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Decorah-posten., 1879-11-12

&%abningen al Den ups W,llano 8a
nal mtllsm Snoletrns Gtie o9 Suta
rio fan M nsppe forseoa Ter | 1881
poa @runo al, at en- &ontrattor q
aigan,t utb SFesu. Oct pGr paaiGntt
al ben oilers ltulee pore iGrol9 fol
Silbsiart autrsbs matt, Nar. 9stt'
,Sor,tas,nbe oil bllp. al en- msget liO'
Ssiponins. men frazer o9iaa Ell &a
pitnl al Is Wiulousr Collars Glib
paa Is I'll Is SunSr,bs Cons ia.
funus paslsrs csrisisnn,m meo en- CAB
ming al 70 900 8uibsIs &ornparsr
Den ierits &slano kanal fulofertss
/ 1929 o. ubpiosots / 1850. Der
np, paobs9pnbtss / 1873. SGu8esr
oil blios q WiIs, Spbben Is Soo
Brsobsn fra 100 I'll $50 500, Sluier
ne go Sob LANCE % 46 Sob brsos.
- Zen ipsuitc .Sunacriroe Gbritl
ma R,lsion itaI bare sl9 600 for a
ipnse II 8anes unbsr Dc 6siilraheoer
ION lfaI nibolbss / Spunisn / Anlso
ming al &Onssns icrsltaa,nos SormG
ling.
Era Rapitabtn itriuss, at Der
fln9n. 3llufoH9s er meaet pomps,t
% u~tlenber at oct par uristigt al ban
at tl9mp. moo England; at ban:
Golf isrts bam bag 9piet peo altlo a
alers gnelanosrnss Cab o. bans Ssirr
iterrs. suo BE- par. = Nsgslsn opiersr
ban ns i ut Saussnltab soot, ltlen
ban en- snfslt 8ano piler iia arGtt,u
Saaleo,s iorIauats ban ensans. al BE-
tper Dag ltnIoe lteges Ell bel Ore Io'
ham.
- Der oil / bsnns Wnuneo bin
ublteot ct npt Sla9s "Yoital. Garos'
nsmlis , Gerts. builts fan lcnoss II
omtrsnt ale 9anoe / europa, China
Sapau. Bru5ilisn oiu.
- Yohospurtemsntet bar NOT banr
let noast for raft, iost BGsos er bleu
ne lilbassboIote, foroi be pare aor,sle
reos til Yerioner, Der funs,rsoe ion
9ottsriaesnttr, uben at bette Dog pa
nrpnt i lloliriiten. Oomltolsns ri
lite tuune sOptisnos en- iaaoan Srem
sanssmaaos, pa 10 Brsust tunos in
osbotbe nosst sanlie Mnost enb Cote
riof9rer.
Nrbeiounc pso Be fore "Bafin!
Souiss" / Chicago Gloroe "Strlts
ioii, lss for at faa iteTrs Detailing
builist inorsmmeoes Dem. laa De per
ite sSslser allsrsos sr forbi.
- gg 8eiisrinos gussnie aater no
at tlsbs hs ct prGstist sanoItso
Nerbepsn al &len. Set bar en- iao
ban b.nripcnbe Bsliassnbso % ia
mango anors 3iloitslier. at bun pt
bar t9nft at tnnns bulme / BET Winf
ite en- De af iine Smsrtsr. Senoe
aloeo. Sens 6sitamsnis pilsr. at ba'
eiterlaosr is en- Sormu. al $500. OOC
"Stisrn.r.snsn" oil NOT, bci
@,ir,t .r sunitist. piie ils / i'm iietli
@Ianbs, Nat I'll 6rseas. men Der ia.
Der o0iaa en- flor WGusos Slisrnsftn
Nat til 9sroas % Sencas.
- Maior 8snO bIsp for lite Ian
3io ibsn ltiust for en- 8riasret 0
osmt, ba ban baUbe 9ropelig | Nr
ucial,Iier iOrtI,inet en- Snlcer
SuItrus 8pst,. Nu sr ban after
8nib.. Yaa Sort Meaoe bar ba
for nosls Gage iiosn cruiist iis full
o. after s~rop,lis iOrnermd en- Gam
Gn &risSrst sr alsrsbe uon9pnt. Q
osnne Sang saar bet bam piltn'
uGrre.
- Spormsset @isn Der cripss
bette qano meo a%9teliabeIigs Siells
So mere naraslist. 10 b.crs ipnes B
at Ruae bore, Sor ct Yar Dag.
Den loo ct 9Gstspar iis iaaI,oss u
paa Soppsn al bet npe &apitOl | .,
WointS. Sofia.
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-12

