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The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
PERSONAL.

barry Orowell, well known in this
city, having been for number of years
advance agent for Theodore ThOmss, Is
In town to-iay, making arrangement
for the appearance of "One Buudred
wives" in the Opera House Saturday
evening next.
Hon. Francis Herman expresses tho
opinion that the New York democrats
will lose nothing pc. e.manently by ths
Tammany-reI ublioau coalition at Alba
nv, aud 10 the end will probably gain
by 1t, while he IS confident the republic
cans will gam ne 'e ting benefit. His
idea IS that the vn'er. of the etats will
understand that va merely fight for
sp NJ, and public sentiment will ssu :
ti lv bs against those who have proht-d
by the dsgra efrl cont st that has now
appropria' Q y closed.
M. George Lonll4rd, of New York,
has built aods ,me r, lifence In the
center of ST. Auhrstine, Fla, and sur
rounded l.. with palmetto, date trees and
hundreds of roses, banana, fig and or
ange trees.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
TnEEEREVTs osLxVDANU1.
AN OVER DOSE OF THE DRUG PUT A
CHILD To sLEKP BEYOND AWAKEN
ING.

AN OVER DOSE OF THE DRUG PUT A
CHILD To sLEKP BEYOND AWAKEN.
ING.
Coroner Weldin was called upon YES
terday 70 Investigate inlo the time, man
ner aud form Of the death Of an infant,
22 mouths old named William Nulun
who resided With his mother at the resi-
dence of his grandmother, Mrs. Emma
Smith y. W. corner of Eighth aud VIII
son streets. For few days past the
child had been suffering with the ear
ache, and every known remedy was ap-
Piled TO ease the pains OF the little suf-
ierer, without apparent avail. On FRI
day evening last the grandmother gave
small do Q OF laudauum for the Dur-
pose II possibly, putting the child to
sleep for short time. I he narcotic had
no fleet, and on Saturday evening a
larger duss 1as administered, aud The
ehild warmly wrapped up and taken 10
bed.
As the little fellow seemed to rest well
during the night, nothing farther was
thought OF The matter. Yesterday morn
Ing, the grandmother carried the child
down ktairs, and As IL SCENT d TO be
asleep she endeAvoringto awake it. As Il
did hot awake q closer examInt ttion was
made, aud then 1t was that the family
found that 1t was not breathing, although
the body was still warm. DR.. Keabies
we quickly summoned, and upon AZ
irving, endeaVored TO rEsuscitate the
child, but It was uselc S. When IL was
found that the child was dead the grief
of the mother aud grandmother knew
no bounds.
Coroner Weldin ass sted by Drs. Oglo
aud Keables, Investigated The case, aud
gave q certificate Of death from laudt-
NUN aud exonerated ME-. Splth.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
ReII From q SaaRoId

JAMES Griss)D, a painter 10 the en-
Ploy Of Bowers, Due Il Co., met with
an acciuent on Saturday Afternoon last.
he was standing upon a scaffoId en-
gagged at b work, when by some means
he tripped and fell to the ground. Fe
remained nncoT sclous for nearly two
hoLFs. When removed 10 his home on
Ninth street, between Poplar and L1m-
bard, DIR. keAbles was summoned, who
upon examination found that Lo bor es
were broken, but that the man was S..
veIely bruises and perhaps injured in
ternally. This morning he IS doing as
well as can be expected.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
DEATHS LAST WEEK.
OFFICIAL rEroRr OF TIE HreIsrsA

