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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-28

wilderment of the sleeper, he was thus
addressed: Saunders, this will never do.
Ye maun either no. come to the kirk IN
the forenoon or talk tea breakfast
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-28

B1oND1N, now IS years of age, gave
performance at Vienna recently.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-28

So 40 oSCoAoOAJ OOAAcCI6u Will Ocl-
ting, its true character could not be con-
cealed, and Master Charley was compell-
ed to deny himself the pleasure of seeing
his deceived parent betting on s'full
hand" and finding that it was not good
in comparison to his son s s'straight flush. >
Nevertheless, Charles had done what he
could, and he felt that few sons had ever
s'sold" their fathers as completely as he
had done.
It was only short time ago that two
OF Mr.. Thompson's vestrymen-bothL Low
Churchmen of the lowest type-called
on their rector and found him so earnest
ly occupied in game of euchre that be
requested them to sit down for moment
until he should have finished the game,
Those two good men, both of whom had
amassed much sinful learning in their
youth, were struck with horror at the ma
ture of the clergyman's position. They
heard him with their own ears remark,
II make it next and play it Alone" and
saw him play both bowers, the ace, and
king, and end the game with march, -
SMaster Charles then hastily gathered
up the cards, and pleading an Grand
downtown, fled overwhelmed with terror
at his inevitable detection. We can faint
ly imagine the surprise and remorse of
the good MI. Thorn pson when he learned
that for months he had been IN the habit
Or playing at home the games that he
denounced in the pulpit. Nothing could
convince the vestry-men that their clergy
men was innocent. They lost no time in
calling meeting Of the church, and af-
ter a recital of Mr.. Thompson's wicked
ness and hypocrisy they obtained an al
most unanimously-signed request for the
rector's resignation. Mr.. Thompson is
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-28
What Makes the Difference!

DANlEI w EBST1
EDWARD WEBSTER,
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19
LATEST CABLE NEWS.
LONDON. Aug 10. 1879.

LONDON, Aug 10, 1879.
The Porte has issued q circular to the
Powers notifying them of his intention
to dismiss Aleko Pasha as Gov rnor
General Of Roumelia.
The Standards Berlin despatch says
the Sultan has yielded TO the demands
OF Great Britain for reforms in the ad-
ministration OF Asia Minor.
The health of General Garibaldi dur
ing the last three days, says Roman
correspondent, been worse. He cannot
eat on account of srthritic pains.
A deputation Of Albanians has aTiv-
ed at Cons antinople and presented a
memorandum TO the government ask
ing that autonomy be granted Alba
mans.
The Times Paris despatch, says the
Prefect has authorized tile change of the
nam OF forty three streets. The Boul-
eyard uaussmann and Rue Bonapaite
retain their names.
A despatch tn the Standard from VI
emma says that preparations are making
to euter Novi Bazaar with from fifteen tn
twenty thousand ,Nen shortly, so as to
ex,inguish the anticipated opposition.
The Times 'Constantinople correspcn-
d.nt reports that one Of the commanders
of the Turkish troops IN Syria has been
obliged to make acquisitions upon the
villages in order to save his army from
starv alton.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19
Brief Locals.

The rain suddenly ceased st night.
There was considerable damage dcne on
Inc river ana ocean yesterday.
During the storm over SIX inches of rain
fell.
Turtle soup a. Fullmer's.
The state Onicials OF New Jersey, are
bringing the GfIicers Of the Narrow Gauge
Rnt lroad uc with a sharp stick. The assist
art superint eDdent hiss been held Ii o. ,fOu
bail for Court
The Beard of Heal h transacts It's busi-
ness rapidly.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer'a.
Only nfty-iour car loa.iA OF peaches we're
shipped over the Delaware ltAiiroad ) es-
terday.
Peaches cf extra qualify are bringing
frs m 81, TO &I 20 per basket in this city.
Halt oys ers at Fulin er's.
The City Railway Con pany are still
making repairs on Market street.
The regular services nL Brandy wine
Summit camp commenced to-day.
Tender loin steak al Fullmer's.
Remember that another excursion goes
to Ocean City IN Thursday next.
VIM. A. Todd, editor and proprietor ol
the Ches' er Evening News. died yesterday
morning.
The work Of leveling the basin banks fol
the new Court H"uso, was com III ehced BY
MF. Given. the contractor. this morning
Remem ber tho democratic ncmi, alton
for Preside I Of City Cou Gil and CIT,
I reasuier takes place oil Saturday After.
noon.
The Democrats of the First Wa d hold q
meeting 10 NOR Ow ev, ming.
The rey airs to the Major Royb Id have
been finishe'i and she viii run 10 !'ollins
Beach and bombay Hook OH sunday
niOrninR.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19
NEW CAsTLELErTER.

