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The daily gazette., 1882-04-28
aat NIEhs,a Awards.

There was a very large attendance at
s. Patrick's Church fair, last night, and
the following awards were made:
A cluster Of pond lilies TO Josephine
Holland, set Of dishes to Mrs. Jones,
a set of chairs to Laura j. Thomas, a
lounge to Mary j McCaterty, q wax
cross to Thomas Smith, q half dezen
chairs to John Hart, the bride and groom
dolls to Kate Courtney, No. 1O2 East
Sixteenth street, q watch case to George
Moore, silver sugar spoon to William
A. Mahoney; watch safe to E. j.
Hayes, No. 800 King street, toilet set
to Joseph Mention, Fourth and jackson
streets, q tidy to Grace A Tonner, and a
clock TO Edward Curley. II is proposed
to close the voting contests If possible
on Monday evening next. The com
mittee of ladies met last evening ana de-
cided to clese the fair on Friday even
ing next.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28
SECOND EDITION
The democratic Campaign.
ALL THE WARDS ORGANIZED AND IN
WORKING ORDER. I a..

ALL THE WARDS ORGANIZED AND IN
WORKING ORDER. r..
The meeting Of the Third Ward DEM
ocrats, In the Western Market, Front
street near Madison, last DIRht, was very
largely attended and the proceedings
we're marked by degree Of interest and
harmony that indicates effective work
for the Democracy in this Ward at the
approaching election.
y. III ID. Bedford called the meeting
to order and the following officers were
elected
PRESIDENT, j. Frank Ball, Esq; Secre-
tafy, Merris Taylor; Treasurer, @. 81. d.
Bedford.
Member of City Executive Committee,
VIM. Klyne.
Ward Executive Committee, VIM.
Klyne, chairman; VIM. Emmons, Harry
Wit~il, James Murphy, Daniel McCof-
mick.
Committee to report candidates for
Council and Inspector, P. Gardner,
James Murphy, John haley.
Harry Wllsill was app ointed inspector
| to hold the Mayoralty nomination elec-
ton, aud the candidates for Mayor were
requested to name a nan each to act as
assistant Inspectors.
Adjourned SUBJECT to the call Of the
| chairman. ....
The Ninth Ward Democrats held their
meetings in the Old Academy last eve
ming and effected the following organ
/ iZatIon:
President. joseph d. johnson; Secre-
tary, Wm. j. Haggerty Treasurer, John
McSorley.
Executive Committee, VIM. J. Hag-
gerty, ThOs. Msthies, e. @. Knight
Geo. Cloud and VIM. Patterson. .
Thursday evening.
These meetings complete the Demo
cratic Ward organizations, and at the
meeuDg of the City Democratic A'socl
alton this evening, a. the wards will be
represented in good working order.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28
LOCAL LINES.

Harlan Cause has purchased at
private terms, from tho Christiana
River Improvement Company, the
lot at the northeast corner of Tenth
and Church streets.
''Brockey Tom" has been released
on bail to await trial at court, his
mother becoming his surety.
The municipal reform meeting will
be held in the lecture room of the
Opera House this evening. Thomas
Walter and George H. Earle, Esqs.,
of Philadelphia, will speak.
Owing to the illness of Bishop
Nicholson, Bishop Latane will admin
lister the rite of confirmation at thu
Reformed Episcopal Church of the
Redeemer, on Monday evening next
John MANI, a wellknown salooI
keeper, is lying very i'll at his resi-
dence, Ninth and Walnut streets.
Carncross' Minstrels will appear a
the Opera House on Tuesday evening
of next week.
John Week, better know as "OlC
Probabilities, created as excitemen
in the cutting room of the BostOi
clothing house yesterday afternoon
by threatening the employees with I
huge knife. Sergeant Cannon dis
armed him.
Copies of the DAILY GAZETTE of th
following dates, are wanted at th
GAZETTE office: August, IS, 1881
SepteI Der, 20, 1881. Five cents viii
be given for perfect copy of eac
date.
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Col. Fred Grants light.

