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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-03-13

o. NJ. Hamilton win move his store in.
TO the Gallighsr building. .eS3 :
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-03-13

John Biea ia painting his residence OF
South Columbus street.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-03-13

John Wade died in Efinshan, Illinois,
on Saturday last.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-03-13

The Republicans will nominate their
township ticket next Saturday. 11stfo
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-03-13

Any stile of coal hod yon want at Ny
ers & Yarnells
o yes! o yes!! Myers & Yarnell, head
quarters for Bird cages.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-03-13

Frank Ditioe hss cold one car lead of
Lake fsh' He has seat an order for more
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-03-13

Spring will -oon be here.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-03-13

The public square viii bs piksd az soon
90 the .round settles.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-03-13

II cent. buys package Of Roasted Col
foe nc Dittoe's. sE+
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-03-13
"It will pay everybody"

Elegant dried Beef .. Kempfs
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-03-13

49,, IN ,oia pay everybody" 1Ig A
10 ,ramias Ibis column neJf lOeeE' - .
The daily gazette., 1879-12-19
Il Broken Wagon.

While l. II. Kent & Co.'s lumber
te am was at the Wilmington & North
ern depot, foot of NJ adison street, yes
terdav morning, the horse took fright at
the cars and.ran away. He dashed the
wagon against freight car, breaking
the coupling pole in two, and then ran
to the lumber yard at Fourth and Wash
ington streets, dragging the. front wheels
of the wagon after him. In going
through the gate the wheels struck
against post. causing the traces TO
break, when the horse slipped from the
shafts, and ran on to the stable, where
he was secured.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-19

WALL STREET YEsrERDAY.-There
was no change in the general situation.
The volume Of stocks dealt In was about
the same, and although the market de-
clined considerably It rallied at the close
to about the opening level. Government,
securities continued Arm, while State
and railway bonds were in little demand
and weak. Money on call ruled st q
per cent, the highest point touched be-
ing Z and the closing rate 8. Foreign ex.
change was advanced fraction.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-19
Thrown From a Train.

On Saturday evening last tail, Stout
man stepI cd from north bound train
on the p, W. Il b. K. r., at Eddy
stone, just above Chester, and threw
bundle down beside the track, after
which he again boarded thu traih. The
bundle was picked up and found to con
tain the dead body of an infant. The
Coroner held an inquest, and decided,
after hearing medical testimony, tta,
the child had been still-born. Where it
was brought from is a mystery.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-19

TEE asrRONe MAN" AGAIN BROUGHT
TO THE FRONT THE MAINE COUNT
SOME IDEAS EN- rERTAlNED BY COOL
HEADED REPUBLICANS "sILLf Bill
LIES" CRYING OUT FOR A STRONG
NAN.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IS.
The 0reenback-De uocratic proceed
inn ip Maine are much talked of here,
and some of the Republicans are getting
~ excited about them rs the Democl ats
we're In 1876 sbout the proceedings Of
the Louisisna Returning Board. Some
ofthe cpol headed Repub icahs, howev-
an. remark that In the first pl ace all the
nevs sent from Maine SO far is solely
from Republican sources, and that II Is
velI 70 wait TO hear what the Green
hackers and Democrats have to say for
thrms+ Ives. They add that Maine elects
q Governor and Legislature every year,
and, that If any real wrong has been
done the Maine voters, ~ho like far
play, will reciify 1t next year. Further,
II il remembered that on the general
vote the Republicans we're in the minor
ity, this year, and thal they must have
done very strong stoke Of gerryinand-
ering 10 past years to give them the
large msJorities they claim in the Legis-
latrlre. In fact, there is certain cold
ness here In some Republican quarters
about the Maine complication.
Meantime there are lot of political
"silly billies" who begin at once to call
out for SO strong man at the head of the
government, aud declare that now that
the Maine greeubacEers and democrats
are misconducting themselves General
Grant Is the only candidate for the re-
publicAns. Senator Hoar is one of these
people. He argued to-day that this Maine
business H. creased Grants chances TWEEN
ty-hvx per cent, and that 1t began Il
look very much like 'rough and tumble
contest for the Presidency. These pro-
pie do their best 10 make poor Genera
Grant odions to all seuible men, and u
bring the republican leaders under jus
suspicion of revolutionary intentions
Under the constitution, even If Genersl
Grant were the republican candidate
be could not grab the Presidency can
diate has no more authority than tn
plainest citizen until he is regularly in
stalled by his predecessor, in accordanc
with the declaration of the Congres
which counts the vote. There ar
republicans here who would like yer
much 10 be able to get up an opposito
"fraud cry" because they are annoyed
at their own sha~e in the gross Retrrnin
Board frauds Of 1875. But the NOR
sensible republicans are keeping cool an
cypress the confident belief that if wroI
u getting done In Maine the people {
Maine will right it next year without e'
aDeous assistance, audthat on tie who
it would be happy thing for the party
lie able 10 carry Maine i'll 1850 by u
help If a genuine grievance. becau'
this year has shown it to he very u
certain state.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-19
Sensible Man

