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huence, as is shown by it's appearing
simultaneously in all parts OF the city
attacking all kinds of horses, old and
young, iu good condition or in poor.
The premonitory symptoms Of this
malady are staring coat watery d o.
charge from the nostrils, hot mouth aad
cold extremities. The throat and bron-
chial tubes soon become involved, more
or less, producing a severe hacking
cough. The discharge from the nostrils
increases, becoming of thicker con-
sistency and Of q yellowish, white color,
coming away in large quantities. The
pulse is accelerated and the respiration
more or less increased When affected
animals are exposed TO vitiating intiu,
ences, such as impure air, resulting
from filthy and i'll ventilated stables, or
from exposure to cold storms or severe
work the lungs become affected, pro-
ducing alarming and more dangerous
symptoms.
This disease. although it has created
great excitement and alarm. and has
proved to be Of considerable loss and
annoyance to owners of horses, and to
the community generally, is not likely
to be attended with any great fatality.
It will run certain course, and as far
as we have had an opportunity OF OBJ.
serving, it will take from ten to twenty
days, according to the severity of attack,
be ore an animal completely RECEIVERS.
In the treatment of this disease, as in
all diseases OF the respiratory organs Of
the horse, it is OF the greatest impor.
lance to insure a sufficient supply OF
pure air; therefore cleanliness, and
com ortable, we'll ventilated stables are
found to be OF the utmost benefit in
mitigating the symptoms and in hasten.
ing the period OF convafescence. Ifthe
ANIMALS are not severely affected, gen.
tie exercise or even moderate work does
not appear to be hurttul. As matter
OF course, the body should be kept warm
by proper clothing.
As to medicinal remedies, we prefer
the preparation OF potash-ssy chlorate
of potash, nitrate Of potash and liquor
ice powder, i'll equal parts. Dose-a
tablespoonful daily in food. In case
the animal refuses all kinds Of food, as
occasionally happens, then little OF
the powder by means of a teaspoon
may be carried to the base of the tongue
at short intervals during the day.
When the cough ia severe relief may
be afforded by a mustard application to
the throat and windpipe. The nos
trils shouli be sponged out several times
day with tepid water, and afterwards
washed with a weak solution OF
bromo chloralum or carbolic acid.
The stable should lie disinfected daily
with either OF the above disinfectants or
chloride Of lime. When the ANNA ls
weak the strength must he supported by
stimulants. In all cases the TODD should
be such as is nourishing and easily dl-
gested. Depletive remedies, as bleeding,
purgirg, severe blistering, and the use
of powerful drugs, as aconite, BELLA
donna, digitalis, emetic tartar, etc,
should be carefully avoided, as great
harm and irreparable injury may be
done by their incautious use, as well as
from the nostrums and complex mix
lures which are held out as specifics to
cure this and every other disease.
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The Horse Disease.

t"'s disease has seriously affected the
''oe's oil New York city and Brook.
- 'ne past week, and does still. The
a'i' o. Its extent, the number of fatal
ETC. might be interesting to our
3.',, as''' but We have no space for such
L The Professional Veterinary
,,,s eTa who so ably edits the Veteri-
Tn apartment Of the Spirit Of the
Tsg,ves. in that paper, the following:
f,s.. e alsease is msniiestly . Catarrhal
an, OF influenza, probably depending
''ns :psuM atmospheric In,
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distant from a market house, but the
prosecutions to which their proprietors
are subjected by the powerful combina-
tions among those interested in market
stalls deters many from engaging in
that enterprise, and such must always
be the case until market houses are
abolished.
1t is. at best, questionable policy,
the city entering into competition with
any citizens in any business avocation
whatever. Trade and commerce OF all
kinds should be left to their own mex
orable and infallible laws, and interfer-
ence OF any description can work only
mischief. In olden times, when market
gardeners and farmers brought their
own productions to market, the case
was different. Market houses were
then a convenience, but their day has
passed by, and they are no longer any.
thing but expensive nuisances.
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IOWA.
The Weather

DUBUQUE, November ls.-Lsst even'
ing was the coolest OF the season. the
mercury being below zero. The trans
on the Sioux City and St. Paul railroad
are still snow bound. Navigation is
about closed, as the river is full oi
heavy ice. Quite q number o. steamers
have been compelled abandoned their
trips and 90 into winter quarters.
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ENGLAND.
infringement OF the Hyde Park A.