A DISTRESSING ACCIDENT-PART OF THE
MARKET HOUSE FALLs--THE RAIN.
Spe ial Correspondence of GAZETTE.
NRw CASTLE, August 10, 1879.
An employee OF the rolling mill met
with a distressing accident yesterday.
Through some means his hand was ex-
tended to far and YVES crushed by the tap
hammer.
The market house will yet he the canse
OF this city being innicted for damages.
On Sunday n part of 1t fe.l which 1t Ia
liable to DO at any moment.
Yesterday Il rained until 8 r. M, with
ont stopping; es . sanitary measu II
w9s q grand success. Our street CUTTERS
are In good order, and little help will
keep them SO the remainder of the sea
SOD
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19
WHERE THE MoNEY WENT.
4 Grocer BrutaIly Assaulted and
Robbed Near AlIeg heny.

PITTsBURGH, August 18.-Robert M Of
at, the proprietor of grocery store at
Pine Creek station, On the West Penn
caifoad, four miles above Allegheny,
was attacked by two men in his store
late on Saturday night and bea en- in q
conscious condition in pool of flood
the Williams robbed him Of 50, all the
money he had In his possessi on ,and fed
Hut a few minutes before NJ Offat had ia.
zen 500 to his home nearby. He did no
| recover consciousness until some tint
after the assault. and then proceeded
home. To. day he was reported in dan
gerous condition. The affair was mo-
known outside the little town until thi,
aftercoon. The same evening cigaI
dealer, who keeps g. ore two miles ives
of Pine Creek, was robbed of $3.50 by
three men, two OF whom are supposed to
be the same who assaulted m Offat.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19
THOMAS N. WIER'S
PRICE LIST FOR AUGUST.

Sugar at 9, 7. tx, s and 9 cents 2 pounds
coffee, 70 GEMS; our 10 cent c. flee Is excel
lent; coffee ut ~ cents Ia good at 25 cents
can't he excelled 4 pounds rice for 25 cts. !;
) pounds rstsins, 20 cents; 4 pounds corn
tareh. % cents; 4 POUNDS starch, IS cents
cans salmon 70 G. MS Q cans beAt sal line
S cents oysters, 8 cents can oysters, 8
cents can; pound soda cakes, 25 cents !;
vi ma ginger cakes, 10 cts /; ginger snapa,
70 cents pound egg biscuit, AZ cents pound;
lemon cakes, Z pounds Is cents Worces
Lershire sauce, 25 cts. bottle; mushrooms
% cents can; 8 pounds cheese. rs cents !;
Arge Os,ttle French mustard, 10 cents ;
weet oil 10 cents; chow chow, 10 cents
bottle; pickles, 10 cents bottle 8 bot les
'atsup, rs cents; 4 pounds currants. 25
tents chicken Is cents can turkey 25 cts.
can. nice for pic-nics; DOuarnenez's ear.
lines, very best, boxes % cents. We
nave large cans of fat No shore mack
,Yei. packed expressly for fam lily use war
ranted pounds In each can. % cents q can,
! bargain 8 .pOu "a box Goldfish; No. I
m "a n ackerel, 70 cents pound. Our -four
~ 8' cents for 28 pounds ca, y be beat
Flour at W 60 and SO tOis excellent. Try
our 5J cent tea, It Ia good.
come and see the bargains opened this
fay at r. M. WIER'S. 1909 Market street
Fine irish iulce burkets 2S ceDts;
washbOards 25 cents; coal riddles 20 aIt
B cents; washing crystal, 70 cents. Chsal
sOan at T. M. W1ER'S,
| augI4-6t. 1903 Market st.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19
A Tew.Thoussud IDoluar Fine.

