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The daily gazette., 1879-03-11
FOURTH EDITION
Court House Renewal.
The Jefferson Democratic Club Fdrors
the Project

The Jefferson Democratic Club Fdrors
the Project.
Court House removal was discussed at
the reguler meeting Of the Jefferson
Democratic Club, last evening, and the
discussion eliminated In the adoption Of
the following preamble and resolution:
WHEREAS, We believe the Court
House buildings at New Castle are unfit
and inconvenient for the purpose for
which they are used and
WHERKAs, We believe the city of New
Castle Is not the proper and suitable place
for the County Seat. by reason of the
large expense 1t entails upon the county
at large. and Inconvenience occasioneu
to the greater mass of our people and
WHEREAS, 1t IL the sense of this Club
that no increase Of taxation would be in
Cured by the erection of said buildings
at wilmington, the curtailing of ex-
penses during the session Of our Courts
and the moneys saved to those having
business there being amply sufficient to
pay the interest upon the money required
to erect such buildings; and
WHERKAs, We believe 1t is the duty OF
the State, through her Legislators, to con.
fer upon the greatest number the greatest
good therefore, be it
Resoired, That the members of this Club
do signify their approval of the bill now
before the General Assembly, in relation
to the removal of the County Seat to The
city Of Wilmington; and that they
urgently request the Senators ard Rep
reese natives from New Castle County to
vote for the said bill and do all they car
to secure Its passage.
An attested copy of the foregoing pre-
ambis and resolution was ordered to be
sent to the General Assembly with re
quest that 1t be read in both houses
The daily gazette., 1879-03-11
SHOOTING A SEAL IN THE DELA-
WARE,

While the British barkentine Viscount
Macduh was coming up the Delaware
yesterday, from voyage from Palermo,
the pilot Robert Edwards, saw seal
sporting in the stream opposite Cherry
Island flats. After watching the animal
for some time the pilot discharged a
pistol shot at it, which he thinks hit the
head. After foundsring about for a
time the seal disappeared from the sur
face, and did not rise again.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-11

A ferryboat broke track through the
ice OF TIM Hudson at Newburg, N. Y,
yesterday, and is making regular trims.
A propeller has been ordered to leave
New York on Wednesday night and
force a passage to Newburg, and boats
Will hereafter run regularly. The river
is still closed north Of Havarstraw, but
the ice is getting thin.
The State central committee of the
prohibition league of Indiana, an orpani-
zation said to number about O.OOO
voters in favor of absolute suppression of
liquor traffic, has called State conven.
ton in indianapolis for May 21, to nomi.
nate full State ticket for 1880.
Senator Kellogg arrived in New Or.
leans yesterday, and was entertai ned nv
his friends at Moreau's. Collector Ra:'
ger, Gen Sauer, Capt. Geo. Norton and
Others were present. "-'
The daily gazette., 1879-03-11
A NEW FIRM,

Mr.. John Ounce, (bstter known as
Admiral Dunzee), and Mr.. John Weaver,
have associated themselves together for
the purpose of carrying on the awning and
sailmaking business. They have leased
a room over Gray & Bros, grocery store,
corner Of Second and King streets, and
from their long experience in the business
hope to merit liberal share of the patron
age OF our citizens.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-11
CONVERTS TO CHRISTIANITY IN
INDIA.

At missionary meeting held in Bos-
ton, last week, Mr. Elbridge Tory, who
is a member Of the prudential committee
of the American board of commits .ioners
for foreign missions, made a statement
of facts just received from India most re-
markable in its character. While the
committee were depressed in view of the
financial condition of the board and of
the necessity which had existed to cut
down the appropriations for missionary
stations all over the world, they had.
within a few days, received the glorious
news that, in what is called the Madura
district, India, converts to Christianity
had been made numbering in some pla-
ces 5000, 6,O0O and 10000, aggregatine
in all 10000. 1t was stated that these
persons had not only thrown away their
idols, but had actually been converted,
The daily gazette., 1879-03-11
. THE ANOGLO-AFGHAN WAR.
LONDON, March II