infringement OF the Hyde Park Act
LONDON, November lS.-The Gov
ernment authorities have taken meas
ures for the suppression of the infringe
ment of the park act, which it is claim
ed has been violated by numbers OF the
party leaders holding out door meetings.
Several of the leaders who participated
in the demonstration for the release oi
Fenian prisoners, which was held in
HYDE Park the Sd OF November, have
been arrested and will all undergo an
examination. The trial OF Baily, one
of the leaders in the Hyde Park meet
ing, ended to-day, the Government
gaming his conviction.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, November l9, A. N. }
PROBABILITIES.
For the northwest and upper lakes
and thence to Ohio winds veerlng to
the northwest with cloudy but clearing
cold weather. In the Gulf and South
Atlantic States west to northwesterly
winds and clear weather. On the lower
lakes westerly winds, diminishing pres
sure and cloudy weather. In New
England and New York southwesterly
yeering to northwesterly winds and
partially cloudy weather with possibly
occasional light snow in the west part.
In the Middle States south OF New
York southwesterly winds and cloudy
weather in the evening.
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COLUM BUS.
The Entxoottc-SuRocated

COLUMBUS, November lS.-The horse
epizootic broke out ip several livery
stables and in High street car stables
and several private stables. All cars
on High street are withdrawn.
A man named Thomas was sutto-
Gated last night at blast furnace by
gas escaping from the boilers, in front
of which himself and another man lay
20 keep warm. They we're warned thai
it was dangerous. His companion wa'
easping for breath when found this
morning.
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CINCINNATI.
The Horse Disease.

CINCINNATI, November lS.-Owing
to the cold weather the horses are be-
coming affected with lung fever and
pneumonia. S)me twenty-five deaths
are reported since yesterday. "OId
Iron Gray" famous horse, belonging
10 the United States Express Company,
died this afternoon. The OK market is
glutted to-day.
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ILLINOIS.
The OmciaI vote.

SPRINGFIELD, November 1s:-The
official vote OF this State ,s received at
the Secretary of State's office and is as
follows: Grant, 240 3S7; Greeley. lS3,-
669; majority for Grant, Sc, lis. O.les-
bv 23S. .420, Keorner, 1856 996; majority
for Oslesby. 4l.424; total vote for the
wear 1872. 424.056; for 1868, AS. .422;
vb;ch is a decrease Of 2557S The
official vote shows that the Legislature
stands: Senate, Republican 80. Liberal
10: House, Republican ss, Liberal 6s;
Republican majority On joint ballot 10.
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The weather
LOUISVILLE.
The Epizoot . Success.

LOUISVILLE, KY, November lS-
The epizootic IS nov q success. the
last horse of the street railway being on
the sick list The Fourth street cars
are pulled by the employees, the fare
increased to ten cents and the money
paid to the amateur horses. Hundreds
OF men are now playing horse on the
public streets. Velocipedes are coming
10 use again, and the old parcel express
wagons are called into requisitioo
once more.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, November lS.-A severe
shock of earthquake occurred here this
afternoon about two clock. 1t began
with sort Of explosion, followed BY
trembling and shaking, which lasted
about ten seconds. Buildings were
rocked violently and the shock was
plainly felt BY people walking on the
streets. Its apparent course was from
west to east. The telegraph operators
at oontocoom and Warner report the
same shock.
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CHICAGO.
The weather.

CHICAGO, November lS.-Passenge,s g
by railroad from the East report that
the ground is covered with snow from
the Hudson river to Lake Michigan.
At Buffalo there is first rate aleigh,ng
In Northern Iowa, Western Wisconsin
and through Minnesota the ground is
covered with snow. Tbe Mississippi is
frozen over at Clinton, Iowa, and no
more beats are expected. The ther.
mometer at that place indicated four
degrees above zero this morning. l,
was above thirteen here.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
suit for Damages.

PARIS, November lS-Prince Ma
poleon has determined to commence
legal proceedings TOR the recovery Of
damages to the amount OF $4,000
against the Prefect and Cominisary oil
the Police, who served him with an
order for his expulsion, at the residence
of Mr.. Richards at the time OF his
Punishment from France.
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ST. LOUIS.
ExfenaiYe Fire.

