davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
f4s fint9ss-Hsa'ossst
The New Orleans Democrat
ami New Orleans 1':Aes,
Consolidated Dece inl,s.r
4, EASl.

A rc!rc-en'"iir" NY -f''.'r mast fad il,
way mo every hu ii.">> c-Is'a;-hnirrJ and to
every Ir.si.lc Hruaud wh',h clJ>..r> ever. ut,
ino>: urii. ary Intelligence i-in-r- any ,,u,-
uon ~ The tH:aii- OF II. '"t,e .ivirg ~ Me
Sou'hwe-icrr and tfrf S',,e, ,hai ~. lisEs.
DrH"cRAT i thu paper; tha, Il -rt",'Ics an
OF he elements ami po-se--e, all th- qua HES
that they can reasonably expect to hnd III Il
lavOrI;c juinnait
The enterprise. r;i-h and pro.rr-. Of lie
Nv Ole tus pEAuchAT dunnI TIE past cI4n.
ten runth. have BECOME pruy-rDIaL y
Journal p,.bi:-icd IN The South h.- made ,,.,,l
progress IN th- seme pr,iod OF tine -,
New Orleans Tiu,-> has teen fur ,u,ny year.
r-c". S,,:,d as che OF the lea Ing journals IA.
The country.
The cuf,oiilaiei is.uc. The Trz..,p,xo.
CHAT, VII emhody the ties, cleinrnt- tie
highest sirin-- Of Dorh. Ii viii SIMPLY be
ihuut question Tie ld-al paper OF Tie on-..
nt-, nan. the MECHANIC. planter. ..rrer ~
ianli,, the people, at AL Glasses ana cund,>
uuns. Ii Is wa>I" Ut lime 10 en,!tf., -. The.
eScelenc'e, ui - issue. II i the -I.buAi
ment OF the 'n..'tfn newspaper kvety 81,
parlu;ent III I, nH- been ra.seu To- the hisi-,t
standard ihe ua. nr the Weekly lines,
DEMOCRAT should r-,cn every place Of busy
ne>- and every home Ia ri.e on .wc stc.n ai.d
Gulf States.
The subscription rates for tie Daily are "a
follows, payabie In;.l,ance:
Ole year (cVery day). .sl2 SIX morrh- s.
hrrr mouths. ......-.-.3 Que rnunth
fo stage prefaid
The rates Tor NE Weekly are as follows:
Ohe year (Sai'',ia,>).. 81 30 Six months.
- cent,. lhree months. 90 Postage prep aid
The Weekly is never less than u pages ia
NE. ana l. IrlIly IL. h...t .nI 1.l...,un-,
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17

John Haywood and John Bohner ri lnd.a>
m, were rivals for the hand Of young lady.
Haywood seems to have got the inside TRACK.
At any rate Bonner way laid him as lie was
going from the youhg lady's house last Mon
day night and killed him. The murderer
was run down with dogs. That's the way
the Hoosiers do them.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17

Judge Louis +. Lamy, an aged and
highly esteemed citizen of Monroe,
died, after on illness Of several weeks
Thursday afternoon. Judge Laoy
was q native of this parish, and died.
loved and respected. At the ripe old
sge Of 81 years. He was parish judge
Of Ouachita parish from 1882 to 1874.
Since 1914 the Judge has been occupy
ing only the position Of a private eiti-
zen seldom ieaveing the cherished
bounds of bis own uupre,ending home-
stead, but enjoying the estee" OF those
who did not know him personally as
well az those who did. He was q
gentleman of the old school. and q
citizen Of unblemisbed repute and In
flexisble dew o,ion to bis country. Peace
to bis ashss7-OAachita Telegraph
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17
SheriH's Sale.

VIM. z. Faster, N. II.
No G6I. W. State Of Louisiana
Mrs ). A. Nichols 4 Parish OF klchiand,
Husband, Individually 5,n District Court.
Il Turk.
By v'rrne Of n writ Of 4 "a. issued from
the Honl 9Th Di>;rnr Cont IN and tor the par.
i-h Of Rchand, state OF Louisiana, in the
above entitled and numbered suit, and 10 me
directed, have seized and Will u.!,.r for sale
IA, the door of the cUui house. IN the lowe Of
Rayvill". on
Saturday, the In day Of December.
1881,
al public anrtion. TO the last and highcs; bid.
der, and within IL" nouns prescribed ~ law,
the following described property, ,o.wm:
The south east quarter st south east qua rieT
of section twen'y-eisht AMI north east quarter
Of north west quarter o! section twcniytwo,
all IN township fifteen Uo:t' range SIX east
containing eighty acres. more or les.
Terms Of saie--Tweive months ere lit.
purchaser to give bond with approved >ecuri>
", bearing per cent prr annurn interest from
cate, and mortgage retained on the property.
LEN SCOTT
SheriFs Office. Rayvi!le, La, Sheriff.
D.c.,,he Sru
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17

