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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-12-10
The Man WHO Hadn,t a Cent.

Says the Lewiston Gazette: Capt.
Broughton, of Portland, tells a story
which we think too good to keep, which
is as follows: Some time in ga there was
a humber of army O4aicers stopping at a
hotel in Washington. Among them was
a Capt. Jones, who was a first-rate fell
low, a good officer, and very pompous.
Emerson and Jones used to have a good
deal of joking together at the table and
elsewhere. One day at the dinner table,
when the dining hall was we'll filed,
Capt. Jones finished his dinner first, got
up and walked almost to the dining hall
door, when Emerson spoke to him in q
loud voice, and said: HallOo, captain!
see here; want to speak to you min
ute" The captain turned and walked
back to the table and bent over him,
when Emerson whispered, I wanted to
ask you how far you would have gone if
had not spoken to you" The captain
never changed q muscle, but straight
ened up and put his fingers into his vest
pocket and said, in a voice loud enough
for all to hear him: "Capt. Emerson, /
don't know of a man in the world had
rather lend So to than you, but the fact
is, l haven't cent with me to-day" and
turned on his heel and walked away.
Emerson was the color of half dozen
rainbows, but he had to stand it. He
never heard the last Of it, and it cost him
more than $40 to treat on it.
EoUATIoN.-Daughter (reading let
ter: "But, pa, dear, in this last word
you've put a letter too much" Pa
(self-made, and not bit of pride about
him): "Ave /, my dearl Never mind.
dessay Pve left one out in some other
word 80 thatll square it, Fanny
Folks.
SOME boys undertook to play base ball
in a field where a ram was feeding re-
Gently. He butted the short stop
through a picket fence,and forced all the
rest to make a home run. The boy who
was butted through the fenGe was the
only one scored, andhe carries the score
with him.
, 1879-07-15

e.. Epfct9f Nkp1fEh 10 2As Tf7Nttn&,
ST. JonN, N. D., July td.--Thc lobntcr catch
along the straits OF Northumberland hn ncycr
bect 50 great a. In ta present season, md at
Is4rachois iaR. week 400 pounds Of lobster meat
was thrown away, hs it was moro than the fac
Tic man o'sa!Iivsn, through who.o int.ru-
mentality sir. Weldon, II. r., was artcatcd at
Moncton on charge OF embezzctnetlt Of funds
III his hands in whlct. o'8ui'yas' was interested.
se se anee SSsa H. T. eon ~o i e ps
against O'builtyan for false imprsonment.
" Justice McGowau, Of hlonlsatnvook, who Is
sued tic warrant aeainat Dit. Weldon, will also
huyo suit Instituted n9atnat him.
HAhptx July is MFrom 10 ~ ii! f''ia"1 paSis Of Tie
prosinco come reports OF damage by The late
damage was done to huckwheat mud potatoes,
while tender garden stuff was nll ntppcd of1.
Thc potato crop IN manY parts Of Co1cdcatcr has
becu, considerably damaged: One, man from
! it'd ot potatoes IN which be had sown niue. ".
pearanco. Other fields u that locality we're
Inofe q less affected. Psas, beans. an4 other
pofts fren, Brookfio1l and some portions OF tic
Stcwinekc Valley are also dtscoutaging. Forest
Urea OF considerable magnitude hare been pre-
vaIlirg for sotne days past ln the Vicinity Of
'A'; spteiai N.aatea % IL = 7;.s,a&
MONTREAL. July 14.-1fc complaints Of the
protrsttnts o[ st. Louis dc Gonsaque aRulnsk
tho Catholics, who assaulted them III proce ss[on
on 8dnday, camo before d bench Of nyo MaRls-
tratcs to-day. The accused made 1ciault, and
two Of them sent written demand that tho case
70 to the Queens bench, but the prosecution
demanded II to proceed. Wanton and unnro-
yoked assaults wcra clearly psuyen. aud 1ucs OF
SIG. $lB, and 49, respectively, or thirty days or
dercd.
r.y np<eias Dts,atea 70 The Trt,wn>
LONDON, Ont. July t4.-lIarrts Cohen, q
Jcwish tailor, has been arrested for biEamy.
somo t.r,c ago be mArrtcd widow named
1sosenvasten, Md Ill went gu rery. well till tho
arrival Of Young woman from New York, &C.
rx,nIpan1cd bv a l!ttlo girl, her child, and her
uucie. She inquired fur Cohen, md was greatly
surprised TO lind that- ho Was married. 8ho
claimed to be hfs wife, md that The ltttlo eiri
was hts child. Btlo stated That be had married
her In Now York 10 1915, ant had started oil 10
mike tonc elscw here. ColIcn does not deny
Tic relationship. When questioned BY lilo
magistrate, be said the woman was supposed to
bo his wife, but he did not know II he was
fnttcr Of the child. PHaoucr WAS remanded
till Wednesday next.
, 1879-07-15

