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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-27
CraddoCk's
The name of Craddock has long been ia.

NEhuuuCko
The name of Craddock has long been ia.
millar IN Dallas and all north Texas. He
is recognized all over the country as the
leader in his business. Keeps the largest
and best stock of wines, liquors and cigars
OF any retail house in the state. He buys
IN large quantities for cash. which enables
him to buy good goods for the same or less
nan Others pay for inferior goods. Grad
docS attends strictly to his own business
ana never misrepresents his goods, Che don't
keep any fifteen year old whisky. We ad
wise every one to 60 to Craddock's, where
they can feel assured that they will get the
best. Craddock shows 70 iavorites. He
gives the poor laboring man the same bot.
tie that he gives the banker.
New Hats and Bonnets,
not to be found elsewhere, See Mrs. Bau.
man, IO6 Elm street.
s., -
at SIS, $3.50, So, $27, S35 to S75. to suit
everybody, at Bauman's, 7O6 Elm street.
Knights TcmpIar
=, Charms, largest stock in the south, at
Webb's.
send in your orders for California cabbage
to Levi IL Bro.
Ladies' sandals and strap ties from one
dollar and upwards at Calm Bros. u Co.
Kid Gloves and Mits
all colors at Bauman's, 106 Elm street.
Headquarters
+, Eor bridal outfits. See Mrs. Bauman. FOG
Elm street. wv
Ladies, Isle and silk gloves in all shades
at Calm Bros. Il 20. ' '''""' .
Knights Tempiar
Pins largest stock in the state, at Webb's
IT
Orr Keeps all styles OF carriages, phaton
and spring wagons. ''"
-
Lauies' Dressing Sacques and Underwear
al Baumans. 106 Elm street.
uI solid Gold Bangle Rings 10 cents nj
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Headquarters
Elm street, wv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-27

New Hats and BOnnets,
not to be found elsewhere, See Mrs. Bau.
man, 706 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-27

Ladies sandals and strap ties from one
dollar and upwards at Calm Bros. Il Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-27

Kid Gloves and Mits
all colors at Baumans, FOG Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-27

send in your orders for California cabbage
to Levi Il Bro.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
Outrages at Homestead, and Law
Dofied.
PIrTsBURe, Pa, March 1b, 1882.

FITTssURe, Pa, March 10, 1882.
The troubles at Homestead which
we're stated to have been Satisfactorily
adjusted at the meeting Of the Amal0a.
mated Association on SATURDAY. Altar
noen, broke out again this morning, and
to-day, amer bloody affrAy, the steel
works are partially idle and groups of
excited men on the street bring freah
fears Of riot and trouble. Betw cen eix
aud seven o'clock Officers Thomas
Patch and William Metcalf approached
the railroad crossing near the mill.
when they were suddenly fired on by
men concealed in cattle cars, which
we're standing on q switch about thirty
ieet distant. Both men turned from the
binding volley Of buckshot and were
assisted by friends to q place of shelter.
where physicians examined their
wounds.
The wounded men were found to bava
escaped fatal burts, though Pascb ,e
ceived bucksROt in the face and head
and suffers 4nuch pain on bis wav fo
his home. 13eteaif was not hu [ badIv
having received only one shot In the
body 'u0
About the same hour Harrg HeaIu n
carpenter employed in the ste el WoTts
was set upon and beaten and left Ivine
lnsensible by the railroad track. Ha
was taken to his home in the llaoe
ton. OO"u''
jacob speilmau, shoemAke er, who ia
sald 10 have taken no part In the trou-
DIES ana Is not considered an adherant
Of either SIDE, was walking along the
track this morning when he WAS struelT
On the chin With q "ha pdy billy" or Climb
In the hands Of one of the rouRhs ana
knocked down. The mill will be closed
until the troubles are ended,
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
Firemen,n Convention.

