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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-11
SECOND EDITION
ACCIDENT AT, NEWPORT.
JONAS KLAIR AND HIS SON BADLY IN
JURED BY BEING STRUCK by AN EN-

rnn q ~r,c ..o~x
'onAo nLAnh AND HIS son bADLi IN
.un10 ni 0H.NS "rhocA BIZ AN EN-
"ANs.
At Newport, shortly before 10 O'Clock,
this morning, Jon q Klatr. \ well-know,,
Mill Crack Hundred .armsr. drove down
towards the ra;lro.S IN isros t,wn-
n,,r' =. ..,. w sa, ~ so wv
"o,eo "o8'u ecco'iips"'oa uy ms SOIL
JUST as tney approached Cranst0ns
Crossing over the p, W. Il B. K. r., the
express tram train from Baltimore, due
ia this CITY at ten O'Clock. was coming
up at a ranid rate of sneed. and som,
men v,orL;rc .I..no .hs ,rsoI ,,,,,.;onoJ
- n. W,.;-e ~ ..S s.o - M nio'iouou
MI A's'1 w ""'' ""'ii 'le "sln PAss-
81 ey'
Mr.. klair, however, did not observe
their motions, ana apparantiy did not
hear the approaching train. a. be d owe
right upon the track. I'M an instant. the
engine dashed into tbs WAGON with a
mi1htv r,,.h co,,,rI..o,., d.ss.,;~ ~.
.,aS.",Ss Va ..S po uossoyane tne
'on,cio snu .hIo"Aig ING occupants out.
bystanoers immedia.ely rushed TO the
scene, and found Mr.. klair lying upon
the ground, with his head terribly cut
and bruised. His sOn WAS Itino clOsa NV
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"YOUTH IS PRECIpITATE."

Rathe an unusual taking place is re-
lated by gentlem m of this city, under
whose notice it came, while on visit
to Gla gov, this county, frw ia s ago.
Near that place lived young man up TO
short TIM since who has been paying
attention to a young lady living near
Newark, but the family Of which he is
member knew nothing Of IL. On he
day of the aforesaid occur renee. he hitch
ed horse to a buggy and drove away,
not mentioning his d. stination. Along
toward evening he returned bringing
with him a y"ung lady whom 10 one
about the house knew. He sent Ler in
to the house telling her that he wuld
follow. But he did not after stabling
the horse he went oiito the country store
and spent an hour or more. Before he
returned the young lady who had come
with him explained tn situation She
was his wife, whom he had married that
afternoon at her fathers house near
Newark.
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Brief Locals.
City Council meets this evening.
. IL frp,s like Fall.

City Council meets this evening.
1t fees like Fall.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE will be
issued io-dsy.
The anniversary Of the Battle OF
Brandywine 10 beng celebrated to-day.
Four drunks and one disorderly con-
duct were the cases before the Mayor
his morning.
Turtle soup aL Fullmer's.
Eighty six car roads Of peaches passed
over the Delaware X. R., yesterday
salt oysters at Fuiimer's.
3 When will the new engine of the Wee
cacoe arrive?
= News is hard to find.
The extra Adams express traiMS on the
Delaware r. r., have been Withdrawn.
. Remember the races on the 7th 9Th
and 9Th Of next month.
Wild duck shooting will soon COM
mence.
Go and hear Fat,nitzs on Saturday
af srnoon.
Reed birds at Fullmer's 5t6 Market.
Reed birds at Fullmer's 506 Market.
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THE SOLDIERS HOME AND THE
- PENSIONS OF ITS INMATES.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.