dpff5Gt Ntp1ttA 10 1hS |ftbHnk
DAvEapoRT, H., July H.-Uns hundred aud
twelve Of thu 2uo employees In tie Rock island
Lumber a,,l Manufacturing Company struck
this afternoon for an adyaucc Of wages from
$l.25 to sl.30 per day Of II hours to St.b0 pur
day OF ten hours. They compelled tho ot'lcr
employees of tha mfll to stop wurk, alld say tic
strixu will bo general throughout tllu mills Ut
the thrcu cities Of Davenport, Kock Island, u1t!
Moline In a day Or two. An effort u extend
tue strike to nnother mill to-day. however,
proved unsuccessful. aud thu probability ia tllat
It will 70 30 further. The mills aro very busy,
and tho stopping at work IL great loss.
ssurr1af MsnNtrh 10 Ths 7r1ouHs.
INnIANApoIls. Ind, July l4.-TiIt printers
On the journal refusing to comply With Judge
MartfndAle's "reauest" to Withdraw from tile
Union, they were sll discharged, unti t8ntght
tie paper Is without prntcrs. sayc hs1f-dpxen
persons who hayu been picked up Tor thu ocra-
stan. The building ts fn chasEe Of tho police,
10 prevent property from any raid upoh Il bY
the printers, who ars holding Indignation meet
inEs.
FALL. RIvBls, Julr l4.-'rhc situation here re-
nans about the same, manufacturers ol,d ol,er-
asfyes both scetnnE tirnl. The operatives have
received assst ance from many different points.
There vii! be distribution Of provislous Thurs.
4af,
, 1879-07-15
CANADA.

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v"'s VI tHo 1o"e"s*. A'o.. Q" 1secosa. =.
-rsamy-I Items.
Rp<ctal pst,asch to 7as 7t1bunx
Aoros, Ont, july 14.-A man na,ucd William
I'unhee' aa.mes' "as returning aome IRON
due'pli late Saturday night. When, 1t to sup
posed. Ills horses ran AMY, throwing him out of
tho wngou. uo l,ud bis spinc and shoulder.
blade broken BY the fall. Ile fell out Of the
wagon oppos'se .no h"ose o. man naned
Hriudlc. Grinolo's doG WIS the first to tind
plummer, and commenced barking. Grindlo
md bia son. hcar1n, thn ,Iop mnt.
, 1879-07-15