Delegates from the varic US fire COM
panier, 10 compliaRce with call issued
BY the Reliance Fire Company, will
meet in the Reliance Engine House to-
morrow evening. The call has been
issued for the purpose Of eDdeavoring To
get majority # the companies to agree
upon candidate for Chief Engineer and
two Assistants.
The election for the officers named
takes place the FIRST Monday aht in
April, and as IL requires Eve Of the eight
companies 10 elect, It Is hoped by the
fireman that candidates can be agreed
upon. IL the delegates from Eve Of the
companies present at the convention
agree their action will be binding upon
their respective companies, and the can
didates elected, thereby preventing the
election being thrown into Council,
which 1t will have to be providing the
COMPANIES do not elect.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
DiphtheIlI.

A cold or sore throa.
amount 70 much, and N ry 4
% can easily be cured. NJ, hm,,,up Z
,gaowed Dy consumptiSn y X
70 medicine has ever been s,s.s Y w
scte 20 quickly and suFeIS \ v
PERRY DAVIS PAIN 10y M
prompt use OF this inrs,,..Il,l AllAA
haxed thousands Of lives n
FERRY DAVIS, PAvu
M|e an experiment.. Il hss ~ A
pubic for forty Year,. Ana M;
Wnere IL is best known ~
"A teW extracts from VoluD,.-
read as follows:
PAfN KILLKR has been mvh.u
colds for the past twenty ,s.s.u ~
pever known 1t 20 faif n ~ IN
II 3. OnooKKR, WilliAmaviiIa Sv
For thirty Year, / have nssd 81
!pund Il z nover-failing refne,iv IN y H. !.
knrpa&--BAnroN SEAMAN W ~
Have received immediate r.,,., a.
sore THROAT. and consider Won, @ n
HvelnAnae remedy.--aEo. d. EvlaSs
have Just recovered from -
which ! have had for some IN.
Ee.ieA pntl ! tried your Pan
relieved me Immediately, M s
without IL &C. o. FoRoI, IoVnd. n
Have used Pam KILLKR IN nv ~
years, and have never known TSp
LiEwLs, WAyneaboro, Ga.
began uhing Pam KTILxR IN my,.
nyo years ago and have upod Il Nv,
kound no medicine 70 take IA plasa
Druggist Oneida, MY.
For Wnooping cough. and crous
preparation made We Would nd1i
A, y. hourn, Liberty MillA Va
Eor tWenty-fiye years I haye uslA
Tor nolde and chapped lipa, andomsI
Wedicine ever offered. Gro. .HooFRI
was suffering severely vibS,..
throat NAl 20 tnfiamed l ooliN -
any food l WIS advised 10 tYyyus 4,
and After taking q few dosa n
cured. II. WILKINSON.
DR.. WALTON writes from CosAoan.
kIILKR cures diphtheriA and soS -
mGiy prevalent here, and ~ "a II +
fan IN q single instance. ne A :
make known 10 the world.
Mrs. ELLEN b. MASON writH; Nym
violently sick with diphtheriA ~
china. Bo many children hiW dj \
afraid 70 call . physician, and N r
kif.LEh He was taken On sak|
wednesday his throat was csn 1
derful cure, and l wish Il could b =
poor motheru who are losing 20 nan 4
For Chills and Fever PAIH KHr|
no equal Itcures when eveFyiirl
Delays are often Dangerous n
PAIN killer IN the house d ID nt0l
no family should be without
An druggists sell 1t at use, Sod
per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS L soH,A
| pFodd0l'
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
Court This xoralpG.

BUSINESS TRANSACTED By THE LEVY
coUKT THIS MORNING.
The Levy Court resumed its NEE ting
this morning at 10 O'Clock.
During the session the error lists we're
taken up BY the respective committees
for examination.
The following report was read and
adopted:
Tbs undersigned committee to whom
was -efSned the matter Of expedi ency
OF having Q proper place for the recep-
tion Of dead bodies Of such persons,
whose cause Of death have TO be Inquired
into By the Coroner, (not being GAINED
1t the time Of finding by any relative OF
other pei sony, do recommend that the
sum OF $500 be Appropriated for such
purpose, and that contract for one
year be entered into with L. W. Palmer,
Of Wilmington, for the furnishing OF q
suitable place and conveniences for such
purposes, and further, the said commit
mittee be empowered TO enter Into such
contract.
WILLIAM A. MORRISON.
L. FRANK ELLISON.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
AsmALL-Pox EPIDEMHC.
MoRR TEAM 100 CASES DEVELOPED
AT SOUTH BETHLEHEM, PA, SINCE
SUNDAY.