OFFICIAL PEPORT OF THE REGIsTRAR
The following 10 the official report OF
the Registrar OF births, maria SeS land
deaths up to noon, Saturday the 26tb
Inst:
Total deaths repoi.e 20, classified as
follows: Born iu The United States, 2T;
foreign born, 2; males, 13; females, I6;
whites, "a; blacks, 8; under one year OF
age, Q; from to 5 years,6; from 8 to 10,
1; ten to 20,2; 20 to S0,2; 80 to 40,2; 4Ot /:
90, l; 80 10 00, 2; 90 to 10, 2; 10 TO 80, A;
so to 80, /; adults, Is; minors, IA; dad
at the almshOuse, l 4; still born, q;
brought here for burial, 2; sent away,
/.
Causes CT dsath-Convulsions, 4; con-
sumption. 2; pneumonia, 2; typhoid
fever, 2; asphyxla, bronchial cataTrh,
Bright's diseFse, congestion of BRAN.
conclusion of brain, catarrhal pneu-
monia, catarrh on the breast, carcinoma
Of liver, diarrbga, dropsy, erysipelas,
ubrold tumor, hydrocephalus, infantile
spasms, Inflammation Of kidueys, infiam
nation Of lungs, ,marasmus and paralysis
Of lungs, each.
Deaths by wards - First ward, 2;
Second, 2; Third, 2; Fourth, /; Filth 5;
Sixth, 3; Seventh, 8; Eighth, 8; Ninth, 2;
Tenth, 4; Eleventh, 2; total, 20; total for
the corresponding week of last year, 81.
Firths reported-First ward, 2; Third,
2; Fourth, J; Fifth, 2; Sixth, 2; Seventh,
l, Eighth, 2; Ninth, /; Tenth, 4; total,
81; white, II; black, A; males, Is; te-
males, g.
During the week 10 marriages were
presented for record.
There are no cases of sun all-pox in the
city.
K. 3. FRAZER,
Repistrar
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
A Woman,s Terrlble CrIme.
RALEIGH, N. c., Feb. 20, Is

hALKIaHl NJ C'i F6O. 70 Iooz.
The bodies of white woman named
Rosa Stark, and of her two infants
were found dead in the woods near
Pleasant Hill, Northan /. ton county the
day before yesterday. A corontr's in
quest was held a. which the following
facts were developed. On the night Of
Monday, the goth Inst., the woman gave
birth TO an INFANT, which she killed at
once. On Tuesday morning she went to
gave birth TO another child. This also
sue killed and then, proslrated by ex-
posurr, died heritl'. The horribl affair
hea caused great excitement. No one
has been implicated save the woman
whose object appears to have been to
conceal her shame.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
A Voice from the Press.

l take this opportunity to bear tesiI-
mony to the efficacy OF yoar 'Hop Bit
ter.." Expecting TO fed them nauseous
and bitter and composed of bai whisky,
we were aRreeably surprised at their
mild taste, just ike q cup of tea. A
Mrs. Crosswell and Mrs. Counor,
friends, have Likewise tried, and pro-
nounoo them the best Medicine they
have ever taken for building up strength
and toninR up ths system. 1 was trUu-
bled with headache, costiv enets ami
want OF appttit'. My alImeI Is are now
all gone. have q yearly couuast with
doctor to look altar the health uf my
self and family, but need hun not now
y. GILLILAND.
July %, 1873. Peoples Advoeate, Pitts
burg, Pa.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
ANNA RvA FAY.

About one thousand persons assem-
blzd in the Opera House on Saturday
evening, to witness the performance of
the medium, Anna Eva Fay. AS is us
uAl with uch performance q cabinet
was uied, and the tricks performed in
1t, ont of sight of the audience. The pet
formapce was about the same as has
tsen seen here before, and the audience
was very much disappointed, as 1t no
doubt expected something new from the
announcement made on the hand bills.
When the curtain dropped. considerable
hisslpg could be heard.
HAeUE's ENGLISH MINsTRELs.
On Friday evening next Sam. Hague's
English Minstrel Company, will appear
in one of their deligbtful and entirely
new epteItaI nments. The company ap-
pearpd hero In Septem Der last, but ow
ing to the universal gloom that then
hung over the country, President Cat
field being dead they we're greeted with
a small audience. Those who were
present, however, were highly enter
tained. This time there should be full
house.
ZONE HUNDRED WIVES"
On Saturday evening next, the zone
Hundred Wives" combination will sD
near here for the second time. The
Brooklyn Eagle lays:
80 20 Hundred Wives" is well calc' :
lated TO arouse public attention to tte
necessity for at once Kidding the ooui
L,y of the stigma of the temal' slavery
OF the Mormon Church. 1t possesses
scenes OF extraordinary excellence; the
cast contains suitable actors and act esS'
es for each prominent part.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
The broken Banks Of Macon.