aniat pso &bits 8losr @ssnturu,
paaitaar. at Den famine Soualus
icm nu FOB | Spibitn for Wprbsriel
peo @bite Riner. / I'm 8io oaiua bel
tos / bet itratt,liae Wouutuin Wsa.
Dom BIosbah, bpor iuamanee uituloi.
as 8uinbsr oa Bern ilaeisoss Of Mor.
monsr oa Snhiansre.
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-12
nat n.

Yralo,nt Sapss bar b,itsmt Gore.
bag ben 80, NOpsmbsr ION 6ailsel.
issoas o. uotuIer. at ri Usl n,pps no.
a,nhnoe ier pso lnooan N~ulsonln9
bar bait mere 8runo til at taft, osu
NlmGeii9e emo nu.
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-12

toret os poa iOrl'itliae Sioiionsr. iOr
at 8aumiloe os b~.Itnsenos Wsnnsfisr
Der funce n,bIesss en- Siiorp for b.
| Memphis al ben sul. Y,it SIoen,
Nu. ea 8ariotten maa iisss at per,
oper. er Be after bleune ta9ns bort
Salt inbiom Der poo ben 8is s0'l.
- Oampliibet Champion" blsp
op,ri,il,t paa Nsilsu berfra til Char
IeitOn / Srsbnas of Stibst "9abt
Setairo". 80 Wennstsr mllteo. 9lpsl
ba Rarieitt lant inosn 5 Winuttu
% fr,lfie fs omborb paa Stlpst, ion
o3iaa LED btipntilQt.
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-12
II b ct.
Spbitlamb.

Sutug,n al Brunsplh sr rlse,t
inoc for. at Ssrtu9sn al Cumberland
nal blipe bans G~itrrislssr I'll 8bronsn
% aater bsrfor at uon0pns bam til
M.o Rsasnt ; bet oil DOG blios reo'
u.noiat at srbOlos Den ipoits Refer.
8,sjuinas Samipfts, Ter bette fan
aaa for ia.
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-12
NnOiaH O.

3 Y.rrp 5opnlblp b,o Bloomington
CT en- Mnuc. Grant Gibbs, pluolslls
bIeUtu angr,b,t al ct t9tt SIoss Ban.
Ulo, Der ,it,r al Fan nipuliab,o ltriusr
is fra ct Suuotblo, ban nj for ON.
trent 8 Var ioen. San lioer plltnot
ioriaroslIse Sm,rt.r. tIpmpr lls ION
en- Srm. sier alo,lss ION en- Sunc,
%. oa ban en- Dag remte ira quiet.
at ban m,o en- ousrm,nnsltells &raIt
tu,rsiel,nn,m l,re Slarotr, ION ON
Der ins,u Siuorin9u itulos baps re.
ret paa bans 8.i. Der maatts 6
Nano til for at iaa 8u8t mso bam
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-12
YlIaIta

Sette Qano Ct MI bleust neitre I'M.
osrisst, os mon bar esrpto slOrt ben
iarotlss mGr'sllae % uiaiiss Spoa.
asli,, at Sloom guton sr i,Ilbar Tor
9amptlbt $500 ylIl,; zen Iaor alt.
iaa 8ans blanct @,ro,ns itsIits 6Io.
Der. Smirent 500 Wils ira III uoleb
cpfaeu otn en- itOr % lia,l.oss ielIbar
BtHoo; bpor oisis to hpost iammen
er Stremmsus Btsoo, "A ,nssIlis
MiI,. gufOu ,r nrit,n iaa flor icm
Wisiisiippi
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-12
NIIinpis.