LONDON, March II.
Sir Stafford Northcote, replying to an
inquiry III the House of Commons last
night, stated that the government is no W
on the eve of communication with
kakoob Khan;perhaps negotiations have
already commenced. The Times cor
respondent at Candohar says:-"Two
Thousand members OF various predatory
bands are collected thirty miles from
here and are looting villages in the name
of the Aneer and Mohammedanism,
The respe ,table inhabitants incline to
assist the British against them, but we
are unable to send columns because of
scarcity of transport.
A despatch to the Daily News from
Jeiiaiabad announces that Major Cavag-
Darl has sent a messenger to Csbul with
proposals to treat with Yakoo b Khan
The daily gazette., 1879-03-11
BUSINESS AND INnro,
ITEMS NolRlAI

Lynchburg, Va, is to h.r
fair In May next. " nAVea tob,s
The price Of gas in WI.
va, VA .sa. Is ~ 70 pc. 1000 feet, Th"ns, Thu W
.as. year were $50 ,575 10, whiIs ins earaa3
The Abbeville (Ala) Rs,,.,
"Mules, bacon, guano. k''er apd aMl
are the attractions of tbis u oo, nOrtga,1
there Is no limit to them ''ah'ry now
ple." '"ny OF The ps3
The news from the country ,,,,,.
Memphis is that the plan,syy. 'noutar,
engaged In burning logs c,sn are bud
their ground and plowinp n'g neanlng 1
planting large crop of Corn np,ao,pa0gi
for next season. ~" ald cOtu
The daily gazette., 1879-03-11

THE passage of the bin M-
Court House and County ofHco. ;. y '|
built In this city by the Senate ,h''
ternoon unanimously will Drove oa.'
pleasant surprise to many of Our '.,' ,
This indicates its passage in the u,r]
at an early day.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-11
OLE RILL TO.NlGHT

All those who intend hearing Ole Bull
tonight should at once secure their seats.
A telegram from I. Is. Pugh, manager
OF Ole Bull, to Mr.. Baylis, manager OF
the Opera House, states an immense au.
dlence greeted Ole Bull in the Academy
OF Music, in Philadelphia last night; the
mouse being packed in every part, and
hundreds turned away.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-11
FIFTH EDITION.
Court House Removal.

THE BILL PASSES THE STATE SENATE
UNANIMOUSLY.
Special Dispatch TO the Gazette.
Down, Del, March l1-1.52 p. M
The bill to remove the County Seat of
New Castle County to Wilmington,
passed the Senate unanimously at 12.45
O'Clock to-day.
The amount to be appropriated for the
erection Of new buildings is reduced to
seventy thousand dollars.
The City Council of Wilmington Is al.
so authorized to donate the ground ne.
cessary for the erection of the new build.
ings.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-11

ALTHOUGH Spain has PROCLAIM,
amnesty In Cuba she is not wilg,. i
seems, to allow the old reyolau',,
leaders to live in the Ever Faitbfpl h
General Benitez, who ventured n ~
a short time ago. was politely sbor
board the first foreign steamer ,by J
rived He may be thankful he reO.J
no harsher treatment. 4
The daily gazette., 1879-03-11
THE SCHOOL BOARD BILLS

r. "A. Taylor, Treasurer of the Board
OF Education, will be at the Board of
Education room, on Sixth street, between
Market and King, on Thursday next,
from a. m., TO l:30 p. IN. and from 3 to s
p. m, for the purpose OF paying the bills
and salaries allowed BY the Board at
asst nights meeting.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-11
FEMALE SITFFRArV

The female suffragsts of England will
Eave 10 wait some time before hey car,
boast OF success. They have been defea.
ted ~ the House of Commons by a vote
OF "a TO l03. Like the American advo-
Gates OF the same cause, they will have
TO exercise patience perseverance until
them.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-11

A Black Frlday-That day, when a
person Is first seriously attacked with
rheumatism, may well be termed a black
one, for he will remember the same az
long as heiives. If he uses Keller's Roman
Linlment in time, he will, however soon
be able to speak of Good Fridav'n
The daily gazette., 1879-03-11

The Chicago Tribune. the leading re-
publican paper of the Northwest. Saws
OF The Grant movement that "the only
States that are bowling fer Grant are
those like Missouri, with its 90 900 dem
ocratic majority. and the only parts OF
those States that howl are the whiskey
crooks"
The daily gazette., 1879-03-11
FREE LECTURE.

