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The daily gazette., 1879-05-15

Senator Chandler is consulting with
the District Attorney, at Washington.
to ascertain If he cannot get enough grit
Washington Post for libel. That talan.-
ed newspaper not only accused Mr..
Chandler of making q spectacle Of him
self, hut said there were various bar
room re asons for his doing it. The prob
ability is, however, that the belhgerent
gentleman from Michigan WAS simply
excited because the Confederate briga-
diers laughed at his speech, ,and he hasn't
yet cooled down.-Times.
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Election er Omcer.
Doinxs Down the State.

The Smyrna Times says: Obediah
Webb, one OF Delaware's soldiers of the
war Of 1872, died last Thursday morning
at the residence Of his son-in law, JOr.
dan ArgOe, In Little Greek Hundred.
MIR. Webb was In the s9Ih year of his
age"
Nearly all the basket factories in the
State are making extensive preparation
for large trade this summer. Large or.
ders for berry baskets are already being
filed.
Geo. w. Taylor, of Smyrna, has gone
TO Saratoga to attend the General As.
sembly VI the Presbyterian church.
1t Ii said that the fr0sts Of last weeh
did slight damage to some Of the earlieI
Early" "SmOck" anu "keeves' Favor
,te" varieties were the only ones In
iured.
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DIED

CHANDLER.-At Centreville, Delaware,
May 18th, 1879 DR.. oseph P. Chandler
in the 18th year OF his age.
The friends, relatives and medical pro
fessiOn are invited to attend the funeral
Del, on Thursday next, May 10, 1879, a. .
O'Clock, p. M. To proceed TO Wilmington
and Brandy wine Cemetery.
NICOLS.-At Wilmington, on the '3th
inst, Peter F. Nicols formerly of am
den, N. j. J aged "a years.
The relatives and friends. and Lafayett'
Lodge. No. 2. X. of p, and bhe order IN
general, are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence, No
2l9 W. Seventh street, on Friday afternoon
at 2 o'cl, ok. Interment at Riverview Gem o
terry.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-15
A Largo Ice ROx,

Lee Webber is now engaged In putting
up a large fce box for Rochus Nj essick.
dealer In butter and cheese in Second
street market house. The box is 10 feet
high, 9feet wide, and three and 3 half
feet deep. The bog will hold over .
half ton Of butter, and six boxes Of
cheese. It wi II require over five hundred
pounds Of ice to All 1t.
Election ef O@cers.
At q regular stated meeting ofthe Pine
Knot Association, held on Tuesday even.
ing, the folio wig officers we're elected
President-Alfred Stout.
Vice President-John Taggart.
Treasurer-Ed ward T. Kane.
Secretary-JOhn b. Ginder.
Only One Ca: Q
There was only one case before the
Mayor 1T the police hearings this lnor n
ing. 1t was that Of sorrow wful looking
unfortunate who was arrested on Seconl
street last night for drunkenness. Tn,
usual penalty was imposed.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-15
Important 10 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup ls tne
only thing that mothers can rely upon i"r
their children. 1t cOrrecis acldity OF .tie :
stomach, cures wind collie, re- ulates tne
In mother n nd child During the process
OF teelhing its vaiue is incalculable ~
softens The gums. reduces inhamslation q
and allays all pain thereby giving rest 10
the child and comfort TO the mother:- -
CWenty-rive cents q bottle. marlb-1yeod
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&
A Load Of Hay Upset.

This morning about 1890 o'clock, a
bal Of hay from the farm Of George G.
|Obdell, while being driven to the stables
! the IOhdcll Car Wheel Co.'S works,
set on Front street, just east of Mar
n. The cause Of the upset was that
be load became top heavy.
The wagon was overturned and part
the hay fell ON the pavement. The
hilway tracks We're cleared in a short
me and the street cars proceeded OF
Eer way with but a slight detention
. damage was done to the WAGON.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-15
Executive session Of the senate

Executive sessiOm OF the Senate.
WAsHINGToN, May 14.-The Senate,
In executive session, this afternoon
adopted resolution, submitted by Mr..
Whyte, authorizing the judiciary Com
mittee to send for persons aud paper
and to administer oaths in furtherance OF
their investigation Of the charges which
have been filed against K. Stockett Mat
thews for the purpose Of defeating bis
confirmation as United States District
Judge for Maryland. The greater par!
discussion by several Senators of the con
tested Deadwood postmaster case.
The report of the judiciary Committee
on the subject Of army promotions wa
laid over for discussion and possible
action at the next executive session.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-15
A Mile in Two Nltu,,tc.

