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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-09-25

A photographer in the interior Of
Michigan advertises among his acccs-
series "a new front ea!e-just the thing
for a lovers picture He ought to Sc
cure a lively run Of custom.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-09-25

ssr kn making any purcnase Or i'm
writing in response 10 any advertise.
suent Ia this paper you Ws2i please mem
tion the uaIs,c OF she f,n,ser.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-09-25
pnrorornr Eorses.

All parties on the North Pacific Coast
that have given this stock fair trial,
ere pleased with them. aul9-tf
The daily gazette., 1879-09-29
An Election at .Asbmry.

The sunday School of Asbury NJ. e.
Church held its annual election of Off
GERS yesterday in the Sunday School
room. The following officers were elect
ed:
Superinten''ent-Chas. F. Borden.
Assistant Observation-Disclosures
Hout.
Y Secretary-Fian ank Harp.
Librarian-Asbury Burk.
Publication Agent-D. 4. Hawkins.
Musical Director-C. NJ. Leech.
= fthe Sunday School Board, the pas
tor was elected President, and Harry
Heisler, Secretary.
In the vote for the Musical Director
there was quite significant contest
The nominees for the position were g.
nj. I.eech and VIM. Groves. Mr. Groves
has held the position four years. The re-
suit was, Leech, 8S votes; Groves,
votes. This defeat of Mr.. Groves caused
some surprise as he has filled the posi-.
ton with ability and general satisfac-
tion. 1t is charged that the result was
due to his unpOpularity in the church
caused by his action on the famous COM
mittee that investigated and expelled
George S. Hagany f.om membership
some time ago.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-29
Passed TAromgA This City.
Locals.

The Masonic and Odd Fellow. Hall
at New Castle was dedicated to-day
with appropri ate ceremonies.
The II .liance Fire Company have pur-
chased lot OF new gum hose, and will
test 1t tomorrow evening. o. q
= Go and hear II. NJ. S. Pinqfore this
evening. I. -..'.l- ,- ,-u
The misstrels had crowded house
on Saturday evening. ,.. ,t4-.f... ..
A very slight fire yesterlay-damage
the loss of a dinner.
Salt oysters at Fulin'er's. = '-'
Remember the Y. I. N. A. Dall on
November 9TH.
The Maso ns presented fine appear
ance this morning.
Turtle soup at Fullmers.
= A few bask cts of peaches continue to
come up the Delaware Il. L..
Reed BIRDS at Fullmer's 500 Market.
One of the Reliance Fire Co. 3 horses
ran nail in bis foot aud is out OF ser
vicN.
Reed birds at FulImor's 506 Market.
The Delaware Bible Society holds its
9th annual meeting In Asbliy M. e.
Church on Thursday next. e''
The Georgia Minstrels passed through
this city ON Saturday.
When the Republican speaSs. Of "a
cyclopedia for ten thousand dellars, y
when the real c,st is ten dollars, the
casual observer is apt TO come to the
conclusion that the reporters In that Of
flee have o wantOn disregard of the fate
OF Annias and Sappbira, or that the edi
tor has TAX IN to writing up puff fol
press f,vors. Either conclusi on is ten
abls, .,.. .If,. ,,s-4- ,.. .
The daily gazette., 1879-09-29
NRUsTEE'S SALE
RE AL ESTATE !!

