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SATURDAY.

.,o,-, A LAY Vi april &
a. !, L,o,c,ocs, &c, {, p. m, the follovinr y.
All that certain LOT of ,sna Ia
story brick dwelling house tbs,,..
70 the city OF Wilmington % Sossa,
described as follows u VII. ~ ~
AT The easterly side of Wil.o, ~,
tween Taylor and Ninth st,,.,s
distance OF eighty Ave fes, ~
portherly side OF Taylor strss, ,sa ss
centre OF the party walls hs,sn s
anu the adjoining house on M
thence east-rly through tbe esntrs
walls and parallel W Taylor si,ssr
II Inches To the westerly ,lds n.
feet wide alley, Sommunlcati,s "
other y feet wide alley leadlns /, Y "
and Poplar streets, thence nos,h.i'
allel 10 wilson street II feet jip,bs
corner, thence westerly parallsl |.
nr,t mentioned line and TsSm
throukh the centre OF the parir y,
tween this abd the adjoining hous !,
north III feet ii inches 10 IN ~
essterly side OF Wilson street AMI A
thereby southerly Il leet Sinebs |.
place OF beginning. be the coutsn. @
OF what they may.
Seized a d taken In erscu,Im I
property Of Joel v. 1reenman apd h
Milburne and Annie, his WIN aS
and TO be sold by -
JOHN PYLE. AsI
sherif's Office, New Caslle, Nh
loW. mfnhL
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e HERIFF's SALE,

r,s by Virtue Virtue Of q writ Of L.v,r =.
me directed, will be eroo.aI % ~
sale. at the eAposed 70 4
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. M s,, 0,,,
kept by Isaac G. Pyla :"
wilmington, New Castle a cos... s@ I!
ware. on eounq
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NOTICES.

r osT.-In the Opera House, Monday
IL evening, April 6th. or while going
down Market 70 Eighth and down Eighth
snameIled. % The % findsr u Wit ir'ss receiys Tsos
suitable reward by leaving Il at
apr6-it. THIS OFFICE.
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DUBLIC SALE,

WEDNESDAY, APRIL l4th,
at IL O'Clock, m. sharp,
q Twenty-three head of Ohio
N horses, good workers and driv-
T% 'ers. well knoken and some Of
S them we'll mated, from 4 TO 7
years Ad also one pair OF good mules.
The stock will be on examination al the
stables rom Wednesday the 7th inst, un-
til day OF sale.
TERMs..-.A credit Of ninety days will be
given on the purchaser giving a ban kabIe
note with an approved endorser.
H. SHARPLESS.
ap8-3tdawIts
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LTCENsB NOTICES.

NOTTCE.-I. ISAAC O. PYLE, in
IN compliance with the requirements
OF the act OF Assembly In such case made
shall apply in writing 10 the Court Of
General Sessions OF the Peace and Jail
Delivery OF the State OF Delaw are, In and
for the county of New Castle. ON Mon.
cay 1ay' the 10Th day OF Nay next being the
q license TO keep an inn or tavern, known
As the Lsfay ette Hotel, ct No. sll shIpley
street, being the y. W. corner OF Ninth
and ehipley streets, in the Filth Ward OF
the city OF Wilmington, Delaware, and to
sell intoxicating liquors In less quantities
than one. quart, 10 be drunk ON the pre-
misses. md the following respectable
citizens recommend said application. to
The daily gazette., 1880-04-12

Lf0R RENT.-A desirable farm OF lOS
4 acres situated In Brandywine Hun
dred, adjoining the land OF John Graves.
and hve miles from this city, will be rent.
ed low TO practical man, Apply 10
SAMUEL CULBERT,
apl-Btdawlt. 800 Ship'ey street.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-12

NJ OTICE.-The Diamond state Loan AS
~ ISOLATION is now Issuing new stock:
applications received any time by
GEORGE G. MARIS, Secretary,
Once, No. COL Hhipley street, (second
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cHERIFR's SALE. l
y By virtue OF writ Of Leyari Faeias
TO me directed. viii be exposed 70 public
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A DJoURNED sHERIFPs SALE.