IN. uju'ee ;Ui, rhillippi, residing at Reading,
whr.l. L' ouI oulit a velocipede, having thre,,
Tbs W., each ! feet 9 inches in diameter.
tr' h" '',! '"!nclpede will travel 36 feet IN each
,apS I'.n ,ha, ot the crank and Mr.. Philllnpi
al fla "a, ne expects to he able to travel
ia s"aa a".e OF mile in about two mimi
rars U, ,s level and smooth road like n
pantsd .,ack, G The velocipede has been
The Wheel. wi WIN DE- tried in few day.
alta .hman' rS are supplied with q patent
The yehici" eh 10 10 facilitate the turning OF
inp so,ve aro"ns IN rounding corners or t,,rn.
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Special Officers Needed.

The need Of the usual special officers
lPOn the Brandywinc for the summer
POIlls Is becoming more apparent each
FE Yesterday afternoon a young lady
no was promenading along the race
1th lady friend was approached by a
(Cuns man whom she did not know,
Eho lorcbly took a valuable ring from
rr hnger and eoolly walked away with
She followed him inside the city
UNITS and appealed to a passing police
NAN through whose efforts the ring was
Psaln restored to the lady.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-15
Business Panic I'm England.

LONDON, May l4.-The Skerne Iron
Works Company limited), Of Darling
ton has failed. Its capital was G2OO, 900.
The liabilities of Lloyd Il Co., of Mid
dlesberough, whose failure has been an
nounced, amount to f4OO, 900, and those
of Hopkins, Gelkes & Co., (limited),
also Of Middlesborough, are f190,OOO.
Both of these firms were also in the iron
trade.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a "a P,D

TO all VINO are suffering iOm The error
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, Ac.,
will send q recipe that will cure you
FREE OF CHAKE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary In South
America. Send a self-addressed envelop'
To the REV JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station ID
zew York City.
dec2O- eod &wlv
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New Segnr ktnra

Mllllam Russell, late usher at the On
,oA.ia' oh mo''e' has opened new scgar and
Euavco p'', Store at the southeast corner of
|rol'h ,. and Poplar streets. He win al
,hs Nss keep on hand the best brands of
The daily gazette., 1879-05-15
Have Done their Duty.

[PhHd. ChrOntclc denny, Nay IS.
The Democrats have done their dut,
to The country. They have put the life
of truth into the canvass slready so far
advanced. They have placed themselves
strongly In opposition to the supremacy
Of the military over the civil power. On
this let them stand pass the appropria-
tions and ask the country for their justi
ficatiOu,
The daily gazette., 1879-05-15
BayOnets Instead Of Rall0ss.

ruIIHueIpnIN I ILue1 IHu.J MBy II.
When bayonet elections are accepted
as the cardinal faith Of the party, there
is but one candidate who can come to
the front, and that liz Grant. If bavoDets
instead of ballots are to decide election
contests in extreme political pece-si ties,
the party won't Mt any journeyman t,
go bunglIng about 1t when they have
such master in the shop as the hero OF
Appomattox. Mr.. Chilis can now wait
serenely for the Restoration.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-15
The "Thnnns CIxdaw

iAe steamer Thomas Clyde, which
fS b Oeeh undergoing repairs at the
@.s y Jones Company's works, will
= p lowed to the Harlan x Hollings-
SO''ll ~ O9mpany's to-day and placed in
H., S Iii Ii uocR' Tor the purpose Of having
The daily gazette., 1879-05-15