BY vittue of an order OF the Orphanss
Conitof the State OF Delaware, In and for
sew Castle county, made at the septem-
per term, A. ID. 1879, Of said Court, will
be exposed 10 public sale, ON the premises,
In Mill creek Hundred, on TfNt7' ~ SfI'
Thursday. 4 70 ssfat
The 3O.h Day OF OCTOBER,,A. d.. lae, s.,
at 4 o'clock p. NJ, the following described
real estate, being the properly or John
Vandeyer, DECEASED, to wit: Alithat plaA-
in Mill Greek Hundred, county and STATE
aforesaid, bounded and described as fol-
lows. TO wit: Beginning in the centre Of
,ne ne Wmn ~ 1an gt0n END snd Lancaster az PIKE i9
running thence by said pike the following
two courses and distances to wit: South
seventy-two degrees east eighty-nfne and
degrees east fifteen and thirty.six hun.
dred! his perches to line of land OF Edward
SoWden Qormerly land Of Abraham and
half degrees east one hundred and three
ard twelve hundredths perches to q stake.
u corner for land OF Lawrence Sh Wend-
men formerly land OF Joseph johnson. y
grees west eighteen perches TO Q Stone D
corner In line OF land of John Mitchell
formerly land OF Joseph johnson, thence
by SAID Mitchell's land north thirty -eiGht
and half degrees west forty perches. and
north thtrty.one and q quarter degrees
west nifty -four perches to stone a corner
ldHu MCOdTBle, t06nC8 OY
his land north seventy -four and quarter,
degrees west eleven and twO-tenth
perches to q stone, thence north eighteen
and half degrees west sixty-four, and
thirty-lwo hundredths perches 70 the
place of beginning, Containing forty-stx
acres, three roods and fourteen perches Of
land, more or less. -s o - l' fs'
And it is ordered by the Court that the
purchaser or purchasers thereon be and
appear at the next Orphans, Court
for New Castle county, that the Court
may assign to the purchaser or pur-
ehasers the premises sold to him, her
or u EN-, pursuant to this order, he, she. or
they. with sufficient surety or suretae6lt0
to be approved by the Court, entering Into
recognizance to be taken and ackn0wledg-
cd in sa d Court to the 81 ate In q penal
sum 10 ne determined by the SAID Court.
with condition to pay to the parties entiJ
tied severally, or their executors. admints>
traitors or assigns, respectively their Just
and propoi tiOnable shares ofthe ald pur-.
chase money, with Interest from such
time as the Court may deter mine, In ounA
manner and time. as may, by the direcc,
ton of the said Court b. pfescrlbed and
appoint I'D in said condition. 10 ''nr r19!y
Attendance Will be given and terms
m ade known at the time ana place AfOfo-
said by ------
CHARLES B. LORE. Az
Trustee,
Or by his Attorney.
Attest: j. M. HoUSMAN, >. -
The daily gazette., 1879-09-29
PisaOfOre Tonight.

No doubt the Opera House will be
Gro " ded this evening TO hear Gorman's
original church choir company In the
delightful opera, NJ. M. s. Pinafore. The
company besides retaining all the old
fsvorites has been augmented by the ad.
dition OF numb Der OF other well known
g ngers. PinafOre has been presented
several times In this city, twice by the
church choir company, and 1t has alwa, s
been the opinion of those who heard the
company that appears this evening, that
1t was the best that bas ever appeared
here. 1t Is to be hoped that the COM
pany will be greeted by q crowded
house. N.. 90.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-29
SECOND EDITION
n BreeSe in the Church.

- Th"re was quite an excitement in the
AAsbury church, last evening, near the
close of the preaching services. 1t seems
that Rev. Mr.. Connor, OF Roxana, was
occupying the pulpit iusteai Of Rev. MIR.
Wilson, the pastor. In the evening the
church was very well filed, an unusual
ly large congregation being present.
There was quite large a tendance of
members and many were present who
do not belong to the church.
Mr.. Conpor took as his text, the oath
verse of XXXVIl chapter, Of Job: "Men
do therefore fear Him; He re-pecteth not
any that are impure Of heart" He went
into his discourse al great length and
| toward the close of hi, sermon was al
luding in cutting terms to the docti inc
Of "soul sleeping" aud made some tart
local hits. While thus going on, an ole
gfntleman, who by the way is " m mbel
Of the Delaware Avenue B ,p ist church
arose from his seat in the crntre of thu
congregation, and in an evidently agi a
ted tone, exclaimed:
"What do you know about soul sleep
ing you have been preaching too lonI
now, and had better Z down ~
"Take your seat sir, at once, /" exclaim
ed Mr.. Connor, rather taken aback AM
showing some signs of anger. "This in
te,ruption on your part is unwarrante'
and ill-bred."
| The old gentleman still continued o.
his feet and Mr.. COnnOr called out b
him to sit down or lie ave the church, o
he would shave policeman to take hir
out by the back of the neck" This ha
the desired effect and the interrup,er q
once subsided.
Mr.. Connor dld not preach long afte
this and SOON took his seat. The nam
OF the gentleman who maue the interruI
tion is withheld at the request OF M
Wilson, as he is very much ashamed {
his sudden action last night, and his vii
is also outdone.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-29
A DMINIETRATORS SALE, w.
II OF
RE AL E 8 TIA r E /.