BY virtue OF wit OF Levar! Facjas
20 me directea, Will be exposed TO public
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nv WTANTED-A white girl for cook. Ap
w ply at 1l05 Market street. apr6tf

MOT CE.-5O9 shares, 10th series, Me-
~ chanics' Loan stock for sale. First
pay ment ON the second Tuesday In May
Apply 10 w. J. MORROW, Sec'y,
mar22tomay30, ait French street.
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LAFA ETIE HOFE1,
81 Shipley street, kept by Isaac @. Pyle,
In the city OF Wilmington, Now Castle
County. Del. on
The daily gazette., 1880-04-12

- by virtue OF a writ Of Leyah |. is' =
TO me directed, will be exposed " "
anlQ ut the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29

Mlaun als SbuBmtttsl ssasn l1ase.
stsftr. Die g%npsupuns ees Ilauns &c.
sen bic &sbenfre1sr. pslde ben 8inssrn
tn iiplt9en Sraufrei1 bduis 70 sroBsn
S1aeen sufissn, bat stnen fran;6fiden
@~utSbsfBsr auf BEN Ginfaq sebrabt,
eaSlslbe aud ssBsn srSssrs Sbisre. als
Wansep, Gltsssn uup lelbft &aiten une
Wduls an;upsupsr. gu eieiem 3wsde
lSife sr 2 plumb Alaun in A 9;tsr fpdens
esm @aGer auf unc bradte ptsis GIdis
fafeit tn feeenebeissm 3ufanee In ale
Spaltsn unp 8;is Der SiubsnbSpsn Der
Sernlpei1er, no bic 8attsn unp Wduis
ibre Gin uns auSsanss!Sasr battsn.
Das Doll unp ielbf Die Steine uap
Salfibsrsiss lossn bic aluunl5 lung auf
unp pibreno raS 8afsr Sfrcunfste.
bltsb Der Alaun In 8ryfaqen I'm Sel,s
une In ben @dneern suriif. Da Die
Ibiere nun, na6eem pts alien 95bsr
ssrtppft audi feline neuen mebr u,a>
den fpnntsn, prlbpaneep ie ale In
sinissn Iasen. Die 8ansen psrl6pin=
ben lofprt, rpsnn man bic Uanpe, Sstts
fsusn ulp.. norm fs utten. nit elmer
fo9snpsn MaunlSluns bstrsidt, unc
febrsn ME msbr an pisIe Srte surid.
@snn man 3immsrmanpe Ocsr 3immsrs
teden nit 8alf peiBt unp feet BEN Sal!
Dor BEN @sbrau1 stpas Alaun su, 10
baltsn fi@ tie glisssn sbenfaQS ni&t IN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29
Ginias fir anIaamuna BON 8isf.n

unslei6er Ssidafsnbeft ;u tepsa6tence
&sssln. = ST cine 6la6e, wfl6s aIs
0teis ptsr. 0siee nit 8rGIsrn beIi't
rpsresn fol-, unslsi6artts In Sorsn ute
Geudtisfsit, unp rps&ielt rieie lluslei9s
belt auf flsinsn Yarttsn, 70 blisb r,ur
Gbris, bic game 6ld8e ais sIeibmdsts
an;uns5msn unp pte Wiituns 10 ;u
rpdblsn, Gag man 9rdier fir ale 8os
cenarten ~ 9let6sn Tbeilsn mstgt.
auf elmer Stslle peroen pGnn etsie, auf
Ger aneern iene @riisr, be;n. 8riutsr
ccrberrl6eu. Auf @isisn unp 8stpsn,
pel@s in naiIen Sabrsa ;u ptsl SeuGs
ti9fsit baben, inpen mir 9riisr ents
rifelt wel6e in trpdnerr Satren bort
nibt III bemufsn rpayen, uno umgsfebrt
fincsn iib in uedusn Sabrsn auf feu&s
ten fr:l3sn Wieisu pispsr @rifr, bic In
naienS abrsn bort ni6t pu9isa. DisIs
finp ntht pI5B!td sabtnsetOmmsu, Ion<
bern fs i6ltefsn nur slet&iam 70 LANCE.
wte fe nibt Die Sseinsun9en 81 ibreut
0a&siSum %Sorfanpeu ipbalp pieie se'
sebeu purpen, erpabtsn lte uno sr19fes
men. Sir ipl4s @isisn unp Wetoen 1T
pann bic Wabl Der 9rdisr pie pben &c,
Iast ~ treffsn. 9smerft mag mod psrs
reu, paB je trufensr Der Spren 1T psfp
mebr frdutsrartise 9spddis an bic StsIe
Der 8rdier trstsn mdHsn. sluf sutsn Btes
fen berribsn Die G,ditr Dor anb Srduttr
tuo nur In sertnssm 0raoe ;u fnoe1,
auf i9ledtsn, trpdnsn Wisisn uno 8ets
ben inpet man oorberrl6enO ardutsr uni
TT Elm 3ei9sn. caB Icl&e Sldaen unter
n~mtdnpen. f6 ts6sr ;u gfsr ale ;u 8tfs
len sianeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29
Nath fir Yieroe,Iater.