Succession Of DANIEL r Petit, Deccawd
By vir,ne vt IN order - -,i-- issued from
nc t,or 5,h District Corr IA and for the
Parish at Rrh!ani. STATE ~ Louisiana. IN the
matter Of the sncce->lon Il -. K Ptrrn de-
ceased, ;r.i To me dircc;.l, Will onrr TOR
sale. a, he Drug store ia,ely kept by the de-
rra~rd, i'll HI Town OF Rayvile, La or
Wursdcy, the 18Th day Of Decembe.',
1881,
NJ ruhllc aurtion, 10 the asi and highest bid.
Ter, and within the hours prescribed by Jaw
ne entire stock contained IN sad drug II -
consisting of Drugs. Tr!icincs, notions tar
niure etc, !U'i or-,rptiUn nt Ih- saru- can
- seen on the inventory 81 said succession
W IN he H. the CLERKS office.
Terms Oi sair--Oash, nth the benefit OF
alfra!-emen,.
LEN SCOTT,
Sheriff. Office, RHyvle La, Sheriff
December. Jid, 1881 -2;.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17
Saturday, the l7h day Of December.
CUCIESSlDN SALE.
Succession Of JokH Bishop. Decra@d

Succession Of JokH Bishop. D,ceaSd
S,l,e Of Louisiana, Parish OF Rlchiand
By v rtne Of an order of sale. issued from
the Honorable oh District CURT IA ani for the
Parish Of Richar.h, State Of the Louisiana
in The abnve succession AMI 10 rnc directed,
viii Utter for sale, at the door OF the count house
IN the town OF RaY,iiie. on
Wednesdoy. January 3rd. 1882,
at public auction 10 the LAST and highest bidder,
the following described property belonging to
said >'sccessou. to-wt:
White place, d.-cr'hed as fellows: South,
west Quarter and west bail at southeast quar-
ter Of Section 81, Township IS ~. Rare Q
East. containing 10 acre, also the undivided
one-haf interest IN the following described
lands The northwest quarter aid southeast
quarter, and the southwest quarter of mouth
cas-, quarter of section :, Township II y d.
Range g Eat: ani IurS three, siX and seven.
and sDnthwes: iracnonai quarter AMI north
west quarter II northwest quarter of Src'inn
Il. Township II u. Rage 10 East. containing
1.'T acres more or les-c
Term, of ,a!e--cash, with 'hc benefit Of
apPraeemcn,
JOHN W. JOHNSON,
Dec. 3 1881 I. iminis'Or.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17

SAID the Raven 10 the swallow, "iour
h-sn,y ! hat tor the Summer, but mine W.;
stand rrEy winters; t,I:cirE the moral
"Daiablir'y l. better than show. VII
among tn reader, e.: ,hi> paper cann"j call To
r,.uf many similar instances. Ai'hou-t
iraury - rvane>crr't, yet We cal y'ur rimd
tn txu -t,h,h AMI t.raHtiiIi young ladies, both
OF uhDin have spells % >rsn--- peculiar To-
lrr TX. Ou- oheuna:cly refuse, 20 u,c prop
cr remedies for 'hr r->'nra;!un @! h.a',h. She
>o,n droops a"d fade, away. The oler
hecds advice, procur-s Dr. Drongo, lie : ~.
GLIss tsxALE BiF..Gs is restored 10 heath
and remains b. au,,.'d many years. Dee. 10
=,
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17

! will offer for sale nj public anction. 10 The
lat and highest bidder. on ny premises, near
Debit La. ca easy terms, on
1hursdGy, Uecenlber 2OM. 1881,
all my lands. WINCH are we'll improved, with
goo" hon t., stables. perfect perrnr@ new
horsepower Gin, Win betting and every
hing complete also AL my pcrsou' property.
consisting ri rnuie> horses. cows, hogs, pOul-
IT,, hVuss -EO.u a,.d kilcEen iufnnnfe, blacks
smith and plantation tools, wagons, plows,
gear; AID IN fact everything n"ressary 10 a
complete Perfect isrm. Ii not sold, the
land will be rented on the same day upon TIE
most liberal terms.
go JOHN e. SrANSEL
Dec. Bird. ] 1881! --,t.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17
SALE.