BY virtue OF an order Of the, 0rphaps,
Court of the State Of Delaware, In and for
New Castle County, made at the Septom-
Der Term, A. D., 1879, of said Court. Will Be
exposed to public sale on the premlsee.
near Jarretts Snuff Mills, In ChristisnS
Hundred. on Ter ,...,,t-,,--' =
THURSDAY, The sOth Day Of OCTOBER,
A. D., 1879, at O'Clock P, NJ,
The following described Real Estate. being
Improperly Of JetnroJ Bugiess ,deCsassd.
situate in Christiana Hundred, aud bound,
ed as follows, to wit: All that certnsn
tract or parcel of land, sitsiste Al md
Hundred, bounded on the north, bv ~
lublic road from Wilmington to Ken, & 4
Square. on the south and southwest by
land of David Tay lor aud the, heira' q
Mrs; Hutchinson, and on the west by the
with a stone house and frame barn thers an
containing about 30 acres, rood And a
perches of land, be the same moro or iess
Attendance wall be given and terms
made known at the time and place efore.
SAID, by J. POULSON NCHANDI.ER.,,I', :,
Adm lnlstrator,
Orby CHAs. B. LORE, ESQ, his Attorney.
Attest: j. NJ. HousmAn, Clerk Orphansi
court, sept eodawts.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-29

The International comedy Of the
Walking Match has been played again
without any abatement OF the pablo In
seH IL. On Saturday night the crowds
collected around the newspaper of1ces
IN the cities to get the latest returns
nom the alleged match were a. much
excited as at election times. The con-
yiction Is beginning to settle down that
this alteration of victory Is dextrous
method Of keeping up the excitement
and inviting large receipts ofgate-money:
OLeary won the Ashley belt in. England
and brought 1t over to America. " did
not REQUIRE. profound foresight to see
that when Rowell came over here he
would WIN and carry II back, with
large divvy all around of gate-money.
Is Then W eston, who had failed n every
| "a eat attempt Of his life, suddenly dawn
Il upOu the world as the greatest pedes-
trian in It. He won the Ashley belt BACK
and brought it over to this side OF the
| water. Rowell had a sore heel and did
| not walk against him but surrendered
the belt, thus leaving It an open qussuon
whether he or Weston was the oettei
man, ... 1uos,o, bod
scored $50 miles In England, The sol
,emn question now arises, did he really
do II, OF was his heavy score the result OF
the peculiar style Of keeping tue ta,iy
lekepticai people never VIII oe sat'sheu
that he accomplished that distance
The daily gazette., 1879-09-29

"THE imports Of gold for the lwelse
weeks Of the present fkeal yesr lAvo ex )
ceeded The exports $25, ,306,3l4. This is
the kind Of imitation the country needs" "
+Phiia. Press, rrFXt
Just 50. Bat In wlat respect does 1t
differ from an imitation Of silver. No
body had objected TO selling lands or
houses for silver, when the Press few
weeks Rgo opposed the silver question in
Congress fearing as 1t said there would
be 2 silver imitation. While the Demo-
crats In Congress hoped it might come
they did not expect it before Europe had
fist yielded mp her gold as she is now
doing. The difference in tho cost OF
shipping and handling million in sill
yer and million in gold is quite
heavy, and much more than the differ.
ence in the value, would warrant. Be-
sides the silver coin Is the coin of the
people aud cannot b. withdrawn IRON
the dfcles of trade where small not es
e riotused, as IN Englah and France.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-29
The AftnstreSs Saturday Night.