RUSSIAN EVACUATION.
LONDON, July 1i.-ln the IIouso Of Lords this
evening the Marquis Of Salisbury statcd that
not a single Russian sotdEes waa left In Rou-
mania. Count ,BchouvAtun had sssurcd him
tint The Russian troops west Of tic River prut
we're rapidly going to varna nnd Boureas to en-
bark for. home. Tho 1us. Russian left Philip
rop,l's ye.tsFda,. 49,,
Cous7lNr1sop1k, July l4.-::The Porte desires
to send Commissioner to Egypt Ia spite Of the
opposition of England and France.
ANOTHER APPEAL TO THE aIlEAT POWERS.
-, Bv Cube to Cincinnati Enadfrtr.
:. CoHsrANflHorLE, July t3-Thc Sultan has
nenin appealed to tho Powers In the matter Of
Alcko pasha's conduct In Eastern Rourelfa
The circular drawn up By Khclrcddein Pasba re-
capitutatcs the refusal Of tic Governor 10 wear
tho Turkish .fcz at his installation, and de-
noi1nces his attempts to lessen the legitimate
influence Of the suxcratnty Of the Porte.
NUMBERING AND rLuxDEn1Ng.
LONDON, JnlY 14.--A dispatch from Constau-
tsnop'o Representa- that the CifcAsstsns arc ter
rorixnE tho District Of Adabazar, on the east
coast Of the sca Of Marmorn, BY numbering and
plundcrlug.
LONDON, July 14-A correspondent of the
Journal tle ST. Petersburg seporta al 1utcrvow
: With A1cko Patha, Governor OF Rnumclia. Ut
which the tattcr t1onied that Russia had offered
to accept Eastern RoumclIa In payment Of thu
war indemnity. =.
, 1879-07-15
The Reassured Citizens Of Mem
phis Returning by Thou
sands.
Much Doubt Expressed Regard
Ing the Case at Water
Valley.
Explicit Adnaonitlons OF the Ma
ttonal Board OF Health.
Extraordinary Importance Of Killing the
Poison While It Is Dormant,


MEMPHIS.
Essetdl Dtkralch to 7AS TrttYa1A
NEMrnls, .Tcnn., July 1.-the subject OF
yellow fcser ID nearly played oa, and is scarcely
mentioned. Incoming trains mud steamers arc
crowded With returning citizens, and the feeling
Of security has become general.
soead! 0tssa!ch TO 7As Tttaunk
WARRINGTON, D. e.. July l4.-Ropresentattv
Casey Young, Of Memphis, who returned here
to-day, received this morning letters and dis
patches from the President of The Howard Asso.
ciation and from other leading citizens Ia
Memphis, Including J. II. Keattng, In regard to
the yellow fever there. 1t IL Mi. Youn&' opinion,
from the information ho has, TINT there will 10
an epidemic OF the yellow fever this summer,
but that IL will bo light, and occasion few
deaths. Only ak cases all told, and some Of
them 60 light that they could hardly be called
yellow fever, have thus far appeared. Every.
thing ttat Is possible is boEng done 10 prevent
tic disease, but the people aro very much
alarmed.
n thr Hfssesn Asfotfaftd Prrts.
MRNPnIs. Tenu, July 1850 ?. r'.-JudEe
Ray died tonight at 0 o'clock, aud was buried
almost Immediately afteFwarl In El.n~ood
Cemetery, under the auspices OF tho Masons-
Ills so1I lies tn critical condition.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, July 14.-No new cases have
been reported. Mira. Tohsn, living on Bradford
street, died this morning ut o'clock md wns
buried at =. This lcares but one person in the
cnttre city Judge i:ay's sou. who Is sick With
fever, and he ia reported dying.
Local Rtatfons along tho Memphis d. Litfl0
Rock Railroad haye notified the Memphis att
thorttses that, II no new gases develop By to-
morrow. quarantine would be raised between
Mesnphls aud Lonokc, Ark, which Is twenty
seven miles this stde OF Little Rock. Tile
weather continues very warm.
The fn1fOuiftT ffjkTrHnhRf0 tn-7np tn
, 1879-07-15
IELEGRbPHlc NOTES.

Nsw LONDON, Conn., July 14.-Postmsster-
Gcnrsal Kuy and purity started to*day from this
city On tour Of New England
LowsLI July l4.-fho Tennessee coIonlsts
organized iura,ally tonight, About 100 sieoI.
lied ttelt intention to emiggats frou, this city
about u score sturt tt>llntroH. Utllrss will
folluw 1t, thc full. Colonics pru also tuElnu. il
olhrr purtlo,.s of Nuw England.
6t~cial Nsu4&cA Ia Ti4 TttbunA
MILWAUKEE, July 14.-Col. Wll!am Eipkler,
, 1879-07-15