Sr. LOUIS, November l9.-At ll:45
P. NJ. large fire broke out in the ex-
tensive pork packing house Of j. g..
Roe & Co., 1873 Third street. The en-
tire fire department has been called out
The fire was uncontrolled at 1890
A, NJ.
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DEN MARK.
Terrible Gales.

COPENHAGEN November lS.-Reports
of destruction by the terrible gales
OF last week continue to be received
from both sea and land. Several vil-
lagos in Schleswig and Holstein were
destroyed by the hurricane.
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ST. PAUL.
The Horse Disease.

Sr. PAUL, MINI, November IS
The horse disease has broken out
among the street car horses in this city.
The cars have stopped running and
all possible means are being taken to
prevent the spreading OF the disease.
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MEMPHIS.
The Horse Rpidemfc.

MEMPHIS, November Is The horse
disease is spreading rapidly since yes
tsrdsy. and now Atty cases are reported
In eight s,sbla
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BROOKLYN.
An Extensive Fire.

BROOKLYN, y. Y. November 10
A fire broke out about hal-past three
this afternoon in the large grain wares
house OF Woodruff Il Robinson, at the
foot of Congress street. The flames
were first seen in the first story and
they soon spread through the building
Every effort to save the building was
unavailing, the dense smoke driving
the firemen back. During the fire one
OF the iremen fell from the root to the
ground and was killed. The latest
reports state that the immense struc-
ture is still burning. The shipping in
the immediate neighborhood was re-
moved by tugboats. The loss will
reach 100000.
The fire in Woodruff & Robinson's
grain warehouse, at the loot OF Congress
street, WAS not sutdued until it destroy.
ed the entire building, together with its
contents. Nothing was lett but the
brick walls. Large quantities of grain
and sugar were destroyed, together with
the whole OF the machinery. The
grain was valued at upwards Of $4,000,
owned by different firms in New York
and said to be insured. The building
was owned by William Beard, whose
loss amounts to $lS0,0O0; insured.
Woodruff & Robinson lose $4,000;
fully insured. Total loss, $SOO,00O.
About one hundred men are thrown out
OF employment BY the fire.
The Biood.ChaIIis Libel Suit.
Judge Bailey rendered decision in
the Blood -Challis libel suit to day,
holding that Blood had in no particular
proved the statements made relative to
Challis, and therefore committed Blood
to await the action Of the Grand Jury,
in the sum OF $1,000.
DANCE erousIy III.
The Health Officer, DR.. George Coch-
ran, is dangerously sick with lung iever
and his physicians have given him up.
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PRUSSIA.
The Recent Storms.

BERLIN, November lS.-A number
OF towns in Roumania were seriously
damaged by the storms which prevailed
on the Baltic and throughout the north
ern provinces last week.
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GEORGIA.
The EpizoOftc,

ATLANTA, November lS.-The epi-
zootic is here. One livery stable has
thirty cases. and many horses in pri-
vste stables are taking the disease. So
far it seems to be OF o mild form.
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WISCONSIN,.
The EntzOOftc,

MADISON, November l8-The horse
disease has appeared in this city, being
brought here from White Water, where
it is prevalent.
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Minister washburne. .

Governor Washburne expects his
brother, United States Minister 10 Paris,
France, 20 visit here Wednesday next.
The weather
is intensely cold. Thermometer six
degrees above zero.
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Des6 OI OtueI uISt IdtC tIttIcIo 10 ~
tributed to excessive exercise before re
covering from the primary attacks. The
mortality among the horses from the
new disease is very great.
ThurlOw Weed III.
Hon. Thurlow Weed, is pow lying ne,
riously i'll at his residence suffering from
the chronic effect OF sunstroke, which
occurred two years ago. He has been
confined to his house for the past week
where he is daily visited by numerous
friends and politicians. His physicians
entertain hopes ths! his illness will not
prove fatal.
The Disease Among the Poultry.
Chickens and turkeys all over State
appear to be suffering from disease
which attacks them III the form Of chllls
and fever, fowls dying within ten to
eighteen hours after being attacked.
Reports from every county in New
York cay the poultry are dying from
the disease in large numbers. Farmers
are becoming alarmed and are doing
everything to prevent the spread of the
disease.
A special dispatch rom Charleston,
South Carolina, states that fire broke ou,
in the town of Abbeville, yesterday, de-
stroyine one-fourth of the town. All
the public buildings were consumed,
including the Court House, with all the
county records. Loss about fifty thou
sand dollsrs partly incurred.
AFataI Shooting Affair.
Great excitement was caused in the
lower part Of the city this evening by a
a shooting affair arising out of di-
yorce suit. 1t appears that some time
ago Mrs. Anna T. King brought suit
for a divorce against her husband, Jas.
C. King: on the ground of cruelty. The
matter was referred to Judge Suther-
land as referee and the case came up
before him at his chamber, No AZ
Pine street. Among the witnesses for
the plaintiff were Anthony F. ONeil
and vile. Both Of these witnesses, it is
ssid. testified to the cruelty on the part
OF King ;oward his wife. There we're,
however, no intimations that any seri-
Gus consequences would arise. After
the testimony had been completed all
the parties to the suit left Judge Suther-
lands rom, O'Neil being several feet
in advance of King. when, after de-
scepdi,g the frst fight Of stairs to the
second story Of the buildine, King drew 9
ryyolysr and nrsd three shon st 0Nsil,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-07
Winter Arrangement,
Oh Hnd AFTER Monday. December 2, 1872,