In st. Louis lev nights go n,sos-
ing or the Democratic Aseocaen3Gs
held at which the .cS0n s1nc,, = ia7sn w biii III
vesuS WsS Considered. x mum mber cf the indig-
rant snesches were made ~ ieafing
Damocrs,s. The feature Of the n1eeung
Vss = sneech b. Hon. Joseph Retesers
editor Of the Post Dispatch, IN wnica e
traced the history Of the veso gIwS,s g',s
from the time that Charles =. ~ n. ACu.
XvI.lost their heads down 70 W * In. mn
Scburx. Evarts and the enttre frAudplSns
Administrator out Of their own mossns.
Being asked how C0ngroes sh0ula mses
the issue raised by the PreNedenss ~.
Pulitzer, said-(we quote from tnc new
paper report): -
will answer that NY hsss r.i ~ ~
life is to do what ~ rigns' fee.s ~ - :, - ~
of Representative In, this conAAct Wise
! fraudulent Exc 3utive, d0ee NOS .eny
longer represent the cause Of q mess
party. Il represents the cause % aen.
Governments; It represents the ceueG g
che republic. II that cavse ~ ever g = -
revived, II tbat cause 10 ever 70 g -. M "
might - we'll be lost now - nexe yeas q
che wear thereafter. And 90 I; eAy eo
Congress to stand drn [Great applnuee.l
I sav TO Congress- never lower tho haonel
Of popular self-goverDrnent. Renewed
| cheefing.l Never lower the dignity Of
the Amsrican Congress. lcheerthg cen'
Never yield to the dicta4lon Of 2 tan
| atical minority and . fraudulent Frost-
dsns. [Applanse.l I SAY TO Conerees, rasl
the Appropriation bill again . and u NJ
HAYES should veto 1t again pass IL again
and again, and again. (rhising bis voic!
at each repetition OF the word amid
great cheerfng) and have repetttiou o.
what Anglo,Eaxons remerubef ~ th,
history Of the Long Parllament snd nav'
q repetition Of the result Of thar Fasna
ment and remember wfat becems .of H.
head Of Charles l. [Great spplsuse.l
This is the right kind Of. doctrine aud
affords Ms pleaS 're to commend II 70 on
this policy and they will be greeted witl
Long Cont nued Applause - We M
Pulitzer, when he boldly proclaimed y
in St. Louis. .-Balt. Gdsette. i .ts59 g
The daily gazette., 1879-05-15

SEES HIS MoTHxR AFTER 46 YEARS
Isaac Esterline, OF Reading, visited his
mother, Polly Esterline, At Tylersport,
Montgomery sounty, last Saturday. He
is ~ years old and she is SO, aud they
had not seen each other for 46 years.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-15
HEALD & CO..
BANKERS & BROKERS,
AND DEALERS Il

AND DEALERS
STOCKS, BONDS. LOANS, MORT
CAGES b COMMERCIAL PAPER.
CLAYTON HOUSE. WILMINGTON, DEL
Interest. Coupon. and General COllec-
ttOns, Tickets TO and drafts on Great
Britain and other parts OF the world.
Jams. 1yd
The daily gazette., 1879-05-15
- an Unknown Man Hurt.

II. hS' 1aleht as a north bonnd ,r,,, -,
ioo, os "; w 4 b. X. Il. was nass,ng ,ba n
And And ", West street, three mep ,,"s snr.s 'na
upos tbs y, s,r 'len lost his footing and fell
cousc,ons 't,tt,' n'' lie was rendered nm
that he no. oy The fall and it was founJ
heipbborrv" r", seriously hurt. Some of The
vel. vls went for DR.. G. Troune MAJ
time IL" I"o = responded to the cali. Rv IT,
man had y uoctor arrived at the sceue tha
,aisteI b,rs bircovered and his companions
bu learnsd at" away. His name could not
Tit. Will he Closed
underpo,nna' n'@ :, l'e city departments are
oRce eSs'sa'i'ng. Sss , Yesterday tue A,Jitor's l,s
Went ,ha r@ ), torn upside down and 'ul m"dos. .
day The Trs ,, a',lhg 9locess, and ON Satn,-
for .hs .artasnrtr's Office will b. % c,osad a
business iG wi'h purpose. Persons having
this sNs,Nal.h ' WIN the Treasurer should E ca,i
'ooh Or tomorrow. '
Nj, c,,'t cnotei improvement,
White GaIes as,,. Miller, n proprietor ., H..
aud Tatpa,ssse o,se Hot |, corner oF of Saoa', Sa tht
work uNom a'i Streets, had capn.n ri second
eainr In d"ms Ils building, this m M nppe,rs peh'ers a
sscopt ao%n ao, he frame 'nls ssn morning, il
mbsituua,Ind mbu and Tataa Ill = ee reet. 'ronts on bott
snacs and yai"S nua greatly to the an~aa. wne.
''Anson is the Iue Ca mouse. Mr.. job,
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Ashor, ON Cold Spring Bar.