A. M. Lear, of Chester ;ho' s1% II, \
liable dogs belonging to ',,ar nlR, 5ce 3
they were bitten by an ,,h ,,,'i bvdTopl
ed to Re suffering with uttered "sd
NJ Many men would .1sH have io".e s'.,'slss aheiI
themselves, sooner thaii as ,oy and Mr.,
under such circumstances ses .airit aild q
mon sense in thus ehec.ua,d .,rea,ding
any danger of his dogs gs.s;dPhharhood sP'hahoo
The daily gazette., 1879-12-19
GoOd Country sac

l.. W. Stidham " Son. sats so
had their first country sale Of the
Yesterday, near Corner he.sn' ...as
Creek Hundred. The SAFE w~ 'siHa
Thompson, and the .i' iGliST1mgif 10, heifJ
were realized: Cows, $4l 9V' so soO.
farm wagon, $50; horse rake, Aver s-S' +,
er, $75; posts, IL CENTS ,ao' e,o'I cam
der, der 8: cents per bundle; LEW wheat De1 \
oats, 43a, and corn 90 cen'0 sn 1ppssurd
sale was we'll attended, si,.s the vep, \
quite spirited and the p1'Is; pda,s cred| pei|
The terms were ninety days
The daily gazette., 1879-12-19
Stricken With ApOpteT1

This morning Samuel Miller,
er residing at Milford square,
Scranton, Pa, while sitting IN
room Of the Pennsylvania House.
aud King streets, where he M
stopping for a day or two, was
ed with an apoplectic III anj
to the fooI. He was con'eI
bed and DR.. Frantz sent i'i'
tack is a very serious one, ana niI
i, extremely probable. In VIEW view
pre- carious condition his lain.,, ny
telegraphed for, and some OF 'n'
expected to arrive tonight
The daily gazette., 1879-12-19
Police Colyrf.

More business than usual was done at
police court this mornii G. James John
son and Harry Denny we're given fifteen
days each .or vsgrancy. James Ihomp-
son, a negro, was fined one dollar and
costs for being drunk and disorderly,
Two persons for drunkness, one OF them
the celebrated Mrs. Belle Lohner, had
10 pay fifty cents and costs.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-19

Father to young hopeful, who has just
begun attending school-"How do yon
like your school?"
Young hopeful" Pretty well, SIR
Father-"Whatl lessons have you been
studying io-dav?"
Yong "Spelhn' readin' nth.
metic and z geography
Father-"W hat exercise do you like
bsst?'
Young hopeful-"Oh, recess, sir"
The daily gazette., 1879-12-19
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.