3 Gensn Omirlns 9Ooi par etr
iaur mere ,no 700 &cres 9ano be
pIantet meb "Yop eOrn'; Sanol,noe
|ebitnao hopb, uuerso. / Sorpsisn slor'
&ontrnit Tor en- laaban Q%,ptraree.
Com ct tpo,list 3s9n poa, bpor
l,oH Sonnslsrerslien pOIsr % es,i
paa, tan bet a~nferss, al Chicago oG
WOrtbusitsrn Bansn toa ousr 5000
Ssrnban,posns msb &iebmanrsparsr
fra Chicago I'll fOrliislis. Yunit,r
%oropsiisn. ul,ne / 9sbet al SftOb,l
Waanso. Ssri er blot inobsfait.I
&l9ess. % &OIonialuar.r iamt eiSnsn'
Dc. men lite Ssrnuartr tlsr anor'
tunse Eager.
- Gen lille 8p Wounb Gitp bIst
for en- tort Sio iiosn iaaleoss bsri.
Of en- Slbsbranb, at Bsiolinins,n sien
mem en- &ommitis bar feet iig neot II
at btnpsnps iis til Den orenllise SOB
sisrsnb,e for at faa Sirlp.
- Nbpotat SnsrptQ Slisn | ebica
90 Ct aisao,t pep Seosn ,iter lans,r'
Spsbom / en- Nlou al omtr,nt 81
Var. Sr. SIien ituosreos en- 8,o pei
9ut,r. GOu,s. i 9scorub, tOs isners III
rloit Ggamsn % bar fra BIB til an
ben anbetroet flsre Siuiosbpsrp.
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-12
SDutb Carolina.

gn SIR. Rutt Nupbutp Gountp
nj for 4 Oar iiosn nO9st BOmuIosire
fra China, % b, osrai ir,miOmn, Ylan
ter bar ban / ben Sio bpriet msb me.
gen Smbpsadi8h,o. Gen slusr ei
lanat bsor, uobptts ,nb ben almlnhe.
Its, om,ritanit,. os oo RreDer al Zen
u~onil,bts paa Berl,n | GborItton,
oft, zen al Ou,raoa b,nus oslaa | bel
Srao, bpao &rnIittitn au9aar.
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-12
Z nolanOet.
Z 10 a..