p. {. Berry state Of Louisiana,
NJ. l3O. ". far,a Of h,,hiaud,
John Moole. l., ward Magistrates
Court
BY virtue Of a wri; of & Fl ,>>ucd from
thu iionI. l., wart Naxi>,rat-'> Conn Ia and
Tor the Parish of Rlchla,,d STATE Of LOUISIANA
N HE Above entitled and numbered su!i, aud
to u.r directed | have seized ami viii otter
for sale, within tt hours prescribed by law
h-f r. The du'r o. the Courl House, IN the
town Of Delhi. on
Saturday, he 24h day Of Decemter,
1891.
=: public ancrion, TO he AL and highest bid.
der. the following described properly, to-wIt
O..e Grey Narsr.
SEIZED as rhr properly of John Moore.
defendant. and Il! hr sold to saris y sald
Wit 81 Il ta inltrr.' and ali costs
Term. OF saie-ca,h, with the benefit Of
arlra:s,ncnt
S A. OWEN.
Constable.
De.ti, La. Nov. 2s,h, l>Sl.-.;r
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17

Il you want good, snts,ant.! ,ui; Of
clo,Lc> call and 80" tie suii, Il,
NANGHAX and DAVIS.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17

Who will subscribe iOs the BEACON for tie
year 1859!
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17

The Weekly is never less Than u pages IL.
>tze, an! IL really the best and Cheapest
weekly paper Published.
Richland beacon., 1881-12-17
DECa'F.SSIOS SALE.

Deli. La. Nov. 24;h, l>Sl.-;r
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
THIRD EDITION
why THERE WILL BE NO EXTRA
SESSION,

WASHINGTON, March 10.-The pros
pests Of an extra session are constantly
iosseninQ. The purpose Of one would
be to secure Republican reorganization
OF Congress with the view OF sending
investigating committees into The south
aud the excuse for calling 1t would De
the need of funding measures, but the
Republican force in the House as shown
Nv the last election is LAT, which is
bare quorum. Since then MIR. Conger
has gone to the Senate, Mr.. Frye Will
soon follow and Mr.. Morton is to De
sent to France. The vacancies cannot
be filed by election until after thirty
days' notice by the Governors OF the
States concerned. 1t is said that Gov
ernor Plaisted will not be IN hurry 10
issue such a notice and that Democrat
will succeed Mr.. Morton. This would
leave the Republicans in minority. IL
NAV be relied upon that there Will be
no extra session called until Republican
reorganization can be assured.
Tie omission of Sci ator Sherman's
name from the Finance COMMITTEE Of
the Senate has attracted some attention
but it was inevitable under the rules OF
the Senate. He could not be put On the
Finance Committee because there wa'
NO Republican vacancy on it. NORTH
Ferry, Jones of Nevada, and Allison
who are the Republican Representatives
on the committee, still remain In tn
Senate.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
Frem Yesterdays Late Bditien
TIRED OF LEE.

William G. Mcdowell, q stone mason,
residing at 300 \. Eighth street, at
temped suicide last evening, BY taking
laudanum. He had been cut during tho
afternoon, aud returned home aboHt
5 so o'clock. After taking seat he
drew from his pocket bottle contain
ing the fatal drug, and poured the con-
tents into q cup in which he had been
mixing medicine. AS he was In the
act of drinking the contents his wife
noticing his actions, at once suspected
something wrong, and quickly dashed
the cup TO the floor, but not before the
man had swallowed some of the drug.
Mr.. Mcdowell then went up stairs,
and going into his bedroom locked the
door. In the meantime DIR. Keablcs
was summoned, aud upon arriving, with
the assistance of Mrs. Mcdowell broke
the door in, and found her husband
lying upon the floor IN an unconscious
state. The usual remedies we're applied
by the Physician, and in short lime
Mr.. Mcdowell was aroused FROM his
stupor aud was walked out upon the
streets for some time. He has now
fully recovered. A depression OF spirits
Is supposed 20 have led him 10 commit
the rash act.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
Local Lanes.