WEST CHESTER, August 1S-George
II. Paxton, who was convicted at the
April term of embezzling collateral In.
leritance tax, which came into his hands
as Register of Wills, was to-day sell
fenced by Judge Futhey to three years
Imprisonment and SIC, 400 fine, this sum
being the amount Of his distractions
A motion for new trial had been pend.
ing, but this was Overrnled by the Judge
last week, and the District Attorney
upon sentence being passed, entered Q
nolle prosequi upon further indictmen,
against Paxton for falsifying the record.
lie will be imprisoned in the county
iail
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19
A MISSING HEIR.
CINCINNATI, o., Aug. 18,


An unexpected piece Of good luck hfs
overtaken William Ulmer. who until
recently ives bai keeper at fbe Lookout
House, one of the hill top resorts in this
city. providing he Can be found. The
late proprietor OF that place of resort
to-day received q letter esking Ulmer's
Whereabouts and advising him that his
father had just died in Paris, leaving
him and his brother, who resides in
Philadelphia, a fortune OF 800 CNf. The
brother is an architect, who assisted In
the plans for the Centennial buildings at
Philadelphia. and his present address
can be easily obtained, but William left
known where he now IL. Tho deceesed
who left the fortune, was an extensive
wine merchant in Paris, and the inquiry
for the sons comes fiOm his widow their
mother.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19
|ath OF q Chester Editor.

the most reliable authority the
7, yesterday, announced, under
llhgoi "a Chester Editor Dead"
d OF John Spencer, Esq, editor
Pfletor Of the Chester, Pa, Daily
Upon the question of "a Chester
'esd,' the GAZETTE informant
a'y correct, but in regard to the
Of the d. ad editor, he was
wrong Instead of it being Mr..
Oh tle Times, it was Mr.. Nm.
editor and proprietor of the
ers' who died yesterday morn
apro racted illness. In rela-
H. Iodd's death the Times pub
extended obituary, showing him
Oteli ti,. a man of great activity and
ABILITY. He was born in Phila-
III iH5l, went out to Minnesota
''i became connected with the
,ol Uis Gdzette, returned to the
io's' srrved in the war, and after
y several responsible private
oeeaIne proprietor of the Ches-
"g s"; ae'cs' in October, 1872.
~ ,o''y-live years of age, and was
y, u ol st: Lakes p. f. Church, a
.l :. member of Wilde Post, of the
p Hie Masonic Order, and of the
, r.re Company. lie leaves q
'"o u children, aged respectively
years. In his death the com.
!, nas lost a valuable citizen, and
'h'nd husband aud indulgen,
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19
Hr EDITOR OF THE DELAWARE

HE EDITOR OF THE DELAWARE
fE. Respected Sir The report
Y Philadelphia Record misunder-
e when he stated in that paper Of
b inst, that | told him that the
bIe Thomas Baley Potter, Mem
Parliament, and Secretary Of u G
= Cob en- club, (n0w on a visit to
ntry,) and the Hon. M. Foster,
nember of Parliament approved
chelne Of railroad from New
b London by way of Behring
| do not k ,ow that those G ntle-
b heard Of my pr lection Of this
hal | stated to him was, that
ter was in favor Of, and Nj. Pot
p | believe) approved of my plan
hAg'O Saron Confederation, or
N of the United 5 ates and Great
and her colonies under one Gov
eporter Of the Record was also
when he stated that ! to d him
Russian Prince Duke Alexis
pOn me. have never had The
meeting Duke Alexis, or even
g him. What | did tell the ra-
the Record was, that all agent
Emperor Of Russia had called
e' And that We had some con-
p together in relation to this pro.
pad. But this gentleman was
Ee Alexis, but Captain j. G. De
Russian gentleman residing In
stok, Eastern Siberia.
ours, &C., with great respect,
FRANCIS VINCENT.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19
Letter FresM epspWel nfTeWnsemd