Winter A Arrangement.
On ahd after Monday. December 2. 1872.
Passenger Trans will run as follows:
An. p.M. An
Leave Reading at 40 Aus
=, Brdsboro', 40 435
Coatesvlle, sl5 624 SO
Chadd az d. lU IS 74 7a
Arr at Wilm gton. II 45 SIS Ms
TRAINS LEAVE NORrHwARp:
TRAINS Nos, /, g.
LSxe NM,ilminston a'68 $40 sou
. Ghadd's Ford. 70 $50 500
Coatesville. sic 40 100
Arr at Brdooro'. Y55 S3o
Reading. 10 ~ rs
CONNECTIONS
At Wilmington. with trains to PhiladeIphia and
2 Baltimore. and with Delaware Railroad trsips-
nos ana make direct conn ctious witt trains TO
and from Washington, ~ "' "
AT haadstord. trsins Nos. !, - 3 and S for phila-
ueiPnia Nos. and with trains for th adj n nhia
Trans Nos !. . and with trains for Port Deposi,
~ '"atesvi le all trains connect with trains Tor
fhiiadeirhia and Harrisburg. Trains Nos and )
make direct connection with trains to and from
Philadelphia " 1 ''1
A. BirdsboIo, trains and 3 connect porthvard
anu southwark with hiladelphia and Reading
haiiro.d. and and4 with sou Inward bouud trains
IRAN 40. l connects with train from Philad phia
c. S10LZ,
'seneral Superintendent
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-07
Cuban Bloodhounds.

The Spaniards seem determined 10 render
their exit from American soil memorable sv
the same barbarities which distinguished their
conquest Of it three hundred and sixty years
ago. When the greed of gold led to the exter.
mination Of the aborgines Of Cuba, San Denim
go. and Of the s Danish Main from Mexico to
Chill among the brutes who had regular rations
and pay for their maintenance assigned to them
by the King Of Spain were thousands of Zero.
cious bloodhoupds, which were used for the
hunting of the Indians in the woods.
The uphoders ofthe rule Of "modern Spa in'
that "Spain with HONOR 20 much Dragged
about--in Cuba are pursuing the same system.
The Governor of Santo Espiritu is about TO use
ten Of these beasts, as he says "to aid in captur-
ing few negroes still in the mountains" As
the Governor Of that city-the sixth in popula-
tion in Cuba = is shut up, ,hemmed in on all sides
by the patriots, the dogs are not likely 10 be Of
much use to him unless it be as food for his ia
ishing GARRISON. Besides, no one knows better
than this same Governor the difference between
the Cuban Indians Of 1900 and the Cuban ne
groes of to. day against whom he says he intends
to use these hounds.
This little game was tried by the Spaniards OF
modern Spain"-"with honor" Of course
more than two years ago, in the Department oi
Cuba. Two hundred b!oodhounds were taken
out with large force of Spanish troops iom
Santiago de Cuba, and when the dogs were
slipped against the Cubans, the latter cut them
down with that fatal machete. Those that the
Spaniards managed 10 save were fattened and
eaten.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-07

