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The daily gazette., 1882-03-04
AcsId dent ON baltimore Ceu,r.,

The axle fthe tender of engine No.
2lO, attached to the train that leaves
here at 5.07 D. m. for Port Deposit ON
the Bal ltimore Central Railroad, broke
just after the train left Lenni last
evening. The speed was slow and the
tender dropped on the track. doing
very little damage save the breaking
OF the trucks and other slight injuries
to the tender. Il required until three
clock this morning 20 clear the track
of the disabled train. The passengers
going in either direction we're carried
by special train.-Ohsstsr TVmss.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04
A Negro FrIwhtens Masked Men,

CUTHBERT, Ga, March 3.-On
Tuesday night feur masked men
went 10 the house of a negro living
In this county and dsmanded ad-
mittance. Upon being refused they
broke down the door, and as the
nrst man entered, the negro shot
him. The men then fed. The
negro, with some white neighbors,
tracked the wounded man for some
distance and finally found his dead
body. Upen removing the mask Le
was found to be young white man
belonging to the county, named
Leonidas Bailv. The other three
men are unknown. The object of
their visit has not been ascertained.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04
Congress Yanrardnx.

In the U. 8. Senate yesterday the
Senate bill reducing license fees OF
officers OF steam vessels, and the
House bill making Denver O port for
delivery, were passed. The Chinese
immigration bill was discussed and
several amendments were offered.
After an executive session the Senate
adjourned until Monday.
In the House Mr.. Gibson introduced
a bill making appropriation of So, ,618,-
900 for repair of the levees, etc., Of
the Mississippi, and $500, 600 for the
rectification of the Atchafalaya and
the mouth of the Red river. A bill
was passed reducing the license fees of
officers and pilots of steam vessels.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs
was given leave to sit during the ses-
sion while investigating the Chilli
Peru business. Adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04
LEfah ARAnrn.

LONDON, March 4.-Mr. Forster,
Chief Secretary for Ireland, has tele-
gr@phed to Lord Cairns, chairman OF
the eommittse to inquire into the
working OF the Land act, declining to
give evidence before the committee.
The Dublin Gazette offers reward
OF El, 600 for information leading to
discovery Of the murderer of consta-
Die named Kavanagh, at Letterfrack,
county Galway.
Mr. Hunt, late boekkeeper in the
oInce Of the United Ireland, and Mr..
OKeete, of the editorial staff of that
Journal have been released from Xii
mainham Jail.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04
The n. = o. CsmmIssIon,
MEETING AT NEWARK YEsrERDAY-
LANDS VIEWED.

J LANDb VIEWED.
me Commissioners as given In the
SA<EETB yesterday appointed the CouIt
tor the purpose Of as essinR damag, !
Ior the right of way Of the new B. & D,
~. h'' through property In and around
Newatk, went to Newark as stated yes
terdsy morning. Upon arriving thara
they at once proceeded 10 the ofica oS
E'quirs Mex own ana qualified, when
tney proceeued At once 10 enter upon
snelr eutles. They first drove to the
Iaim OF Samuel Finley, and upon q care
Iul survey they aaoertained that the
new line would occupy about 2i aoTes.-
AWnough no definite price a. fxed, it
ssemeu TO Do the prevailing opinion that
tne ground was at least worth $3.50 per
acre The property next visited was
tnat OF the Misses Robinson. The com.
pahy had purchased about four acres At
Sizo per acre. The land of William
Denq vas next SURF eyed. The company
wul require nearly SIX acres OF IL. Mr.,
DoAn ~9S prtsoht and urged his Gain
ior damages. He VIII probably be al
lowed from Si26 to- $50 per acre. The
land OF the Delaware college was the
next point. The trustees want 81 800
I9r ~ one and three quarter acres. james
n hay's was the next point. Mr.. Ray
explaIned thatifths road passed through
the line marked out, that 1t would en-
ureiy destroy his farm and home to such
an extent that no matter what the COM
mission would allow him IL would nor
repay him. Other lands Of email tmpOF-
tanee were visited. after which the par
Y paItook of dinner in the Deer Park
hotel. In the afternoon they met aod
heard number of witnesses in relatioD
70 TIE amount Of damages that should
De allowed. The meeting then adjourn
80 80 70 meet In the office Of Levi O. Bird
Esq on Monday next.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04