A~ssOh Ef0em opgpWok oknf1ovoeeaDs
ro- N. ---7 - 1,i' ses si~eaa
1.-The Newark Ledger viii please COPY j I,
Mr.. EDITOR I'm your last edition. 1f
Tue Ledger you pay me quite > le.ss
handed compl ment, by .pl opesi4g that
impostor Hayes should appoint me N /
place OF the. old humbug Welsh. whpn
1 give the credit, although tardg, int
acknowledging he was q fool in accent !,
ing the appointment, of Minister to Eng,
land an office, he could not fulfil, and, :,
resigned sooner than 10 continue 10 rob !,
the Treasury any longer. Delaware has /,
too much self respect to take Penpsyt-
vania leavings !, and, besides, am
farmer, aud no farmer Is ft, TO he q e
diploma ist. Such positions require first,
lass liars, that Lie on D pivot that Nj
all round the compass. And. ], know, Of.
10 class of men 50 well versed in circn-,
lar lying as some editors aud prof g.,
sional men, who .slander q man, and
lh' II lie out of it, by, ,prerendiug they
were praising him, and that, their
meaning was msconstrued and
misunderstood. These are the kind.
of chaps that have been chosen from,
the earliest times for diplomatists, then
if one of them lied his kipgly masts +,
into tight place, the king to save hina-
self from disgrace threw the responsi1
bilily on the lleDiplomatist,a and had his head
chopped of, and this led; to the practice,
Of scheming liars for Diplomatists for two
reasons, first to please the King or the.
powers that appointed thfm, and the
second, to save their own heads from the
block. For these reasons no bOnest man
can fill the Office. decline your kind
,ffer, and insist that as you are tar
nearer up to the standard DiploMatist,
That you accept the pos tion if offered -
you by your political friend, his excsi-
lency, President Hayes. s.., :. 4. a. r,a,
.4...t SAMUEL TOWNSEND. \
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19
FI7RTH EDITION. EDITION
oo.rd Of Health.

,sr,No LAST EVENING
.',,lo s,,, Of Health met met, las; Ms"ssi'n sys%'ns
|aI.r as'se session. President "'''s'A''
chair. . w.s read from Will
pmanI,,c1a''H'I "1 "'Ier setting forth that
7. ,i;nS Grau'h carnage at a piggers n II.
P%s'''ist PE,.,iet 10. 10 " thin q ha ar. ,nlis y
ei,y p,' limits. They They asNeo ''"'
s'1a a"y Of IN Mr. sing'sy, the ,'"'',- com
'."'n" ai.u was referred to TIVE oo'"'''''
tiaroase, oaaassee,m,nication was also read
. s.". nG,'i"s GT,,s''',s's ss'spi!.hn,snt was
l.isd bone %''r ." BY A. d. vandever In
Ea,1iS,I ss,I's' which Vi, was as great a '. nui-
slIle'' .sa o'e "~ which the i,oard con,
= nea, l'le "''a a wear ago. They asked
hs 'r removed. On motion .S 9i - Mr, y:
.'s Ss 'he lb matter was referred 70 lhe
Ward Committee. .,,.u,,,
,s.a1,tion %Iu in regard to allowing g
.esv'". .esv@nsers to clean out cesspoois
,sast'.I Sastet system which was post
.1",iI O"'It thr last meeting in August
RIsd T,'d', up by Mr.. Hepborn. .,,or
E,nsIsy "" hr moved that the matter
.'nS", .aS,i' III. mkt stated meeting,
m%ion, was lost by a vote of six
sin,,ey y, sad that he d d not think
IpT ,ier should be acted ON a. once,
i's' jsred that the people did lot
, ,.,,rn TO the old bucket system
pniuiou there was no greater nn'-
,han cleaning out ce- spools by
kennedy said he thought that the
sh"nld lay over until all the
,'hers Of the Board we're present
nj, could give their views on 1t.
nation to postpone until next
was renewed and adopted.
Secrptary stated that he had re-
H., rr m the residents on
gton street, above Tenth, that
tsse was not being taken away.
n ,ir stated that he hoped the
bee on garbage, and the Execu'
cers would see to it that the
tor did his duty.
Otion Of Mr.. Kennedy the Secre'
Instructed to notify the contrac'
fine did not perform his duties
tract would be a nnulled.
olion adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19
WsrsI, Knswins.

When the food is eaten If IT Is not
quickly dijcsted it will rot and decay In
the stoma h and bowels and the de,ay-
ed animal aud vegetable substances in
the form OF poisonous Gcids will BE- ab-
sorbed into the blood causing Gout,
RI u nd.isrn, Neuralgia and other disea :
rs OF the blood. Prevent this by using
Flaeg's Liver AMI Stomach P.d, Office
East 9th street.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19
CONE TO KANSAS.