BosToN, April 27.-Edward A.
Goff stated this afternoon that the
total bills on file against the Electric
Light Company of Massachusetts,
amounts to $l3 673 from which sum
81, 1853 can be subtracttd d for accounts
cancelled or paid, leaving b dance
due of only $500, of which 81, 0S3 is
for newspaper blll4. The above bills
he will pay in full, and they, with
what he has already expended will
make him loser to the amount OF
$50, 900. He further asserts that h.
has completed arrangements whereby
all who purchased stock of Prescott,
Heresay, Hastings e. Co., or Fog,
Bros & Co., will be protected so that
all frauds aud swindleLs alleged by
the New York parties will fall upon
his shoulders.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28
He HAD FAITH AMONG DoUBrEEs

SAMUEL f.. Palmer, young employee
ar No. 355 sixth ave, New Yo City, has
Invested +. gularly in the drawing OF the
A, Dauphin, New Orleans, La. He failed
10 get ticket in the February drawing,
as he sen too late, but received one In inc
h, his Trleuas, but he offer ed to bet . Ol
that he would some dav win .argt
nrize sure enough he found that his
was q half OF lickeV No. 30, which nae
Adams Express Com any, aud as he hal
ireuueptly drawn small prizes 4 go ane
SlO before, will send in time for May 9lh
/ be in the next drawing under the SPEC
ial supervi islon OF Gen1s q: T. Beeure.
gard. of La, and Jubal A. Eariy' ol va
| as usual.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28
FATAL ACCIDENT TO A CADET.
ANNAPOLIS. Nd, April II.

Cadet Engineer Lawrence A. Wedder-
bur OF the third class, At the Naval Ac.
adt my, met with fatal accident at r
NJ. by a fall in tn kymnasiuIn while
practiclng with his ella smate, Arthur L..
HUI hes. He was exercising on the swim
ging rings, and while perform ing the act
called the ''cut-off," fell on the mattress =
under HIM, striking on he back OF hishead
II head was hardly three feet from the
ground wheu he fell. His companion
ran TO his assistance and lift ed him up,
and Mrs. Judge oliver Miller and mother
VINO came in at the time went for help. -
Passed Assistant Engineer ku sene b. W.
Bertulette and Surgeon w. A. Corwtn
were summoned, but he was beyond
their aid. he was not conscious after
the fall, which produced concusslon of
the brain or broke the spinal cord, ard
died ia less hau half an hour. The de
ceased wa the son OF Geo, q. Wedder-
bum, OF Washington. d. U and the neg
new of Mr.. 4 j. Wedderburn, com mis-
sion merchant. OF b. lIlu ore, and was
uis hly es,eemed by his felloW-cAdets &C
| academy.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28
Sale OF Lots.

Drake & Co., auctioneers, sold for
Joshua Maris, yesterday, the following
lots, situated on Maple and Franklin
streets, Eleventh ward.
No. 1, 1s by 80 feet, at che northwest
corner of Maple aud Franklin streets to
Charles F. Tazswell, at $7.25 per foot;
Nos. 2 and 8, each 16 feet inches by
80 feet, on the west side OF Franklin
street, obove Maple, to Mr.. Bond at 81
per foot; Nos. 4, 8 and 9, each 10 feet 8
inches by so feet, on the west side et
franklin street above Maple to Benja-
min r gby at ST per foot; Ms. 7 aRd 8
each l6 by 100 feet, on ths north side of
Maple street west of Franklin TO Benia-
min Rigby at Sc. 10 per foot.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28
The philharmonic Concert.

Last night the fifth concert of the
Philharmonic Soclety's eighth season
was given at the Grand Opera House,
and was attended by large audience.
The programme included the tinales
of the first and second acts of"Pina- :
fore," vocal solo, "The Capture oil
Baochus," by W. Zimmerman, selec-
tions from "Pirates of Penzance," "
male chorus, "Plaint," solo, "a
Maiden Fair Was Singing" by Miss
Laura Bigger, solo, "'Ihe Kings
Highway" by Mr.. G. F. Howell, and
the choicest selections from ''Pa-
tience.n Prof. Rhoads ably filed the
position of Conductor, and the exer'
cises were rendered with a degree OF
efficiency that received the hearty ap.
plause of the audience. Altogether il
was the society's most satisfactory
concert. z....E
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28

THE New York Times, in an elaborate
review OF the growing crops Of the
United States, embracing over 1910 re-
ports, covering the entire country,
shows their general condition to be
good, with few exceptions; that they
promise abundant hary ests with an In
creare in all grain cropt; that cotton
sugar aud tobacco are doing well; and
that hay and fruits appear at present
to be the only losing crops. The dam
age from foods is reported less than was
feared.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28
lRALPH w.sEMERsOM DEAD.
AMERICAS SAGE FOLLOWS AMERICAS
PoEr re THE OTHER LIFE.