The sale Of dry goods at Sanders
sto still continues.
The alarm Of fire Las, cy,nH,
ABOUT 6 o'clock proved to be iaIs
one.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE i.ui
yesterday afternoon is an iutcre,.n.
number.
The Harlan s. HoNingsw0rtltG,
will launch II large iTon SIDE SNsA
steamer tomorrow.
Tony Dcnier's "Humpty Dump!'
troupe in the Opera House on MOI
day evening nt xt.
William Mcdowell living "
Eighth street near Locust attempt
ed to commit suicide yeslerda! d
ternoon hy taking laudanum,
In what direction does Cape Va
lay from this city ? is the qle'.a
that now agitates the memyen
Ogle's Senate. 1t bears soulhas
Thieves attempted to enter b
residence of +. McInall, consi
Eleventh and Jefferson street, h
were frightened Off by the eleE
alarm bell ringing. The alarn;r
on every door and window in D
house.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
OFFICIAL VISITATION.

Albert A. Witsil, of Philadelphia,
the Hon. National Grand, Master OF
the National Grand Lodge, A. O. G..
F., visited this city ON Wednesday
evening, accompanied by Frederick
w. Fiske, Grand Scribe OF the Grand
Encampment of Pennsylvania-for
the purpose Of meeting with Della
ware Encampment, No. l, A. .. G..
F. After a little social intercourse
with the members he proceeded to
exemplity the work, which he did III
an acceptable manner. There be-
ing no Grand Encampment here
Thomas +. Moreland was appointed
District Deputy Grand Patriarch
for this District. The Grand on.
GERS left the city with very favor
able impression in regard to the
workings and prospects Of Delaware
kncampment.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
THE U. s. SEN ATE.

In the u. S. Senate, yesterday, Mr..
Ednunds, OF Vermont, appeared and
was qualified for his new term. A CON-
mumcalon was received from Secretary
Window stating that he had borward
his resignation as Senator to the Cover
nor Of Minnesota. M. Pendleton called
up the resolution ploVldlng for the rsor-
ganZation Of the SeLat Committees,
and Mr.. Conkling preserved all points Of
order thereon" Mr.. Davis, of Illinois,
made speech defining his position as
the Independent member, and declining
the craftsmanship OF the Judiciary Com
mittee, as he preferred to retain his old
position. At the suggestion Of Mr..
Harris, of Tennessee, that Mr.. Davis
should name chairman, be moved to
substitute the name Of Mr.. Garland. of
Arkansas. Mr.. Coukllug then raised the
point that the resolution was not in
order. Ii changed rule of the Senate,
and notice of the intended change must
be given In writing and laid over for one
day. The Vice President sustained the
point, whereupon Mr.. PeDdleton APP
pealed from MS decision. Pending dis
cussion Of the appeal, the Senate went
into executive session, aud when the
doors we're reopened adjourned until
Monday.
Ii was decided in Yesterdays Cabinet
meeting that the legal tenders deposited
for the retirement OF circulation should
not be returned TO the banks where the
transaction was completed by the surren-
der Of the security bonds or by redemp-
ton against the amounts deposited
This decisions will prevent the return OF
about eighteen out of the nineteen
millions Of legal tenders deposited tc
! date.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
FROM WALL STREET.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE Baltic
delivered ZOO, 900 gold to Drexel't
house to day; about q million more is
on the sea, and half million was tax,
On out of the Bank of England thit
forenoon for New York. These
amounts, added to the $500, 600 re.
ceived yesterday, make total of 49,.
900, 900 that has been attracted this
way by the latest decline in sterling.-
The probability is that half a million
70 a million more has been ordered out
of which we have no account, as some
of the bankers keep their movements
absolutely private.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
LAUNCH AT HARLAN'S.

Tomorrow morning at high water,
which, to be particular, will be at two
minutes past ten o'clock the "City OF
WORCESTER" the largest side wheel
steamer ever built in this city will b,
launched at the yards of the Harlan 4
llollingsworth Company. The dimen-
siohs of the steamer are as follows:
Length, $50 feet; beam, 40 feet; beam
over all, So feet; depth, 10 feet and
inches. Her machinery Will consist ol
one surface eondensing working beam
engine with cylinder % inches in dianet-
er aud Effect stroke. 1t is being built
for New York and Norwich Transports
ton Company and will run between
New York aud Norwich. She is fifty
feet longer than the Republic, and lacks
three inches of being as wide as the draw
of Market street bridge, through which
she will have to pass when completed.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
FOREIGN ITEMS.