afILwAuKEg. Wis. July 14.-T1e heat today
has bccn tho most severe of any daY Of the year.
and tho mercury has ra,,gcd FROM 90 10 08 de-
erccs. This evening 1t has stood above 81. and
all through the earlier part ot the evening thera
was no breeze.
August Schurtz, livingat the corner OF Twelfth
anil Vllet streets. was Frustrated about noon,
mud, up to tho middle OF the afternoon, had not
reCa!pcd consciousness.
A youuc Girl WAS stricken down On Tenth
street.
William Rogers, swttchuan, was prostrAted
In tho Northwestern Yards,
Several less serious cascs occurred, aud the
complaint OF Ill feeling was gcUafal.
, 1879-07-15

9Tzt7dI 2V5J3d4td 70 7hz 7F76HAE
CoLpwATEI Mich, July 14.-In tho Circuit
Court to-day Charles Arthur, who said he lived
to Canada und gayo h1R arc as 90, pleaded
guilty to obtaining watch from one Of our
jewellers hero by giving bis check on bank
where he Ind no money deposited. The Court
suntencc,i hin to two ycara' confinement in thu
Btnte-1louse at Ionta. Letters were found on
HIN TINT Indicate that he has been Ia :hc conf
deneo business quito extensively. selling bogus
lottery tickets.
, 1879-07-15
SUICIDAL.

Kansas CsTr, Mo-. July A.-PhIllp Best.
nephew OF Philip Best. Of the Milwaukee Brew
Eng Company, and Cashier Ut the branch co1,-
ccsn located hero some months sEucc, disau+
pearsd myssesEoualy Inst uIghs, inducing the be-
IIet tllAt hs has epmmtttca suicide. When last
seen he WA on Druaoway. near Third street, TO-
a1Id pers0ps hest acquainted with him stats that
they have j.ttle doubt Ae IL At lie bottom ot tho
Missouri ltlycr. l'llu only reasot for the rash
net, Il IL rrpostsd. IL a discrepancy ln Ills A.
counts ut Milwaukee.
, 1879-07-15

NEW ORLEANS, July A.-Dr. ncrrick. WHO
went to Wnter Valley az Inspector Of the Ma
tlonal Board ot Health, reports thu case there
extremely questionable. Its history IL inconl-
plcte, a,lti the observations made by tie attend
ing physician imperfect. Dr. Horrick says there
Is ,o other suspicious case at Water Valley.
The pcuplo orc recovering from the panie.
, 1879-07-15

Special MxD01cf 70 TIT 7f76VNe,
Br. LOUIS, July 1.-THE ycllow~feycr scare 10
ID state Of suspcnsc. 1t las undoubtedly
been the means Of greatly improving the condt-
t!on Of tho city. The streets and alleys have
received tho long g-ncedcd attention Of the
authorities, MD some Of tho h'loywnyR aru hari-
II to bc. recognized in their uue1cepuonably
cleaukY condition,
, 1879-07-15

The weather was undcntabiy hotter yesterday
than it was The day before, no cooling brcezes
blowing up from the lake In the afternoon, Al
on Sunday, and no relief occurring either during
the day or evening. fn the day the sun
WAS blazing hot. and in The evening the sulsr5
air was not famed By single tcppering breeze.
Thcre was ono stnstroke during the day, Loult
New. aged % years. being overcome
about 0 o'clock In tho morning
ut tho corner Of Park avenue and Wood
street. lie rus removed to his home
No. I71 Fulton street, and, ~ his was not so
we're case, will In all probability soon recover
The veracious Thermometer reports Furnished
iy Manaste, The TRIBUNE optic!an, show TIL
following heat record OF the day: 8 T. m., - d.
grecs; 10 q. ill.,, 50; 13 m., IS; p. m. 90; 2. M
ST. Barometer at 4. Ill.,. 1855; p. M, 29h.
, 1879-07-15

precautions against an outbreak, and moro ar.
rests arc made daily. Letters, passing through
the mills arc closely scruttnizcl Great distress
prevails In tho city, owing to the depression Ut
.tsado consequent upon tho failuru Of the Graln
crop. Fewer Greek and English vessels have
entered tho port OF Odessa tlaa In any ycar since
1850. :.
, 1879-07-15