HE New York Herald has gen
hsly given It's columns to a spir-
controversy concerning the
bgreness of the pension 10 Mis-.
Neral Custer, the widow of as
bot an OiHceras ever lived though
pg general only by brevet his
bw IS entitled to but $50 per
Pth, instead of $50 per month.
Custer has made no personal
icatOn to Congress, but her
bds have endeaVored, with most
pcceS'ful results, TO get the penos
raised to $50. Of course it is
erstoOd that a woman like Mrs.
Ter, having been accustomed to
pmparatively easy and social
cannot live very will on $50 a
d. She at present occupies the
lion Of Secretary in the Decoran
Art Association, New York,
p adds a little something to her
IRE store. She IS a plucky woman
. wiling 10 work while she can,
|gh the change in her position
be a painful realization to
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04
Mr.. James Pawn savs:-"Tbera

Mr.. James Payn :-"There is
now no fun in the world. Wit we
have, and an abundance of grim
humor, which evokes anything but
mirth. Nothing would astonish us in
the Midway Inn so much as peal of
laughter. A great writer (thouQh it
must be confessed scarcely an amusing
one), who has recently reached his
journeys end, used to describe his
animal spirits deprecatingly, as being
at the best but vegetable spirits.
And that is now the way with us all,
There is no such thing as high
spirits anywhere. 1t is observable,
toe, how very much public entertain.
ments have increased of late-a tacit
acknowledgment of dullness at home
while, instead Of the lively, if some.
what boisterous, talk of our fathers,
we have drawing room dissertations
On art, and dandy drivel about blue
china"
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04
For the GAZETTE.
Irish VOaarN.

i
Mr.. EDITOR :-ULder tbe ahov,
heading there appeared an article IL
the Morning Meas Of Friday last. The
writer undertook 10 say that no Irish.
man could give q good and valid rea.
son why be supported the Democratic
party. 1t is very evident TO me. au
Irlsh-American, who has studied the
Irish character, that the writer of the
article referred to knows but very lit
tie of the inner character OF th. irish
people. The Irish who come to thia
country are different from most anv
other class Of Europeans who come
nerei they leave no home government
behind them that has any or that de-
serves any OF their sympathy. The
people ef Ireland and the American
people have al ways been in close sym-
pathy, and when they come here thev
como to stay, they come to be Amerj-
cans, and they do become Americans
to all intents aud purposes; they take
an active part in politics because they
feel an interest in having a good gov
ernment in their adopted country.
They know that 0ut OF the last 8 .ven-
- JOolS VI tuio OONtIHtueuL Tue Demo-
cratic party ruled the country; they
know that under that party she country
prospered; the know they affairs of the
nation we're decently and honestly con-
Quoted.
Ihey also know that it is greatly due
TO the bone and sinew OF Ifishmen la
particular, that the country prosper so
rapidly. But what do they find in tho
last twenty years under Republican
ruler They find stealing, lying, dcfAl-
cations In every Department OF the
Government, from the highest to the
lowest; they find that If hell had broken
loose things could not be much woIsa.
For these and manv more reasons
they have not, TO any great extent, voted
with the Republican party, and for stm-
liar reasons ont Of population of 147,-
uOO, In Utah, there is not one Irish fam
lily who are Mormons. Aud for the
same reason that tLey are hot Mormons,
they are not Republicans. They never
did identify themselves with anything
30 nasty. AN IRISH AMERICAN.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04
OblIunrH.

John a. King, we'll known citizen
died at bis residence, s. w. corner al
Fourth aud Lombard streets yesterday,
from apoplexAy.
The deceased WIS born In Hunting
oon, Pa, and was in the 59th year Of bis
age. He hss resided 10 this city for a
number Of years, bRviny been engaged
10 The merchant tailoring business. de
leaves wife, thTee daughters, two of
whom are married, and a son who is In
tbe U. 5. Navy on the City Of Richmond
now stationed 10 China.
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ghs 9aiIy 6assttt.
FIRST EDITION.