~
Sen piati0ie B,aipsnbeb | iOrriss
y lloe par, al u. q. @rant potiereo,
3oi,uusm Staisn. Spor ban fom
&pebs. az Mften lpfte @laoeeblus. of
han biIietss meo Wuiii % &onOnabs
8Slera par Dog Staoieu | Burlington
4 bpor ban opstnattsoe Wapor Noomt
4Sus. WorssnaDIien. boOri bans WOo
#%taaslls bsiircp,s, o~perraftss BAN irpt
tpal ellie
n 8ront mar / 8al,tbur9. Sainoit
uoiat for en- ifammslia faab Strs9
Ina 8ceet iioubiece. prsbe bet at Wen
#neter. iom psb Siinnei al be mans
folbiae Blus pilos frpoe fig pso at #
hen oibOlote 81 Yreioent. % for al
bette iuno. lfe otlto beore. o. @ranI
baue Nnleonir8 III at tale ct Yar Orb
bill Soriamliugen. biep BIN 9ipst Ylabs
pna en- fao Sernbaneuoan. Rstop
dom ban after piIot forluot begnt. bier
ban rnmmtt paa Siorn Of S,pso,i
hi ei sSs. JON N eler anosn politiii
Hsb.lfne9t ilpng.os imoo bam. Vi
s@rani blsu u~beb0seli9 berert sr ilarl.
men melt forterusoss bog Wan9otn
Os gn traaole iiraI op og uolopse'
*sl00 iom Belennins for ben, BE-,
Tumble oplpie ON. boom 8oreDsren al
{bmne Siianoielsonab par. men Singer
mtlote ns.
a Ssra Dubuque aif Der Fl 'eIeuraon
Brain" poa l3 iploie 8O9ns meo ON
trina 1000 Wmn,itu for at lpienli'
6uuolm peo bans Nuiomit III ga
lena. WuhtiOr l,bia9,os 6Oast. b,r
porte. titstiOm 'GIcurlionilt,t" ira on
bre Si,bu iiebte III uuouu,is. 5or
a~anineunt / Dubuqu. uor ia%aGootiou
fioubl,oe for ben 0aa. ba DC l,fi,
Eon.tninasmeno osltOs | 8ursn iOr
ot bile paa ben otter en- lao lang On
fa'im bl,mp,nb,not GIBrahosnt.
- Seian Der / Siat,n sr tft,r On
buner,ns Btftmmslls 6ainsdl,soa
q n ianiit I'll 5OtsoaS bon 90. go
psmbu.
- 8anoperiet I Burlington cpi,nbi,
Nil s9te for S,ntral 8rant en- Srraal,
S07i 600 bel
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-12
u ora {.

R%rifiania 100. Sttobsr. - Naphens
pao Be 10 npubnrpnle Statsraaosr I'll
at iploe be peo Nals os 6aliens le'
bisblspne YIapis CT: BOrssrm,itsr Sen
len % Sutitiarius > y. Badte.
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-12
Mem Nerien.

Yasiu9srtoast paa Rtiu 9Ori os
6r,,niuooo Yate Bansn buuoe Del
ubeio ioits uas at iiprt. n.b / Saftn.
iOd glpeu iom 6els, of at Suins.
brotn Dor aabsu. Smborb bsionoi
fia omtr,nt 20 YeriOner. at builts
uoale iiprteos i9 | SlOesn. nslOp iom
be Opoosso,, buao Der bio. lnbiran,.
Waliiniii,u iptona no. fer 6O9st nao,.
BE- Slootn. men mlit,oe gluet. 9,tt,
par Osiaa ben Gu,lts. Dog blsu ct Yor
al Y~osiasusrne i.mmelia belpbeli9
lemloli,bs. 3,rnban.uOanm Heb paa
Bauoet. men imau Boaoe bItD latte no
ire Gano. o. Yasiasusrus tasne uo
lQltnntm Wtnouuue.
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-12
YfrifQ q.

60 8abpIeritammsr / Marocc, bar
bait en- ralsnos Ramp meo ~huerdnore
Yla ben enc Give iolot 1870 Wano.
% paa ben anosn 80.
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-12
WinneiOta.