FLOUR is quiet and prices favor buyers,
Sales of 400 barrels including Minnesota
extra, at ~ Sl@as7 25; Pennsylvania do.
do at S. OOaS7 30: Western do. do. at 81
u 50: and Patent and other high
grades at 81 70 ass rs. Rye -four is firm at
S. 80 per barrel,
GRAIN.--W Wheat is dull and lower
Sales Cf 5000 bushels including rejected
at 81 45al As; red at 81 50al 81; amber at 81 So
and No. red. elevator at 81 So December
fl 5313 January, and el.561aal 56A Febru
airy. Rye Is firm at g3s9I cents. Corn
is active and easier. Sales OF II 900 bush,
Including old mixed and yellow al 62s63c.,
and new do do 57a5sc. Oats are fairly
active, Sales of 900 bushels, including
mixed. at 4Slzc.; and white at 5Oa52c.
WHIsKY-Western iron-boun sold at
al Is per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY, December Is. p. M.
BEEF CATTLE were dull, but prices were
unchanged. 262D head arrived and sold at
the different yards at ~ SIC. per D.. as
SHEEP were dull and rather lower
| 5000 head arrived and sold at the different
yards Mt i"5l4c. per pound.
Hoes were unchanged 5000 head sold at
Cows were dull. go head sold at s25as55
per head.
SHEEP BROKERS ASSOCIATION.
Park Drove Yard, West Plttd., Dec. l3.
sHEEp.-Extra, ITO TO 100 ms. to 6lS
good. 80 to 100 ns.. 4ss 10 ~ fair, 30 u
$ MS, ~ to ~; good lambs, 81 10,
%aks. amG ss g r. IL e so 'sxs neaa
BLEST-H ELLER-On the 9th of Novem
ber, by Rev. W. G. Robinson, Chester
| Pa, Mr.. Geo. H. Blest to Miss Mary Z
Heller, all of Wilmington.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-19
FQrrNllIts RON'S.

The survivors of the Farragut feet
have formed an association, facilitate the
collection of the prize money due them
by the Government. A meeting will be
held in the Common Council Chamber,
Philadelphi, tomorrow evening, to
which all interested are invited to attend.
Mr.. John p. Don ahoe, of this city is
the only member of the Association
from Wilmington.
Three Strong WOmen.
Three female pugilibts, in the shape
OF Elizabeth McManus, Jane b. Dickin-
son and Annie Smith, figured in two
cases at Magistrate Hagany's, last night.
In both cases Mrs. Dickinson was the
complainant, and the charge was assault
and battery. Elizabeth McManus was
fined 81 and COSTS, and Annie Smith 81
and costs. The whole trouble came out
of a domestic difference, in which i'm
morality largely took part.
PERSONAL.
Hon. Edward L. Martin, Representa-
tive in Congress from Delaware, was In
Wilmington, this morning, and went to
Washington OIL the noon express. DE IL
in excellent health and looks exceed
ingly we'll.
A New York confectioner has JUS
forw arded to Madrid, Spain, first ship
mept of 100 pounds of chocolate cara
mels, which have been ordered for th'
special use of the household of KID
Alfonso. With 100 pounds df caramel
Alfonso ought to he able to g5t througl
the coming holidays G. mfortabfy
The daily gazette., 1879-12-19
HANDK KERCHIEFS.