@at6 far Yfsroe3a9ter. = Sn ct.
mem ldpeptiden 8latte bat firsli9 Der
aud aneerspo rdbmltbf befannte Dips
poloss @raf 6. q. @ranssl cine Rsibs
BON Sstrabtunssn betreTs Der pisrpes
sudt Ssr5fsntliat, bersn Sernpunft ris
folsenosn lummariIhsn &atbI6ldss Bill
ben 1. 9nidfttise fsts senau eis
Srtli6sn 8stbdltniIe. 2. Nimm ME zen
ndbfsn ODER biIiatsn. ipnpern ffsts ben
befsu Dsdbensii. 3. grtnnsrs Did ftsts.
pas stn sriftissr 85rperbau' bee Siqsns
I'm peisntlidfen @raee BON esui Der
Wuttsr bsptnst pirp. A. paare nur Gu
te uno laHe bid ;u feinen Grpertmentsn
perfibuen. 5. Set aGtiam auf ale ins
nsrt uno dussrn Ssbler FER Gltsln 6.
Nimm een ridtiasu 3sitpunft an Gem
bic Yaaruna ffattitursn mug. wabr. z.
Das arabii6e Spri6pprt .StiQfeben
unp Ssttpsrrsn iinb ris iblimmfen
Seinee ess pfsrcss" gilt i'm pCaten
Wass fir Die 3u6ttbisre. s. Sin snali'
Itss Spridport ron ui6t ssrinasr Be-
psptuns iast! Die Natur iaaTt pas
Saqsn, Der 3d4tsr, ras i'm srfsn Sabre
Der 9ruuo su eem perrencen pferce
sslsst ipsrpen mus. 10. Osnfe slftbfaas
saran, eab rerr @ertb pss pferpeS eurd
zen Wassn ssbt" uno Dir Ger BET Ger
aufsudt seipurts Sfsnnis lsi&t tbulsrs
psiie wispsr usrlOrsn ssbsn fam. fl.
Salte nismals ras iunse Sbisr slsi6 sis
mem g~sfanssnsn, ionesrn stitatte Jpn
frtlbe Cuff une oisl Sspssuna peun
S1muB, i&le6te 9uft unp Irasbsit sers
Isibsn feline Srdfts. IL. Gin altsS pabre5
@prt iast : .8sin pfsrp pbns gdBs'
a9ts paber aud auf bic 8dss pss iuus
gen Gbisrsa. IS. Ssusbre cas- Sbisr Dor
lleberanifrsnsuna: .Irbsit sibt Sraft
unp @~siunpbsit, etn 3uotel ispp6 ser'
pifst SeireS. IA. Gel itstS Der 6srr
rsS Sbisrss, niemals ater istn ..plase'
seif!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29
Slumeu IN couieruir.n. - Linn @ei

Sluuen ju eonierbirsR. - I'm 9siE0
den unc ionfiae feline, xiepli6e Slinfs
6sn, ubne pieielter In 8iide ~ binpen,
In 0afsr LANCE ~ %conierpiren, nimut
man ein S6dHsl&sn. 9lds6sn opsr
cine Slumenpaie. Iest sin Stafber
fairies papier, nadpem man sinsn Ss,
batter nit Dofsr ssfiat.. pbsn auf bou
3ano cesielben, ittdt in oisiss papisr
eSber unp ifsft bic Stisltsn Der Slus
men 10 tisf btnru;&, cas ptslslben In
Wa6er fommsn. Daeurd baltsn bte
Slim&en pifl ldnser. als psnn fe In
BOUQUETS sebuncsn, unp sS fsbt aud
piel nteeliter aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29