Wallace Bruce will lecture on
"Womanhood in Shakespeare" at q
Teachers Meeting TO be held In TIE
Girls' High School Room, at 4 o'clock
tomorrow. The lecture will be free and
the public are invited.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-11
GOOD PRICES.

At the sale of groceries, ETC., of Amor
Q. Perkins, by Sheriff Pyle yesterday,
the prices obtained were good. The
horse used for delivering goods sold for
els2 90, and was purchased by Hart
& Bro. The sale continued this morn
The daily gazette., 1879-03-11

1t is odd that frost kills yellow fever but
does not check smallpox. We know
however, that it makes DIR. BULBS cough
syrup go like hot cakes.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

To all who are suffering II ON the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, DC,
VIII send recipe that will cure YOU :.
FREE OF CHARE. This great remed v
was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send a self-addressed enyelope
TO the REV JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station ID.
Bible House, New York City.
dec20- eod&w1v
, 1879-03-05
OBITUARY.
Death Of Capt. II. j. lfnokett, II 0rcnt Lnlse
NInu In lila Day.

Death Of Capt. II. i. Ifaoltott, n arcnt La1ke
NInu In II!a Day.
Eptc!ai Dtapa.ch to I7e Tribune
DETROIT, Atlch., March 4.-Capt. T. J. Hack
ott, wcli-known steamboat owner, died ut q
late hour lust night. 1fe had BEEN very i'll With
crysipeas for thrco months, hut had improved,
md was abc to sit up MI hour before Ills death,
llcnce ttle inter was very unexpected. Ho vas
bor,, iifty-two ycara aEo, on Bots Blanc island,
near the mouth Of Detroit River, whcre Ills
father kept the Government Lighthouse.
Commencing life az q common suilor, Capt.
liuetsett smiled the lakes ior nineteen yenrs,
md eventually acquired the ownership of two
vessels, one The first large iron.oro bargu
used fn lake traffic. During tue War
vessel interests improved 10 rapidly
that tic bccanie worth over SlM,000,
but the panic Of 1873, the prostration Of steam
MINI lnyeetlnen!s swept away the creator por-
tiun Of Ills wealth. The Western 'Irnnsporta-
tlun & Coal Company, Of which hs was for q
long ttma sceretaEy. Treasurer, nnl General
A1nunEcr, went to wreck nHd ruin several years
ago. and sfucc that time tho Captain has mainly
doing quito .nu extensive wholesale trade with
Toledo, aanausKy, nl'd other nciEhooring citica.
At bis death he was also owner OF the Shawnee
and steam-bargu Burlington, tho last OK the
large fleet Ut Vessels which had at ono time or
another been uu.lcr hts control. lu was IN Ills
capitalists On the laKcs, prominent member
Ut tic Congregational Church, and greatly re-
spcctctl by the cnttrc community.
RDtcidi Hispu'cA to 7ha TribHnt
EEd1N, ILL.,. March 4.-H. ). Cody, Of Napcr-
Wills, so,l Of judge II, Il. Cody, Of this judicial
circuit, pivtl Yesterday Of Inflammation ot the
bowels, aged ~ years. Tic funeral occurred
tlliS QftGrn0ul.
, 1879-03-05
WISCONSIN,.
CLOSING III,