Boston, Mas, April 27.--Euerson is
dead. The bells OF the First Unitarian
Church, before whose sacristy the gentle
philosopher has sooften worshiDed, ,tollad
the news Of the expected denise few
minutes before o O'clock thIa evening.
Surrounded by his family and q few In
innate friends, ithe companion philoso-
pher Bronson Alcott among them, In his
quiet rural bone a. Concord, Emerson
passed away quietly at S.62 o'clock, bAv-
ing been unconscious for several hours
previous. "Thls morning." said one Of
the attending q physicians, che was
delirioua al times, as, Indeed, he has
been since Monday night last. This
slate continued until we'll into the af-
terpson, when be grsw mote quiet, and
we were led to believe that he might yet
live throngh the week. For seven days,
however, we have entertained no hope
OF ultimate recovery. At @ o'clock 1t
was evident that the end was near, and
from that time out be failed rapidly,
growing unconscious In which staGe he
remained until his death, which was a
very peaceful one, occurred. It would
appear that pneumonia, the immediate
cause of death, WAS brought on by ssvers
cold contracted some twelve or fourteen
days ago, though how is not precisely
known"
1t is said that during the warm days
OF several weeks ago, Mr. Emerson took
walk without using his Overcoat, to
his carelessness Is attributed the primary
causa OF sickness. 1t 10 certain, however,
that for a raar he haa fnIIad fist and
his feeble condition at the funeral oi
Longfellow, which he attended, was at
that time the SUBJECT Of general remark.
John Owens, who died but few days
ago, is credited with having said, in his
usual blunt way, that the Concord sage
would be next to go.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28
Collision in the Tunnel.

A collision occurred In the PenDsylva-
mia Railroad tunnel under Walnut and
Chestnut streets, Philadelphia, about
five o'clock last evening, between q
Pennsylvania railroad milk trails aud q
Baltimore Central freight. 1t was a rear
collision, the freight train, running into
the milk train about the middle of the
tunnel, both going north. Fortunately
the freight train was not running at a
very rapid rate and the destruction was
not very great, but several cars were
thrown from the track and considerably
WRECKED. Travel in The tunnel was
suspended for about three hours until
the tracks could be cleared, thereby de
laying for the evening trains for this city
and points below. None of the tralI
hands were injured.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28
Personal.

DIR. Hugh Martin, Of Seaford, ex-
Speaker Of the Delaware House of
Representatives, spent last night and
a portion of this mo ming in Whining.
ton. The Doctor is in excellent health,
and cordially greeted his numerous
Wilmington friends.
Miss Mary Almond, daughter of
Mayor Almond, of this.city, is visiting
Miss Josie James, west Market street,
West Chester.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28
A Bank Robbers Will.
CoNooRD, Mass, April 81, 1889.

Robert Scott, one ofthe Northampton
Bank robbers who died here yesterday,
made his will ON Monday night, giving
SI sou to his wife and A50U to James Dun
lap, his bang r bbing associate. asserting
that he owed Dunlap that amount
Where is money is deposited is not yet
known. Scott made a confession concer-
fling the banh robbery, as many expect
ed he would. HI wife, who had come on
from New York, was with him WHEEL he
died. His body will be sent to his mother
at Warsaw, Ill.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28
LIQUOR Dry.

Son people prefer to purchase medi-
ci mes in the dry state so that hey can see
for them4elves that they are purely vege-
table. Others have not the lime or de-
sire to prepare the medicines, and wish
1t already to use.
prietors of Kidney Wort now offer that
well-knoWn remedy in both Liquid and
dry forms.
Sold by druggists eyerywhere.-Truh
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28
No. 41O East All street is

A good store bricS dwelling, nine
rooms and both tip top location for re-
tirement or the marts Of trade, near to
rail and water commerce, the centres Of
business, the ears, boats, markets,
stores, schools aud churches, and no
doubt will be a PAYING INVESTMENT
to the purchaser on Saturday 29th inst,
half past two p. M, at Stidham's. Cyrus
Stern, Administrator; Chas. b. Lore,
Atty. apI27 IL"
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28
AN INDIAN LYRcHEp.
sAN FnANc1soo, cal., April a7, les.