TeIepraps from all parts OF the world
\ ured in upon Queen Victoria, con-
katuIatlng her on her escape from the
s,,,,lp'. bullet. .MacLsAn had . hear
A, b,fre the Winds u magistrate, but
.o,bipp concerning his motive was elici-
N. BE is suppC s'd to have recently
Ian an inmats of lu atic asylum.
4. Authur O'Jonnsr and Mr.. T. M.
'e,Iy crea.e some commotion in the
ki,b House of Commons last evening
announcing that tuey had reasons to
Iaisve warrsots were Gu FIR their a.
Mr. Gladstone fuses to furnish
N Information. The opposition to the
bscco monopoly bill In the Prussian
OuOmlcal council anDoys Prince Bis
lick. He estimates the net profit from
bill a, 1865 100000 marks
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The Jews.
LONDON, Maroh 8. 1892.

LONDON, March y, 1882.
In the House OF Commons this evan.
Ing Baron Henry De Worms, in moving
that the government find a means of
using ITS good offices with the Czar to
prevent recurrence of the outr IRes
upon jews In Russia, said that 2Ol wotfen
had been violated, tifty-sIx jews killed
ana seventy wounded, 10000 person
rendered homele.s asd property to the
value OF 4l6,000, 900 wrecked. Mr.. Glad.
stone sal0 the intervention of a foreign
strong reaction, not merely among those
who committed the outrages, but among
those who were aVeIse to anything ike
an Invasion Of their national indepeDd-
ence. Baron DeWorms then withdrew
his resolution.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04
ImpOrtant RaiIway Doei,,ou,

ST. PAUL, March 3.-The Railroad
Commissioner, in the case of the liza
6llity OF the Northern Pacific Railroad
company upon Its earnings over q
portion Of its line owned by the Mani
toba road, with which it has run
ming arrangements, decides that the
company operating the road must pa Y
the tax, on the ground that the run
ming arrangement is equivalent to q
lease. The decision applies to all the
railways in the State.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04
The Proprietary stamp Tax.
From the N. Y. Herald.

While the manufacturers of friction
retain the internal revenue stamp tax
on their products there is another class
of manufacturers liable to q stamp tax
who are clamboring with equal vigor
and selhshness tor theirs TO be abolish
ed. This is the class who make the
miscellaneous articles which bear what
are called proprietary stamps" The
internal revenue law requires one-cent
stamp on "svery packet, box. bottle, pot,
phial or other enclosure" containing
is twenty Ave cents or less. For each
additional twenty-five cents nr fraction
thereof, until the price OF one dollar is
reached, the requisite stamp is one cent.
Above one dollar the denomination OF
the stamp increases two cents for each
multiple of. fifty cents.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04
pueky Miller who will Grind
SATURDAYS.

NJ. Davis of Morning Sun was
oIaef i., OF ticket No. 70 ,O98, The capital
Januare January ORA wing in The Louisiana
L2ltery. II is severe shock 10
Ee Information that $50, 900 is sub.
y command. de was ar. angling his
machinery, but IL did not Innerve
however. II : took II coolly and
use OF the oft quoted maxim. nFool
eS, N c. Mr.. Davis is fltty-two
oiAse has been a citizen Of the
"a n dol I, l,,y'one one years; has a family
nu SIX chlldren-aud Is useful and
a.le ,,n citizen OF his nelghborhood.
Eiin ls Keeps n small stock OF mer-
ctS,,. .Se, aNd runs steam gin and mill
XIII SIiins sun, Tenn. When asked II.
sual. He is receiving numerous
uWSNlng loans as nigh as
N, Mell, old fellow, we never
" Wh We Crank buttermiik 4 f9l
we same caRtsen eighteen vearS
Ia g you that such a fate awaited
1e"'phls tIeRn.) Avalanche, Jan. III.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04

The uuple SAINT appearance of even
the most amiable and intelligent face,
when covered with surface irritations as
from tetter, pimples, Ct eczema can be
dissolved naturally by Dr. Benson's
Skin Cu'e, an excellent toie. dressing.
1t cures daudlu uff Of the scalp.
Chas. N. CrittentoD, 115 Fulton
street New York City, sole agent for
DR.. q. w. Benson's remedies, to whom
all orders should be addressed.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04
Failed TO VIII Tharr,

The Congressional Committee that
visited this city YESTERDAY. and insnec-
ted the ship yard Of the Harlan a. HolI-
ingsworth company, did not deem IL
worth while To visit the Pusev A .lonss
company's works.
They left on the 1.53 D, M. train for
LamokIn, where coachks were In waiting
10 convey them to Roach's wards.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04
A Plucky GIrI,s brave Fight.