Sp<e'a. "S0a!e" 10 1n' 1raoa"s: ~
MADISON, His.. Slafch 4.-lhe wisconsin
Legislature virtually closed at IL o'clock to-duy.
r',mr. yns nuttr fnyrrtsh fcc]Int. N, je pnrt Of
s,o,,, ,,tI,,rs ,,s n,nr,, torI,, I'm, III, I'M
S'asS o".a s"'s 49, ~ ",'4
reducing t1e'r faiases' waeta flassea tho senate
Monday night, a'ul RtneudeI In the Assembly
Iaat evening. would uass; tuk, when tho ASSEM-
hIy rancurre,t in ,ts Srusto resp,u.fon cuttIn,
~ ,,,,' ,s,.aa.i,,,, -, ,stross q, =, ~, ~
W t''e e'a"'1e'1" " "aa'e ~ =, "'' ~
day, they took eouraee, Knowing That the'r Setl-
aturial champions could easily talk IL to death.
TI,e Sr,latu convened ut lU u'gpgk, Tie first
, 1879-03-05
Of tho State militia, II receiving only Thirty.

Of tho State militia, II receiving only thirty
three votes.
The House disagreed to tha scnntc amend-
nnene to tho Advertisement blu. md con.
ierces werc abpofntetl whu llnvp hcrn nt
work all t1ay. II Ia understood tulny tint tlley
will agree, ind TINT the npportTonneht will pass
both Houses Tomorrow substantially MS II zane
from tho Sennte. This bill nlycs The Democrats
tWenty-acscn setutors and illty.fuur Rerrescnt-
atfrca. This, With tho pnAsnGe o[ Ito ntll rcar-
ganzlng thc benevolent Institutions arc tic pr!n'
clpal political measures, nnll tho Democrats
hare succeeded fl both, As they did in tho orEar-
ixatfon. Henator Davis tNnttona1), from Park
antl Vcrmtlson, Ia working with The Democrats.
A. the investigation u tue benevolent instt-
tutions fortnight scyern1 witnesses were c1aln'
incd. Cfcrka Ut ". ]. Ripley, \ croccr
who ,tnrncr1y fi.rnistei supplies 10
the }nasnc AssIun,, testified That the
lriecs charged for guoss by Wholesale lnts Wero
~ TO Is pcr cont above the rcQular retail rntes,
md tia. i'e fnnily of Snpt. Evctts llnt been
sent knlc;nacks at various times, Tor Which no
cl'argu wns tna1c. Testimony wis introduced
to show tint considerable nIulcv vas received
from the sae of flowers nnl pants from tic
greenhouse, Vi which no nccnllnt IL n,nde IN
the ANNUAL reports. J. Il. fyan, ono Of the
leading rctl,l grocere, c0rrOboratea the testi'
monS Of 1etpley's clcrks. Ihc investigation
will bc coniinucl, ubd Leave will bc asked to
sit utter tie adjournment Of the Legislature.
, 1879-03-05

na 'Sat fDsmoYRlos Dr' Ros 'ta.mgs t. l. 70. learned bs
rent by Narsba 1ac to a1rcs, a1osss!,s !, tic Deputy
q bostn1, the Eastern rcce!ylur aan,, anu sillls
niiE, llad through ignorance, iactl ~ oi thu
hIa tsi'ty. le. arrested bis mcn h,' ~ perform
tl'ein to ELvo bail hefosc Un,lctl s'p~tl
missioner IN Bostnn. Hhpuld thns " Co1h-
pear !leFo this ha, OF eu,lrac. ronI lay ~ 40.
lcted Tila District Attorney viii ,r,, IT. -, e tor
court tomorrow, have benc war; ~. 'heth III
mud see TINT the Marshal sends = mar, tsscd,
tent Deputy to sorve 1t. The man n,o .nFS eolnpc-
p9rtcrt, apd tt Is not pyobahi,, ,hot a!Gc c1
]a"o ausantnse o. ttlis mistake to run awey Will
Sgrttaf Di*patch TO Tat Trib,,.+a away.
:, BOSTON, hlarct 4.-Dcxter +. sfti"
arrested to-day, for tho purpose of s b. ,"t1c
lhcir presence before lie Unirt stat,os osp1a'l'inE
Court Tor the Southern District uf ftals 'lsls'et
ahsWer 70 an Indictment In flat ro,,r, r,Io.s ,Ie. TO
t1lGh win conspiracy with persona in Ill.,, M
triet 70 aefraMd The United Suites rh" f','s w.
was m9ue at thc request Of q Uenu,r Sa.est attest
from Illinois. who brought with hiu. s.ia Mufitia
copy OF the indictment. A snI,nr 80 ses'llicd
occurred IN this District, when MI nrs 70 thEs
Court Wns asked on the strcn",t " !ae
certified eopy of an indictment, f",,n4, o. a
fused to grant Il. o the croun tat v"s ttc ,,e r
ment was bad: The Deputy Marshal iioa'e'. H. ,s'.
case presented to the Court 4 rnrttnri ~ ah1s
the Indictment rs found In the IInois eTpy rpy q
lutcr. MAJ e'l's u
, 1879-03-05
THE WEATHER,