On last Saturday afternoon, Robert
William. and James Grimes and ). Will
Iiams and John Robinson left this city
for Oswego, Kansas. .u hnovr
b idge builder and aas snper,n
dent of the erection OF the pier az ~
ney Island. He will superlnteno 'ile
erection Of a railroad bridge al oswego'
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19
FIFTH EDITION.
McHENRY AND ERIE.
THE GREAT RAILWAY CONTRACTOR
STATES HIS CASE.

THE GREAT RAILWAY CONTRACTOR
STATES HIS CASE.
LONDON. August 10, 1879.
Mr.. James McHenry was found at his
residence in this city this afternoon, and
. long conversation with him on the
subject OF his failure elected the follow.
ing statements:-"Regar these lqui-
dation proceedings" said he, "I want it
distinctly Understood in the beginning
that do not owe tho E,ie company a
do lar and not an official of the company
will dare to say SO. On the contrary
Erie is largely indebted to me. the ac.
counts, as made by j. A. q. Gray, ITS
attorney showing u balance Of fiOO.OOO
due me. Even within the last few days
l have had offers to settle the matter at
once II would allow Erie t. control
the Atlantic and Great Western and the
Cleveland, CoIumbcs, Cincinnati and
Indianapolis railways. l have a letter
from Mr.. Gray dated the 19Gh Of March,
1875, stating that he protested against
opening up my accounts already adjust
ed BY me (Mr. Gray).as the agent Of Erie
having nothing but tile simple question
d you make the & oveland, COlum-
bus, Clncinnati and indianapolis pur-
|~cbases on account of Erie or Atlantic
and Great Western Railways or GU you,
own? Your letters and kilograms have
satisfied me that all you did wes at the
request Of Barlow aud WATSON, aud for
the sole benefit of the Erie Railway.
THE BANKRUPTCY CONSPIRACY.
(tdAon ri hnJ ttoolf via ka
hands Of receiver on plea, among 9TH
err, that the second consolidated bonds,
which had been placing with - much
difficulty here, v era illegal. Immediate
ly on hearing this movement l induced
John Morris, of the firm of Asburst,
Morri, & Co., solicitors, to visit New
York and ascertain what was really need
I'd to restore the company's crsdit.
provided 10000 for Mr.. Morris and
agreed that Sir Edward Watkin should
| also 60. paid him f5,OOO for his ser
ices. This movement, which was
| thQnght in America to be hostile TO Erie
was really not SO. Messrs. Morris and
Watkin were sent back to England with.
nut being allowed to complete
tn ir investi CATION regarding the
appropriation of the funds, with Instruc-
ti0n to b gin suits against all parties who
had assisted in sendiLg them ID AMerl
Ca"
| WHERE THE MoNEY WENT.
| CoRnEsPoNDENT-W MAS the Oh
ject of these suits?
Mr.. MCHENRY-To distract attention
CoRREsPoNDENT-H do you think
| he money sent to America was spent?
MIR. MCHENRY-l cannot tell, but car
guess. l have strong opinion that much
| bf 1t has gone to co dstruct the Texas Pa
'ific line Ere certa, My derived no bent
dit from it, WAS talking with Jay Goult
he other day. He put the matter very
.Oncisely by saying that when he lef
the load the bUnded debt was S28, ,O00, 900
now it WAS about $40, 900, 900, while uolh
ing had been added to the mileage equip
,uent or business. The third rail, he un
.ierstooa, bad been provided by assess
| ing the shares.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19
-"e Peach Market.

r .ne Peach Market.
I, ,try w,s ol peaches in market this
! the ' r.i', "1. very large, owing no
bont ona ,a,'' OF yesterday. There
ana ohe d hundred and seventy
Nixon ,ssrty u ~, or fifty CT ates of the
Emly % p ~. awfords," "Troths, y
lrom 7d,o Msas" s. varieties. Prices
rasD 81 ,I'o :. ~ ss cents per baske and
| The " ~ sl.2o per basket was
Is The 1upp,y w' l Tomorrow will be
n to oi bs W. n'o,.s a'her of to-day will per.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19
THE sUNKEN scHo0NER.l .
THE CRAFT SUNK NEAR new CAS16n
YESTERDAY. 10 IA jH !.