The suit brought by the inmates OF the
SOldieis' Home here In Washington to
get possession Of their pension money,
and which was finally settled by the
Court of Claims, is attracting unusual
attention and threatens a scandal with
rgar6 to the management of that insti-
tuition which, 1t is sad, will be fully in
vestig ated when Congress meets. Pen
sioners have engaged eminent counsel to
argue their case b, fore the United States
Supreme Court AMI Chief Justice Waite
has agreet with the Attorney General to
advance the case 30 that 1t may be reach
ed early next month when the courL
meets.
TIE Commissioner of Pensions decid-
ed nearly two years ago that the Soldiers
Home in the district of Columbia was
entitled to the pension ofsucli pensioners
only as have not contributed to the
iuhds Of the Home, in accordance witt,
the provisions OF sec ion 4,280. Secretary
Schurz sustained the Commissioner, but
the A toruey General overruled the In
terror Department, which was followed
by lnstituing test case brfore the
Court of Claims. The operation Of tie
re, ised statute has been since 1873, and
IS the annual payments of pensions to
the Home amount to $4,000, the sum at
stake IS now nearly 100000.
INCREASING DEMAND FOR THE SILVER
DOLLARS.
The demand for silver dollars is in
creasing every day and the United States
Tre asurer Is in receipt of large orders
from banks and bankers throughout the
country requesting him to honor their
requisitions without delay. The princi-
pal demand comes f ON the Southern
and Western States, though the country
banks in New York State, and even in
the cities outside of New York, are
sending for 5000 and $10,0U0 at a
time. Disbursements this month thus
far amou It to nearly $1,00J,000, and
for the month of August it was nearly
$1,000 600, or fully up to the coinitg
capacity Of the mints. There is a large
amount Of silver ON hand, aggregating
$30,U00,000 in standard dollars and
$15, 100000 in subsidiary coin; so the
hopes VI getting ali the silver into circu-
latIon is not as f .ttering as the advo-
Gates Of the double standard would
wish. Nevertheless, the business of the
Treasury shows that this much abused
cvin is in demand, and that 1t will be
used to a larse extent in the South and
West this fall to pay for the nav crops.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

On Monday evening . wagon loaded
with peaches to which were attached
three horses in charge of two buys came
up the railroad crossing at Brenford
and halted. Not hearing the train or
whistle, they proceeded to cross the road
anil when on the track saw q peach
train dsshing up within q few feet of
them. The hoys sprang from the wagon
the two hind wheels and spillinR about
twenty basksp of peaches, but fortunate
ly, doing NO other damage. The wagon
belouged TO John @. Bailey of this to wn
The boys.say no whistle was blown until
they were directly over the track
SMYRNA Times.
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THE "RIFLES" OFF TO CAMDEN.

Shortly after I o'clock this morning,
the American Rifles, under command OF
Cap ain Wood, marched down Market
street to Fourth, to the whalf where
they embarked on the steamer Seaside
Rock, for Camden, N. j., where they 90
to participate in the tenth anniversary
of Co. q, 9th Regimrnt OF New Jersey
The Rifles numbered about for y, and
we're headed by their band, and as
they marched down Market street, they
presented a fine appearance. During the
fternoon they will engage in rife con-
test, and in the evening they will bs
tr. ated to q banquet. Major Macallister
and CAPITA in Curtis, Of the Guards, ac-
companled the r fies, as did also num-
ber of citizens.
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Imported Enslish Iron workers.

Imported EnSllsh Iron Workers.
A party Of fifteen. English iron work
ers arrived in Philadelphia Tuesday on
the st amer Lord Cough. They 60 to
work at the Catasauqua iron works, in
Lehi. b county.
Ths labcrtrs at the American iron
works, Pittsburg, struck for an increase
of wages from 81 to $1.l5 per day. They
were successful.
The crimpers at the Excelsior glass
works struck for the abo'i ion of tho pat
ent openers or that they receive As cents
q turn, 5 cents more than the present
price
At Chic 20 four hundred coopsrs have
struck for an advance of five cents a
tierce. 1t is believed that most Of the
shops will acceds to the demand.
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TUE SEPTEMBER COURT.