Barlow, Will on. Primrose Il Vests
minstrels, 10 doub. felt themselves high
iyl II Altered on Saturday evening as the
cursain avose for the overture The Opera
House was filed to ovsihowing hy an
az Zen . hat any conpapS .,m'shsf a
ssh e the company ali pea, Q /, here laS,
Il ha- been augmented b, the addition
rpf number OF performers and whr . tn,
LpverftiI commenced there were twenty
Il We 9 'attd on the htage. They nov. have
tea end men and two interlo utors. The
Overture WAS new, and the jokes also,
and it ended with ., tine burlesque on
n. NJ. s. Pinator, The Olio was varied,
and the clog dancing In which eight
danceis 'oot part was model of tfWe
and beauty. as was ako the songs and
dan ~ &. III entertainment closed Nth
u laut liable burltsque eiltitIed, Life o.,
ne Pl ms, in. which Barlow ard Sam
Price were tha leading spn its. It. was Of
,nch character that IL called forth fre-
quaHf bus u of applause. It. cersainly
mas hem a long time since cur citizens
have enjoyed such nne minstrel. per-
Ormance. y. ~ ,,-.,I.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-29

2 A TELEGRAM from Washington to the
N. Y. Herald says The accumulation
of gold bullion at the Assay Office in
New York city is becoming so great that
the Treasury officials are concerned as
to what shall be done with it. Under
the act requiring the coinage of the
standard silver dollars the burden Of the
coin,ge falls upon the Philadelphia
Mint. Its capacity is so taxed in coin
ing standard dollars that 1t is impossible
TO coin the small subsidiary coins.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-29
NesO Castles Ne,c Hal.
.wnmvxorox MasoSs- ruaxfxa nof

wfBMvNur0N MAsONs TURNING ntif TO
Assist IN LAYING THE CoHNER STONE.
Wilmington Masons turned out in
goodlV ,Dpu bers, this orning,- to as
slit theit bsethren ~. New CASTLE In iay-l
ing the corner stone Of the new Masonic
and Odd Elbows Hall recently started
10 that ctysw ~
The mem mbers Of the Ordsr,, assembled
in the lodge rooms NJ an early hour, this
IN marning, and after making due prelimi-
nsry :, preparations fo-me1 in line of
parade, In trout OF the temple, about
9:p O'clock, -Four distinctive orsaniza-
tions were In line as follows: '.... q,
The Grand Lo'ge of Delaware, St.
johns COmmandsry, No. ], Kni ghts
Templar, Lafayette Lodge, M. IA, and
Eu eka Lodge, No. %, A. r. Il A. M,
Jaint.s CROOKS was Grand Marshal, with
Frank A. Taylor aud James Hawkins
rs Aids.
The rigLtof the Nbe va occupied by
l. aiayette and Eureka Lodges, .abou,
two hanired strong, headed by the Cit5
The second division was composed o.
the G and Lodge, JohDA Taylor. Grant
Mastef, aud about 20ineiD Ders. ST. John
Comm aLdery. 80 strong, in full uniiorn
attended the Grand Lodge as an escort
THIS dirisiOn was accompanie by tn,
Weccacoe Legion Btnd.. OF Phihdel
pbia, .rr!o7l.. D r.t' fr..f %. 80
After a short street parade, tue lin,
proceeded to the +. ". & B. r.. L., de-
pot, and took Especial rainy Tor New
Castle, leaving at 10.l5 O'Clock. IN lt .,.
H. The Odd Fellows turned out shortl,
after IL O'Clock. and gave short parA,ie
! Previous to starting TO Nuw Castls Of
the 05 train for the purpose OF assisting
the lodge OF Odd Fellows In the corne
stone laying ceremonies this afternoon
The daily gazette., 1879-09-29
We wish toiCalI the Especial