fi. 1AoIRmOAxsJ ~ - ~ SAs
The schooner which ives sunk % New
Castle, as described in previous ed1ti0n,
was the John q. Hxrst, which gwab rnn
into by the steamer Cnnden. The Pitil-
delpl'ia North american ofthis m0fnino
says that Captain N Nickelson ofthe Atsfs0
states that the steamer struck ~
schooner BY nixzen chain, sinking hsr
in few minutes. Tie crew Of 6ve wasa
saved with nothing but what they stoeA
in. Captain Nicserson reports h was
steering his course until The steamer Nas
almost on him, when q person, on the
bridge told the cap:a n 10 heave hasd
starboard, which orJer wascomplied with
1t was raining at the time Of the coa-
lisiO =, and it is said that the steamer had
plenty of room. The rev Of the
schooner were brought to port by the
Camden. The Jolss r. Hssst hailed
from Newark, N. j., was 120 tons rsRls-
ter and owned by L. Davie and otheis.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19
Bushels of Wheat

SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, August 1S.--The
wheat crop of Illinois this year, accord
ing to figures received by the State Board
of Agriculture, amounts TO total Of A.
O4I, 1852 bushels, an average of l9a bush
els per acre, and is valued at $37 ,2G6, ,757
or an average Of SO cents per bushel in
the producers hands. 1t is considered
The largest and most valuable wheat crop
ever raise in the State. The total land
sown in wheat was 2, 1916 acrs.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19

Having patched up his fsncesi In Ohio. !.
Honest John Sherman will deliver Ma,
first speech in the campaign 1T Stenhenr.
VILE tomorrow evening. When, the.
Hon. Jacob Ella. Fifth And,tor OF tkc' /.
Treasury, went a-stumping In New !,
ordered him home and reminded HU )
that he WIS violating the Pre,idsnts, !,
civil-service order. Honest John " now /.
Ding the same thing. ,l..,ss'.'.s.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19
SALE OF STOCK.

The sale Of Sill d Baily, at Red Lion,
Chester Co., Pa, yesterday was only
slimly attended, owing to the ram, anu anu
prices were very low. Ine h'gnes, pS, p,es
received for cows was 500 the iowss' WE
was SIS the average, so. y. W. o.'u-
ham Il Son were the auctioneers'
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19
General Grant embarked on hoard the

General Grant embarked on DOaru The
Richmoa d from Oh efoo, China, aft I
dark and the Chinese authOlitie had no.
tilted the officers of the American man-Gi
war that they intended TO give him a
fare wellsalute. The officers of the Rich
mond we're considerably exercised al
this INTEL gence, as it is against the reg
ulations TO fire salute after sdnset, and
not TO respond to tho CHI ese salute
would look llk. ali act OF discullrtesy.
They finally agreed to ignore custom aud
50 the Richmo ID returned the Chinese
gun for gun.
Colonel M osby ,our dress coatless q n
sui to Hong Kong, writes to the Assis-
tant Secretary of State to say that sew, raj
thousand dollars have been collected at
that port since 1871 as fees for the exami-
nation of Chinese emigrants to ihe u nj
ted States and that this money has not
ference to be derived from the letter is
that our former Consul at Hong Kong
was guilty of peculation in retal aing
the fees collected on the account men-
toned. The State Department ha order
ed a thorough Investigation. rs.
1t IS said that the former New York
Excise Commissioner, Owen Murphy,
who is at st. Catherine, Canada, ,ha,
opened negotiations for return TO New
York. Owen went away after defraud
ing the liquor d .alers out Of $40, 900.
Falsetto, who has recently come tn,
fore as a feet nag on the turf, has heel
purchased, it is repolted, by Pierre Loi
illard, for $4,000. 1t is understood tha
Falsetto will be sent to England. Ii
hes Kentucky blood in HIM.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19
Epa'ring Water p,no.

Pls morninm "men INV, were engaged at
nain m''g ON 9, repairing the burst
and KIM n" I'M. .he railroad between
(ained ths;s streets. . The residents
ID no '1weas.,supply wa,s from the main,
tue wa,a. v,a,1e last evening at 6 o.
wafer was shut OF at that
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19

II Mr.. Cssanave wanted 9Overnmenta a
office, very likely he might be as,oom- 4
modated but he is an unre sonable man.i !
who objects to having his property sci xrdi,
by tue Sheriff TO pay the Returninl.y
Board debts. He foes this the M are h,sss
cause he understands that he is the Onlv
one who hasn't made anythin ng 0ass So
the Returning Board experience, ~ ssesls