ST. .Lo us, February 26.-Tbe ''Re-
publican" has adVices stating that an
investigation into the condition of the
two banks which recently suspended at
Macon, Mo-, reveals the fact that not
more than fifteen per cent. will be re-
turned 10 the depositors and that Macon
county will probably lose S60,0U0.
Public feeling against the officers OF the
banks is said to be very strong and
threats against their personal safety
have been made by several OF the de-
posters.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
Hale and Hearty at IO1.

TAUNTON, Mass, Feb. 26.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Perkins was born here 101
years ago to-day and the event is be.
ing duly observed by her friends and
relatives, who have to-day paid her
congratulations. Her mind is Vigor-
GUS and unimpaired and she enters
into conversation on almost any topic
with singular interest. She is hale
and hearty and can handle needle
with dexterity. Seven daughters were
gathered around her tC day.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27

|FnE TRIBUNE ON CoNKLINa.-The
Nv York Star, a Democratic paper,
Arac,eriEes the 1ribune'S notice of
\. Conkling's nomination, "a brutal
aponse." 1t says 1.-THE Tribune
likes Mr.. Roscoe Conkling. In fact
i to put too fine q point upon the
|tter, that paper hates him with .
sred almost savage in its ferocity.
u yesterday 1t ventilated it's hatred
b. article which is most fifty char
erlzed by the word brutal. 1t
+ Ids Conkling responsible for Gut
Au's assassination of Garfield I;
yesties the history of the exciting
Dts in that terrible tragedy I;
Itches the most vigorous and venom
terms it can lay hold of to de-
ibe Conkling's conduct, and repre-
is him as a political buccaneer
RGiug the people of New York to
ID him back to the Senate with
lers Of marque as licensed privA-
b to wage war upon his own peo-
!; and finally, having made him
llty Of constructive murder and
Sble piracy, aud all other crimes
implication, it says, 'and now the
|n whom Gulteau made President
kes Roscoe Conkling a Judge of
Supreme Court of the United
Stes -
hat is tho language of the New
PIX Tribune, the leading Half-breed
lan of the Republican party in New
PIX, and we cannot see how it is pos
le that the friends of the late Presi'
u and Mr.. Conkling can tolerate
'h other, if the one endorses the
'olntment of Mr.. Conkling 10 the
preme Bench, and the other en-
'Ses the opinion and language of
ir leading newspaper in regard to
choice of President Arthur.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
Alleged Lynehers Arrested.

ST. LOUIS, February 26.-.A des-
patch from Galesville, Tex, SAYS
that a few days ago a mob in the
western part of the county took
young man named Deerlng, under
arrest on suspicion of horse-stealiDg,
from an officer and lynched him.
Yesterday one hundred-armed men
from the neighborhood of Deering's
home entered the tewn and demands
ed that the persons engaged in the
lynching be arrested or they would
take law in their own hands. The
Sheriff then arrested Bob Leverett
and his two sons and is now after
seI eral more of the lYnching mob.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
TMoPrananin.

There arrived in this city this
morning on the Baltimore mail south
by Adams Express company, fue
black Mexican pony, and a diminu~
tive light colored jackass, They were
consigned TO II. l.. Chandler, and
were shipped from Topeka, Kansas.
Despite the long distance, both ami
mails appeared TO be in good condi
tion, and from their actions were
deslrous to be released from the mar"
row boxes in which they were con.
fined.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
A Challenge.
From The Cecil Democrat.

A lett from Milford, Del, received
last Wednesday by our sporting men,
issues challenge for another pigeon
match. Mtssrs. Radcliffe aud Short
offer TO cout st with Williams and
Barnts for 500, $500 or 500 a side,
The proposiuon is held under consider
alton and the letter has been sent to
Port De oslt, where many of Mr.. WI
lams' hackers reside. They offer to
pay the expenses of tour men to Mllford
or to shoot In Elkton gu the same terms,
They also demand that all the birds
snail be put In the lme coop or csga,
and preulse ss fair Treatment in Mi
ford as they received In ElktoD. Mr..
Radcliffe says he got as fair tire atni ep I
III Elkton as he ever received ut any
match.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27

Victims OF the Chester Explosion
CHESTER, Pa, Feb. 26.-John Gra-
ham, one of the victims of the explosion
at Jackson's pyrotechnic work, is In q
critical condition and is not expected TO
live through the night. The others
wounded at the same time are improV-
ing slowly, but several of them are not
entirely out Of danger. Prof. Samuel
Jackson and Charles w. Van Horn, his
assistant, who were arrested last week,
have been released on bail.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
Police News.