MoRR TEAM 100 CASES DEVELOPED
AT SOUTH BETHLEHEM, PA, SINCE
SUNDAY.
souTH BRrHLEHRM, March IA
More than 100 cases VI vIrulent small
pox have developed here since Sunday.
On Saturday but three very light easea
were known to the health authorities.
On Sunday, within i've hours, foulteeh
houses were quarantined and By
Sunday night Afty cases suddenly
broke out.
This morning the cases are increas-
ing in the most alarming manner.
The air is thIck with the fumes Of tar.
Twenty barrels are burning at aa
many different points. Special police
men are sWorn In to compsl the strict
est quarantine and the Fire Depart
ment 10 on duty constantly. Nearly
All of the cases 10 IN an unexceptiona
bly clean section Of the town, ant
nearly all of the victims had mot beer
vaccinated. The epidemic is attEi.
buted to the burning OF infected bed
ding. A man named Danfeld escapct
into the streets to-day while deliriou
from the effects OF the disease an'
was with difficulty retained TO th
house.
CHICAGO, March 14.-Since 6unda,
twelve new cases Of smallpox hay
developed and there have been oil
deaths from that disease.
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the sherman Investigation

WARRINGTON, March 14.-It was
announced few days ago that there
would be majority and . minority
report on the Sherman investigation.
1t may bo said with considerable GER
tainty now, however, that there will
be but one report by the committee,
the minority having been induced to
accede TO the wishes Of the majority
and, in view Of certain concessions,
the former will embody their recoms
mendations in the majority report.
The report will show certain amount
Of lOoseness in the disbursement Of
the contingent fund, but nothing Of
Importance. The recommendation,
will consist in Suggesting few more
checks.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
LoNpoN, March 1e, 1ss9.


Louls Cohen, . great capitalist and .
partner In the hrm of Lou 8 Cohen g.
Sons, on the Stock Exchange, 10 dead.
A de1pstoh from Constantinople says
that Russian inlrignes In AfghaniStan
are again 10 the fore. Ayoub Khan 10 In
CON stant COMMUNICATION with the
Muscovite authorities.
Signor Bombrini, manager Of the
Italian National Bank is dead. The
Bouise Of Rome was closed as mark Of
respect.
The Gdxette announces that the Queen
has directed the issue of letters patent
formally annexina Morant cayos and
PedrO cayos to Jamaica.
The Berlin CORE spondent ofthe Times
denies the report thatA Prussian spy had
been arrested at the railway station of
Baotteaux, . suburb Of LyonG
The American student Hare, who was
given into custody recently by the land
lord Of hotel at Windsor for obtaining
food without paying therefor, has been
acquitted of the charge of petty frs nd
but he was ordPr red to be detained as a
pei SON OF un3ouud mind.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
u.mn,a nqmraer ln vermont.

WATnRpuRY, W. March 1A-M
was discovered to-day that Michael
McCaEkrie, 9 farmer, fifty years old,
murdered his wife and his mother,
who was eighty years old, on Sunday
night last. McOaHrie drove to town
to-day with bis seven children, and It
was his oldest SON, who IL fourteen
years old, who gave the FIRST intima-
tion Of the murder. The house was
then searched and the bodies were
found In the cellar. McCaffris then
exhibited the knife with which he
had killed the women. He 10 sup
posed to bo insane. He passed sov
eral months In the asylum two years
age.
McCafErie was committed TO jail. He
talks necessarily. He said that what
ever he had done he thought was
right; that the women got hold Of him,
but he ''made hot work. for them;"
that he took them by them throats and
killed them with the knife, and then
threw them down into she cellar. The
two youngest children Of the seven
are tWins and are . year old. Since
the murder be has fed the two younger
children with the aid Of the two oldest,
aged fourteen and nine years, and did
the chores about the house until to-
day. The old woman, who was blind
had one OF the children In her armi
when she was killed.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
Two $500 Rewards.