SAN FRANcIsco, CAL, April n, les2
says - ION the night of April ~ an In
dian was hanged by mob at stony
Or, elk, thirty miles wett OF here. He mad
threatened the life OF ] N. Pugh, pro-
lnent rmer, and as he had been en-
gagged In one murder an 1 was despt rate
chRrSci or, he was taken out and hanged.
He had been arrested and was In the
charge OF q constable at the time"
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28
Sale OrReaI Estate.

The frame dwellings Nos. l03 and 1o3
and l05 East Front street have been
sold TO John II. Backley for 50 200.
James Bonner has bought the brick
dwelling house and lot No. GIL Orange
street, belonging TO the estate OF ELIZA
beth Stroud, deceas I'd, tor 81, $40.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28
American Horses SOLD.
LONDON, April q, 1882.

LONDON, April 81, 1882.
Fifteen American trotting horses
which were brought from Detroit,
Mich, by Mr.. Henry Phillips, were
sold in London yesterday for 81, ,507,
including Baby Leo at 1876 guIneas,
Jenny r at e125, Hattie, Shaugraun
and Dick Miniphee at e120 each
German Girl Mt e115, Grace Darlin
ut clio and Little Wonder at e100.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28
,nicids Of a Young Man,

Frank Parrish, "a years of age, shot
himself at Henderson, Md, on We'd
nesday night and died last evening.
The deed is attributed to i'll health
and dependency.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28
Can't Get ii.

Diabetes, BrIght's Disease, Kidney,
Urinary or Llvor Complains caunot be
contracted by you or your family If Hop
Bitt-rs are used, and If you already have
any OF these seases Hop BltterR is the
only medicine that will positively cure
you. Don't forget. this, and don't get some
puffed up stuff that will only harm you
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28
%. 2aily SAsstts.
,oc.L TINE TABLE
CORRECTED FEB. !, 1852.
.rAun WILMINGTON .

Tn,,adaIphia ZOO, 22Ss, $50, 6.6',
" sl5 F1!'S'5 s5 5 GSs s., SiS ,SS3 Il. e aoa s
b. lSS Ss al siO, s.ss', 1.sj%, S.SO', lJ.OO' p.
|S. r.,. v,rt-2. o., 223*, $50, e.s5,
/, x s0f lis S .. m, i2sStt. l'SS' 0'l't' e'SS'
!. %. ,.,,,moro-I.OO', I.42., 4.5,". 500. s.Ss
A For bsaSli,JefI ~ ! ,JefI, 800, 8. z, ll.O4s .. IN.
%. W. ingL u, Luz, l.42', ~ .6le e.00$ a.
f% f%,m I0sff, 6.67, ll.O4' p. m.
n.; ~, slilmnre and intermediAte sta
EOt s5is. s.SS a. IN. 100. 500 p. M.
i9TsI i99TsaIns running both daily and sun
tay ". ma running only on'Sunday.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28
Mr.. Belmont 10 Retire from the
Committee.

WASHINGTON, April 27.-It is un-
derstood that Mr.. Perry Belmont will
to morrow resign his membership OF
The House foreign affairs committee.
He gives as reason that neither the
democratic nor republican members of
the committee appear to be willing 10
stand by him in his desire to get at all
the facts in The Shipherd matter. -
When ask il he had anything further
to add about Mr.. Blaine, he remarked,
CAN had TO say said to MIR. Blaine
himself.n
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28
Omcers Erected.

Eden Lodge, No. "a, 1. o. o. f. last
night elected the following officers:
Noble Grand-Wm. w. Crawford.
Vice Grand--Wm. T. Clymer.
Recording SscretAry-B. F. Shakes
pesrs.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28
Hendricks ON Blaine and TIIden.
CHICAGO, April "a.