We might claim TO be the largest hand
by itself, because we import direct and at
all times car an apparently inexhaust-
ibie stock OF all the best that the linen ard
silk looms produce.
The latest arrival In
SILK HANDK KERCHIEFS
FROM
CHINA AND INDIA.
These will outwear any other kind of
We have lust open ed nearly sl2.ooo worth
HandHerchiefs that have been sold at
s2.50 each we viii sell nj 81. 80 each.
REAL IN OLA SILK CASHMERE
MUFFLEIts
AND
OLD FASHIONED PRINTED
CoRAH HHANDKERCHIEFS
FOR LADIES.
We have elegantly embroidered and scci-
ioped handkertfiiefs
HEMsTITCHED
AND
HEMMED.
We offer large assortment
SILK HANDKERcHIErs
In the coiors most wanted.
Every day brings MS somothing new
nom France and ! Ireland. and yon can can nnd
exclusively In Grand Depot.
BOYS AND GIRLS
FRENCH WOVEN BORDERS,
sl.00 per dozen.
q Dozen Fine French Cambria Double
Hemstitched and Embroidered colors. ti
| each.
Wei have sold the same at
500 EACH.
LADIES ALL WHITE HEMSTIrCHED
| From i2izc. each to finest
LADIES INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFs,
HANDKERCHIEFs.
IN SILK AND LINEN.
Present selections are recommended.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
UNDERWEAR,
FURNISHING GOODs
| Particularly White Shirts and Neck Wear ).
GRAND DEPOT. ..l3TH STREET;
| Carrying an immence stock, imported
after special and personal selection o
buyer In Europe-rcceiv daily from
best manufacturers OF the world, we can
meet almost any want or supply any de-
| mand. Tne evident rush Tor our under
| wear is unprecedented. We station add.
| tional clerks and open new cash Offices ts
quickly serve customers. Considering tn.
beautiful makes and qualities.
; There are low prices on every thing II
lGLOVES.
2 here are low prices on everything IL
HOSIERY,
There are low prices on everythin fl
UNDERWEAR.
There al inkp nrf nn lrD
| FURNISHING GOODS.
This will be proven on comparison.
JOHN WANAMAKER
DEPOT,
)ELPHIA.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-19

Ifyoui liver Is torpid, if your appe
tite Is poor, II you want your stomach
thoroughly cleansed,if you cannot sleep,
If you want a good digestion, use Dr..
Bulls Baltimore Pills. Price only q
cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-19
Meetings Tonight.
FRIDAY Y.

NJ. 9. r. A.
Co. q, Dupont Guards.
The Excelsior Democratic Cub.
Excelsior Lodge, No. X. of =.
Fairfax Lodge, No. =, /. y. o. f.
Rescue Council, No. 3, y. U. A. VI.
Columbia Lodge, No, ~, l. o. O. +.
Washington Council, No. 4, o. U. a. NJ
Delaware Tribe, No. /, Imp. .. X. NJ.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-19
RishOD Haven DV",S' 20

BosroN, MAssp DEC, ',a ~, u
dist 'fTp Enisco ooal Church, whose wnnItss, Mi /
n,ss ass. hp' has already been rePGislbstL' Pnigbt, q
%sss Vsry critical condition t0,b,sih that be-
friends are apprehenslve 'n''
live until morning
| Procure it in time 4 yo%, o%,n.sS w'sS v
aac,or hill-.Dr. Bulls OouEA
Price 70 cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-19
THE GRAND DEPOT DRY GOODS HOUSE,
18Th Street. Market to Chestnut,
PaILADELPaIA

In the general excitement goods at old prices our
may assured that our large force will do their best
to supply all that can be waited these short days The increase
Of eers quite noticeable but at times in the day 1t is tar
from AMPLE Please take kindly any disappointment in not being
served and come again. lately gotten hold of lots
Of Dress Goods that for ordrs and sold to
Us At acr6ce As very desirable quote in Ladies' Dress
Goods.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-19
FOURTH EDITION
toDns for To-Day.

IndicatsOas for To-day.
Epterly Oisds, Darmer cloudy or part
~ cloudy sOeather, Jollosbed BY snow or
rain.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-19
Liens raid.