AT the hearings this morning, Mayor
Almond disposed Of the following
cases:
Peter Folan, Patrick HayM ood
Charles Shields, colored, Johu WaIrlDg-
ton Tor drank and dlsordelly conduct,
were each required to pay 81 and costs.
George Ashley and Joha Manlufi,
colored, were sentenced to 30 days each
as vagrants.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
New Enterprise In CoatesvilIe.

James Young, of CoatesvillO, sold
on Saturday last acIes of land on the
Wilmington 81 Northern railroad, near
Worth's new rolling mill, south of
Coatesville, to Gibson s. Bland, engi-
neers and contractors, OF Philadelphia,
who will commence the erection of a
large building, 110 feet long, with a
wing, for the fitting up of iron bridges
and other iron work.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
bkObeIenrs speech
ST. PETERSBURG Feb. 20.

Tbs value: .of the ruble having fallen
considerably within the last few days it
10 now said in financial circles that Cen
eral Skobelef was in league with the
Darkers when be made bis warllks
speech, and had deliberately got up the
scare to depreclate the rub e.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
O,.ar Com,0p 40 w,Im,ur,ou,

Mr., Oscar Wilde, the apostle Of the
@sthetecs, has been Invited by one OF
Wilmington's prominent men, and has
accepted the invitation, tO attend q
party " be given on next Friday eve
Mug. The gentlemen participants have
been requested to dress III "sesthelec
costume" whatever that is.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
Improvement.

The KennebeO Ice Company, who
recently purchased the property N. E.
corner of second and Kiug streets,
have commenced the work OF altering
II into an Office. The OFF, 80 will be
d ted up with every convenience
When completed it will be one of the
Rnest offices In the city.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
Two Trageales in PhiIaaeIphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb.26.-John Mop
pie young married German, commit
ted suicide this afternoon by stabbing
himself in the breast with pair Of scis-
sots, the poinIs OF which penetrated his
heart, causing Instant death. Cause de-
spondency through inability to obtain
employment. The terribly mangled
body Of an unknowl but respectfully
dressed man, about 80 years old, was
found this afternoon under the Tween
tieth street arch of the Pennsylvania
Railroad elevated extension. The Cor
oDer is investigating the affair, but no
clues have been discovered.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
The BrandywIne RaiIroaa.

The rails on the Brand wine exten.
sion of tue p. w. q b. Railroad haye
been laid fiom Brandywine station as
far as Claymont street. Plling IL now be-
ing driven In the marsh north of Elev-
entn street bridge, aud the road bed
has bssn graded TO rhe Jes,up &'Msore
90 N storchouhA
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
Killed by a wOulG-Re Psacemaher

PITTsBURa, Feb. 26.-William Bet
Gner had u dispute Saturday night at
Etna, near Allegheny City, with 3 man
whose name is unknown. George Wolf,
German, who was drunk, inssrfere0.
lne men paying no attention to him, he
became greatly excited aud drawing n
large knife plunged it into BeecheI's
pfeast, piercing the heart ana killing
him instantly.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27

A doctsr at Richmond says that ifpeo-
pie " Ill take bath in not whisk ey and
rock salt twics year they will ne or
this new remedy we would say :-stick
To the old end reliable Dr. Bulls Cough
Sprup.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27

A revolution III the treatment of nel-
vous diseases is now taking place. DR..
Benson of Baltimore has discovered a
sure remedy in his CELERY aud Chamo
mile Pills-they permanently cure sick
and nervous headache, neuralgia, dys-
pepsia, sleepleDess and AL nervous lis
eases.
Chas. N. ClilteutoB, lis Fulton
street New York City, sole agent for
DR.. q. w. Benson's remedies, to whom
all orders should be addressed.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
Another candidate.

It is announced that M. l.. Lchtenr
steln, will be q candidate at the Res
publican nomination for Mayor Mr..
L. IS very popular among the Re-
publicans.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED FEB. ], 1882.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.

1HAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
or Philadelphia 2.OOt, 2,23s, $50, 6.5-,
AT, s,to, 900, 9.U9, 8.46, 1880, / .53 a.
i29ot 5,,t M; l2.l6, asst, 1853, 2.sO, 400,
-'Sot'olc, 6.3S+, 7.3C#, 9.50s, 10" p.
Bor New Ycrk-2. cO-, 2.23#, $50, e.55.
|, il'tS a. m. l2.SStt. l.5S, SLIT, 6.SSt
or Baltimoro-l.OOs, l.42s, 4.5ts, 500, s.3s
H.; 100, LOST, 800, 6.57, li.O4% .. m.
ol w Washingtun, l.UO", I.42", 4.5l#, zoos a.
i,1V, l0stt, 6.57, ll.04s p. m.
baltlmore and intermediate sta
'TTsI,i4.oia, S.3S a. In. 100 500 p. m.
ANS rulniAg both daily and Sun
trains running only on Sunday.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
The Blaine Grafton.

Mr.. Blalne's eulogy ON the late Pres
ident Garfield Is the event Of tt day. 1t
will be given under impressive circum-
stances. The orator will not only Ad-
dress members of Congress and depart
ments, with few privileged visitors,
but the entire nation. He will have an
opportunity, which few public men ever
gain, of making an effoit that shall win
the hearts of his counlrymen and en-
able bim to realize the object of his am
hitiOn.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27

or delaware Railroad-e.OOs, a.35 a, m, 4:
o'UC, 90 p. IN. No Sunday trains.
Eor New Castle only,
nor harrington and intermediate sta
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27

wilmington and Northern Rail-
un,;lO ,ra;a. a. N. 800, 500 p. m. No sum
yor Delaware Western Railroad-Ip ao
h. $50 p. m. No Sunday trains.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27

MIR. Wilde, wherever be goes In Amer.
lea, carries with him heavy lur rug
al invariably rece yes reporters recliI-
ing OH a couch, amid the pclure que
soIGu1ss OF th Iug.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27

INcoURAGING EMIGRATION. - The
sslssippi State Senate has as ed a
appropriatlng $4,000 for the en-
Fragment OF emigration to that
'e, and it is thought the bill will pass
House aud become a law. This
ount, jndiciously expended, would
iotless accomplish much in inducing
e'lrable class of people to make their
pmes In Mississippi.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
sAlNs ARRIVE AT WILMINoToN

A rom q. .PlhiilladelphIa-l.OO", 1929, 4.47",
5, * "a 30, ~ l7+f +$'S9 i4lot .5a l2.5o a. m:
5f ~ 6,is, 1897, i.55, 9.s5f, $50, iO.5Ss,
rom y New York-l2.4s, 1929, 400, 7.65t,
IN. "1 ~ M a. M 1850, LU7tt, AS, G.lSa,
g9m 8a Baltimore-1.5l*, 2.lSa, 9.nl, 800,
IN a. ~ ! l23ft l.5O, 5.ll", 6.3O+, 9.49]
eftt ON Mashlngton-l.2is. 2.l3, a, m,
HPl l.5O, b,ll+, 6.3O', 8. .49s p. m.
1ooih POI daily and Sunday.
oh Sunday oily.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27

A general advance of rents has taken
place in Brooklyn simultaneously with
the rise in reutals in New York city.
There IS good demand for the better
class of dwelling houses and we'll
situated stores, and the increase over
last year averages from 10 to 10 per
cent. on dwellings and from 10 to 20
per cent. on stores.
The last day OF services by Barnes,
the rsvivslist, in L uisville, KY, result
ed in 35S confessions and 232 anointIugs
The total result foots up-2,473 eon-
versions and. 800 miraC ulc us cures.
The late BerLhuld AusIbacb wrata
petsistenly, going to bis desk desk every
day with inGustriCus regularity. He
was a genial companion aud = delight
tul talkOI.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27

dom " Wilmington and Northern Rail-
|ndsTsi5, S.45, ll.S5 u. M; 6.55 p. m. No
m IN . ii1se,aware is western Railroads.&c.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
Meetings To.nIght.
MONDAY

