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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-22

THAT HACKING COUGH can be so quick
" cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it.
Bowditch. Webster 4 Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-22
JOB PRINTING.

xipds Of Job Printing promptly executed nj
this once We are constantly adding new Ut, les Of
srne. Have just received . very handsome script
istfer for printing visiting cards.
wedding Card aid Invitsii ms done In the neatest
manner or will ceve orders for Engraved " ork
Al al kinds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-22

Governor Plaisted arri, ed on the morning
train yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-22

sLEEPLrSS NIGHTS made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the
remedy for you.
Bowditch, Webster { Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-22

See BIRD" adv't; get Holden's Birt
Book; food, care, diseases. breeding. HI
has extra singers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-22
An EXPLANATION.

The delicate, fowery and lasting fragrance
of Floreston Cologne explain why it is sucl
favorite with the ladies'.
nOvl +eOd&w lm3p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-22

For lame Back, Side or Chest use Shiloh't
Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents.
Bowditch, Webster & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-22

"Buchupafba,"
Quick, complete cure, ALI annoying Kidney.
Bladder and Urinary Diseases. 81. Druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-22
''ROugh ON Rats"

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants,
bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. l5c.
Druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-22

Mother Swans Worm Syrup.
Infallible. tasteless, harmless, cathartic !;
for feverishness, restlessness, worms, consti-
patton. 25c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-22

The excellence Of the programme to be
presented at the Grand Army Hall, under
the auspices of the Ladies' Aid connected
with the G. A. r., as well as the object for
which it is given, should bring out gener
Gus response from the citizens. We append
the programme and urge all our people to
turn out and lend their aid to the good work ::
PROGRAMME.
Instrumental Duet
Misses. Foger and Cochrsne.
:. Quartette-
Messrs. Ward and Hunt,
Miss Clapp and Mrs. Wrlch.
}. Song
Miss Bicknell.
:. Violin Solo
Mr.. Fullsn.
s. Song
Miss Psrke.
8. Reading
Mr.. Wilson.
Z. Song
Mrs. WEIGH.
Q. Trombone Solo
Mr. Fairfield.
.. Song (vion Oblixatol-
Miss Bickpell and Mr.. Pulien.
TO- Instrumental Duet
Misses. Cochrane and Foelcr.
Supper will be served from $50 to ''oo.
Admission to supper and entertainment Zoe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-22

Corrections Ceneerning the North Wayne
Fire.
The following are the facts about the nre III
North Wayne Monday morning, concerning
which erroneous statements have been made IN
previous dispatches The FIRE took place about
2 O'Clock Monday morning, in the new axe
factory of the North Wayne Tool Co, on the
the upper dam. Fire probably proceeded
from 4 stove in the tile chimney connected
with the grinding and forging department
Loss, $40, 900; insured. The axe and scythe
factory of the same company on the lower
dam was uninjured, which will enable them
% oil all pressing demands for their tools
without delay.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-02
THE PUMPING RECORD.

TEE WORK OF THR CITY WATER
PUMPS DURING JANUARY.
The following is the record of the
city water pumps for the month Of
January, 1882
North'nRton pump at city mill
Rnnning time, % days OF 1884 hours /;
38l 81 strokes raised TO Cool Spring
Reservoir, lis, 63s, 720 gallons.
Water power (Turbiue wheel aud
pnmps)-Running time, 81 days or
l2S hours 679. AGO strokes raised to
Cool Sprisg Reservoir, 1,2j7 go
gallons total pumped to Cool Spring,
lag, 1876, $40 gallons compared with
the COZ responding mouth OF last Y ar
shows an increase OF 81, 35l, 1876 gall
Ions.
knowles pump al Cool Spring
Running tim, 10 days or 80 hours /;
lS2, 543 strokes raised To RodueS
st'eet reservoir, 1856, s06 gallons.
NoTthington pump at Cool Spring
-Running time, 8 days or SO hours
20, 4lS strokes raised to Rodney
street reservoir, 1928, 500 gallons
total pumped to High Service reser,
erVoir, l0,9 4l2 gallons which com
pared with the corresponding mon b
OF last year shows an increase Of L.
S6l, $50 z lions.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-02
The American Iron and Steel In
dustry.