ppsts0s 77+sn*3e7s " 1H@ 77F|ts"e*
CLINTON ILL.,, July 14.-Lizzic Barton, the
celebrated llotse-thtef who was arrested about
three mouths ago, broke inil On Sunday evening
a.,I was only captured by the sheriff after d
long and tedious foot-rarr. She n.atle her ce-
cnpc between tro bars which had been dtslo-
gated.
, 1879-07-15

nARTfoRD, Conn.,, July 14.-samuel !. Mills,
Treasurer Of tic Town Ut Btoomhcsl, Is deeply
involved IN his nccounts, anl investigation indi-
rates deficiency OF at least 81, QUO. The town
has attached hs property.
, 1879-07-15

NEW ORLEANS, July 14.-Dr. F. Loeher, ply
sican iu charge OF the Town 1ntfru,ary. denies
that there was, OF ia, case ot yellow fever IN
said 1uilrmary.
, 1879-07-15

VIENNA, july 14.-Ds. Strcmnyr, President Of
the Austrian Council OF Ministers, has been
elected to The Refcllsrath by the landowners Of
tic first division Of Buk0Yina-
, 1879-07-15
MEMS UNDERWEAR.
MEMS UNDERWEAR
m MEMS
UlDER|QE
WILSON BROS,

Offer to close. several lines Of
'Fnncy Balbriggan and Lislc
Thread Underwear at GREATLY
REDUCED prices. These goods
are this years importAtions, and
quito desirable. Their stock, for
magnitude, variety, and price, Is
not enu11cd,
, 1879-07-15
GRAND RAPIDS.

Eptt{aI DtSpdtfh to 1As 7NbstNf.
GRAND RAPIDS, N(cl., July H.-To-day haa
been tho hottest OF the season In this ctty, tho
thermometer registering 100 In the shade. Tht&
afternoon two persons have bud sl!ghs cases OF
sunstroke, but both will soon be well. Jona-
than liars, OF Schema Township, Ionta County,
farmer, fell dead IN bis wheat field, prostsAted
bY tie heat
, 1879-07-15
ITALY,.

TIE NEW MINISTRY.
ROME, july 1l.-Oen. Doucllf, as Minister Of
War, has Lccn added to the list OF Ministers,
, 1879-07-15

Nxw YonK, Juiy Thames @. Goldsmith,
Treasurer Of Peru, lnd., has bccn arrested hero
ou Charge Of being detaulter.
, 1879-07-15
SPAIN,


Madrid, July 1k-lm Congress to-day the re-
ply tu the speech FROM the Throne was adopted,
AT to "a.
, 1879-07-15

HlnpgToRp, Me-. July li.-h II. Chapman.
Bunk, killed hlulself tIrday.
, 1879-07-15
FOREIGN.
Trouble Predicted from the Recent
German Protective Leg
lation. =,
Fears TINT 1t VIII Aggravate
Rather than Cure tho
Socialistfc Evil.
French Republican Notabloa Give u
Teto in Aid Of tho Com
aemunists.
The Russian Evacuation OF Bull
daria Now Nearly Conn
pleted.