Der Sdlefer trat Dor i'm BIN nit ben
Wcrten : .Wufer Susb Ysaeeof. Sbr
babt ben Dunftan SiBs 8pY eri&lasen !
Btr 9etce Bier IaFsn gu9 Ssrbuftsn uno
psrssn piber Gu@ 3eussn."
BrdQeno pie Elm p%iitbenber Stier,
lbaumtrtefsneen Wunces rpanb Der
f~raftlOle 8srbrs6er f6 Serssbsns.
UNI ii6 aus cen nerSissu @ruen ess
naiiauil6en Walrbornblilers III befrsten.
rNe, Mdnnefsn, los fpulmI9te nit" rief
ctsIer. ,.Msr @stsrpalrer iein Don,
oerben S&Ias ; BET uns s'5aus in NaIs
fan bot ees 8afsr gtie unp Der @ain
6sisr: men nsr s'padt ban, zen Iaie
n,sr nit 70 lsi9t!"
Sn bieisu Iussntlif fam bic @irs
thin nit ,pet polisetbsam:sn ;urdd ; Der
Btrtb bate feline Srau ndmliG fofort
mad Der polisst eeIhtdt, ais Der S6le,
Fer tbm feline Abt4t su ~erfsrnen gas,
BEN 9erpalter als W5rser Dun fans
rrrbaften ;u laien.
Suab psareuf par eri65pft, er ~leiitsts
feinen 8iperftanp me5r. Die pcli;eibe:
artsn fdbrtsn ibn ms @efdnsnib a.,
Siunsn psnissn Winutsn mar Der
3onse Srt auf Zen Ssinen /; BE 8uuee
BON lem @ei6ebsneu bate fiS nit
Ssuerseile ron SauS ~ Saus Serbrsttet.
Die SclfsmenSe iammslts fi6 Dor Der
Ssrberse an ; IS crcbte Gin fSrmlider
Iufrubr: risn rrolts III 9oro @olclmip's
@ut stebsn uno Jpn CUR Nnsrtsnnuns
isiner Sinosr ;utnsen. 9atsr SiBs &cy
absr uno Der S6lsisr serbineerten riss
unp terubisten rte ~aufsersete Wense.
Damn traten bic eeutibsn Muifanten
Dor Der 5srbsrse ;uiammsn unp ipisltsn
Ten alien eeutiten abenc Gboral
.Sn tisisr Radt
Sei bu uns Sbirm une Wa6t,
8 Soft! @paf Define 1a6t
Stun rTtntarsnl
ShIB' uns Dor Sstp,
Scr Satan's 9if uns Hsie,
Diff uns i'm Iesttn Streit,
Sn 5Ob'sssfabrsn J"
Batter Giss Rrs psrabif fspsts fib tief
bepest BON Gem SdlsiIsr, nadcem fe
no9mals Ssrsinbart battsn, am anbern
Wcrsen NIT ben Sinbsrr, ,u 9Orc 8oIc<
imto ;u ssbsn. Der nddfe 0es pss
Yfarrsrs mar sur Sirae. bort bstste er
bic Witterna1t fir eas SeeIsnbsil bes
serbaftetsn 8erbrsasrs unc fir bas Slid
Der arn,en psrfoBenen Sinper.
(S@luB fplet)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29

benz 3immer auf. Die a%npenbuns bss
Glauns fam In allen bielen Siqsn Der
9eiuurbstt ces Weni6sn nidt osn nttts
cstsn S&acen sntisen. Das @erfab>
rem rss 9utsbefBerS n bereits In Stes
len Departments In Granfretd befannt
uno dterau NIT einem aussrcrcsntliden
Grfplg ansepenbet poroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-29
Bas SeHe.

Die .Nsus", Oanburp, Conn.,, iassu:
Barner's Safe NetOins 1T bas bette Wits
tel fur N%srusnteibsn, bas bic @eIt ie ses
iebeu BAT.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-11-04
SUED BY HER ESCORT.
The Custodian of s25O.OG0 Worth of
Diamonds Get a Verdict for 81 200.

In the summer of 1873 Charles Dean,
while in San Francisco, met Mrs.
Theresa P. Bell, by whom he was en-
plOyed to travel with her as an escort.
The result Of this employment was a
suit which was brought by Dean in the
supreme court of this district The
trial was begun on Monday last, the
plaintiff testifying that under Mrs. Bells
instructions he passed" for her broth
er; that his employer provided him
with three suits of clothing, a watch
and a ring, with which to make an ap-
pearance as respectable as her own, and
that he had been paid only $50 for his
services, while he was obliged to take
personal charge Of $3.50, 600 worth of
diamands and jewelry Mrs. Belltesti-
fed that at the time she engaged Dean
he was hanger-on at her residence
and that she told him if he would attend
her and make himself useful she v"-'lld
pay his expenses.
She further said that while in lis
she discharged Dean, paying his pass
age to New York. On arriving here
he brought suit in Kings County
He obtained an attachment against her
property, by which she was detained
in this city at a weekly expense of $500.
This she set up as a counter claim, but
the jury yesterday gave Dean a verdit
for 81 200 Notwithstanding.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-11-04
CRIME.