READING, March 3.-Anna Smith.
aged 1S years, while OIL her way home
last night from drug store, was at
tackled by an unkn~ wn man, who, with
drawn revolver, commanded her to
stand and make no noise. He seized
and attempted to pull her her into an
alley, when violent struggle ensued.
The girl succeeded in gaining poss ,s-
sion of the pistol and escaped to her
home with 1t ia ber hand. She was so
much excited over the affair that she
could not recognize her a slilaDt other
than he was tall and had his hat pulled
down over his eyes as a mask.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04
Indians Hanged.

The Ind an scouts, Dead Shot, Dandy
Jim and Skippy, W. rs hanged y1sterd ~
tho soaffold "lAugblng," and sad tbev
were "happy aud would soon meet their
friends." There WIS no sign of dis urb
ance among the ressrVa ion Indians
RobeI Jones, " hIte, and William Miller
oolored, convicted OF the murder of three
brothers named Walker, were hanged
yesterday at Aberdeen, MlssIsstppi,
Jon.s tainted on the soaffold, while
Mill said he "expeoted to go straight to
heaveu."
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04
W1II'Oommenee ON BTouunv.

On Monday next force OF workmen
will begin the work of tearing out the
first story fronts of the stores 615 and
617 Market street. The fronts will be
entirely new and will be supported by
Q girder weighing over 5000 pounds.
Each store will have two bulk win
dOws instead of one as at present.
No. 61b will be occupied by Ferd
Carson, merchant tailor, and No. 617
by Paul Bright as q tea store. The
imprbvemeDt is being made by VIM.
Bright.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04
Brnndvwtne semIn.rv

. 1t is announced by Mr.. Novel;, in
circulars TO patrons 10 day. will con
,tinue at Tenth and Market streets
with q corps of teachers increased in
number and efficiency. Mrs. Novel;
will return to the school, and her
large aud successful art classes will be
connected with it.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04
Qaeen and Miniatar.

LONDON, March 3.-The Queens
monument to the late Lord Beacons-
field has just been erected in Hughen.
den Church. 1t bears the following
inscription
"This memorial is placed here by a
grateful and afectionate Sovereign and
friend, "VICTORIA, r..
Kings love him that speaketh
right"
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04
CIrr UOUNCrE.y "
A SHORT SESSION LAST EvEN1No-prr
LITTLE business TO TkAHsAcr.