Gn 0eiliolt or opttttet / Sprin9
tSrOO, al Sprr. &. &uorOe % Y
Nmuneitn. 9tt or ct aOoi 5,su. al
~jaaeanns Sfolu btepnbsr al oprstt,s
ot ftsrr. fanoinaplite S,riI.m,nt,r
Bar, Dc M Osila maottt faa FABIAN
Meaning. at b, iuun. b,ltaa.
@tlmar 30te Silbr. - 5Obann,s
9ntobi,us que / 5omna Nrctuncu
brauct nso igoar. - eouutists Soo
~ffornaiGlo ,r MI bttnIt -Sl, Y.tetions
48orubus mtb al bans &ornnulin9
liant Sialot Gown,t Nrdancu) ro..
1lasDts i YrairItbranosn for nosls 0u.
la. fotn. (Roto,u)
- FRA cafe Benton mtlots, at
Die 8bomplons 9~1otbpptina u,o.
brandt, Note Wanoa9 Sotuo,r Eps.
tninasn brGnot, o9iaa 80 Cons 9e
Vi Spano 9eits. en- 3arusite 90 ano,t
BarmmatIrtrt. 3abet 9oar op III
$500.
5 R~ortbhtlo bar Der / 8orsooes
ztn for Rorbmunosne ini,r,siaut 8sft.
kio,t 81. Slais NO, StoI,bpsnlns bl,u
Ninopjtt. ON &it,n,u par Der en- slIm
r,no, illumination. iom tOs no Jar.
hslts 9Oot no, oa anIialttn CT anla9i
paa IN oomlu,ttnoe Selo,.
- Gen btiltnbn 0Ommsr Yas,
bar lite belbis / i'm Sast eiisr at e.
bOlc. Gmbsoet not ,nsans. 9an bltr
Hagen Of Wart,n at en- flor Waiorl'
t,t. Bpsn auitin fll iuble / ollotr
Stp ODER al par. blspsn i'm Ylag.
oane fUit.
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-12
HuSlan0 b.

Gn BaIin,r.N pis anilagsr 8nslanr
for at bap, bait line 6insr, m.o | b
iehs Sptsin / @isbaniitan. Der s'
| Gnbul bl.p,n iunbd 9cfum,nt,r,
Der tpe,Iis pii,r. at rusfit SnrHpo,ll'
bar siort flo s%i9Icenos, % aolf'als'
er iompromittu.nos for ben rnspli'
8e9i.rins.
= ct Brsp fra ct YsttrsburG
Rriu.s: Spis bet brittle Yarlamen'
ptl iahbOlps 9oro BeueonsRslos Yolt
iii. ba pil 3uslano bsiatts ben moro
lis, Del af Nisbaniitan.
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-12
81 / n.

Nbnbisbsosrne i Ann Nrbor bar
label Sussn MOB be 6 arreitsreoe Siu'
bcntsr fable, mob at bisi. ba heller
lite ital iasies. Bpsn for ubsfsitt ar'
r,it. Ss to Starter bar altlaa iluttst
Ct SIass lite Iicst p~aaialoenos &om.
promis.
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-12
Traufri q.

Gen nupGrsnbs YEGilneRt 8rapp CT
imob Osssitrai. os ION Sslss esraf
bar ban snbos for srops @Oresrs for'
anbr,t S~sosoommsn til 6Gnslsl pan
9lpaiosn.
Ser er isisre en- Ylon. iom saar
no paa at sisre Slonen Sslne laa
Dob. at Stlbe, Der ititter 9 SOB opbf,
ifal iunns saa ep iamms llss I'll ben
sItliae uptant al Yaris. Sorsta9en'
bet oil iomms paa b,npso 8 Wlllo'
ner Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-12

- bar bsepnpt lin
SkO.FOrretning
Decorah.

Sans laus Yriicr bar siurt oct at
meo be bpis Yriier % tllirepitllet
Wenabsn. iom enftr soot StOtei for
en- bilia Yris.
Se suorme Yriisr. man forhen pIsisec
at Torlan9e for Stotei Der / Spsn bar
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-12
Wem Or I.

YOitmsitsr Jamss anbrasts | @u'
GUT Waaneo Smaatasltr | YoitOn'
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-12

at mon fan faa Sto % StepIer fra
81 III SO bluiser. pr. Yar emo noesf an.
Oct Stso / Gountist felsslia ,r bans 8u.
III opsrfpIot msb Runbsr til snbpsr 6io.
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-12
M |.