IDAHO reioices over the return to her
penitentiary of three escaped convicts who
had already killed two pursuers.
4 BURGLAR in Brooklyn made heavy
haul in bank notes, and sat deliberately on
the victims bed to count them over, in
which position he was seized and held un-
til policeman arrived.
JAMES BAXTER, the match-stamp thief,
now fugitive from justice at Chicago, has
distinguished himself at Toronto by kid
mapping his son from his divorced wife's
attorney, and escaping to Montreal
REVENUE COLLECTOR WADE, of Savan-
nah, reports the arrest of the notorious
moonshiner, Wash Parham, and the des-
truction OF his distilIery.
SAMUEL +. PERRY, a negro who took a
leading part in arranging the exodus from
North Carolina to Indiana, was arrested,
Oct. 2Sth, at the second auditors office in
Washington. on charge of forging school
orders in North Carolina.
Two persons named Reilly and Wycoff
escaped from the city Jail of Alton, ILL.,,
by digging through stone wall. The lat
ter was recaptured. but the former made
good his escape.
A SPECIAL to the Pioneer Press says
Robert Lowe, of West Albany. Wabasha
county, in this state, shot and instantly
killed his wife and infant child, and after
wards blew his own brains out. Domestic
trouble was the cause of the tragedy.
Mrs. MEAKER, who with her son AL
mon, is in jail under Indictment for kill
ing little Alice Meaker, her husbands half
| sister, at Waterbury, VT, last spring, made
a nearly successful attempt to burn the
jail on Oct %. She set fire to the cell but
the flames were discovered in time to save
the Jail.
AN attempt was made to rob the nation
al bank of Wellsbury, W. Va, October
| so. AS the watchman was entering the
bank he was attacked by three men and
knocked down his cries caused the robbers
10 run. Pursuit was made and one ofthe
gang arrested and taken in custody by the
mayor. He gave his name as G. Carson,
and says he resides in Chicago.
A FURIOUS fight occurred few nights
age in low den near Camp Sheridan,
where a large number of cowboys and
soldiers had congregated. A dance was in
progress, and poor whisky was consumed
in large quantities by both sexes. One
man was shot dead on the floor early IN the
evening, but the festivities were continued
until the whole party became involved in
a shooting affray. Two men were killed
and several wounded
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-11-04

Hancock county, William Buschmann.
and Conrad Beck, merchants of
this city. Faut has been in business
here since the war, in which
he took an honorable part and has been
generally recognized as upright and indus
trious. Until this exposure he was never
suspected of crookedness, although it is
now stated that his brother Ernest paid
81 800 about a year ago to screen him from
punishment for similar otfense. and
which led to unpleasant feelings between
them. To his devotion to politics IS laid
the cause of his troubles. A w. Ritzinger
says that Faut told him Gov. Hendricks
had promised him a good office after eIec-
ton, and on this he had held out against
the fast-rushing time of disaster until the
returns showed the defeat of the democ-
racy. Some of the money raised on the
forged Endorsements is believed TO have
gone into the campaign fund.
THE Ansonia Watch and Clock works.
Brooklyn, \. Y, burned on the 29th inst.
Loss over half million The main build
ing of the factory covered fifty city lots.
Phelps, Dodge q Co., are largely inter
eSted IN the AnsOnia company. The de-
struction of the works throws two hun
dred persons out Of employment. Half Of
the employees were young women and girls.
The company manufactured their own
gas, and have their own gas retorts. 1t is
said, before the workmen left the gas got
low and began to flicker. 1t was impossi-
BILE for the men to continue work, so they
left, leaving the gas-jets turned on Some
went out. Gas still flowed in from the re-
tort, it is said and escaped, which may
account for the explosion which the watch
man heard. The company, it is said, esti.
mate their loss at 81 100000. and are not
insured for more than half that sum. A
meeting was held by the board of fire un-
derwriters. A majority of the insurance
that are losers by the fire at the
mandatory of the Ansonia Clock compa-
ny were represented. The aggregate
amount of insurance on the building,
stock, and machinery was found to be
1895, 1000 distributed among ninety-fve
The policies vary from S2,-
500 to $4,000 1t is said that no compa-
ny is interested for more than $4,000.
There are some forty New York companies
involved, and New Orleans, Cincinnati,
and Boston companies are interested. A
committee of five was appointed to take
the matter in charge and adjust the losses.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-11-04
MADDEN, THE HACkMAN.
A Notorious Ruffian Arrested as a
Fugitive From Mays Landing Jail.
Philadelphia Times.