GERMANY. -
THE LIBERAL sKcEDRHs
13nnL1H, July 1d.-The seyentcen National
Liberals Who seeded from the party constituted
the section headed by the historian Fruttechke.
Their secession was due to the vote Of censuro
passed upon them by the majority Of the party
Tor supporting Dsmarck's views on the tariff.
.rnoFnssr1Na PROTESTS.
The closing debate on the tariff will bo
memorable for tho protests Of Delbruck and
Laskar, who prophested discomfort and confu-
sion Us the result Of tho tariff.
ARMY INcnKAsE.
BERLIN, JULY 14.-The contemplated increase
Of tho army ia in consequence Of the Increased
military strength Of France and Russia.
Dit. FALK's SUCCESSOR.
Won Gosslcr, who succeeds Or. Falk as Al!n-
istcr Of Ecclesiastical Affairs anil Education, is
a relative Of the former conservative und cx-
tremely unpopular Minstor Of tic sano Depart
mcut, Dr. Won Muller, and IL reported a. hold
Ing similar op!uious.
THE NEW M1N1sTnr. =
DHRL1N, July 14.-The Official Gazsit publishes
the following appointments: ;Maybac11,' Minis
ter Of Public works. to bo Chief Administrator
Of the Imperial Railways; Hoffman. President
Of tha Clancellory Of the Empire, Minister OF
Commerce a,,d Trade; Won Puttkammer, Pre4'-
dent Of Tho Province Of BiIcsla, Minister Of Ecclc-
siastical Affairs; Won Ludsus, to 10 Minister Of
Agriculture; Domains, aud Forests. The an
nouueemon. Of the appointment Ut Won Gesslcr
Was M error.
Ur. Falk and DR.. Frcideushal retire with the
title ot'e!'a'sters 4 81 state: e.st. -.
LONDON, July IA correspondent at Berlin
, 1879-07-15

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
GLASGOW, July lt.-Arrtyod, steamship 8tato
uf Indiana, from New York.
NEW YoRk, JULY 14.--Asriyed. DeYonts, from
Glasgow; Ar!xona and Erin, truus Liverpool.
, 1879-07-15

CHARLESTON, 8. c., july 14.--Ten whites and
five colored persons died from sunstroke sasur"
1ay. tbs weather las since moderated.
, 1879-07-15

the .shatis, For the paak week Il has varied
frQm Qa to o.
, 1879-07-15

WASHINGTON. u. T., July I4.-Ihe Execu-
tive Committee OF the .Sationa! Board Of Health
invites tile attention Of all State anu Municipal
authorities and sanitary organizations to the
fact that they should without delay cndcavor to
secure the best sanitary condition Of tho places
AMI people under their Charge. Whatever
opinions may he held aa to the causcs Of tho
yellow feyer, and Of tic recent appearance OF
that disease In Tennessee and Mississippi, It is
best to act as II It were disease due to
specific particular cause, which Ia capable OF
growth and reproduction, trassportab'e, rud may
bo destroyed oy exposure to temperatures above
2l0dcg, Fahrenheit, OF b. chemical dssinfcctants
Of sufficient strength II brought Into immediate
contact. It Is also pr1dcnt to assu1nc TINT the
growth and reproduction Of this caufe aro con-
ncete With the presence Of filth, In the sanitary
sense Of that word, including dceny!ng organic
high temperature. The casos Of ,yo'low fever
rorcntly observed should hc considered az due
10 gauscs surviving from last ycas's epidemic,
nnst not TO recent importation from other
countries. II follows that tterc IA liability to
rl.itcd BY the epidemic. ot last year,. and
tt.ut tl,cro ia ilnl1gcr Ut tho spscad Of the
disease to tho North md Eaat. The object OF
the present circular Is to advise t!at alt cities,
tuwnB, a,,t villages be at once mado clean in q
sanitary p01nt Of Wow.
Tho first Rtep tuwurif1 securing cleanliness Ia
to obta!n reliable Information as to what parts
OF thu place Rre clam. Mil what fuul. Tllu ru-
suits OF careful sanitary inspection in alulost
auy city or town will show tlia cxistcnco Vt cul-
Ioctlona Ut deeaylnE mud offensive matters pre-
yfous|y unknown, tho which every QUO will al.
nit should be promptly removed aN1 destroyed.
Such Inspection, to 10 of vaIuc, must 10
thorough, an.l made by. persons co1npe-
tunt to rccognazo foul soils, Watcr, aud air.
az wo!l as the gr0sscr an1 more palptb1c
forms OF nuisance, They should also be made
by rersous who would report fully and frankly
tho results OF their observations, without refer
cuct to tbs wishes OF persons or corporations.
When the whereabouts and cxtent Of the evil ID
known. The remedy is usually almost aclf.eYi-
uent.
Tic National Doard OF Health will furnish,
upon request. baauk foslns ~ a guide for such
Inspections.
T1IE MAILS.
WAsuiNoToN, u. C., July 14.-0n account at
the quarantine acalnst Memphis, mal.1aatter
fur Arkansas and Texas viii ba sent via 1t.
Louis, Al was douu during the yc!low.tover cpl
ueMsc last year.
PENSACOLA, FLA.
PENSACOLA, July !4.-Th.s city hss quarans
tucd against Memphis.
, 1879-07-15