LANCASTER. Pa, March 14,-Tbe
County Commissioners offer a revard
Of $500 for the arrest Of James shaw the
murderer of his wife SUsana, March
near BaItville. He is supposed TO be- IN
New York and will probably try to es.
cape to Ireland.
g. W. Childs of Philadelphia ofEars a
reward Of $500 tor the arrest of a man
who swindled q lot ofwOrkingmen out
Sf dollar apiece ON the pretense of
Alliance, Ohio. He gave the nama 81
J; Porter, and 1t is thought he aed to
New York. w
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
Obituary,

Henry Dandy, we'll known citixen,
died at his residence, No. 900 Shipley
street, last evening, after q short i'll
ness. On Monday afternoon last the
deceased was seized with o severe
pain IN the abdomen, which, despite
the efforts of his physician continued
to grow worse until it resulted in
death. Mr.. Dandy was born in Eng
land, but came to this city when very
young. He was . cooper by trade,
and carried on the business for q mum.
Der of years. The cause Of his death
was Inflammation of the stomach,
kidneys, liver and lung.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
sh pherds Expected Tsssimony.

WASHINGTON, March IA The mag
nIlcquent Shipherd will probably appear
tomorrow before the House Foreign
Affairs Committee to explain what
be may know about the ChIli-Peru COM
plications, SO far as this Government
has been directly Affected by them.
This means probably that he will
state the nature of the correspondence
betW cen himself and Mr.. Blaine, par
tlcularly Of the letters missing from
the State Department files, and the
character Of his relations with Mr..
Blaine as viewed By himself.
Doubtless he will also be called upon
to Justify bis free use OF the names Of
pubic men IN the letters that have al
ready been given out. When he shaIl
have gone so far It can hsrdly be expec-
ted that he will refrain from putting hia
project properly before the committee,
In which event offloial richness may be
counted upon. His testimony is antici-
pAtod with much interest.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
Going 90 HarrssDurr.

A committee OF the FriendshIp Gre
company and the Happy Seven club,
numbering In all thirteen 0entlemen
will leave this city to morrow mornInp
at 7.lO o'clock via the w. & N. r. R..
tor Harrisburg, Pa. They will take
with them the presents displayed In
Adams q Bros. window, a short time
ago. AWong the presents 10 a full rig
ked steamship In silver mounted glass
case, to be presented to the Friendship
company Of Harrisburg. They will stop
on In Reading about two hours, during
which time they Will be the guests Of
the Friendship tire company of that
city. ID. O. Turner, Esq, will accom-
pany the committee as spokesman. The
party will return Saturday night.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
NntrO-aIzesrane Enp1ouron.

BRADFORD, Pa, March 14.-Hand,s
glycenne faStory, located two milas
north Of here, was blown up this after.
noon. Workmen had been mixing the
powder, and, going out, had left 4 on
the stove to dry. The powder dried and
went of, together with about 200 bounds
stored in kegs. The ooncusslon caused
the explosion of 100 pounds OF nitro-ply-
cerine. The factory was torn inte Kind
ing wood, and the earth on all sides
.orn up; No one was injured. The
force OF the explosion was SO great that
ali the buildings in this city were sha-
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
A slap at senator ArAhOnO.

The Boston Post, in an editorial on
Senator MahoDe's letter to the Bosten
committee on "VrginiA-Her Present
and her Future" says
"Of the present, all who run may
read. For the future, 1t Is the prayer Of
every honest heart that abe may be de-
livered from the burden Of shame that
has been hers since this Claude DuvAl
Of politics captured the machinery with
which TO tortute her pride and throttle
her reputation"
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
Buffalo RiII's Claim 10 Part oT
Cleveland.

TROY, March 14.--Buffalo Bill Fays In
reference to a recent despatch that the
heir of Philip Cody, his grandfather, are
about fifty acres OF land In the Sixteenth
Ward Of Clevt land. Tho property il
nearly all situated ON Euclid avenue and
is valued at 81, 500, 900. There ere seven
heirs children OF two o soDs of PhIlip Cody,
The latter died at Cleveland In IB4S and
was of unsound mind. Three years pre-
vious to his death he decided aWay his
vast property, then mostly farm land, for
mere song. Il iS only lately that the
heirs have come into possession Of this
knowledge and began suit against
each person who owns property on the
disputed land. Many offerS OF COM
premise have been made, but none ac-
cepted.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
Warrington Notes.
WAsHINGToN, March Is.