More arrests were made In Ireland
yes,erday.-The Arms bill was read a
third time.-Mr. Gladstshe's feeble
health causes grave anxiety. The report
that he will shortly hand over the Chan
cellorship OF the Exchequer to Mr.. Cos
chen is contirmed.-A decision was
given In the Queens Bench yesterday
that the affirmation made by Nj. Brad
laugh OH taking his seat for Nodthamp-
tou was not valid oath, and he was
mulcted in penalty of $500 but al
LEVIED time to appt Al. If this judgment
is sustained it will uuseat him.-Ur-
gency having been declared for Mon
days business in The Commons, the
Irish members will not attend the pub
lie meetings in Ireland Tomorrow
England assumes five millions of the
Afghan war experimentation
have been sent by the Dublin Emer.
| 2ency Committee TO the relief of Con.
nemara rector who is "boycotted. MIR
Parnell has called upon the Irishmen d
Coventry TO veLe for the Tory candidate
in the election which takes place there
to-day.-Mr. Gladstone says The rumor,
that peace negotiations had been opened
With the Beers are either premature o.
groundless.-Si Frederick Roberts viii
reach Durham about March ~ Lore
Hammer IS deAd.-fhe House of Lord
yesterday dismissed the rchborn,
claimants appeal.-It is said tina. Mr.
GlAdstone's Irish Land bill, which will
probably not be brought down unit
after Easter, goes further than even th
Radicals looked for.-rhe League agi
tation is dying out aud the proclalme,
districts are quiet.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
NEWARK LETTER
TAKEN Ik-MEETING OF 1lpc

TAKEN fE-MRETINC op nm,
NV MILkMAN-Acll Dr .tIl'iS
correspondence OF the Gazet,. ''%
NEWARK, March ll.-A sh..
tea our town last Mordo, r'sI' PET VII.
alter gathering a crowd aronn ,e1 ~ 8 aid
ceeded TO boodwink item in tLa u' u PTe
ing mamie: He would ,fr.r 1ne 'oOS
Jewelry to be sold al any nrio peerd
and then W uld retuIn TO ta '.e oreTet,
double the amouAt If mo, rS pu,Silast
make MIN present Of his ppTcb aa' as0
TINS manner he drew them o' 10
large sum was offered when Sn uIula
scoop In the whole not reInr nv would
money but In some insta,cr, aug @'
worthless watch chain. e"llsI
In Wednesdays letter we ertor...,
STATED that Benjamin Wilson hsJ Ga a'Y
into partnership with A. H. F,'b ouT,ed
when we should have had il Ds ,,J !; ~ ~
son. O"''u WI.
Mr.. Hudson Steel yesterday ron..,
into the residence formerly occn a,"V'sd
DIR. A. X. Shaw, he having nnt peu
the same from the latter pentlr,n, ,'%'
Mr.. John Lewis has purcba..,
bagatelle table and has had il nl ,1,I !
one OF the rooms Of his hotel ''''''D V
A meeting of the citizen, NJ vou..
was held in exchange hail on Y st'''
day evening, the purpose being if I n",a'
Ole TO get new charter grained S'
town, having in view the genera a N
pToveinsnt Of the toSn, such AZ ~
widening Of pavemenls, street prad'n. " !,
Another new milkman made ii, ",
pearance this week on our stros,, X
rumor has II that there will NJ ss
another.
Mrs. William Heisler, former roll
dent OF this town, died at the re,idsr,
OF her Son MIR. Charles HeisIer ,sss
day. Her body will be brought to ys
ark on Saturday and inltrrd ha
family lot, IN the NJ. c. Gene ary.
MIR. John Rambo accidental cd a,
OF his wrists caught in some marb.y,
at Casio Machine Co.., woi ks,badyt
Grating the same. Mr.. Samuel I'M.
also had the misfortune 10 cut one N
fingers of while cutting hay one day
| week.
The ledger was not sold on Wels
day owing TO the low prices advance
The inclemency Of the weather prob5l
kept those away who would oibers
have been present. There were Gnyp
bidders, present, $3.50 being tile h'gh.G
bid. .
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
General News.