AN, Inc Mixed Train will run subject to DELAYS Incl
n ~ lesnt business. and will stop only at sta
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
leave Ne" Castle for Wilmington and Philadel.
"iimington At 10 p W.. for New Castle. ~ .nu
sMfk kNA BRANCH TRAINS.
aou,,lonal to those above, leave smyrna for Claw
ton II S5 a: m. and 7.35 p m, Leave Ciavton ~
S,;myrnaS!O ,;ay a. M. and 200 p. m, to make connec
S"m,n nntn trainsto and from Dover. and stations
A. CONNECTIONS,
az aUM NsEND, with the Kent County and Queen
p.iroai .hA ioN. with the Mary! land and Delaware
At HAKKIN TON with Tho Jnn..;
water Railroad. A'o" Gnu oIesA
at tsEAF9kD .h with the Dorchester and D.lav.r.
At DELMAR. with tho Eastern Shore R.;l,o.s
anu "icomico and focomoke Railroad,
Il. J. kENNEY. Supt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-07
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
GkHAAE - - g
oN ANDAFTkR MONDAY. Dhc. "a. Is

ESl PHl lLAUELPlllA.
Tra ms leave Depot Thirty second ana Market Sts.
nv main Line westward. ~ - A'' ''s'
PaOli Accomm odation daily, excelt SUNDAY g. ~
an. S3O AIN. and II 10 m.. LIT m. 1. 20 y. IN.
Niagara Express daily. except Sur day, ,.3o a. u.
Sunday, $40 .. IN.
Mail daily. exceet Sunday .......... ... 500 IN.
Harrisburg Acc. daily. except sunday 2.D nm
Lancaster and York Acc. daily. ex. sunday 100. I'M
plkeesourE Train daily excep sunday. $50 IN.
Cincinnati Express saaily................, 5 10 D m
southern Express daily 10 10 pm
hscihc Express daily. H. 40 pm
Erie Mail daily........ ........... =. ... ii 40 I'm
Pao sunday Trains 40 am and SO 30 pm. pm.
Erie Mail SATURDAY night runs only to Williams port
For Emsrant Express Tam. leaving iu.s1 ,. IN.
daily except Sunday ticket: must be procured and
New lorh a. NHTEst 81 by
Express for New York. .7.l5. $50 and Ii 90 a n and
l2.1O, su s.D and 3 % Pm. and l2.ao night.
Emigrant Train for New York. Il3Opm.
Way Train for Trenton b.31 IN. 30 and II 30 II m
New York Sunday Trains. 40 III. $50 IN. and
,,, KENsINGToN DEPOT.
Holnesburs 4 Bustleton.
Way Train for New Brunswick ............ o.l5rm.
Exrress Trains for Trenton. 80 III aud i.uo and
Way rr.ins fer Trenton. 1850 4 III. ) H. 90 and
FOR BELvIDERE DIVISION.
Express for Trenton. Lambertville Easton. Scrau-
ton. &C. 7.S0 III. and 10 III.
Way Train TO LambertylleA \ Fiemngt5n, 10 90 am
and Upm.
Way Trains for Pennington l0uo IN and :, 60 u Iii.
Accom-. Tor Belyidere ).tn III.
MARKET STREET FERRY
AmbOy Division
Accommoda. for New York via pe Amboy and
via Monmouth Junction. $50 "a ~ and - u IN,
Way Trains for Trenton New York $ 90 and 1000
vi. am ;r 200 noon; sm. 400, 500 AM pm.
Nay Train Tor BurlinGton........ go u.
Way Trains for BordenioWn. So llSnpm IN.
EXP Trains for llghtstown. 6tuan so y IN.
and 5. O. pm.
Express Tr.ins for Long Branch. 30 m and
Nj. southern and Iuckerton railroads, 30 a
m and $50 IN.
Way Trains for Mt. Holly. 1l.SOpm.
Way Trains for PeRberton, G. 60. 80 10 60 an 30
3 10. 500 and 8. o p IN.
Sleeping Car Tick, Is for the West can be had on
application at the Ticket Office e0l Chestnut street
and at the Depot, Thirty second AMI Market Sts
Agents Of the union Transfer Company will call
for and deliver baggage at the Depots orders will
receive prompt atte ntion. and Railroad Time Card
can also be obtained at the following
r,,,,,, No. ~ Chestnut street.
TICKET OFFICES: No. SIS Chestnut street
No. ll6 Marx set street,
and at the Depots and Ferry named above
}. .CASSATr. General MInds.r.