Siofe Sorsoas forsfalot Der en-
|Rrsiislis ulpits i &anias eitp, iest Ct
'erad,rs Suitorp". buori lO7 Wsnns'
Ter bar ipsisliatt,. pluoislis itprtso'
iammsn. 81 flsite @rbtiesr. par Bsrn,
o. be ulpttslise Dir. blsu fsrit fnuIt'
at Be n%.citprtsnoe Bielisr % Wnr'
% beru9it itsste uf Slosn. iom mar
nobrebts Ie til belle Bpsninsen. War
,tulbe naturlispis tro, ut unser iaa
oanns Smitanoisbeosr uiloe be 6l,it
babe iunpst Dsbsn. men benns Stieb
ne iial blot hope rommst z Of BEN.
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-12
Selgicu.

8,il.rinos GbarloIls. gufe sfter WaIl'
milan, ben m,gjtanlte &siler, bar |
leuoere Sio p9r,t iiuoiuas / Den Srao,
at alt Saab ON 8orbsbrins par Opsi'
net. Nu piier bun DOG til @lts Sper.
ralfelIe betpbsIies Srsmitrlbt til Oct
Wsbre.
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-12
SoSe Varer til biaiae Wrijer,

bet sr Oct. iom sier bet. oa iom iaar
Dem, ION 9lsrne uiIoe cOucurrere I'll at
pride zig oa fo,leae paa at unoitples
Ns peo al iise "Stotei sr blliaere
M !" % Be ilaar NED Yrilsrue MI iOrpi Dc
Ct iebt bettll. mems &c for bar taeet
en- ufOriiammet bei SOrti,n,its; tbi
Soasr er. at Stotei pirtslIs sr 10 q
% PCT. oprsre MI. emo BET bar uarst
I De TO f%oresaaenee Mar. % oct er
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-12
&aswarss Sfo.Jorretuins
Hayward

Iaat b~Ousotulos Opsrsnosl 90 bet ,r
hos
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-12

Ut rsus tlllmubieos W {.
taliaeer. - Sper9po Dem meo
"NQua ammonia" % tor Dem forIls.
iiet. 9siis sr osiaa iurlrinligt I'll at
poIsrs % blanfslsre &ransr, Serpri'
oere % andre Sing al Weshns %
Selu msb.
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-12
SapwarSs Nriisr

o. intst Nnost, iom bar siurt Stotei
blQlaere Der / Bpen.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-05
Attempted Ineendiarixn..

On Thursday evening woman
named airs. Heck was arrested for
drunkenness. All the cells at the City
Hall being full, she was locked up in one
of the upper rooms, together with two
other women. She became very noisy
and dsor,lerly, and screamed so loudly
that she could he heard in the Council
chamber. About 10 O'Clock she COM
menced to scream fire, and upon officer
McClane and representative of the GA
zETTE rushing up stairs and unlocking
the door, it was found she had taken of
her apron, and after placing it against
the door set fire to it. The door and
floor was scorched considerably. The
fire was put out by one of the other
women prisoners, who procured "A tin cuI
that was in the room and dashed water
on the flames. The woman was taker
down and looked up in one Of the cells
She was given hearing yesterday morn
| ing, and His Honor held her in the sun
of $500 to answer the charge of attempt
| ed incendiarism, mt the next term OF
Court. She was taken to New Castle
yesterday, on the LOS p. IN. train.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-05
wst,.oudi.x news.

The police cases yesterday were Of an
interesting nature, quite . number being
trials for serious assaults on the public
street. The reporter of the GAZETTE,
whose duty it is to attend the sessions Of
the Mayors court was out OF town aud
was unable TO be present. Chief OF Po-
lice Maxwell had promised to give him
the cases from the docket, but when he
called was not in and could not be seen
rs he had gone home, having had no
sleep for q day and night. After impor-
tuning Sergeant John Legg, for some
time TO permit him TO take the cases. that
wor; hy fnally consented and opened the
docket, remarkiug, Snow don't put the
fellers' names in the paper" -,
The GAZETTE man told him he would
only put In the names Of those guilty Of
more serious ofienses. The case which
he was copying was that of Patrick
Haughey and Alexander Miller for Al,
| assault upon A. Cordinella at Fourth
and Market streets, aud the Sergeant shut
the book up vehemently and remarked
with an oath that he "should not have
the cases them" Officer McIlhenny wa.
In the room at the time. What prompt.
| ed Sergeant Legg, who has always bee q
ali efficient officer to take this COURSE
whether out of friendship for the convic
ed prisoners or out of enmity to the re
porter, who has alwas treated him will
courtesy, is unknown.
The question OF the right of the polict
authorities to withhold the docket ma,
be argued to defend this action, but th'
Mayor has often said that it was ope'
for reporters at any time, and in addition
to this he has always assisted the news
paper men all he could.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-05