shONT SESSION LAST EVENINo-BU1
LIT LE BUSINESS TO TkANsACT.
City Council held short session I..,
evening, but before 1t was over. Presi.
deHt bbarpley called r. II. Taylor Ia
tn9 cn u snd retired from the chaul Der.
1he street Committee reported favor
noiy or the petition Of the w. q N. r.
n, 10 lay tracks across Dock, Com
merce and Canal streets.
Ihe SHINE Committee reported adverse
~ on the petition of A. J. Peterson.
asking that bis property, Front and
oesrIes streets, be released from a lea
TOT curbing and paving. Adopted.
lbe FIRE Committee submitted the
report of their annual visit 10 the de-
partmeht, and detailed reports of ali the
compAIl les except the Reliance. The
reports we're ordered TO be fled,
Tie City Treasurer Tepor,ed $50 .b2s. or
10 oank 70 the credit OF fcurrent expen.es,
ana alsb $4,000 to ths credit If loan
Ibe Chief Engineer of the Water
department, reported 20 men In his ann
ploy ior the week ending February
18th; pay roll $224.49.
Inc Registrar Of tue Department re-
ported bat he had collected 81, 1886 ,OS
during last month ilTII1 = NJ
me street Commissioner eported 10
meh' double and 2 single teams, in
MS employ for the week ending Febru-
Ary Z5Ih; pay roll, $4l.40.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
Ibe X FLOWING petitions and commu-
nlcatlo1s, were introduced, read and re-
i'rred tp the proper committees
From the Fame Hose Fire COMPANY
asking for the full amount Of the semi
annual appropriation.
from City Treasurer Guthrie asking
tol instruction in relation to a mulilaled
Donc, No. A Of Loan u, issued 10
hlizs Moore for Sarah Moore, but now
nelu Dy Eliza b. DAVIS administrative
ana Extrusrix fjr the ladies named.
Geo. q. Ward repOrie ed that he had
spproved 1850 gallons of oil last |
Geo. w. West asking f IF water pipes
along Elm street, between Jackson and
Van Blu can.
Aillatd I. Ton asking that the bed OF
Eleventh street, from Union TO DUPONT
Do put Up travelling condition.
John Hare asking that the work
ordered to be done about aix montIs aoo
II Tenth and Adams streets be com
nenced.
j. q. Koltz, asking that RaIlruad Ava
lue be graded from Foufte sntb 10 Sir
zenith.
Merrib Taylor introduced an ordl-
lance appropIiAtinR $1,000 from the an
'ropiatlbn OF printing, 10 that oF Inc,-
entail and Miscellaneous expenses.
Du motion OF the same eentlen,nn a sne-
lal COMMITTEES OF thIes will be appoint
. 10 examine into the new working Of
be Birlhs, Marriages aud Deaths de.
Adj llrned.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04
AFatal Mistake.

'IIH"s " u, N aIUH o 1867.
William Walker, Pittsy lvanla county.
was killed at Chatham, at four O'Clock
yestt rday morning, Oy Lilies @. johnson
merchants clerk. Walker, who slept
with johnson, went out while the Iattsr
was asleep, and, relurning, awoke John
son, who mistoOk hlm for robber and
shot him dead with pistol. The
Ooroner's jury gave u verdict In accord
ance with tnIa statement.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04
SOLD nv IN. an..,a

The sock Of the tobacco a0d cigar
store OF g. w. Schultz,wAs sold by Sher-
III Clark, yesterday. The amount
realized was SASS, upon which there vas
government tax of $243. The stock
was purchased mainly by PhlladeIphla
pArLies.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04
Gone 10 California

George Moore, for MANY wears conA-
Dental Amanusnsls to The lata II a
mcCohb. but who has held the position
OF book Keeper in the Jackson g Sharpe
Company's office left last evening Tor
San BerdandIna, California. for tho
benefit OF his health, Be was accon'.
panied to Philadelphia BY job III. lack
son.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04
PRICE ONE CENT
0LEnA.

gAAE8s
~ Ne.-On the 3D. inst, John A. KinR
~ ~, nis Seth year.
ara ne relatives and friends Of the family
iunereas psctfully invited 70 attand ne
EaSi Erom rom mis- late residence, Ne. as
noon ouILh street, ON Tuesday AFTER
Infas services at the house af z y. n.
wine Sns OemstsrvW ~ wilmington and Brandy
otHsrrimas5hAW.-on al the Sd inst, Charlotss
fnnne nne blends are invited 10 attend har
MEM, innsstsni,1gton street, on Monday, the eth
Old swedes1 ~ oS0SShE oSGloSE; p 2: m; IntsrmSnt %
sTRADLEY.-At his resido.ea. nsar
S,1soW, ON the 2d inst, William II.
81 81, Isoley, aged AZ years,
q - no relatives and friends OF the hamiIy
~ S IesRectfully invited 10 ettand he
nereI n,n from his late residenco Sunday
NJ nlng, the 9th inst, at 1880 O'Clock.
hhnseEment -. at the GlaaRoW Pr0sbyHoFtan
ouryinR ground.
rVARD. I'm Middletown, on the a fura..
aeed ta Snnie nn Foard, vile Of J. B. FoAEd,
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04
ORDERS.