At the meeting of Council last even
ing the following credits were ordered
to be made on the lien book
The daily gazette., 1879-12-19

DRESS GOODS.
teinch Livadian Pskin, ateI
lo-insh Armurines, at 81.
4s.inch Cancels Hair, at q.
ls-inch shooda Cloth, Al 81.
Ssinch Fouls sa.ine Cloth. atsl.
ls-inch silk Mixed suitings. at 81.
ss-iRsh ladies Cloth atSl.
Seinsh Plaid Monte Cloth, Al ei.
y :Ils-insh French Plaids. at 75c
z ls-inch Striped suitings, at eOc.
46inch Coiored French Merinos. at 75c. -
ss-inoh Lupin's Colored Merinos. at soc.
se-iuch Lupins Colored Merinos. at 4Sc.s
ols-inch ali wool French suitings. at 4oc.
42inch Striped Monte Cloth. at Gxc.
French Trimming Novelties. at eOc.
SILK Mixed suiting.. at s7Ic.
All Wool suitingu, At 25c.
Camsl's Hair suiungs, at 2Oc. 49,.
Aberdeen suitings. at l5c.
.T-inch Imperial satines, at l2lzc,
Striped Monte Cloth, at I0c.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
TO HOUSE FURNIsHERs.
II ought 70 be rem mbered that we hav
lot OF Down Comfortables. which wer
bought under great advantages In Europ
by our buyer on the spot. that we can sci
| almost my per cent less than almost an,
thing now offered In this market. We be
| neve In American goods. but this was al
opportunity we could not pass.
A full-sizen Down Comfortable. son
| clean, light weight and warm as toast.
Price ts75 A. long as present lot lasts.
Crib and Cradle-size, from sl.85 TO .
each, as long as present lot lasts.
Those who do not like weighty be,
coverings will fnd these Down Com fort
ables delightfully."- warm and very light.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
! CIR A N D
PHIIAI
oc3l-tf.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-19
ilnnfngsOn Markets.

WILMINGTON, Del. December 10. 1879.
Quotations at the Brandywine Mills for
Flour and Grain, furnished by W. q.
Pennypacker. Co. Corrected Daily.
Best Patent Flour. % so to1l0 rs
Choice Family Flour......... 7 10 to y 30
Choice SupeTfine. 8 6O TO 7 50
Prime new wheat. l55
New Corn. rn...................... Do
Bran per ton. 70 W
The daily gazette., 1879-12-19
Local stock and Bonds.

Local stock and BOn0ss
National bank OF DeiAware............. 80
First National BAnk. NJ
Jnion National Bank. ~
National hank vii. and BrAndyWine.. o.
AImeFs' hAnk. ~
Wilmington Coal 0as Company........ "a
delaware X. r. Co.. %
Delaware Western Il Il Co stock, q
Phila. VII. 4 Baltimore r. Il Co..... ~
Wiin A Northern X, X. .Co..,.......... S
Delaware Fire Ins. Oo.................Ss
Delaware STATE Bonds. s...................lO lO
Wilmington City os.....................lee
Wilmington City -. Se.....................l04 ..l04
New Castle County Loan. ...... ........ ~
Delaware Railroad. nrst A0rtGage. i0
Delaware Railroad, extension. ......... .ln
vii. Passenger Railway %. ist mort. lol
" Stock, 4
The daily gazette., 1879-12-19
THIRD EDITION
Yrpn ths n. Y. Herald.
80 WASHINGTON.
Practical VJesU of the Matne
Count.
SMALL BASE FOR A FRAUD CRY.

TEE asrRoHe NAM AGAIN BROUGHT
TO THE FRONT THE MAINE COUNT
SOME IDEAS EN- rERTAiNED BY COOL
HEADED REPUBLIcANs SILLY Bill
LIES" CRYING OUT FOR A STRONG
MAN.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-19
bhs q
| reception {
|pr,el,t the

Er. E. F RI
Maine as til
|,y the'e, p
Iar.fsrl'ls the
!Arong and |
| buud IN al
] every rea1
||l,bury sai |
! oouncil y
~ strict \
! Jaws, a'|
Vain their a
The daily gazette., 1879-12-19
FIFTH EDITION.
OUR COUNTY COURTS,
MCOY's CASE COMES NEAR THE
CLOSE.