The Daily News this morning publIsh-
es AN interview with Thomas A. Hen
bricks, OF Indiana, in which he says the
idea OF Blaine being the Democratic
Presidential candidate IL ridiculous and
unIounded, linden, he says, dares not
accept the nomination.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28
-Annoxanoa ersxenred.

Gray hairs are hoAoraSle but their
premature appearance is annoying.
Parkers Hair Balsam prevents the an
noyaRee by promptly restoring lhe
youthful color.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28
DIED.

LANGE.-on The 27th inst, Mrs. Anna
M Lange, wife OF Herman Lange and
daughter OF Henry and Ann Mellon.
The rel ttives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral from the residence OF
her parents, Sixth and w est streets, on
Monday, May LIST, at 9 o'clock. Mass at
st Peter's Church.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28

EIS. EIGS ss5' s.S5, 10, iOf. if.5s, 1850 a. m.
I'D l21, l. tit, 2SOt, 400, 4.S5, 40, 3 20,
s. Ga, SiS, i.s9t, i.65, s.s5t, S.6U, iO.6s"'
Va S1UtS q New York-l2.4s, I.s2s, 4.4Os, 7.b5t,
"a, SIS a. M; 1850, Lott, 46S, S,4ssi
w. Epon n B.ltlmore-l6I', 2.lS', e.OI, 600
blBA m. l28Ft, l.5O, 6.lls, e.SO', 9.49'
\ + = 5m WashIngton-l.2i". ais, q. m.
d sSft, L5O, 6.lls, 9 3O", 9.49~ p. m.
sBoIh daily and sunday.
ION sunday only.
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Liver. Kidney and BrIght's Disease

A medicine that destroys germ or cause
of Prieht's Disease, Diabetes Kidney and
Liver Complaints, aud has power to root
them cut of the system ,Is above all price.
Such a medicine is Hop Bitters and posi-
tive proof of this can be found by one
trial, or by asking your neighbors, who
have been cured by it.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28

Best ever made, Emory's Little Cathar-
tic Pills. pleasant to take, sugar-coatedj !
no grIpingi only 10 cents box, OF Drug
gis.s or bS mail. Standard Cure Co.. ia
Nassau street, New York; aprl7-d&w8m
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28
RRAR-ApMIRAL sTEMBEL.

Mr.. Talbot to day got the HoLse
TO take up and pass the bill to pay
Rear-Admiral Stemb ! as rear. admiral
on the retired list. Since 1874 it ap
pears that he has been drawing only
commodore's pay. Admiral
Stembel is q native of frederick
county, Md, and has many friends in
the State.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28
aEW ADVERTIsEaIENTs.
A UDITOR's NOTICE.

A UDITOR'S NUTIUE.
"A will attend ~ Wilmington to au-
dit the accounts OF the School Commit
tees of New Castle county, as follows:
On MONDAY, May sLh, from No. 10 40,
Tuesday 9th, No, 40 tots, Wednesday, No.
rs and upwards. Prompt attendance re-
auested. JNO. J. STAATS,
Auditor of Accounts.
Townsend, DEL, April "a. apr24-2w
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vor wilmington and Northern Rail-
.osS-7'lO a %. :; 8OO, sos p. m. NO sun
bay trains. ws.,arr Ra,,r0aA,-7 OK
,Sa m. SO D. m. No Sunday trains.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28

A medicine OF real ner t, prescribed by
many leading physicians, and universal
ly recommended py those VINO ave used
Il, as q true tonic Is, Browns Iron Bit
terS.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON

TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
Pbladslphia-Broad and Washington
Avenue-o.SO. 7.l5, $40. lois q. m. 1.3O,
i New Vt 1'sIue-S.3S, O.2O, ll.4e a. m. 4.4b.
kBp.m m.
TIains leaving Wilmington that will
connect o. Gray's Ferry for Broad and
Warrington Avenue-o.6', 9.o0, 900, e.46
d. m Zap. m.
tfLlmited Express trains.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28
Indications for To-Day.