During the session, the falIowino
orders we're directed to be draVn:
Miscellaneous pay roll, $l,431.57; pO-
lice pay roll, 81, $50. so; John 0rinnape.
$3.50; A. q. b. Anderson. SI15 % .
Pennsylvania Globe Gaslisht Comnanv'
$516; Delaware Fire COMPANY. Si 25o,
Water Witch Fire Company, ST., 100 I;
Weccaepe Fire Company. s.. .250: Phnl
nix Fire Company, Sl,l7b Ri anco
Fire Company, Sl,l60; Washington Fire
Company, $1,lb0; Samuel q, Tazwall
Chief Engineer, 500: CharleG ~
Lukens, FIRST Assistant Engineer. Sb0.
John Il. Hubert, Second Assistant IN,
gineer, 800.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04
sunAA ~ Papers-The watkins
MANNh.

The closing scores in the nedestrian
match fer the cbampionshln of the world
closing At Madisoa Square q Gsrden New
York, at IL O'Clock, to-nInht, will be- found
In the PhiJadeIphia pan.Ts at oicIock
In the morning ard the New York p pspsrs
a. O'Clock, Ii by George A. Davis, at
6l0 Market suoet
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04
Father Is Getting Well.

My daughters say, Chow much bet
ser father Is since he used Hop Bitters
He is getting we'll after his long suffer-
ing from disease declared incurabIe
ana we ars SO glad that he used yoBr
York.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04

FLAxlscultivated in California az q
n crop. Last season 10,952 acres,
bduclng lOl5I546 pounds, were
Swn in California. Three hundred
ty.tiVs thousand and one hundred
hpds Of peanuts we're raised on 26S
les, and 2lSS acres of sugar beet
lded 1906 ions. This crop is
J ght by the beet sugar refinery at
Francisco, which is run profitably,
lng to The high price of cane sugar.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04

Lydia e. Plnkbam's Vegetable Com.
pound, the great medicine fer the cnra
of all female complaints, Is the greatest
strengthener OF the back, stomacb.
nerves, Kidneys, urinary aud genital or
gans of man aud woman ever known
Send for circulars TO Lydia E. Pinkham.
Lynn, NJ ass.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04

Life Is too short to try half dozen off.
ferenJ kinds OF sure Cuges," when one
suffers with cough or cold stick to The
best ami use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup: IL
will cure your cough anu never disap-
point you. All druggists sell il at twep.
ty-fve cents bottle,
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04
SECOND EDITION
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
SIX MEN KILLED AND OTHERS INJURED
BY A BOILER RxPLosIoN.

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BIZ A BOILER RxPLosIoN.
WAINE, Ind, March 3.-At Stone,
Randolph county, this State, the
boiler in Wester g Barnes handle fac
tory exploded to-day with terrible
force, instantly killing FIVE men and
seriously iniuring q sixth, who has
sinoe died. The names of the deceased
are a. follows: George Wester, Hod
Clarke, Roqert Randall, William Yam.
ker, William Fleming, and Lewis
Mann.
The above were all married men
ane had families. Trimbell Yanker,
Granville Barnes and John Whie,
were injured severely, but not fatally,
The explosion is supposed to have
been caused through ignorance of his
duties on the part Of the engineer.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04

pericau wine producers can find en-
Pgtmeul In tie fact that in the
90 wine dIstTlc's The vines are be-
atfa'te by windlasses, and 1,000,-
lctes oi vine land will be turned
70 otter uses. Phvlloxera cid it ;
neIe is no danger of the thing fast
TO American vines.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04
lieutenant DansnAow.r.
WASHINGTON. Marc

The following cable despatch has been
received here from st. Petersburg
DANENHoWER, Washington, d. q.
Son telegrapLs:-"Lett eye affected by
sympathy. Health splendid. On nv
feet. Forbidden TO read or write. Can
travel when snow disappears. Don't
worry. Right eye will be saved" :"
HOFFMAN.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04
Accemmodating.

The p. W. & b. railroad company have
always been very accommodating a to the
r. M A. and their latest act of Kindness
IL TO order all trains thar stop at Chester
to make a stop at Ridley Park ~ long as
the academy is located there.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-04
A GhastIy Joke.
CoRsIcANA, Texas, Ms

CoRsIcANA, Texas, March 8.
John York, while attempting to
tnghten Charles Alexander, who was
sleeping in an adjoining room, by firing
Lhrou sh the partition, blew off the top
Of Alexander s head.