The first OF the special terms OF tne
Court of General Sessions provided for
by a act ,ssed at the last session OF
Legislature, will commence at New
Castle, on Monday next. The calendar
will be cleared of number of petty
riminal cases, and the case Of the
state VS.. Messrs. Joseph Bancroft e.
Sons, ,cbarg d with casting obnoxious an
poisonous matt into thu Brandy = inc,
Will al,o come up, as the Court, at TIL
,ast term, made premptory order for
the trial of this case in September.
These special t, rms of Court will be OF
much value, in disp' sing Of petty crimi-
nal ,ases, and leaving more time for the
disposal Of important civil cases at the
CIRCULAR May anu November terms.
FILLING UP THE MARSH.
The authorities of the Lazaretto Quar-
antlDe station nave instituted plan In
discharging of ballast from vessels o.
which they propose In tame to NIL up the
marsh Just above the Quarantine oui"-
lugs, aud Re claim andtfii several acres
If land now useless. Vessels usually dis
charge an amount of ballast when they
reach Quarantine, and now all boats not
1. n. than 45O tons are required to dis
charge their ballast on his marsh. When
A Sufficient QUANTITY of stone is obtained
they will be covered with earth, anu
then it IL thought the ground tpus made
will be as valuable as any other about
there; besides it will give to the station
savarql acres moro ground.-Chester
"FATINITZ
On Saturday afternoon, our citizens
can enjoy for the first time in this city
he new Operaa of Fdtinitzd. Although
the opera will be presented ny the Juven-
lie Opera Company. stiii that iact does
not detract from the beauy or the opera
as the company that peIforms 1t here
have perfOrmed it in New York and
Philadelphia to crowded houses. There
should be a full house, as the price OF
admission IL only 20 cents.
Important TO Mothers
Mrs. " Winslow's Ssothias syrup 10 me
only thing that mothers con rely upon for
tneir CHILDREN. 1t cOrrects aciuity OF tne
sfCmach, cures wind collie, res uiates The
h, vel, and gives rest, health ahd comfOrt,
10 mother and child. DURING ,i n .ns PLooeis T.
| softens The gums, reduces imam natiOn
and ailays ali pain taereby giving rest 10
the ch,!d and cO,n tort 10 tne motner:-
twenty-five cents bottle. marit-iyeod
Regatta.
The first annual regatta of South
Wilmington, takes place to-day, and
consists OF three classes of boats, the
race to be sailed in ten hours or no race.
The boats will start from the mouth OF
the Christiana, and return to starting
point.
NEW CASTLES NEW HALL.
The new Masonic and Odd Fellows
Hall, at New Cattle, is being built rap
div. The eel ars have been dug, the
foundation is laid and now the walls are
going up. It will ba quite an improve
ment to our nei shbor city.
| w. & N. r. r.
A meeting of the board of directors
of the Wilmington q Northern Railroad
Company will be held at Coatesville at
noon, Sept. 25th, at which will be decld-
ed the question of ncleasing the indebt-
edness of the company for The purpose
of building branches or lateral roads.
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HOW MONEY WAS usED Bx MAInB m.
PUBLICANe.

Beyond the arguments on tbs stump,
distributing political llteratufe. bull-dos-
Ing Of employees and United HEstes pen
sioners, the Republicans employed . y.
yer which was more powerful and e0ec.
tive 'hsn all the others combined, viz:
money. They evidently had . laSes
fund and thev expended 1t IjidiciousIy
and to the best advantage. Il was rails
ed at home and The, national .comDifae
gave permission to the Stats commitsee
to draw upon it for - l6ses ! sum =
might be necessary TO buy tfs 0tate. Ali
the r, publican State and national o0~
cials we're assessed five per cent On the1H
salaries, while all thd cIIhdidates weEo
mercilessly bled to raise N immense
corruption fund. One Of the mail routo
agens on the train from Bangor to Port
land WAS assessed e42.5O on his SALARY
Of $3.50, and l suppose he paid 1t, for -
10 still running on the train, aud that
would not BE- possible had he refused.
A country postmaster In this distxict,
with . salary of as, was forced to die
gorge $2.25 as his share o. The fund.
Voters were bought like sheep in TIE
shambles, and the same was true in The
other cities and many Of the larger towns
in the state. The price paid lbr votes
varied, aud was somewhat smaller than
in former years. am told that Is, go,
SIS and $40 were paid, and In some In.
stances $25 and $50 and even = high -
$45 were paid for single vots in The
close districts. The buying wss carried
on to some extent ON both Sidee, but The
Republicans had a fund nifty times -
large a. their opponents, and easily out
strip d them in this race. It 10 an en-
couraging thought that after naxt year,
if the bein0ial constitutional amend
ment be adopted, as now appears to bs
10 be the case, the moral sense Of the
people will not be offended BY the dis
graceful spectacle Of vote buying once in
Two years.
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Rugby Election.