CAPE MAY, May 14-The schooner j.
B. Conner, of Wilmington, Del, from
Philadelphia, with Goa for Cape May,
went ashore this afternoon ON Cold
Spring bar. She will probably lose heI
cargo.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-15
Financial and Commercial.

WILMINGTON. DEL, May 10, 1879.
L W 81 stock -quotations FURNISHED By
4 aid q Co., Clayton House Ruldini
Wilmington, Del, at 10 M. to-day:
sTOCK QUOTATIONS.
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e,a~ne 1rlse,

The alarm OF frs sounded = l.o ~
o'clock this sftsrnoons ~ A. afSf Souss
cofn"r Of Ro63nsou sods Church stfssts.
The house .bsionged 70 y4pe4 Harnso 4,
the % bousehod goods were feinoved, md
therefore did not sul5ss VIZ a.sr W.sss'
None OF the engines wens t,s0
How the IRE Of1ginated - unkn0ws.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-15

Wilmington Markets.
WILMINGTON, Del, May Is, 1879
Quotations at the Brandy wine Mills FIR
Flour and Grain, furnished by w. q.
Pennypack er q Co. Corrected Daily.
Best ratent Process Flour. 615a 7.76
Choice Family................ D o2oa ! 60
SuDerfine FlOur,..,..,,,,,,..,. OOa 20
Wheat ...,,,.,..,.......... l20
New ,,orn. ..... "A
Rran ner t.n' 1900
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To the PubIic

ana TSsiS tSs puSs;pc ufSsss;pcesctfuiiy INFORM my frs
.ne me potei 'stely occupied by John Elliott,
sSS ana I, Known a. the "0ld Allan Cnrner !" In
s bar s .tosEsd z, Win iGiSSris,,asa ~ my
LIQUORS. First class accom rnrS xlIos ,ions for sor
sniisdsv WA. r. .NICKERsON,
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ARMoRY.
First Regiment 0. N. G.

The First Regiment 0. N. G. are now
quartered in their new armory in the old
Geyers Assembly Rooms on Court street,
between Walnut and Main. The rooms are
in the third story. There are three spacious
rooms, first, for the occupation of the
Adiutant, Quartermaster and Sergeant.
In the second room the other officers will
be qnartered. The third room is used as a
sitting-room. On the east side is corridor
two hundred feet long and sixteen feet
wide for the keeping of the guns, etc.
Room No. on the corridor is occupied
by Wayne Guards, Company A; Room No.
2, Lytle Greys, Company B; Rooms Nos.
and 4, by Companies G and D; Room 5,
Company F, Moore Light Guards; Nos. 6
and 7, by the Robinson Light Guards aud
the Lincoln Guards.
Sergeant Brenner, Quartermaster of the
Robinson Light Guards, has been given
three rooms on the second floor. On the
fourth story the partition has been taken
away and the two rooms made into one 200
feet front and so deep. This Is their drill
room. Evenings for drilling are as follows:
Monday, Company A; Tuesday, Company
B; Wednesday, Company f; Thursday,
Company HI Friday, Company |.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-04
COPPER.COLORED CUSSES.
Probable Massacre Of Payne's Entire
Command.
RumOred Intelligence from In
dian Agent Meeker.
pAYHE's FORCES PROBABLY MAssAcREp.