There was little breeze IN the house
this afternoon oyer Q point raised by
Mr.. Money, OF Mississippi, who had
been reprimsnded by the Speaker for
speaking out of order. Mr.. Money in
sisted that the language used by the
Speaker was gross abuse OF the privi-
leges Of the House, and Mr. McLane
raised point that where question of
oeusure Is involved it must be submitted
to the House. He said that any mem-
ber who submitted to such reprImand
would be unworthy to hold seat. The
democrats applauded, and q good deal
of feeling was manifested.
A caucus ofrepu blcan representatives
was held tonight to consider the Cal
Isle bill, and resolution was adopted,
without dissent, that legislation locking
to the reduction of internal rev0L ue
taxes upon whisky, tobacco and cigars
VIC uld be unwlse at present. but that re.
lief should be accorded by extending
the time during which whisky may re-
main in bond without payment of inter
nal revenue tax. 1t was determined to
take no caucus action upon the proposed
amendment Of the House rules.
Among the nomi natioIs confirmed
by the Senate to-day were the follow
Ing: III. Clay NALL, to be surveyor OF
customs a. the port Of Baltimore; John
Russell Young, 10 be United States min
lster to Chins; John g. Waits, to be
United States marshal for the western
district Of Virginia. and NJ. P. Rue, to be
postmaster ct Norfolk, Va.
JUSTICE IN THE ARMY,
The bill offered by Senator Bayard to.
day TO promote justice in the army aud
navy, by excluding Judge advocates
from court martlals during the consider
alton of findings, IS a duplicate of that
offered In the House February 9 by Mr..
=. Martin, of Delaware.
LOwELL's NEGLECT OF DUTY:
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
VrosA Yesterdays Late EditlOn
The Sale or the Aims House Prep
erty Postponed umtil may Aeh.

The sale Of the Alma House building
lots, which was 10 bAve commenced to-
day was postponed until May Ath. The
TruEtees received an offer OF $s2, 200
for the whole plot. $24.50 foot was
bid for the square on Front and Broome
streets, but 1t was Withdrawn.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
Instraeted ror Monnrhnn.

The delegation from Chester county
to the Democratic State Conven tion to
nominate . candidate for Governor Of
Pennsylvania, were instructed yester-
day, at the county convention held in
West Chester, to vote for Rob't. E..
Monaghan. Mr.. Monaghan will be re.
membersd by many for his vigorous
speech made at the Opera House, this
city, during the last Presidential cam
paigD.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
The Reauetlen .,

me RsaustiOn Of ~.
wse Some days ago M, NL''saSs !
,Ny ,MNays and Means Co.,, cts, Kslh \
,acea., ,Iacuas, announced t6ss : \
aSo 1asstTaI n1'n odH taxes some ~ ~ \!
provisions Of this bin M rspOra
understood WILDE tt'' b,h'uw..ha waich i
gre gresa during the US1'ussDatb'IS| U1' sDl
ssld .sH 70 70 be as fOllOvsS S''IOt vi
sne y, Is1 sax on distilled ,OI,,,I' = 'a'
~ cents per gallon 'p,iih ~ i~|
,rom ! per barrel q ~ a. naa
Oacco from 20 Cents " U.s " s'DISI
on cigar. from 60 D.I PIt = poOl
en eno special taxes COIIso.asCsp saCpaai :
neIs' manufacturer" y thaI
70 % reduced abor. VI Iolas
taxes on bank dsposIt,. Oae'AaI'
Proprie'ary medIcips. nsk
% entirely removed a's 'sR'
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
Captain Davis RIurdsr,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March l4.-..
"No further particulars OF the ass
assination of Captain James M.
Davis. His remains were taken
from McMinnville to Fayetteville
for interment. United States Collec
tor W. M. Woodcock received the
following dispatch from Commiss-
ioner Raum:-"Offer reward OF
$500 each for arrest of the men
engaged in the assassination oi
Deputy Collector James M. Davis.
If necessary reinforce marshal's
posse with your deputies for the
arrest of these men.
Collie ctor Woodcock received the
following telegram from Deputy
Collector Albert A. strong at Nc
MinnVille:-" willing to lead posse
if strong enough to hunt the villains
down." 1t 10 believed that there arr
sufficient clews to get on the assas'
sins trial. 1t Is estimated that will
in tho past eleven years Davis hai
broken up nearly one thousand ILL
cit distilleriOs in Tennessee Southern
Kentucky and North Georgia, anC
arrested about three thousand tivI
hundred persons.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16

