenth gov
eminent which the founders added to the
| existing separate governments of the thir-
teen States. The tenth article of the
| State-Iights amendments proclaimed:
| "rhe powers not delegated to the
United States by the Constitution nor
prohibited by IL to the States are reserved
to the States respectively Or to the peo-
ple." t
That amendment ought to have clear
ed away all doubt that ours is govern
ment of States. united and bound to-
gether by permanent bond, and that il
is nota nation ruling, like ancient Rome
over subject provlnces,as Mr.. Blaine and
Mr.. Conkling contend.
But if tue hackers of Grant are bent on
getting from Democrats a new sign aud
new dennition, let it be this
"An indiss0lutie Union of indesiruc.
tible Stdtes"l
And let the Democrats in Congress.
calmly and resO!utely press forward un
der that banner to make this definition ,
| reality
The daily gazette., 1879-05-21
,,w,II,nm Richman.

MIA case of William Richman came up
.io,s t,s I'll. the Mayor last evening, the charge
Ss'Ur Ss;O,' an assault on William fugh' OH
Sunday % afternoon last. IA, u, p,oh-
!" p''t, St.ted TO the Mayor that the plainiih
la. alau wiling to withdraw the charge.
va, s MAYOR informed Richman that the
ihe ,. way @ the case could be withdrawn
0nl' @ so, "Il the plaintiff or defendant to pay
Sa' va aos,s' ~, The plaintiff did not feel dis
""sed as I'd 10 pay land the defendant sald ne
vs,S o"ld moi, lie was then informed that
A. O' case would have 10 60 on, aud then
nsn,eI ~ , i postponed but this the Mayor
%,la @ mt consent to as he had already
rsu,ed ante one postponement. Then he wan
"a is carry the case TO Court, but was
,,ormed that the evidence would have
obe heard before all appeal could be Ia
n The ease was called and John Bleyer,
Ar.r Bsker. Andrew Traynor, A. Given,
Innie Bleyer Harry Freeson and William
Pugh all testified as To seeing the disturb
me- on Sunday afternoon, aud to seeing
Rcbman strike the first blow.
The evidence being direct the Mayor
imposed penalty of 81 and costs. The
defendant said he would appeal, but was
Ohrmed that he could not as tue penal,
imposed was not over S.. After some
lille controversy in regard to appealing
be was taken back to the cells until The
enaIty imposed was complied with.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-21
Opera This Evening,

This evening the Liliputian Opera
Company appears at the Grand Opera
House in the opera of "Jack the Giant
Killer" The company includes Admi-
Eal Dol, and ho,t Of other little people,
nd they have been travelling together
or some time, aud have appeared in all
be the large cities of this country, and
bn every OCCASION they have been greet
d with large and fashionable audiences.
h Speaking Of them the Chicago Tri-
hume say The encomiums lavished on
hem by the press led our citizens to ex-
ectan entertainment unusually interest
ng and amusing, nor were they in the
lghtst degree disappointed. The giant
Who does the heavy work is even more
Malignant than could be reasonably ex-
eeted, and the army of brilliant pigmies
! their various operatic selections, and
Iho finally by sap and wine capture the
kigantic Fin Ma Coon, are strongly sug-
stiye of the Royal Marionelts, as any
hing so extremely Liliputian can scarce
be reaIzed as existing outside of the
utOmatons. The house was packed &C.
5 utmost capacity and Of a class too sci.
Jm seen AT an entertainment of any
rsGi inlon."
There will be a matinee tomorrow
fIeTnOOn for the benefit Of ladies and
hlfen, admission 70 cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-21
N asOmic Visitors.