attention of The public to DIR. Nj. Sou
vielle, the eminent French surgeon, who
has made such wonderful cures of catarrh
.sthma, bronchitis, and chest diseases.
Office at No. ZIG W. Fourth street, Will
mington, Del.
The following extracts from influential
Foreign Journals will speak for them
selves ..H ..
From tue Berlin ZeitunQ:-Dr Souvie'le
of lung and Spirometer fame, although
young man, has by his W onjerful inven-
lion for the successful treatment of lung
diseases, by inhalation placed himself at
once IN the front ranks of medical bene-
factors of the present day.
PREMIUM AwARDED:-From Daily
Statesman, Oct. 13: Dr. Souvielle has
had his Splrometer on exhibition at the
8 ate Fair. and this morning we noticed
a blue ribbon attached to 1t, indicating
that the committee had awarded him
the first premium upon il. The Doctor
has, since his ay in this CT y, treated a
large number of persons, all of whom
CONCUR IN test,iying to the efficacy of this
reatment. The scientific combination
0f medicines used in his Spirometer con-
veys their medicinal properties, by
means of inhalation, direct to the In
famed and diseased surfaces, removing
and healing them as If by magic. We
have tried his treatment for headache
and catarrb, find 1t efficaciou,, aud
hence can coDscientioasly recommend it.
DH. SoUvIELLE From the Salem
Mercury, Oct. 24:-It is with pleasure we
notice the success of this eminent French
physician and Surgeon, with his Paris
Spirometer, in the treatment of nasal ca
larrh and bronchial affections. Many of
the cures affected by him in this city were
cases of long standing, and the persons
receiving rehef are grateful to him for
mis- efforts IN their behalf. We recon-
mend ,hose afflicted to give him call,
as he is sure to give relief, if he does nor
effect a permanent cure.
From the 81. Peterebury Medical Jour
nn;-HaSing noticed frequent mention
In our exchanges of DIR. Souvieles cele-
DRAFTED throat aud lung Spirometer, and
deeming 1t our duty AZ medical jour
nalist to investigate for ourselves, we
visited the hall of the Art Association
aud through the kindness ofDr. Ssuvielle
gave it'a thorough b examination. The Or
has undoubtedl, struck the key note IN
this beautiful lnvention, aud conferred
upon suffering humanity. a boon of price
less value.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-29

TIE loudest disclaimer in thspu lpt
in this ci y, iu favor Of enforcing the dis
cipline u the Methodist church against
running steamers on Sunday, and dsnc-
ing for amusement was 0iind lsA week
elevated to get good view Of horse
race: Man is vain and weak make the
best Of him. But there Gre some brag-
CARTS inthe Master's vineyard whose ac's
must afford delight to those who do not
scruple to point the fing.r Of scorn, when
opportunity oders. We view with pity
and contempt such characters who a.
tempt to set themselves up as censors Of
Politicians and of the press. The least
of their flock might gve i'ssols that
they should heed. .-rt, r.f .f...tsli~
The daily gazette., 1879-09-29

WecLIu MO3'ftsQ1.v,

There were eleven deaths reported TO
e. q. FIR ger, Reg strar of Deaths and
Burials, as having occurred in this city,
during the past week, as follows: -.
Born in the United States, 0; England,
/ Bohemia, /; white, 0; colored, 2;
males, g.; females, 8; Almshouse, /
70 5, l; 20 to 40, B; 30 to 40, 4; 40 10 80,
2 so TO GO, 1; 80 to 70, L.
The causes were abcess, /; diph' the
ria, ! congestion of BRAN, !; eongestiye
chills, /; consumption, 2; cerebral neu-
'algia, l 1;ihydropiri cardum, ] ; eyanosis,
;softenlng of brain, /; typhoid, |; still
born, .; premature birth, 8. ~ -. =,
TIE deaths by Wards were: First
Ward, l.; Serond, 8; Fourth, I; Fifth,
1; Sixth, Seventh, 1; Tenth, 3.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-29
"A FdU from u Tree.
AN ACCIDENT THAT NEARLY KNOCKED
THE.LIFE OUT OF ALFRED THOMAS.

THE. LEE OUT OF ALFRED THOMAS.
Alfred Thomas, negro boy about
fourteen years of age, In company with
ten or a dozen sable companions, broke
the Sabbath, yesterday afternoon, by GO
ing chestnut hunting near Bellevue Sta
ti0n, close to the new beet root sugar
factory. sThey found a well-flIed tree,
and Alfred being "nimble niggtr,'
cimbeito the t0pnost bough for the
purpose Of shaking down the nuts for his
companions to gather. ~
But alas poor Alfred In lis eagerness
to shake the nuts down he foIg,t to ex
ercise due caution and shook himself
down. He came crashing through the
branches, a4d brought up on the hard
ground with a thud that knocked the
breath out Of hi. body, and left him ly
ing senseess, while his sable companions
clustered around, him stricken helpless
with horror and grief. fa,sla I-l...sl
For seyeral minutes the boy lay pros
trate upon the ground, only an occasional
proan showing that fe was not ent rely
'extiUct. f. .--.l sif.. "i|l.
Finally aswhite man named James
August came along aud taking in the
situation at q glance, got MS hat 1ull ol
water and libef ally sprinkied tile face O
the senseless boy. This. restored him t,
, Consciousness, and farmer Samuel Clout
near resident, being notified of the acci
dent, brought out his team and haulet
the boy TO his home near Brandywin'
station, over Eleventh street bridge. A
doctor was summoned and found the
boy to be suffering 'frutD broken arm
besides. numerous bruises and contusions
The injuries were properly attended to
and he is now doing well. n r..s 4.D
Cossldering the nature of the acciden
the boys escape f. ON instant death was
certainly remarkable. He fell from {
height Of full forty feet, and alighted be
tween large rock and the stump of {
Tree. = II d he fallen upon either he MUS
have been killed. The accident happen
ed about one one o'clock in the after
| noon. .fa
The daily gazette., 1879-09-29
Chr 9aily Gasstts