John Madden, known to the police as
the ''ruffian hackman" on account of
several brutal assaults upon passengers
in his ''aight hawk" hack, was among
the fugitives in the recent jail delivery
from the by no means impregnable
lookup at Mays Landing, n. J. He
was there awaiting trial on charge of
larceny. His description was sent to
this city and yesterday Special Officer
Kingston, Fourth district arrested
Madden. Madden, who gave 639 Owen
street as his abode, was before Magis-
trate Smith yesterday afternoon. Mad
den said he did not wish to go without
a requisition, but the magistrate, learn
ing from Madden himself that he had
not been tried yet, said the case was
one which requisition touched and
committed him to await the arrival of
the Sheriff of Cape May county. Mad
den, who is a small man with broken
nose, was last in trouble in 1879, on
the charge of robbing III. 6. Moore, of
915 North Sixteenth street, Of $780, but
was acquitted. He had been arrested
several times previously y for assaults up
on passengers, one, upon a Bucks
county farmer named Carr, eleven
years ago, who was decoyed to a place
near Point Breeze Park and there beat
en- and robbed, having secured him
five years imprisonment. His hack
was sometimes employed to carry the
plumber from burglaries.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-11-04
VERY LATEST NEWS.
4 Record OF Important Events,
Domestic and Foreign.
WASHINGTON.

UNITED STATES currency outstanding
is 1882, ,622, ,835.
TIE assistant United States treasurer
| has been instructed to purchase s., 5000, 600
| in q. S. bonds for sinking Iund.
THURSDAY, Nov %, has been designated
by the president as day of national
thanksgiving.
! ACTING Postmaster General Tyner has
issued an order forbidding the payment of
postal money orders and delivery of reg
| istered letters to r. c. Winkersmith, OF
Louisville, KY, or A. w. Harris & Co.,
New York, agents of the Frankfort school
fund lottery.
COLLECTOR CLARK, under date of Allan
! ia, Ga, telegraphs: Have seized within
thirty days thirty illicit distilleries, two
teams, and about one thousand gallons of
illicit spirits. Nine Of the distilleries
were in the notorious Red Oak neighbor-
hood. As soon as stills are torn out in
that section others are at once set up and
illicit work resumed.
THE annual report for the fiscal year
ended June 80, 1880, shows that to date the
postal service was in operation on /, lis
| railroad routes aggreCating So, 1870 miles in
length, at an annual cost for transpOrta-
ton alone of 80, ,498, ,9S6; cost of transpor-
tatiOn on 1868 star service routes aggre-
eating 235, ,256 miles for the year, was 81
32l. .449. This was $9,196,619 in excess of
expenditures for the same branch of ser
vice in the preceding year, and was 81 ,42l, !
449 greater than the estimate submitted
| by the department to congress in Decem-
Der, 1873.
THE new state, war, and navy depart
ment building progresses slowl toward
completion. The great cost of this gigan-
tic structure is already well up in the mil
lions From Col Casey's report this season
it IS shown that the south wing, occupied
| by Secretary EVarts and his forty-fve
clerks, cost, exclusive of furniture, 50 3,372,- :
| 1895. The east wing, where the navy
| department is to be, is completed at a cost
of g, ,672, ,2S7 .43, making total of sc, ,046,-
226.7S. The building is Just half COM
pleted to this point. A round $l20O0,00O
will have been expended when the build
ing is completed.
CHIEF Brooks, of the secret service, has
returned from Chicago, where he went to
interview Doyle. He says, first that
counterfeit United States per cent. bonds
of the issue of 1861, of the denomination
of $1,000, have been hypothecatcd by
| BrOckyay, Doyle, ct al. and some of
them are now in the hands of private in
dividuals and banking institutions in this
country az collateral for loans; second,
that this class of bonds have also been for
warded to Europe and have been or will
| be hypothecated there The chief engrav-
er of the bureau of engraving and printing,
| after careful examination, pronounces
the bonds captured in Chicago from Doyle
as undoubtedly counterfeit. Dir. Upton,
acting secretary of the treasury, says there
is no reason to suppose any of those coun-
terfeit bonds or coupons have been paid by
the treasurer, but that they are a most
dangerous counterfeit, and dealers in gov
ernment securities should be on their
guard