Secretary Lincoln took charge of the
War Department yesterday morning.
The President yesterday nominated
Henry q. Pearson 10 be Postmaster at
New ork.
Hon. Carl Schurz, ex-Secretary of the
Interior, was rendered a banquet la.t
night at Barnum's Hotel by number of
German-American citizens.
In the Wisconsin Legislature on
Thursday, the Woman Suffrage and Pro
hloltloh amendments to the State Con-
Ssitueioh were asieated by a close vote
The Senate of Rhode Island yesterday
rejected the House amendment TO the
State Constitution, giving school suffrage
TO women.
1onn hlch' a state senator OF Mich
isan mas ueeh holhihaIed ny the Ike
puoilcShI ior cong less man from the
seventh Dlstflet oil That State, 10 succeed
Y. u. Cohgef, chosen U. ). Senator.
A bill has been introduced in the Do
minion House of Commons 10 ORE yent
agents oil foreign railways from holding
out Inducements tn netsnus IN on,i1,r.,e
from Canada w
over lao cooo. or
l., - ~ L"'es VI snlail-poA are report
IN parish OF st. Alexis, on Saguenay
river, Quebec. The epidemic of small
pox in Honolulu is abating. Since IT
began about 1000 persons were quaran-
tined in their houses.
Clarence Colquitt, nephew of Gov
Colquitt, of Georgia. in a fipht aho,,, NJ,
lizards at the NationaI uo,a9 T., ~ oil-
tnr, Loo, ni.,ht stahhad 80 ~ :" e'iliig
S S'ed 49,, oSa t M wv young mel
haIleu naltih anu Mcbee-Martin per
maps fatally
The temperature fell to zero in man,
parts of Northern Ontario dnri,in ~ r lna gu
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12

II EGIsrERs ORDER.
REGIsTERis oFrIcE.

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle county, March Sd, ISL
Upon the application oil Sanue. }. Me
Call, Executor OF john W. McCalI late
oil kea Lion Hundred, IN saIu couG-
~, deceased, IT Is ordered and directed by Tn,
Register lnat the Administrator Aforesaid
give notice OF the granting OF letters
Parliamentary upon Jne estate OF the
Deceased, Win The date OF granting there
ol, by causing advertisements Io be post
ed within Iurty days from the date OF sues
letters, IN six oil Inc most public places OF
The county OF New Castle, requiring All
persons having demands against the es-
late 10 present the same or abide by All
act OF Assembly IN suen case made ana
provided. Anu also cause the same To be
inserted within The same period In the
-WILMlNGroS GAzETTE,a news pa perpub-
lsned III Wilmington. and To be conLID-
ued therein three weeks, te o d..
Given un1er Tie hand and seal
l.. >. OF Office OF the Regis aforesaid
t~~~~' at Wilmington IN New Castle
county, aforesaid, The day and year above
written. 3. Z. BludS. Register.
NoPIC r.
Ali persons having clHlIIIB against The
| estate oi tie deceased must present 1nt
/ same duly attested To the Executor
on or before March Sd, 1882, OF abide Ih,
act oil Assembly In such case made anG
| provided. SAMUE Ell j. MCUALL,
| Executor
| Address Red Lion Post office.
| mCh3 -3We,M
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
POLICE HEARINGS.

At the hearings last evening, James
Quinn was arraigned on the charge OF
assault and battery with intent TO kill
Patrick Megary. He was held in the
sum of 500 to keep the peace.
At this mornings hearings Alex
ander Wortenbury, COL. was held in
the sum of 5000 to answer the charge
at court OF having stolen revolver
from George IL. Robinson, also color
ed.
Thomas Cochran for being drunk
and disorderly was required 10 pay q
and costs.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
A PARTY OF EMIGRANTs.

A party of German emigrants, com.
prlslng four men, four women and
nineteen children-the Oldest appar-
entity not more than fifteen years of
age-came down from Philadelphia on
one OF the early trains, last evening
and remained at the depot until the
departure of the mixed freight for
Baltimore, at o'clock this morning
During their wait they slept on the
waiting room floor and formed carl
GUS looking group.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-12
THE MoREY LETTER AGAIN
IMPORTS OF DEMO Gratis TO AscER-
TAIN THE AUTHORSHIP.

A special dispatch from Cincinnati
says: A member of the Republican
NationalC Committee writing to irieEd
here incloses him a copy OF a
letter from Mr.. A. s. Hewitt to ex
Governor Marshal Jewell. The letter
is honarable to Mr.. Hewitt. 1t is said
on apparent good authority that the
authorship OF the Morey letter has
been at last successfully traced, and
that the public will in few days be
made acquainted with all the facts and
with the names of those who were
guilty of concerning and publishing
this forgery. Mr.. Hewitt's letter in
closed 800 to Jewell to help ferret out
the author of the Morey letter.