URrIcH OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON, D. G., March 81 a. m.-1ldL-
catlons: Eur Tennessee aNl Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather aud light rain. uorshcry wtnds,
shifting tu casterly aud southcrly, aud during
the day fslllng barometer and rising teuipcra-
ture.
For tho Upper Lake region, Upper Mississippi
and Lower Missouri vcllcya, wlnds shifting to
castcriy nnd southerly, with partly cloudy
weather In the northern portion, light raiu or
SNOW, A,lA during the day falling barometer and
rialnE temperature.
For tie Lower Lake region, partly cloudy
weather, u slight fall in temperature, rising,
followed by Falling barometer, westerly Winds
shitt!ng to northcrfy alnl easterly.
t.DdAL oRaRRFATtnNb.
, 1879-03-05
ARKANSAS.

TftOEEKUfHU8.
LITTLE 1locK, Msnch 4.-'rhc House bill grant
ing la,nls In aid Of tho Washington t. Hope
Railway passrtl the Senate.
Before tic Bribery Investigation Committee,
q. ". rarrnth, Of Little Rock, AMI j. II. Petit
grew, of Fayetteville, testified In regard to thc
whcrcabnuts OF Senator Walker on the night
Representative Lee testified l1e believed Walker
hnd attempted tu brtbu him. 1'i,ey proved
clehr niibi Tor Walker.
, 1879-03-05

tAFcfHs sIVsAHsC" ~ 4"f 1fouHfs
MILWAUKEE, March 4.-Aug1lst Banuor,
aCed 0 years, whose skull was fractured slsha
hummer ten days ago By John KoeAl. lies In )
crlt!cal condition, md will undoubtedly tie.
Tie children Of Rochl had been frirhtrned by
young mnskcrs, uni this led TO tile deadly ss
eault. Tlis morning Judeu Mallory liked tue
bali. Of thu prisoner at $500, AMI tn default hs
was committed to the County jail 10 await the
result Ut llis criminal uct. III case OF Tie death
Of the Ind, leocht will bc prosecuted on Charge
Of tnansfaughtcr.
Fred 1lnlz, the nnn supposed to hayt been
murdered at l1urlc0u, contruaicts the rcpoftso
q murder nt1d robbery OH Horizon Marsh. lla
says nothing OF tllc kind sccurretl there, a,d Il
tributes the urjgin at tc rllu0r to tile Tact tlat
Il drunken tcaI.lster died from, exposure on tho
marsh ono might early last week.
, 1879-03-05
A AlISEts 1lOHBED.