The census IRON and steel statistics
repaired by Special Agent James M.
swank make most encouraging OK
hiblt Of the condition OF this Industry 10
the United States and show the rapid
growth that has taken place during the
patt ten ), ars. In 1850 there were In
operation l 900 establishments employ
ing l4l 900 hauds, who were paid in
wages during the year $50, 500, 900. The
amount of capital invested In tue bust
ness wat s23i ,0O0,0 From materials
costing Sl9l 100000 produeti we're made
weighing more Than 1000 600 tons and
valued at 1896, 10000. The marked
growth of the Industry since 1870 is
shown bg the fact that there has been
an mere ase of "a per cent. In the mum.
Der Of establishments, 80 per cent. In the
number OF hands employed, 80 per cent.
IN invested capital, Al per cent. IN the
value OF IL Later a 8 used, 43 per cent, in
the value OF products aHu 81 per cent. In
the weight OF products. Pennsylvania
continues to be the great CO. t,e of the
Industry, and oontrIbu es now as IL did
in 1910, 90 per cent. of the entire product
OF the county. Next In orGsr OF pro-
d uction come Ohio, New York, Illinois
aud New jersey. DurlnR the IA de-
cade the iron industry has been ex-
tended into many new States and Terri.
torres. II Is particularly pleasant IN
note The great growth that has taken
place in the Southern States. The In
crf asa reaches 792 per cent. In Alabama.
265 per cert in Georgia, l25 per cent. In
Tennessee and AZ per cent in Virginia.
This is a significant item OF the indus
trial activity that has started up In the
5outh--N. Y. Herald,
The daily gazette., 1882-02-02
Ansahsr chapter or Blaias's EeIIy.

Anorher Chapter OF Blains's Fe1Iy.
We print this morning Mr.. Blaines
circular note 70 our NiDisters In South
and Central America inviting confer
enes Of delegates from the republics Of
the two continents 20 meet at Washing
ton next year. Il isa qaeer document,
containing many words and no definite
proposition OF any kind except one which
rashly commits the United States With q
single vote 10 any conclusion to which
the convention may come.
The Tote slgDed by Mr.. Blaine speaks
throughout IN the name ofthe President.
We should be glad for Mr.. Aithur's
sake to be able to credit the report
which we have read In several journals
that this queer document was seut out
without bis knowledge. Its inflated and
unbusinesslike tone And hs grAndllo-
quent and (so far 40 we can understand
tnem) useless propositions make Il ride
ulous as . state paper. With 3 curious
infelicltY II excludes commerce from the
consideration Of the proposed eonyen-
lion, which is to be II seems, purely
political.
IL Is entirely ia tue spirit Of Mr..
Blalnes pretentious addresses to Chile
aud Mexico; II arrogates to the United
Sistes prelentions Of craftsmanship and
ci inns 10 authority which eau scarcely
tail to be offensive TO some OF the gov
erDments addressed, aud Il opens the
doors TO Wild aud chiwerical schemes,
such as seam 10 have taken possession
Of MIR. Blaine Shen he found himself NJ
the head OF our foreign relations.
What We want Of the American re-
publics is trade, which Mr.. Blaine 10
this note positively excludes, aud which
We eau best get, not by ridiculous COLI
Venti0ns, but by the repeal OF bad laws
that make commercial intercourse with
our neighbors impossible or difiicul'.
A repe4l Of the duties on the raw ma
lsriss with which they can supply US
will do more TO cement a good I'M
dertauding and bind them to us than
a doz-u Of Air. BlAiDs's Conventions
Herald
The daily gazette., 1882-02-02

sALE OF A RAILROAD.
IN WHICH THE LATE COL. h. $ MccoNB
OF THIS CITY. WAS INTERESTED.