MONDAY.
Friends Social Ly ceum.
Uniform -Dlyision, X. of p.
Shields Library Association.
Minqua Tribe, No. 3, l. o. X. NJ.
Delaware Lodge, No, l, 1. Q. OF.
Herman Lodge, No. 70, L. o. o. +.
Washington Lodge, No. l. X. OFF.
Wilmington Council, No. s, O. u. A. N.
Washington Lodge. No. 3, A. o. q. p.
Union Encampment, No. Z, l. o. o. F.
Star of Bethlehem Division, (color0dJ 8.
of T,
Rank, X. OF r.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council,
No 8, U. D. A. NJ.
Knights OF St. Patrick, meet at st.
Mary's Church.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
Father is Getting Well.

Ply daughters say, CHOW much bet
father Is since he used Hop Bitters
Is getting well after his long suffer
from a disease declared incurabls
We are so glad that he used yosr
E.sf'"-A Lady of Rochester, NetO
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27

RON Delaware Railroads.&c., 935s a.
iz'Oo' 6.lV', COS r. m. No sunday
From New Castle only.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27

,, ANS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
ben,nmaaeHipmnia-Broad be,m. Y pm and washington
'"u'--o'5o. 7.l5, 80, lo.I6 a. m. 3.1OT.
t~ p' m mSsslle-S.s3, o.2O, Il.4o a. m. as,
fLlmi'e6E1press trains.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
Rapid shipment of Catt1e.


The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany will run fast freight train from
Harrisburg 10 Philadelphia on Pas
senger time, by which cattle will be
carried between those points in four
hours. This is done to quiet the COM
plants of shippers in regard to delav
on the road and consequent injury to
stock.
A Lawyer Shoots Another I'm Court.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2e.-During
the trial of a man named Dolliver, for
indecent exposure, in the Police Court
yesterday, the prisoners counsel, ex-
District Attorney Murphy heaped
much abuse upon the pl osecutipg At
torney, Maroney. In CO sequence
Maroney shot Murphy in the courts
room, the ball striking him in the
neck. The wound is not considered
serious.
A MOnslrOus TumOr Cut AaEay.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 26.-Ths Gem
tire County lady, who two weeks ago
had a tumor weighing 112 pounds res
moved from her body, Is entirely re-
covered, and will leave the University
Hospital in few days.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27
FREIGHT Is Low as AnV Otter Line !

WANTED-A ComposltoT. Address this
office.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-27

Trains running only on Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-07-01
Good for John Chinaman

San Francisco letter tells how the Six
Companies outwitted the Water Company
which has charged them $1,000 month
for water for the Chinese quarter Appli-
cations for reduction in the charge were
repeatedly refused. whereupon the China
men went to work and sunk artesian wells,
which afforded good supply of the need
full element. A Chnaman called again at
the Water office about rates. and the I'M
suspecting president received him coolly
1--WE don't care to water YOU Cinnamon,
anyway. We have discharged all our
Chinese workmen. and don't intend to
employ any more" To which the willy
Mongolian retorted: "You discharge
Cinnamon. Good. Cinnamon discharge
you company. Good-by.n The circum-
vented official was dumbfounded by this
unpleasant incident.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-07-01
An Aged MilliOnaire's Wedding.

The social event of the season for Saxon
vile was the marriage on the LIST inst. of
Mr.. Michael ii. Simpson, the well-known
millionaire and agent of the Saxonville
wooden mills, and Miss Evangeline Mearrs
OF Saxonviile. The affair was very quiet
y conducted at Mr.. Simpsons residence,
Rev. Lucius X Eastman, Jr.. the Ortho-
dox pastor of birmingham Centre, assist
ed by Rev. \. L. Mason. ID. d.. of Mil
waukee, performing the ceremony. Mr..
Simpson is ~ and his wife is only Il years
old. They intend to sooutake a European
tour. and have now gone on trip West.
MIR. Simpson has named one of his beau
tiul public parks in Saxonville "Evange-
line Park" in honor of his wife, and is
now constructing an elegant and costly
summer residence in Wayland. overlook
ing Lake Cochituate. which the newly
wadded pair will occupy later.-LoucH
Courier