WARRINGTON, b. C., July 14.-0n account at
tho quarantine aealnst Memphis, matl-niatter
for Arkuusas and Texas will ba sent via 1t.
Louis, a was doua during the yc!low-foVer cpl
uGM.r last year.
, 1879-07-15

FptcidI HIlaIck 70 1Ae 1F75NN6,
afAp,sos, Wls,, July 14.-Tha Hon. Petcr
Fogg, who was aunstruck two or three days
ago, Is very low, and IL not expected to recover.
A farmer, II Ycafs old. named J. Kerahaw, ot
Vorona, was sunstruck In the street hero to-day,
aull Ia very low.
, 1879-07-15
HOSIERY.

They call special attention to
their uncqua1cd assortment OF
Mems Half-Hosc, in Medium and
Fine Goods, in all tho newest
shades. of English, French. and
GENUINE BnlE,riggan makes.
, 1879-07-15
TERRE IIAUTE.

Epseta. DtspattA to TA& 1r1AsAA
TRaRH HAuTE, Ind, July 1.-THE heat II In"
tonso, the thermometer, showing utufty-sesen
10 ono hundred degrees in the ahals at q p. NJ.
No fatal case4 OF suuatreke yst-
, 1879-07-15

PENSACOLA, FLA.
PENSACOLA, July !4.-Th.s city has quaran.
tiued against Memphis.
, 1879-07-15
LINEN HDKES.

This department includes tho
latest novelties in Fancy French
IIemstftclicd Goods nt much be-
low the regular price, Special
attention called to their White
Cambrlc Htll1fs., pure linen,.an
1lem1net1, ut R1.76, $2.26, $2.75,
$3.50, and $500 per doz.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-07-02
Attempt Mt Self Destruction.

CINCINNATI, June l5.-Mme. Car
oline Von Low, wife of Sigmund
Won Low. one Of the managers of the
Vienna Exposition, and 20 Austrian
of rank, attempted TO commit suicide
at the st. Nicholas Hotel ia this city
Yesterday morning. She had been in
a state of dependency for several
weeks because of her failure to re-
ceive any letters from her husband,
Sn1 after dressing this morning che
bred 6 pistol bali into her head. That
failing to cause 6eath she rose from
her bed, where she wa sitting, and
took a hand glass from the bureau
and holding it before her face took
aim carefully at her forehead aud ir-
ed. The second ball, however, failed
70 produce death at once, and she is
sti@ Living, though her life is despair
ed OF. She 10 an accomplished and
wealthy woman. anS came here some
three months ago with her husband.
Shortly after their arrival be rstgraed
to Europe. Since that time she has
heard nothing from him, and her de-
cpondency at receiving no iidings
drove her to the rash act.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-07-02
rne Electric Light liz tish Market

In the celebrated Billingsgste Fish
Market in London, the electric light
proved 9 complete failure, for the ua-
expected reasop that it was too good.
Business at Bililngsgste begins at
3 O'Clock in the morning, nost Of the
bargains being struck by gasligts.
When the searching electric candle
was turned on, its brilliant white
ness literally showed the fish in such
q new light that the trade was demor-
allied outright. Soles that would
have feteheS a shilling a pair by gas
light looked dear st sixpence, while
turbot fresh from ths sea looked q
week old. The result was . genara!
cutlery. The copious and ornate d.
alect of the locality was enriched by
q number of notable additions during
the few days of the new light ; and
for fear of a revolt among the ''bum-
marees' as the fish statesmen are call
a, tie corporation was obliged to
restoFe the familiar yellow gas lights.