IN WHICH THE LATE COL. h. MccoNR
OF THIS CITY, WAS INTERESTED.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Jan. 3l.--The
sale Of the Wasblngtoa and ONO Rail
road, under decrea Of the Circuit Court
q tae City Of Richmond, drew a large
Grove, comprising some capitalists, 10
tne depot Of that road, on Princess and
Fairfax streets, Alexandra, 81 noon to-
day.
The road runs from Alexandra to
Round Hill, Londeun county, Va, and
Is 63A miles long,
ThT first bid was $4,000 Then BY
$4,000 and 5000 bids $4,000 was
reached. Thence the bidding was made
mostly In advances Of 81 ,Oo0. The bid
ders we're Mr.. Walter q. OakmAn, Of
New York, who was understood to rep
resent the Interest Of the late II. 5. Nc
Comb, large creditor OF the road; Mr.
ar shoke q. Lee, represeniaiives,il was
said, OF Senator Davis and New YOi K
parties; +. l.. Broeketi, = DO represented
al Alexandria syndicate; = representa-
i've u the Shenandoah Road; dr. A me-,
OF Massachusetts, son of the late Oakes
Amrs. Mr.. Bates, OF Wilmington, Del,
". w. DUNCAN, q, A. Stevens and other
ialiroad nen were present, besides
Judge Smart, Mr.. Barton aud be other
commissioners Of sala. The s1lddiue
proceeded, thousand By lhousans, nan
lyb tween Mr. oakmAn and Mr.. Lee,
until Mr.. Lee bid 1892 600. Al which
hgure the road was knocked down 10
Dim. Ar. Lee deposited fifty thousand
dollars and the sale aSs closed. The
purchase was m ade for the Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Western Railroad Com
Pany, L. A. Hav', fgimeily commits
sioner Of Indian aft .ir,, president.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-02
Diphtheria,

e9to or sOre throat raav,.
amount 20 much, and II pry,Js,tiEt seemn
. y ean easily DC cured; but nagl9s.,a tendsd
~. s.,si,,,S,. ~. ption OF dInh,a Wla
sets % quickly and snrrIv 4, 9lefed WIN
FERRY DAVIS PAIN XII ,' n easts \,
prompt use ~ this tnrai.aLi. En-. liz
saved thousands Of lives 's7edg hs
FERRY DAVIS PAIN Ku
ss1s ~ e1perlment. II has been ti;Eh b
where u IL best known. n'O'l Halld
read As follows: -'''' tes'lnoahs
PAIE KILLKR has been nv bo,,,,.-,,
eoitA Tor the past tNenty.seyer 49,. 1.l hinn1yir.
lsssT :, , Known N fail ~ etfsctiic 40 h's
EoE thirty years have used paty
Sst inilinE remedy for cods ~ al
Have recciyed iinmediate relief 49,,
sore Lhfvat, ana consider your Pm, d t.ls nd
NYlaAD'e relnedy.--SKo D. EvEHETr. fble essla 9
have rust recovered from very -.
which have had for eosHs time / c',53sIN Cd
rehei until tired youF p1S KILL ~
relieved me immediately ! ain i1et-.k shA
without - g. o. FoRoE. Lowiid,, ~ asIt 4
Have used PAIN RrLLER In ny family To-,
ssrs, spa nave never known il to ialib,Ia1
began using PAIN kILLFR IN my fatrp,,
nFe years ago and have used Il ever siI't 'tslF,
found no medieine % take IL place M I Sas
e u
Tor wnooidng-oough and Group II "a
preparation made. We would not b, w.'tgl, -
A, =. korIs, IAberty Mills, Va '--'iyN u
fur twenty-five years have usegl p,,xr
tor cnlda aud chApped ips and considsr I, n,llth
Nc ~ " llllssl
I was suffering severely with hropch,s. 49,,
throat was 10 inhamed ! could sear,,iy s sul ~
any food vas advised IN try your pti ps,.s.as
aud after taking 3 few doses Wa o5Bt..tt
cured--T WTLKfNPOs ''u'lrsel
Or. WALTON writes from Caeh0cton. Won. n.
kiLLER cures dirhtheria and Fofe thr5af ~. -, ~
ipsly prevalent here. and has not tt,.ii -
iAii IN single instance. This fact you Nh,
make known 20 the world ~ s-'4i
Mrs hLLEs j MAsos writes Ny sen vss,,h.
Nioiently sick with diphthcria, high fa,ar M VS.
oilius 80 many children have died hfr1- I y y, Z
afraid To cali physician, and tried yanr -
MILLER. He was taken on SUNDAY IA y,
Wednesday hia throat was clear III No = ~, y
derftn cure, and ! wiah Il could be known n n
poor mothers who Rre losing No many childr9
For Chills and Fever PAIN KILLER n,
no equal II cures when everything ~, An
Delays are offen dangerous A b0itls :
Pam KIfIERtn the house l. a safpguari tt.,
no family should be without
All druggists sell IL at 25e., Soc, and 81 "a
per bottle. '''
PERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietor
Providence, Ri
The daily gazette., 1882-02-02
Drowning OF Three Young Ladies'