HIRAM LODGE, NO. % A. y. A. NJ, OF NEW
ARK, PAY PLEASANT VISIT TO THE
LAFAYETTE LODGE, NO. IA, OF THE
SAME ORDER IN THIS CITY.
"A bout 210 members of Hiram Lodge,
No. 70 A. II. A. M, of Newark, Del,
alighted from the train, reaching here at
5.36, Mt the depot last evening, and were
met byta delegation Of the same ffater-
nity Ia this city. They were upon visit
In response to an invitation which was
extended to them some weeks ago.
The party was composed Of the follow
ing gentlemen DIR. II. G. NJ. Kollock,
Rev. Mr.. France, Rev. Mr.. Stone, State
Senator }. w. Cooch, II. W. Zimmsr-
man, Il. y. Gllmour, Albert Davis, Ssm1
Mcdonnell, w. K. Tuoner. L. Theo.
Esling,. Newark Ledger, Charles q.
Wier, Chas. Walton, X. j. Hossinger and
Charles Heisler. The receiving delega-
tion conducted their visitors to Merritt's
European Hotel, where they registered.
After short delay they we're invited in
to the dining room, whore a bounteous
repast was served. 1t was gotten up in
the most elegant and sumptuOus style,
and reflected credit upon MIR. Merritt AZ
caterer to epicurian tastes.
Shortly after this they were conducted
| W sho A ssSohio Aciupioy ~hu WtIo uIht
shown through the building. They ex-
gressed much pleasure at the way every
thing was arranged, and confessed that
the lodge rooms surpassed anything they
had ever seen, even in the::larger cities.
The lodge met at 8 o'clock, and con.
tlnued In session for about two hours, at
the end of which the whole assemblage
repaired to the banquetting hall. About
125 persons sat down to the tables which
were fairly groaning with delicate viands
and refreshments. when this was oveI
Past Deputy Grand Marshal, DIR. G.
Troup Maxwell, presented to Grand Sc
nior Warden Charles Heisler, of Hiram
Lodge, a large and elegant cake, in a
few happy remarks Addresses were
made by Grand Master John Taylor, ol
Lafayette Lodge AMI Rev. Mr.. France
and Rev. Mr.. Stone, of Hiram Lodge.
After speaking was over the party re
paired to the reading room, where eacl
enjoyed himself according to his own lie
sires' They left the temple at 1890, ant
ahont 1901 took the train for home, al
well pleased With their visit.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-21
The EallAn.

This morning the steamer Samuel N.
FELTON, left the wharf of the Harlan Il
Hollingswoit Company, where she has
came down the Christiana to her own
wharf. Here she will remain for some
days. She has been painted below the
water line, AMI her upper part will be
painted while she lies there. She came
down owing to ths TACT that the Market
st eet bridge will be closed for rerairs,
both for vessels as we'll as vehicles She
would have desired to came down be-
fore the bridge will be open. It is stated
on good authority that she will positively
commence her trips upon June 10.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-21

AT Norwi ,h, ,,Conn., YESTERDAYS, Wesley
w. Cobb, charged with the murder Of
his wife and completely in tile murder of
Charles Cobb. pleaded guilty of murder
in the second degree, and was sentenced
to Imprisonment for life.
Orlando Cassler was hanged yesterday
at Seward, Neb., for the murder OF Geo !.
Il. Munroe, committed last summer. He
asserted that he was innocent Of the
crime. l4I-.i.Y va .7I1s irGT :
1t is stated that Herman Linde has
been engaged by Mrs. Bateman 10 r,lav
"Othello" at Sadler's Wells Theatre. In
London, in November. ~ .'1.,aifn
The daily gazette., 1879-05-21
The Fire in the X eysfOne Milne
Sill Ruruiuv

PoTTsvILLE, May 20.-1he fire in the
Keystone Mine is still burning, and Is in
such position that it cannot be reached
by water through hose. Men have been
drawing coal all day to cut the fire of,
thus far with no apparent success. 1t is
ed, which will throw large number OF
men and boys out of employment for
several months. No reason can be given
for the igni ion of the veins, the suposi-
ton being that it is part of an old fire
that was discovered in these workings
several weeks ago, and presumed TO have
been subdued.