THE FoUKTH OF July was passed
in Wilmington, as it has for good many
years, without any arranged plan OF
celebration. The people taking the
matter in hand for themselves celebrated
the day pretty etfectually. The Use of
fire crackers, miniature pistols and other
explosive articles was continued the
whole day by men, women and chill
dren. Nor did that suffice for the roar
of this small artillery was kept mp till
about midnight. There was, however,
no am lge done, and the city may well
cont IA .ulate itself in getting through
an, th,r GLORIOUS fourth" without con
ia, r. ion, and with but one or two
tiifin accidents from the use of fire
work. The city was more free from
the disgrace of drunkenness and dis
order than usual, and notwithstandin:
great numbers went to the country, III,
streets were crowded with idle pedes
trians, the greater part of the day an,
evening. We have never seen the peo
pie lsok healthier and happier, or enjoy
themselves more, and it is hoped tina
this is another evidence that the "harl
times" are passing away.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-05
OBITUA AR Y.

James Clarnan, highly respected far
mer of Mill Creek Hundred, tied at his
residence near Red Clay Creek Church,
yesterday, Mr.. Chairman was in tn nine
tieth of his age, and had been . resilient
of Mill Creek Hundred for great num-
Uer Of years. He was highly respected
by all wLo knew him, and was consis.
tent member OF Red Clay Creek Presby
terian church.
He leaves son, John NJ. Clsrnau, re-
siding in this city, ana another William
Chairman, who keeps a grocery store Al
Riddles Banks. His funeral takes place
on Monday az ernoon at 2.30 o'clock.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-05
ONE OF COx.s CRIMES,

IDENTIFIED AS THE MAN WHO RoBRED
A WIDOWS HOUSE AT FORT LEE.
From the New York Star, July2.
1t was rllmored yesterday that thas-
tine Cox had broken down mentally and
was probably insane. Ii was SAID that
lie was pulling out the hair of his head
to make watch-chain. A visit TO his
cell proved the rumor to be baseless.
Cox was reclining upon his cot unwii-
ling to converse with any one. LII all
swer to the question about pulling ms
hair out, he said that the front hair was
coming out, which was caused by the
cast process on the previous day. Sew
eral persons visited Cox in the morning
and Police Justice Morgan and Henry
| Bergh had an interview with him. The
most important interview, however, was
that of Mrs. Dempsey, wealthy widow
who lives near fort Lee. She said tt
| Warden Finn that she had read TIL.
newspapers how Chastine Cox mmit
ted the robbery and caused the death o
Mrs. DIR. Hull.
The accounts were SO similar to rob
berry committed in her house over
wear ago that she was curious to Sc
Cox. \ short time previous to the rot
berry a colored man visited her place I
buy hay. Immediately afterward ever
room in the house except the bedrool
, | was robbed. Matches and candle greas
| spots were found next day. She WI
anxious to see whether Cox was u
3 man who called to buy the hay. II
. lady and her son were then led in
+ the prison. Cox came out with his be
# clothes on. Mrs. Dempsey was in doul
= Cox was then told to put on anoth
'i suit and another hat. Mrs. Demps
e then said, "That's the man." Nj
d Dempsey went away satisfied.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-05