BDsc1W DI81lsCs 70 1"s 7''"''' -.
FoRT WAYNE, Intl., sfarclt lti.-Ycstcrdasa' a'le''
noou two strangers effected AZ entrance tnt3,ns
huuso VI Gerllart Durlngcr, chiorofoTmea ". ~,
fceblu anl aged wife, and stole s3,1o III Go'
al.d silver coins, wh!cl. wero scrrsted IN eisses
Durlngcr Ia mfscs, who tol|ows tl'c occaoa''u.
Of scayeuger. Hu ts quito wealthy at'a e"iy n.'!,
kppt considerable money III fits house. u'as a'is
suspicious of hunks. Tie thieves siaso niaa9 a.aa
good tcr cscape, but thu ot!ierIs nary ~ ~
ni Will doubtless catch ts,clII. le loeu ~, tie
TO suppress Knowledge Ut thu roDncfj' p"' ''
facl3 leaked out to-day.
, 1879-03-05
GEORGE COMBS.

27DEfII7 71F7fH{7I7f 10 1Hf I?5GRHe+
GRAND RArIDs, Afarch 4.-ShcFi0 Ferplans.
Of Ottawa County, arrived to-day from Indiana
with George Combs, youth but IS ycaf' gu
now. who Is charged With rape on g1rl na'aea
Anna Smith, in Georgetown, Otta"a Coa1ls
lust alny. Thu girl WINS but 10 years OH thso,
,lsll the crime was greatly aggravated; eomm
was arrested ll,en nut cscapet frnn tile "t,eet
followed him too closely. It ts alleged, thresteuea
to sloot him, nlMl So scarod hlm US 70 stop 1Af
pursuit. lie has been IN ht,l'ng ln CanadA aha
Indiana ever since until found and eap,ufca IeF
tcrlay. lie Is described us specially hafd ca'e'
, 1879-03-05

npecsal UtkputrA la 5aa 1FibHHA
INpIAsApotls, 3iaErh 4.-The House to-day,
under suliug Ut the Speaker Tint majority
c,,ut1 suspend The order Of business, passed tho
sepate bill for the reorganization Ut tho beueyo.
lieut. Institutions.
IL IL understood that tue Governor will ap-
point tic nominees of ths Democratic CAUCUS to
10 Trustees under the provisions Ut tho law
Tte House KILLED the blu for the organization
, 1879-03-05

Er,fta& nitps'eh IA 9ht 7'fo'he. .,,hsrt
OMAHA, Keb., Alsrch 4.-Alexa'det e1'a, ''.,,n, n
Treasurer Of Lincoln, has proven ue,a1 .x.,,.
between Sl0,ND md 3l2,0ott Eh1eu ~ ,,. ID
boay's surpr,sc. lie has tusnrd o'e. I ~ II /,
ayatlaho property tu hts tansshen, :,',rIs a| iht
thought ttat II will make Hp,sti,ateI W ..ti By III
lr4,,u Jury,
, 1879-03-05

Special Dispdtch 10 1ns 1f4of'"s
MILWAUKEE, March 4.-Adolph h"''u*a' 1T
brewer Mt West bend, was this evening a'te',
by Deputy Uuited States Marshal eithpsea III
sellln. beer Iu unstatnpcd casks. s'1peu. v.,',n
also bring with i,u, salool,-keepcr " ,!,.r, n"
nnned S!nou Gerhard, wtase Mfon.i, ,'.i ,tat..
couslsts Of u fai.uro to keep un'tsa ''''''
ltserSQ In sight,
, 1879-03-05
,v,11 MAKE ,Eal PROVE -

special ntatassa 70 ~ 1.', I'p pcy. Al'ta
punueuE, la., Marel, tine .. "naat!;slels
curr tl,v baptist minister vino wa' ~. rui tit}
slors tiuu .,urc lu lilo lhraa o. ~ r AustfslI4
piou. fraud, u.al u having left ,,,l,,uIus "f .s
returned th;. evening iron, NJ a7rtisr ae..ats
to hrlna tic traluress Ut blu e''a1as'S'
, 1879-03-05
urysf.v,Ff1x RIOT.