MIR LORE HAS A LOT OF CASES CON.
TINUED-ARoUMEN IN THE RAIL
The daily gazette., 1879-12-19
GRAY's srECIFIC MEDICINE.

The Great :
Il n & ] 1 9 b
Remedy,an
uHfa In z
G u r Q for
b m ! n q !
Weakne S.,
Sperm atOr-
rhea. . tmpo-
tency, and
-alI IttaAAnAA
The daily gazette., 1879-12-19
F,...es.l ..S Os..srssal.

WrLMrn0T0Ns Del.s Decs 10. t9e.
L test stock -guOeashon. furn.ehCa y
5esld 4 Co.. clayton House Baldins
Wiln ington. Del. NJ II y. to-day
, 1879-01-23

matter Of rent will decide the matter, for II the
chin Is sut,stantintcd tho Office will bo moved
back to it, old 9ocnt,n and II the claim fails t.,
thH ground II Is v-rs. plain !hat new quarters
will be sought for. Meanwhile the prnpn.itioh
TO 1T up tl1c new Cu*tom.ltoufe seems to hnva
been lnst sight III. mud Il is extremely imrroh'
ah!e that Il will bc revived The old tabernacle
will probably ba the building obtained.
THE OUTSIDE or 7nE noNoRE DutLDlS1
Il covered with Ice, which the thaw and three or
four uoskmcn arc trying to get OF. This may
take iwo or three days. III slF main hall there
arc plastercrs worktag putting on the first coat
to the clcyatur walls Hlul finishing oil The maEn
walls. In the room formerly used hy the letter
drops the waiis aro us', hut the Natcr marks
show through, nnh q general tia'npncts appcars
evident. 1T the r,oncy-nrtle room the pfastcr-
era arc at work, anil pillar b being put ~ To
streuElien the building. In tic general tlcliv-
cry tho walls are damp; IN the mating-roosn tho
walls still show waller inarks, hut orc generally
tlrr. In the basement tho ire IL OIL tho ftuur Of
tho court, and tho paper rooms arc being plAs-
terrell In the Postmnstcr's and Special Agont's
room The hnfshcrE are at work. while III the
roons Of the .Ilway Mall scrvre The plaster is
being put on In points. The Caslltcr's room is
IN tl,a wnrst condition, the pillar mentioned
above being put III directly underneath II.
, 1879-01-23

two bc appointed to rns.e funds for The purpose
Of sending representative to Washington to
c.-opcrate with the agents OF other associations
In ttteir fight against Rum. Tic notts'n WIS
a.|nntc.l, and the following gentlemen named as
such committee: j. Sueseur nnti q. u. MIRO
dem, for the West Division; II. Bonn md J.
Cfanscn for tho South Division; J. Lahbrn-
hcLtner md W. J. Swalfck for the North pa-
ysiUn. . .--
'iltr Treasurer reported s2o. IS as tho amount
received during the ycnr, Of which s2 had been
expended, leaving balance Of $7.'a on hanl'
On motion, the election Of officers "as osi,ercd'
with the following result: John susscn' ifesi-
dent: Martin Wtnkc, Vice Prcsisiens' JACOB
1nubcnt,eimfr, Treasurer; J. j. Slllcy, torfc-
sponlinF and Recording Sccrcfatv; Mcsers.
Brown mil Swnlick, Hoard n trustees. After
A brief discussion OF .1uirc Bonds decision ad-
verse to the claims urged BY those present. tho
meeting adjourned for one week.
Ho7EL ARRIVALS.
Palmer Noutt- nr. William 4. Eden, blooming.
ton: Ucorxe y; seSm9qr: SeT York; D: +. nsf' y
Trssc. ill.,. san Francisco; 4: 4: Fisher. Santa
F.; Ma'; Z: L. Hopkins. tesdsf!le. COL; H. c.
sherman Ifoa,s-t;o1. y. II. wilson, .cynshtaua.
f,orn, S cls,elan% l' s"ee cesa!a, Saso H. cat:
michael, Tama csty. a.; Z. =. ThaScr. Fond du
Lac; 4. n. FsrnsNorsh Detroit.
7renont Houat-A. T. tnn1ctwater. Arster.
tlam, fto1land:' y. n. Kendall. l!ichmond, Ind;
pesG r ss sse Ser Il; 9o;k E4v' noass. It,
CcdnE RAptds; q. II. Turner. Alhany.
Grand Iiatihc Hdf<t--t.. H.. Perkins. nurlinR.
ton; =. X. Holman, Dosion: John Hancock. fco-
rail- a. 'sn lyek New fotk; , :sa T. J.: i'"1t. st.;
Il. Gordon. Toronto; George c. dlbbons, London,
EnV,
, 1879-01-23
1,ty1sNS TIE SUICIDE.