NJ OTICE. New Loan. New Loan
~ Stock for sale by the id Loan Asso-
citation, tle first payment may be made al
once TO GEO. G. AklS, Sec'y.
je23-lmS No 81 Shipley street.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-05

DIssATIsFIED AND LAZY IEoiI-E
are more numerous than most generous
hearted laborers are willing to admit.
These dissatisfied people are not unfre-
quently found embarrassing others
wherever they find employment. They
do as little work as they conveniently
c.n, and often cause other workmen to
lose SO much time that the dissatisfied
are of little use and had better be dis
pensed with at once. Such people are
found going from place to place seeking
work, and always complaining that
there is nothing to do. The fact being
that they are generally hinderance in
all establishments and the sooner they
are dispensed with the better for all par
ties concerned.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-05
The Eaec. Of Cheaper Quinine.

From the New York Star.
The news of the abolition Of the duty
on imported quinine, which was about
the last action of Congress before its ad-
journment, has been JOY fully received by
thousands of sufferers. AT Bellevue hos
pital the drug has been large item OF
exnense. 1t had been the custom of the
authorities to limit its use on account
of its great cost. A Amajority of the cas-
ses in the HOSPITAL were sufferers from
malaria and diseases producing high tenn
perature of the body, which could moi
be successfully treated without quinine
for which the authorities were COMPEL
to pay 81 40 per ounce: The average
monthly consumption of it reached 6,
ounces. The abolition of the duty les
sens the price 40 cents and will lesser
the price of unbleeched quinine eonsi
derab!y more.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-05

THE MONOPOLY OF QUININE.-Like
the monopoly of the wood screw, the
monopoly Of quinine has yielded inn
mense fortunes to the men who manu-
factured it. 1t has beeu said that every !
man has his price - the difficulty being
to find out how to ascertain what that
price is; or in what shape it could be
paid. This remark. however, could not
refer to the members of the United
States Senate. They are above sus-
picion, and could not be induced to take
bribe, If they do, like Simon Cameron,
Kellogg, Ingall, and others, buy their
seats through their respective State
Legislatures. 1t is said that several of
the heads of the firms that had this
monopoly died worth millions of dol
lars, and the present manufacturers are
millionaires, and Yet We find such old
Senators as Mr.. Morrill, trying to defeat
bill that is TO admit this drug free that
the poor and afflicted all over the coun-
try may have the benefit of its use at a
rate at which they may be the better
able to buy it. We would like to give
the remarks of the several Democrat,
Senators who made short speeches il
favor OF the passage of this bill durin,
the last hours of the session, but W,
have not room, and shall have to be con
tent with giving the short speech c
Senator Davis, of Illinois, (the friend c
Lincoln,) who is usually termed tn
Independent Senator, having resigne
his seat IN the United States Court I
accept of seat in the Senate:
"Mr. President, shall vote in fave
Of the reconsideration asked for by u
Senator from Tennessee. If this Coz
gress does nothing else than repeal IL
duty on quinine, it will not have bee
in vain that it was called together.
agree with the Senator from Kentucl
that 1t is q blood-tax, and how on ear
Quinine ever was taxed Is to me a nv
terry. Why, sir, the great western count
and the southern country use it constant
1uu prUDdUly tnt IlOrlntTn COun fy u
There is no medicine known whatey
that has ever been discovered that h
the effect of quinine in arresting disea
particularly in arresting the feysrs IL
are common to the western aud southe
country - common to all miasma
countries. Ths people have called
this for years, and l honor Mr.. Mex,
xie, the Representative Of one of the &
tricts of Kentucky, for getting this
through the House yesterday unde
suspension of the rules and he could
have got 1t through on suspension
the rules unless the House of Repres.
atiyes vera satisfied that the meas
was called for by every dictate of
manity.
Il do not care whether $4,000 or 81
OOO h4s been raised q year by this
The article is one that ought to be f
II ought never to have been taxed.