BROADWAY, RoCKIHGHAA Co., Va,
Jan. 3l.-Three yOuDg ladies were
drowned in the Shenandoah river, near
LhIs place, yesterday, whilst attempting
to cross on a frail slruc ure. Two OF
them were sisters, aged is and IL yeart,
respectively, and were daughters OF
Michael Faidley. The other was Miss
Lena VIII, about 81 years Of age.
The bodies of Mrs Wilt and the young
er Miss Faidley were recovered, but
the third body had not been recovered
al last accounts.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-02
The Straw bond Cases

WAsHINGToS, 5annaiy 3l,-The
stra@-bUnd StaT-route Cases against
Messrs. Cabell, Dickson and MINK
came up again IN the Police Court to-
day. The examination of CHARLES II
dickson was resumed, bat nothing new
VAS elected. John n. MINK, being
called by the defense, t.st tird as to his
acquaintance ard connection with
Messrs. Cabell aud Dickson. The de-
Tense asked the witness whether be had
entered into a conspiracy deiraud the
Government. Colonel Bliss objected,
but after some DISCUSSION tbs question
was put in mod fed form and was an
swered in the negative. A. f Boone, an
ex-clerk IN he Post-Ofiice Department.
and assumed by The prosecution 10 b.
The Chief cousprator IN these cases, was
next called by tue defense. tie was
asked whether he bad at any time
brought the question of sUreties for mall
route bids aud contracts before the Post
Offce Department. He said that he bad
done so, and that Postmaster General
Tyner, IN 1877, had ruled that the de-
partment must receive when offered one
and the same surety on different bids and
contracts, 80 long as such surety demon
strated his ability to meet any loss re-
sulting from the contractors inability to
perform the service stipulated on each
particular route. The court then adj
j0urned until Tomorrow.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-02
reports ON Contested Congress
nfomaa Rneeel0mg

WAsHIEsToN, January Sl.-The
House Committee on Elections met
to-day and decided TO recommend
that the contest II Lanier W. King be
diamissed, IS the contestant had filed
no evidence 70 substanliate his claim.
On the contested case Of Mackey VI.
0'COnnor, or his heira, OF the SECOND
South Carolina District, the aub-com-
mitiee recc mmended that the protest
OF Mr.. Dipble, the sitting member, be
Overruled. This protest is subsian-
TALLY that a. he (Mr. Dibble) was APP
pointed by the Governor TO fill the
vacancy caused by the, death OF Mr..
0'Connor, his seat il not subject 70
contest. The full committee did not d
nally dispose Of this case. The sub
committee reported In favor OF admit.
ting Mr.. Bull as a delega ate from
Alaska Territory.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-02
The POS, once rIrh1

Richard Harrington, Esq, Isaac n.
Mul-, Levi q. BID, CAritt.aI Febiger,
jeremiah MabOn,y aod Chas. Gar Ell
y. re 10 Washington ye ter az, To- king
after the Interests Of II sjor 5 a igg,t FJr
the Win ngt III Pos,Cn lstership, whl-
anthony Higgins aud Washing on Has
lng@ were o. rtori1Ing the same kiniy
s-ryics for Postmaster Pyle The fnp n is
q the later are becJm ug much verne y
over tue prospect, ami ATE eiTc1 a ing
bttltions Tor Nj. Py es rot utlun, WITH
view to making one las tri1it. IT. is
Expected the Appointment VIII be an
bounced on Monday or rutsGsy.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-02
GracefuI IaavIta1Ion to MardI-Graa

WASHINGTON, January 3l.-At
the meeting OF the Cabinet to-day
Secretary Hun en- behalf OF the
Merry Crew Of Comus, presented 10
the President aud other members OF
the Cabinet handsomely engraved
invitation to attend the Mardi. Gras
festivities at New Orleans on Shrove
tuesday. Each invitation was accom-
panied by gold-enamelled deviced
form of a star suitably inscribed and
studded with garnets, emeralds and
crystals, the whole being surmount.
ed by gold crown with royal rib
bon. The President expressed much
pleasure at the compliment, and the
Secretary of the Navy was instructed
to notify the proper authorities that
the Cabinet regretted that their
official duties would prevent their
participation in the festivities.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-02
The StIk Exhibition.