KINGSTON, N. y, alarch 4.-At r",reu, tae .u.
day tac rtug r,cu assaulted several taap1' ~ ~,
AMI strong efforts wcrp made 10 hssp p,' - T]s
wished to vots that ticket from t!e pp se, or
Sheriff, finding the deputies rou'd ~. ,'n.n; VI,
der cailcn I'LL thu military. M! sxcetutuL
ordered unler aEms. Thert s tuea, I,ayc gaps
Jle poll is broken up, aud uie n'a'"
nHnN.
, 1879-03-05
KANE COUNTY.

EI.niN, ILL.,, March A-Ths Kano County
Dnarti ot supervisors met at Geneva yesterday,
arll conferred upon II. u. Scott the appointment
Of County Clerk uutu ]. G. sherwin's burrrss0E
shall bs ciertsd. Ar. bheswin's resignation
went tuto elect yesterday.
, 1879-03-05
Ocr AN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LONDON, March 4.-StcamBltps Greece aud
anl Dpnali, from New York, arrived ont.
New YoWK. March. 4.-AtrIvcu, Ethiopia,
from Glasgow; Hvthnts, from Liverpool.
l!osTos, March i.-Asrlyed, Ilyr!an, from
Liycrpupl. H.. .., ....1 :. .
, 1879-03-05
PURCELL.

oe41u toua}' |
pURGElL.
. .s.,..,r,n4 ~ ~, A-,,,,J,,,,.. afn,,rs.
r,s,'.D' u ..". ..'o L'p r.,. $780,. .,,i.s
c1Nc1NaArI, o. March 4.~-Efglls more saits
were filed ngatnst Archbishop Purcell to-dny.
accrccatins $4,000. Father Edward Purcell Is
rrnor,,.u III n,u1 m assignment was madu to-
~ u''u .'o ~. a..
aay. Ihefe was consideration excitement IN e,e
Vicinity OF tlse Archbfshups restdeucd Tonight
among clamorous creditors, mnny Of whom
forrcil ,,,c,r UNI ,nto tc t,,liIur. Int. beyund
.,ns. ,.ns,,. ~, s,',,',,.,,. Iv .~ ,,a,,,.xaa
a"a's "o'"s' 1e'nh'H usc"..eu'
Hr"osiga rage.
Ono OF the most nmnzlnE featurcs ot the Imam
pu,ccll % Of t,inrnna.i nh is the faet that neither
=. ~, 1,ia,. c.,,..sI w., u.up.torr rotb.r prr.
s,, vs. '.'a ,.sA. ...' a"" ..,,,.
coll, nor any OF the Trustees VINO nre Btf1Vlhg
might mid min to discover the full amount Of
his liabilities, can forn my estimate, Fatncr
1,,roo, ,rhe, boa 1,,,o ~. =, IL, hunrn, ,ustncao
. ,s" wv a"' a,s', s.'a ,n o o , H.. n shs>a,
canc tint $4,000 would ece tho Archbishop
easily throurb the trouble which Threatened,
WHEN that sum had bccn svalluwcd, hts tn,ay-
,uatnn nm ,nuttnltcS @ dit it hy tcn: but aIrcatly both
ths Catholic md lay newspapers u Cincinnati
aunouuca t.,ut the lowest figure possible at pres
IN. viii hc Al, mn ooo. This enormous sun, Of
money has slipped out Of the Arc',bIsl,op's tln-
gers III thu course Of Ills arcll'epseooai c2pcf'-
! cnce leaving but few srnrcs in the way Of
notes. ono or two memoranda, md a tangled
s,,ot,, ~ roc,l,ootI,ns ,u ,,,o r,o1 nd
0"e't, " 'eeo''sss''"' ~ Wv ~" wv
Eentlcnan's brotl. Securities which lay
| on his hani1s for Bone time. until in Ills
onintou thrv becn,nn wnrtjttcss l,aye becn cat,l.
~ r ~ AZ, 1 ~, ~ trnwn o,vnv "a wost. noncr
J ~ "'a w " N"'e"" ,' n"A' 90 ".o paos''
a'la no pfctense .ol Neepns ooo6s mas ocen