PAYNE's FORCES PROBABLY MAssACREp.
RAwLINs W, T.. Oct. 4.-No news from
Payne's force to this morning. From this
ominous silence it's inferred that the mas
sacre of Thornburgh's force has been COM
plcted. 1t is believed that the heavy firing
heard by incoming ranchmen Monday
night was caused by a final and successful
attack by the Indians. About 600 troops
have been forwarded to the rescue, and
more cavalry will follow Monday. 1t is
not thought that the Indians will be found,
but that they Will take to the mountains
and fight to the bitter end. Their exter-
mination is the only thing talked Of
RuMoRED ADvIcEs FROM MEEKER.
DENVER COL, Oct. 4.-Governor Pitkin
received dispatch from Greeley yesterday
stating that a letter had been received
there, dated at the Meeker Agency Sum
day and mailed Monday, in which the
Agent says all are well. The truth Of the
ulSpatcn IS doubted.
GEN. sHERMAN's INTENTIONS.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 4.-General w. 7. Sher-
man. who arrived here last evening states
that troops will be concentrated as rapidly
as possible in the neighborhood Of the
hostile Utes; that the first movement will
be to secure the bodies of the victims of
the massacre, and that then the Utes will
be thoroughly subjugated and terms made
with them afterwards. He expresses salts
faction at the rapid movement of troops
already made as something almost unex.
ampled.
INDIANS DEFEATED IN NEW MEXICO.
CHICAGO. Oct. "A dispatch received at
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-04
Catastrophe on the Canal,


Mary Brackst II, colored, was arraigned
before Judge Wilson this morning, charged
with assault upon Sarah Polk, also colored.
Both the women live ON Canal street, ad
Joining each other Mrs Polk took the
stand and testified that Mrs. Brackston had
assaulted her without any proyocation, and
that she had also threatened to cut her
heart out
.'Did she do it?" inquired the Prosecuting
Attorney.
mo, indeed, she didn't" ...
"Take the witness, Major" said .the
Prosecutor to Major Travis, who defended
Mrs. Brackstop.
II don't want her." said the Major, "but
I'll ak her few conundrums:"
MRS. Polk, what is your business?'
"Thats none of your business" she re-
piled.
You ladies wuz quarling ober a cat,
wasn't you, dat your boy frowed in de
canal?"
"Yes, SIR"
"And den you bof had rough and tum-
ble didn't you. and Mrs. Brackston cotton
top; amt dat de fact?"
Yes"
hHu ypu IIieu W roil heI Oh, puC
couldn't. In oder words you tried to get
de top seat, didn't you"
Eyes, and got it, too"
"Now, if yoh honah, please" said the
Major, addressing the Court "dese
hyar women is bof to blame. De
testimony shows dat one was anxious an
de oder wilin'. Dey had an insignificant
quarl about muffin. 1t were simply a
neighborhood futter, in which both par
ties wus to blame
The Judge was of the same opinion,
and sent both the women home after warn
ing them about quarreling in the future.
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THE WEBER CASE.
Governor Bishop Files an Affidavit

In the Weber-Police Commission case
Gov Bishop files the following afidavit
Richard NJ. Bishop makes oath that be is
the lawful and duly qualified Governor OF
the State of Ohio; af1ant further states that
each and every allegation contained in the
petition of plaintiff, filed herein, as far as
the same relates to this affiant, either
personally or officially, is wholly untrue
and false, now that affiant is Governor of
Ohio, and that as such charges have been
preferred to him against Police Commits
sioner Daniel Weber, plaintiff herein,
which said charges he intends investigating,
or as is made his duty by nature of the
statute of Ohio.
Aftiant further states that it is wholly
false and untrue that he has either entered
into conspiracy or combination with W..
W. Sutton and John Dorsch, or with any
person or persons whatsoever, to institute
fictitious proceeding against plaintiff, or
to remove him from his office as member
OF the Board of Police Commissioners of the
City OF Cincinnati, or for any other pur-
pose whatever
Afiiant further states that charges in
writing have been made to him as Govern
or of Ohio, and in pursuance of law,
against said plaintiff, OF ''official miscon-
duct" that he has neither formed nor ex-
pressed any opinion as to the guilt or in
nocence of plaintiff; that he in
tends to give the plaintiff fair
and impartial hearing upon said
charges and, to decide the same according
to the law and testimony, irrespective of
either personal or party considerations, and
in all things connected Herewith to dis
charge his official duty without fear or
favor, and to honestly and impartially de-
eide upon said charges according to his best
judgment. r. NJ. BISHOP.
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City Commissioners.