The annual ex nlbtion ofthe Women's
Silk Culture Association, opered last
evening in St. Georges Hall, PhlAdel-
phis. The opening speech Was made by
Ex-Governor Pollock of Pennsylvania,
who was { lowed by a number Of prom
inent persOnages. There are twehty-six
competitors tor the four prime pal prizes,
Of $500, 500 aud $50. Among the
aforesaid competitors is j. A. Krauspe,
OF this city.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-02

RICHMOND, Jan. 3l.-The House OF
Delegates to-day passed the Senate
joint resolution providing for striking
from the constitution of Virginia the
clause requiring payment of capita
ton tax as prerequisite to voting. This
question having been passed by the
last session of the General Assem- oily
and confirmed by the present now goes
TO the people tor ratification or rejec-
ton. Thu vote upon the final passage
was 81 to Ia, five democrats voting IN
the affirmative.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-02
GENERAL NEWS,

The public debt statement issusd va,.
ErJay shows reduction Of Sl2y97s, $50
during January.
The New York STATE Woman Suffrage
ConvrUt on met } esJerday 10 New YoTk
city, L II Dsvereux Blake presiding,
The Superintendent of tse Mint gives
notice u at, beg inning with Monday
mex, De Will purchase mt lat lg.r
com when presented in sums of 81 AMI
upwards.
IL - not yet known how many lives
we're LIST IN tue Park Row Dire in New
York. Two a-e known to be- q. al. and
list Is published ofeighI missing. Ten
persons we're injured.
SpoW fellin New England ana New
YORK s att on Tuesday night Ia d.ntb
OF To "A inches on level At Bo,t IN
the depth was Desrlg IS inches, At POI o.
ktepse, a Port J.rgis IA inches, aud a.
Mar o"sbhrR, tbt u miles west Of PORT
JeIvis, "A inches.
d Malignant IN all-pox has apps AIRED in
brunsNick county, V rgIn,A, ana sryer-
81 persons have lied OF Il. The church
es and schools We been cllsed. ri G
uiress9 Wa az hrst supposed to b.
cLlcken pox. Twenty-tt new cases
OF sma n-pOx we're reported in PlttsLnTg
and ten IN Allegheny City yestsrday.
. The FIRST ANNA Conyenion of tba
Anne rloan Agricultural A sociar,on an
sned yesttriay ia New York. The fol.
loved ot1cer' wer- elected for the en- a.
ing YER: Pre-iHent, n. T. SpTsgue, of
Hermonti Senior Vice Presiien'' Henry
"a v'rd, OF New York; Secreta v. j
b. Rea !, Of New York; Ire Asur.S n
Nd. McLa'en, Of New York.
The Commissioner Of Pens,eps In a
COM "a uhlcatlOn sent t. the Q. s. House
OF Representatives yest srday, inretlv to
resolution Of hat body, estimates that
ior the twenty-five years ending with
1870 there vii De req1 r-d for the raw
ms 5, Of enslous 81, 347 ISL 1913, OF hIcb
81, -o4, zES,SH, are :, bsiinn Ia ms filed
pEior to June 10th, 1850; s3l, 900. 600 re-
beliluD { la ms fil-d sf or june I'd h 1880
aud S5l ,s2l 6l4 Mexican war claims
me amounts grow gradually Lees sppu-
ally, from eo2 COO 0O0 TO s23 .Oo0, 600.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-02

Sufficient SHOW fell yesterday to make
good slelghirg for few hours. Not
With.tlnfirg tie set a nj rain duriug
ID" afternoon a nuLa Der Of vsuturesume
ptr4oos who were de, ermlns1 10 have a
sleigh de app, AIRED npon The sir -et-
with their ~ nOut-, This IN rnlng a
great number II .lsighs could be- seen
upon the tree =, among them being a
number OF fi-hIof able turnonfs Of some
of our wealth cit zens. Toward noon
the sun had gained such pouer tha' the
saow dhanDesr-d 70 such an extent that
There viii bs worry little, If any slsIghlng,
this afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-02

LospoN, Feb. 3. lss2.