Tns Republicans Lave a new wy q
breakRg up the Union. Tug have
only to Q gage some scallawag in tie
South to swear he is q Democrat and
get lin to assault a negro or attempt
the life Of, some. Federal officer, and
straighlway they will swear the Union
10 imperilled and notification rampant.
They know all these things are TO be
tried in v, s, Courts, ?, aud there Is
nothing easier Than TO put such tiia's off,
and never let them be decided SO that
their tools are sure TO escape. They
ought to apply for patent right fol
their mode Of getting up devices agaips
the Union. The people are beginning
to fnd them out at last.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-29
NesU Cassza Letter.
WHAT TRANsPIRED. oS sATuRrAr- MANA.
STREET FhAcAsTW0RK fspsPkHRkD
NEW CAsrLE, Sept. q.

~ OAr1A6S O0Pt 80 II
Saturday evening the central part of,
our cl'y,was the o'jecti We roine Oh Of our
citizrns, part Caine for their nailk
others to pay up their dues at the Tasker
Building and Loan Association; which
meet in The Town Hall. While q large I
crowd was drawn to the square In frobt
OF the Court House to hear 4 patent
medicine Fender hold forth yupon tbs
merits OF h's pain balm, and his returns
were large from the number OF bottles
whion he placed out among ths crOH1.
Ine streets were crowded, until q ;lat4
nour, ana our merchants report their
sales as far above the average. Wh1e'
tnis was going on along the streets, .i0ue
c,ty Iathers were in session in the CITY
N ay orls nomination of az specis rje1iso
ior to-day. A. 1t dre.y, towards midnight
lew who had partaken of the "Oh bo
JoyfuP meandered slowly but . suroljt
towards their homes, trying to sing Irof
the Joys that are past" About 12 O'Clock
lracas occurred near the cofnefl OF.
harmony and South streets bstveen. =
party OF whites and blacks in which
two of the blacks were lid "otlt along
the pavement, whilst two of thor whtSo
had their heads badly cut, with .cohhlo
stones Pistols were drawn, and quite 8
number OF shots exchanged withons DO.
ing any damage. The two who bad theis
|
had their wound. dressed, each fequif-
ing several stitches. The further par-
ncnlars OF his breach of The peace We
vi hold in order that the ends Or jas-'
tice may be served. = bls; + .,lgsriasa
Yesterday was one of the most orderly
sundays we have had for some time
past. Shswtown put ON lts best, an4
helped to fill our churches to overdose
ing. Every part of this suburb was IN
the best OF order, even the boys had 4 So
rious look. Dobbinsville turned ont -
naosse to attend services in the PresbYte.
rian chapel lately erected by ou6 of the
Oldest dwellels in that ection. IN isi; ~
The Delaware Iron Works, the woolen
mill Of James g. Knowles, and the tn
ton cotton mill, owned by James e..
shaw, have suspended operations In Or
der to give their employees an opportu-
nifty of witnessing the Cornerstone lay
Ing. At this writing, 8.25, the ec,fy u Q
Dnsy scene: Every one seems, bent on
ioing all in their power to make this
the plggest OF days. ni ~ '7Ht. ygg SGT
John McGowaD, a late resilient OF
FRANKFORT, to use his own words, "cIo0o
by the coal wharves," !" wanted to hAf-
rangua crowd on Delaware street, on
the evils of Stokeley's administration
but the police raised an objection, and
be persistin.y they put him in care OF the
warden at Fort Pyle. .,,z,~r.s,,,
One other arrest last night FOR disor-
derly conduct. l".df la'T' ylillIN -.