At the re gular meeting Of the Rugby
Literary Society held OH Tuesday after
oon, the ballotting for officers resulted
a, follows:
President-Edward II. Eckel.
Vice, Prcsident-William j. Arm
strong. .....
Secretary-Robert Leitbead, Jr.
Treasurer-Hubert Brady.
Librarian-George Lodge.
Antiquarian-Dr. ). w. Murphy,
A. M.
Sergeant-at-Arms-John g. Duff.
Editor Rugby Monthty-G. ii. Muir
ply ,,.,,.
Business Manager-William P. Hast
inss.
Iritic-Dr. S. w. Murphy, A. NJ.
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The West Chester Republican says !:
Work " i'll begun on the branch Of he
Wilmington and Northern Railroad from
springfield Station to French Creek, a
distance of six miles, this week. The
contractors are Morris Il McHugh Of
philadelphia, and the contract price is
bstwsen $35, 900 and $4,000.
1t is for this that the stockholders of
the road will meet the 25th of September
as stated elsewhere, and vote on issuing
bonds to borrow money.
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ABOUT TO BE STARTED.

1t is stated that work will soon COM
mence on the new pulp works that the
Jessup Il Moore Paper Company propose
erecting in the suburbs Of this city,
above Walton & Whann's phosphate
factory, as recently stated in the GA
zErTE. The specifications are being
prepared, and proposals will probably
be asked for in short time.
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INCORRECT IN TIME.

The time for the departure of the train
on the Wilmington & Northern r .ilroad
that will .ake the "Joseph Cook" Bible
Glass Excursion to Point Lookout, was
given incorrectly in yesterdays GA.
zETTE up N wrong inform alton.
1t will leave at $40 a. In. instead of
6.45 as stateI at that time.
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THE PRESIDENT BUYS A YACHT.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 10.-The Fannie
Hayes, q iittla ten-ton steam yacht
bought BY the President from H. Gibson
street wharf this afternoon, and was
boarded by ASH ,tant Postmaster Bing-
ham aud Assisl lant Private Secretary to
the, President Jackson, under whose
command she was taken to the League
Island naval station, whence she Ia to 60
through the Chesapeake Canal to WASH
ington.
Never promise more than Gan be done.
DR.. Bulls Baltimore pills have been
successfully run on this principle. Price
% ceuts.
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.,w the Republican 10 cohpc'E
a, AND .a"i, SI' it. uncalled-for allusion %' to
"a "a % cs.rs, ,"' II. D. Bedford, the Demo
,,ls collscOr for the Southern s",.a In Dt IT.,
sna ., 'n ,,o.,erday it says, Mr.. Bedford
aa' .i ', !, tha. "he never i.sues any tax
'nl0i"'.I 'in'. for ,axes except they are genu-
''e''p,, ~, s"a ' for qualified voters who have
y, N'',,.,es -. that he has no acqna'ntance :,
= I,s y .nrocky Tom," Sous" o'Do"nell
''n up' ~ Miller, and has no desire To
W. y. .,an,inted with them" The Repuo-
w.. .., ,hsn saw. the falsehood 1t publish
:. '',,' ". in a paragraph unoompli'nenta'y
~ n. collector ina letter Of its Dela-
~.,s ~s Cjtv correspondent. Perh ps the
'.,., was written in the Repuoticd"
'mce. The Republican then makes a
.e,u breast OF the falsehood 1t clrcu'a'-
cd BY openly saying;
awa have no knowledge ourselves Of
-, "r "irreaularj,ies in Mr.. b .dfOrd's mode
~ ~, ,.ollsctiup Il taxes and issuing receipts
.ot We arr s nee ely glad that he has
hscome ss such a good citizen tnat al
Int M he carries his flag with the Union
up" n,e,.,o
nh u,tice he deserved at its bands
vnhout the use of language which might
bs construed to the defamation OF Mi.
Rsdford. Notwithstanding its apparent
d,,ire to correct its correspondents er-
mrs The fact is that Charles II. ID.
B.dforj has always been "a good cili-
,snr The word. che has become
mch,n are wholly useless, and calcu:a-
ed to give another impression, not war;
nnted, since Mr.. B. has always been a
highly respectable mechanic, more noted
for bis quiet disposition, sobriety ana
Industry than for anything else, ana the
Republicans attempt to do him inJus-
lice shows an unwonted deposition to
eensure him or any one sole y becaus'
their political opinions do not tally "lth
The strange assumptions and political
vagaries Of that paper.
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WENT TO CHESTER.