II ls now ascertaIned that emily twelve
pt rsons lot their Aves By the bunting
OF the reservoir at Calais on Monday
last.
Seven thousand ironworkers In Sfoc K
ton, Hariie p0Ol and DAlington have
struck fer an advance Of seven and .
half per cent IN their wages.
The trial Of DR.. Lamson for the mar
der or his tr0ther-ln-law, 10 postponed
until the next session II the Central
Crlmioal Court, the prosecution coB-
SEEMING.
Merry all the newspapers Of Paris
comm"ut fAvorablg on the Mtoiste q
prog ANNE, exceit ose irtecobciDie
la poltics, which blame the MiDisiry for
the pOstponement Of tue revision qaes-
ton.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-02
CEushed 90 Death.

CUMBERLAND, ND. Jan. 3l.-This
morning Edward Barib, a freight
brakeman on the Cumberland and
Pennsylvania Railroad, while walking
on top OF house cars at Payne Spring
siding, Tell between the cars and was
crushed TO death. He lived At Mt.
Savage, Md, was 20 years old aud un-
MAJ red. No blame is attached 70 the
train men.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-02

In small grove which adjoins The
Seh9nbeTger residence near Ciuciu-
natl, an army of crows take shelter
every night. They assemble by thou.
sands an hour before dark, and an old
man living near the place says that
to his personal knowledge the same
grove has been their dormitory for
sixty years.
sENAToR CooPER's bill for sn In
spectOr Of coal IN Baltimore, now in the
Senate, makes that officer payable by
ices charged the consumer or d. aler, as
either who appeals may be at fault.
CoROEER WALKER, Of the middle
district, Justice Henry Cast myer, Of
the eastern police station, and Grindall,
Of the middle police station, are here
looking for Tesppointment.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-02
The Water Rents.

The people tlocked in large mum.
bers to the Water Department office
Yesterday, 1t being the last day on
which water taxes would be received
without the imposition of the five per
cent penalty. The amount taken in
during the day was between $4,000
and $4,000, and for the month be.
tween $50 900 and 500 900.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-02
A wife Beater shot.

Will Ovens, aged forty five years,
liviUg on the Browusbotough road, al
the east end Of this city, was fatally shot
BY his brothpr-in-law, George Oylar,this
afternoon. Owens was beating bus wife
And Oylar went to his sisters rescue.
wheu the husband made an assault upon
him with club, but was stopped by a
well direced shot from a pistol in the
hands Of Oglar.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-02

The ladies who som etlmes since weya
unable to go out having taken lydia E'
Pinkhan's Vegt table Compound ara
quite recovered, and have gone ON their
way rejoicing.
Henry Clayton, charged with com.
hitting felonious assault on Catha-
rine Davis, of New York, has been
identified and committed for trial.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-02
The PuIIman palace Car Companv.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-The stockholders
Of the Pullman Palace Car COMPANY To-
day resolved TO increase the capital stock
OF the company by the issue of new
stock to the extent of $2.523 800, being
70 per cent. Of the entire capital stock.
Payment Of so per cent. is to be made
on or before March /, and the remain
der on or before May 2, 1882.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-02
A CrIsIs In denmark.

CofENHAGEN, Jan. 81, 1882.
There was great sem alton in the
Folketting on Monday In consequence
Of ministerial or IAN having stated that
II the radicals Prevent the passing of
The regular finance bill the R0vernm ent
can provide the necessary funds by roy
al ordinRnCes. The crisis Is acute.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-02
STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY. Ian 23 5pm

BEEF CATTLE were rather dun this
week, nut prices were unchanged SUOO
head arrived and sold Al the different
yards at a TIC. per pound, as 10 qualify.
ohEEf were rather lower. 90 head
sold at the dIffere It yards At a61e' ner
pound anu Lambs at ~ X. Der
pound, as to condition.
HOGS were Ia dem and and prices were
yards at IA Toe. per pound, as 70 condi-