For the Middle Atlantic States lait
weather variable winds, stationary OF
higher barometer and temperature.
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%, nslaware Railroad-6.00', o.85 a. M;
~ MtTSa,S' as p. m. No Sunday trains.
sfor New Castle only. u
tFor Harrington AND Intermediate StA-
Mons,
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28
Society Bellies

Are loud In their praise of Floreston
Cologne on account of It's remarkably
delicate and lasting fragrance.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28

From Wilmington and Northern Rail-
road-645, 8.45. ll.S5 a. M; 6.56 p. m. No
eundiy trains.
m, ais r. m. No Sunday trains.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28

rIsISS n :; =, !. BATES, NEwnPAPER ApvER.
lngJ New VT, Il Park Row, (IEnlsS Build.
Tor AdysrtiSnIA n IL authorised to contract
WARE 0AzETvE q our hest ra.ass 81
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28

From Delaware Railroads.&c., o.S5s a
|n, l2O5, 6.lOe, COS p. m. No sunday
lalns.
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Democratic Meeting.

The Democratic City Association will
met al the Oid Fellow Hal, Friday
evening, 2ath inst, St o'clC OK. Full
and pTomPt at endance otsl the Com
M iCte, aud ALI Democrats earnestly re-
ouesteu. G, b. LORE,
aprH-2t$ Chairman.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28

IL is now said Mr.. Belmont is to retire
from the House Committee on Foreign
Relations.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28
SETTLERS ORGANIZING FOR PROJECTION.
TOMBSTONE, Ari., April n, 1882.
A REPORT DENIED

A meeting was held by the citizens OF
Bowie aud ninu te company organized
for seIf-prott ction against the Indians.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28
SALE OF cows.
MONDAY, MAY lsT, 1882,

monday, MAY lsT, 1852,
po. All o'clock, p. M,
ospp spp HEAD OF FRESH COWS AND
oFFFHiHNGEkS, TWENTY HEAD
DEhS, LOT OF YOUNG BULLS
j.. W s.,,. SILL g. BAILEY,
apr2I-ts =" son. Auers.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28

The reported capture OF Galeyville and
the killing oil thirty persons is incorrect.
Olly one man has been killed, three
miles from the town. Two companies OF
| troops are at Galeyvllle and the Indians
did not attack the place.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-28

'ay; a;yI;raluS running only on'sunday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-12
STATE NEWS.

The Nov York Evening Post announces
that the library u the late George Z.
Marsh has been sold by the executors OF
the estate 10 Hon. Frederick Billings OF
Woodstock. who intend. to present il 10
the Unisersiiy Of Vermont Mr.. Billings
now owns and occupies the place in Wood.
stock where Mr. Marsh was born. and is,
a. il we'll known. au alumnns OF the uni.
yersiiy. The library contains II. 600 vol
uines, mos, OF which are now 10 Rome.
and l. pronounced by good judges to he a
rich collection.
The dead body 0! tramp was found IN
the highway Recently near the residence
OF Hiram Griffith 10 Mount Tabor. An in.
anes, was held aud it wa. decided that he
died from exhaustion. There was nothing
about him 10 indicate who be Vas or where
be came from.
Hon. II. n. Davis Of Dansille Is said 10
bc the oldest member OF the state bar.
When state. attorney for Caledonia
county many years ago, Mr.. Davis was
stabbed in thu old cour, house q, Danyille.
then the shire ,own. 10y Bristol Bill. tho
well kposa burglar.
For some time strange looking man has
been seen in the woods 10 the eastern par,
Of Randolph lie attacked several men
the other day. and was Knocked down with
a sled stake before be could be controlled.
He proved 10 he a Innate, aud probably
e-capei from some ssylum.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-12

WAt the residence Of Julius w. Rngar,
rst riatisbnrgh. Oct. 2. 1882, Truman
Hilliurl. 10 the glst year Of his age.
The suhI ct Of this sketch was born in
Manchester VT. March, 1892 He was
the son al Joshua aud Mary llilliari who,
ahem frunisn was two wears OF age moved
Ia pluiislurgh. where he resided up 10
the time OF his death He was known all
through this section of the country rs
Uncle True" He served in the war Of
1872 aud participated IN the battle OF
piatisburgh. His genial face was familiar
at political gatherings, aud his enthusiasm
and famous growing" will be remember
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ihr anecdotes told by him OF the war are
familiar to hundreds Of his lric..,ls
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name will live for many years he passed
away peacefully. retaining bis faculties to
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