CORONER MANN HELD An INQUEST YESTERDAY
OIL t;eargu u. l,ur,Is, who committed euIrnlo
Tuesday evening by Awaliowlug half un nunrc
OF opium. Tlt t,,ilowtng letter was found u,,-
drrsscl ta Mrs. Wtnsluw, a. whose hul,su thu
t1rccascd rot,l,r1:
Nn-. WlssL,'w: lly tho time that you gel thls notn
plrasu do nol su4d fur any uur that may rasu NY
lille, with to dsr. There aro no charms In this
wuslu for Ins. and ~, s"ss TINT a,n gulte 10
better land h1ya AlwaYs srca butter digs, anu
10 bs brought IL poverty ly thusu wl,o e4lA,cd 10
b. my fr.cnds II mora thaa eau bear. hasu
as. wsonscG % nc, | a. tous @ 10 o. bs Is saPt9ea W".
TGsrs arc parties IN this city Win hare htataliy
wronKea ue, mud would nnt pay What they owe
nus, tnd hare no t4ra that ahcFu Will bu any tu-
lu,rir. fnt mc. | don't wish NY brother 10 know
tlst ha's cGJet ny cxis,snse. =" ! hare burned
th4 I4uduauln. hut 1t II o. NOT sut1cIeni, and now
take . half ounce af opinul. which 1hlnk will
hus! me In tl!s presence Vt my Aaks:, vi" am
~ dpl someth,ny e to b. w4ca could I've. Iut
my nt stio,,; & wsss a II saa and continued % to
Ect something u cut bus in jasttss
s. veg ssaas' nc a.s any
have. aud asa ths money for whak l owe you
and II thero n5thing oYsF pay NY coa! n.an. 10
hiu. 10 will have to to1yiyu nc. hupS iEat suu
vii not put ,ourseif any Inconvenience abont ny
body but III the t,ts Jury i.1o where they sce ht.
any MnFA. AL! ratAer ihan lead tho lnnsly ullstr-
sblc tifs that lead ! w"uli 1sthes taka NY lie
with mIns own huncs. Your ktndnss. !
hare highly appreciated. AnI ! hnpe inat God
Will reward you accordingly. Mrs. sstunk, una
Sophia, too. were ktnd. Itls thea. that ! Will
preDsfs4. atl il ouly waiting IL bs drank .-and
when this my last etlstie to you IL ended. that
will soon WAIT thlo strrnllY ths lonely, lesolale
anti proud soul OF 0EuAaE Is. benAs.
a letter was found in thu store. partly burned,
signed - Your alfccl!ouate hro;l.cr, VI. Il. ale-
Call, Quttuan, Ca" lt!srrrsulnel tl.e Deceased
bad Eot iuto trouble In ueorgls nut came ~ CHI
cagu. ln one part of the letter the brother says
VI warned yuu against that lnan; now You sce
what It has brought you To-" sud uga,n speaks
about tnc Light li,e store burnel." The de-
<el4tl uaac al attempt " Commit suicide soMe