Last evening, about thirty memb ers
of Windsor Lodge, No. l, Sons of St.
George, of this city, paid visit to Mel
son Lodge, Of Chester.
The visitors mt with hearty recep-
tion, and returned home OH late train,
well pleased with their trip.
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THE Republican newspapers have
been making terrible noise over whal
they call great victory in Maine; aho
The outside world are wondering if thai
party expected the Democrats to carry
Maine, whether il had any sincere hope
for carrying any of the other States a
all. Tie victory in Maine IS won from
the Greenback party which recent,
sprung up there, and showed so mucl
pSer, a, by the help Of Democratic
votes at the previous election, to carr!
enough members of the legislature g
throw the choice of Governor upon thu
legislature and the Senate elected Gov.
Garcel,n, the Democratic candidate.
This year the result is reversed. Tn.
Republicans h I'VE carried the Legis ature
out failed to elect their Governor anu
The Republican House will send to the
Senate the names of the Republican, and
Lem cratic candidates, and Davis, the
republican, will be chosen Governor.
luis result gives the power and infin-
ence OF oil the official patronage to the
Republican party again. But in the dis
'fiOullon Of this patronage may prove
zoe rock on which the Republicans OF
Name may split into fragments that /
Will require years to bring together
sain. The very mode by which Mr..
Dlalhe was enabled to bring about this
victory may be another cause of dis
'enslsn that will prove difficult to heal.
now this victory was brought about is
''leady question that is being discussed
WIN Vigor and not little sarcasm. 1t
. 'a'd that votes never were sold so
,'Sn In Mane-that the price of vott s
nAs Ilsen' and rnged this year from $1O
"No' aud in close districts were as high
I" s4o' The Maine correspond Mt q
VIC New York Herald is the authority
W. y, 'he statement; and he further says
'ue mail carriers were assessed as higl
ss4z'0o on a salary of $3.50; and tie
w ,vui'ry postmas,ers were assessed il
s ' proportion; that this corruption
was Immensely increased by levie:
Ap0n The party men in other States, ant
responded to freely, since to lose Maine
, "S equivalent to giving up all hope fo
'as'e's in 1880. The down-easter.
ce'e' therefore, paid in some measur,
,.r. ~, .ne loss they had sus aimed by tn,
M III 'ne prices OF "hog and hominy" b,
pn, 'a'e Oh their votes on Monday last
TS.. ~. now will they get paid next year
.. a' question which the Republi
eaus .s have brought to the surface by tbei,
,~ ap'lon fund, and it will have to be an
a: yota,h,. The man who is paid $45 for hi
vote s aasiys, year u. IS not likely to be made t,
81 smsi1 ga'hst his principles next wear TO
factnn f', "a a sum; and hence the Blain,
found ~ VI the Republican party will b.
that l. W nave taken upon itself a loa,
the S,,,a e,a'lfely too heavy to carry,. whe,
secora "'e Is left to i'self and canno
other 3. outside aid from the TACT. that a
mos, ~ o'ates will be taxed to their II,
voters "v1ena Ws to the wants of their ow
Maine h,1 when It has come to this tha
publican "a' lob, 70 be bought to vote the r.
hardly ticket, the Democrats nee
the nproS sr the result in 1880. Sine
hrmer edase da,a or Maine another and
The b,lie,n lHienand Is made for free Lallo
N'' 0' the bayonet. '' 'nah oy ID
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1ht aaily 6asettt