LaIRsT NATIONAL BANK
IL OF WILMINGTON
REPosTToRY OF TIE PUEBLO MONEY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE pNL-
TED STATES.
EDWARD BELTS, PREsIDENT.
GEO. ID. ARMBTRON0. CASHIER
Paid mp Capital, eoOeSOOOs
Philadelphia, New York and Boston Ma.
change furnished to regular DepositoTs
without charge.
Discount days, Mondays and THURSDAYS
at $50 A. N.
Edward Belts, John II. Adems,
Clement B. Smyth, James o. McComb,
George W. Bush, William Ta tnall.
Smuel James, Eli Garrett,
SamT Bancroft. Jr. 1anl-ly
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
PassaGe ID the Anti.PeIyEany RiII

The anti-polygamy bill which pas sed
the United States Senate several weeks
ago passed the House Of Representatives
" sterday without Amendment, and nov
only needs the signature Of the President
To become law. The bill provides that
any man wbe mArries more than one
wife In any Territory of the United
States is guilty Of pOlyRamy, and shall
be punished by fine of not more than
$500 and by imprisonment Of not less
than Eve years; that If any male person
In any Territory heresf,er cohabits with
more than one woman be shall be deemed
guilty Of misdemeauor, and shall be nun
ished, by u fine CT not less than $500 or
six months imprisonment in the dls-
cretlon Cf the court; that In any prosecu-
tiOn for Digamy or polygamy any one
drawn or summoned as jurymRn may
be challenged for such practices and re-
ected a. Incompetent jurors.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
LOWELLs NEGLECT OF DUTY.
HOW American citizens are .tPrO-
teeted' In London

HOW American Citizens are .tPrO-
teeted' in London
WASHINGTON, March 15.-IR the
correspondence which the Department OF
State has sent to the Committee on
Foreign Affairs between the Department
and our Legation at London, re especting
the imprisonment OF Americans in Ire
land under the coercion Act, it ap-
pears that in the negotiations regarding
McSwesney, Mr.. Lowell failed to OBJ
tain from the British Government any
Information beyond that contained In
the warrant Of arrest, but was assured
by Lord Granville that McSWeeney's
conduct had brought HIM under the &C.
ercion Acs and he could not be released,
Harris reputation was reported bad, and
he will not promise to behave better If
set at liberty.
Eleven hundred dollars have been
subscribed 10 the fund for the widow
Of deceased Chinese Professor at
Harvard College, and nearly $4,000
for the education of his children.
A call has been issued in Ohio for
State convention at Columbus,
March %, respective of party, in
favor of the pending amendment to
the Stubbs law closing liquor saloons
on Sunday,
Governor Colquitt is known as a
pronounced temperance man. The
people of his way of thinking in
Georgia talk of running him fol
congress man 'at.large, should 1t be-
col4e necessary to elect Represen-
tative in that way.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
Jachsonss Birth day.

Tomorrow will be the annivei sary of
the birth Of Andrew Jackson. The
members Of the Jackson Democratic
club will celebrate the notable event by
serving upa snapper supper in their
room, to which all members of the club
are cordially invited.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16
Earthquake ..Exaggeratod d.

PANAMA, March 14.-The report sent
here yesterday of the earthquake at
Costa Rica was taken from an official
dispatch which proves TO have glossly
exaggerated the disaster. Advlces re-
ceived from Costa Rlca by mail do not
confirm the statements made 10 that
dispatch as to the. destruction OF towns
and loss OF life.