The report of the Secretary of the Water.
works, showing the receipts and disburse.
ments of the Water-works Department for
the month of September, was read and
transmitted to Council.
A petition for a crossing on Liberty street
at the intersection of Baymller, was re-
ferred to the Commissioner of the Dis
trict.
A protest against the building of sewer
in Halpin alley, between Smith and John
Streets was filed.
The G., G., c. & l. Railroad Company
were granted permission to block Wood
street tom rrow Sunday for the purpose
of shifting a track.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-04
CIRCLE OF CITIES.
News Notes Cleaned and Garnered by
Star Special Reporters.
dianapOlis.

indianapolis.
PERsoNAL--sTATE FAIR-BURIAL OF A MUIR
DERED WOMAN.
Special to the Star.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 4.-General Burnside
and Senator Pinchback are in the city.
The attendance at the State Fair yester.
day is estimated at $4,000. To-day is the
last day, and the attendance will probably
exceed that of yesterday.
Mrs. Simmelink, the woman murdered by
Will, was buried yesterday afternoon.
Will, the murderer and suicide, was buried
Thursday.
Miss Juliet Corson, the celebrated cook,
is here. and will deliver course of lectures
next week.
St. Louis.
MILITARY MATTERS - PROBABLE SUICIDE -
YELLED PRoPHETs-wALKING MATCH.
Special to the Star
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 4-The Harries Guards, OF
Dayton, Ohio, decided not to wait for the
sham battle which takes place this after
noon, so yesterday they broke camp. Only
the Chickasaws and the Chicago company
now remain in camp.
The body of an unknown man, found in
the river, waits Identification at the Morgue.
Supposed to be suicide.
The coming procession of the Yelled
Prophets will eclipse all their former
efforts. The cost of their tableau cars and
fireworks will exceed $4,000.
Next Monday morning sixty-days'
walking match, for the championship of
the United States and the Denton belt, will
commence at st. Georges Hall.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-04
MlkE MARiON'S MEANNESS.
Ne Goes TO the Penitentiary and Es.
capes Lynching.
Special to the star.

Special to the star.
CoLUMBus, KY, Oct. 4-Mike Marion, the
cosored man who made such dastardly
attempt to outrage the daughter of Mr..
ODonnelly in Ballard County, has had his
trial.
He pleaded guilty to forcible detention,
and was sentenced to seven years in the
Penitentiary, the extent of the law. I'M
nlediately after the sentence was pro-
nounced he was taken to the Clinton Jail
for safety.
That night twenty or thirty men came to
town to lynch him, Tut he was gone. The
Grand Jury attempted to find out who
were in the mob without success.
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Oh! Good Gracious!

1t is horrible to imagine the result of the
conflict between Coroner Carrck and Pros
ecutng Attorney Murphy when they come
together; and then to think, too, that both
Of them are Friendly Sons of st. Patrick"
besides both being members of the Lincoln
Club.
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Shadows Of Coming Events,

The annual Fall Festival OF the German
Protestant Orphan Asylum will take place
tomorrow at the Orphan Asylum Grounds,
in Mt. Auburn. A grand parade will take
place. speeches will be made, and a good
time generally will be had
The seventh annual session of the Ma.
tional Board of Navigati ton will be held at
the Grand Hotel, in this city, Wednesday,
October 18th.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-04
BOOKS, &c.

AT STEVENS BOOK sTORE-Ail the
New Books, Magazines, Fashion Monthlies
Fine Note Papers, Velvet Frames for Pho
tographs, Albums, Reward Cards, etc., ETC.
80 West Fourth street. 1t
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Fourth Edition.
T H E L A T E s T
FEARFUL FALL.
three Miners Killed and Several
Fatally Injured.
Rational Associated Press to the Star.

Rational Associated Press to the Star.
San Francisco, CAL, Oct. 4.-Last night,
when the relief gang was being lowered
down the shaft of the Tioga Mine, in the
Bodie District the cage fell over 300 feet to
the bottom, killing Henry Richard out
right and injuring nine others fatally, two
Of them having since died. All the Others
will certainly die. The affair causes in
tense excitement at the mines, where the
dead and injured men all have families.