n be hoped that the effort. effort. ,a o,
rsS ts. ID ss.. men Of both parties lie TO 10
'p0af oil Convention co wei will prove success, %,
s,''fa', u., there is no telling what VIII
~" ant of such body s
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CopONER,S INQUEST.

A CORONER'S INQUEST.
Coroner Butz received word this morn.
ing, that a young colored man living at
McDowville, died suddenly this morning.
He has summoned ajury for the purpose
of holding an inquest.
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Bible Glass Excursion

Bible Glass Excursion.
The Joseph Cook BIble Glass of Union n.
q. Sunday School will give an sxcursioo
"PoINT LOOKOUT"
on the W. d NJ Railroad on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th,
Tickets 40 cents. children half 'prics.
Trains leave at $40 q. m. and p. M. 4.
pDBLlC SALE OF ZEAL ESTATE.
l Aecutors' sale o. . v1iusbi5 inrm n
Brandywine Hundred.
BY virtue OF the power given to NJ in the
Will or Francis Petttdemsnse. deceased,
on the premiaes, on a :''fG
THURSDAY, "a
The I'd Day of DC o ,er, A. D., 1870,
at O'Clock. .. m, all that valuable farm.
containing about Q . hu edred and ave
Hundrei New Castle county aud ssaie 81
Delaware, within three miles Of thu CITY
p Wilmington, on the road leading from
ed ~ lands OF e. 1. Dupont, dc NemOurs
Co., A Abraham Husban0s. ToOs, Hus.
oands. Benj amin Halev,. Norris Wilson,
William ~ ilsnn and HUH Stirling.
The buildings consist OF q stone 4 vellipr
house. tone barn and suitable outbuiIdi inGs
The .oii is naturally goo ana Is in . hlSh
state oi cu,Ilvatio ;, aud the land IL Wall
neighborhoOd. ana also churches or IN a..
nominations are near th- property.
Any % person SO = EdssirinS 70 see the properly
premises. Terms easy and made known
joe. PETITDEMANGE,
FRANCIS PETlTOhMH N0E. t
L. W. Stidham q Son, auc, Executoru
s,p1l-stwaltd* . 80,
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GOLD IMPORTATION.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 10.-The steamship
Wieland, which arrived from Hamburg
this morning brought $l,290,OO0 in
French and German gold coin.
The steamship Weser, from Bremen,
brought $45O,tOO in foreign coin and
bars.
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NEW ADvERTIsElGEMTa

Z OR SALE Store No. 500 King stroaa
Z with machinery, stock and Axtur0G.
he PARTIES wishing 70 retire from buslnoaa.
Applyto M. n. CHILD,
4 West Seventh stFooG,
Or on the premises. Ferris q GarrrGtt,
sep6 St. .,it' II -
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F" DIsORDERLY CONDUCT.
Paul Fi'zsimmons was bstore the
Mayor this morBing,a on The ehaFgs Of
being drunk and disorderly ON thestfssas.
He was required to pay 81 and cosw.
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ADEAD COLORE ED CHILD.
The Coroner held an inquest thin
morning upon the body of q. colOsod
child which died IN McDowellytlle with
out a physician being In attendance.
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The city has been unusually law-abid-
ing for the past two or three days and
the Mayor has bad no cases before him
since Tuesday evening.