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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-26
IMPORTANT FROM FRANCE.
: CONVENIENT DEFEATED In THE
i ASSEMBLY.
d Theirs resigns tho Presidency.
MARSHAL M'MAHoN hLEc TED.

New YORK, May 24.-A special to the
Herald says that ThierS expects fourteen ma
iOrity in the vOse on the Interpolation to-day.
II defeated he is prepared TO resign.
Apprehending disturbances Generals DucrOt
and Ohanzy have been ordered to Join their
commands at Tours and NeVers. l1lHe
VERSAILLES, May 24,--The Assembly rer
assembled at p. NJ, and after an energetic
speech by M. Casimer Perier, Minister of the
Interior, rejected, by vote of 1862 to 34S, the
simple order of the day emahatihg. from the
Left and supported by the Government
> SAn order Of the dAgpgopOsed by the Right
declaring that the present FORM of government
was not under discussion, and regretting that
the reconstruction Of the ministry did not
afford conversation guarantees, was then
adopted by vote of $50 to 344, am .g1..t,
When the tumnlt had subsidized M. Batagnan
proposed night sitting Of the Assembly.
| NJ. Dufaure, Minister Of JhstieeJ iascended
the tribunal and declared that France would
not remain moment without government.
| Notwithstanding the vote first cast he said
there exists a President AMI the republic, and
the ministry will answer for the Inaintenance
of order. They would consult with the Presi
dent and agree to night sitting ~ ss1
The Right insisted that the government
should promptly communicate its decision tt
the Assembly. - 81 Rf .@lA- e
After further debate amid great excitement
it was decided to have night session, ~
l AT Lu6 h6d5lOu lib 5t0tiluN, M 0Hlullo Au
nounced that the ministers had resigned, anC
Theirs had accepted their resignation.
A message was then handed to, the. presi
dent of the Assembly, that Thiers Delivers
back to. the Assembly the high function
n which had been conferred upon him. s.4.,s,f,
, Mr. BOuffett then fruitlessly attempted 4
eulORiZe Theirs, and the members of the Lei
endeavOred to secure postp0nement OF tn
election OF a successor, bat the Right insiste'
, upon choosing President Of the Rspnpllc
once. "F"
A vote was thereupon had and resulted i
/, the election of Marshall n 'MahOn, who Te
I celved 800 votes, The left abstalned froi
! IVOting. ."'l .h.l tlt ~ p
The reading of the message produced Pr
|, found sensation, and q movement that th
Assembly Immediately appoint assueeesse
4 produced terrific uprOaT. . ,.
The Left moved that Thiers's reslgnauC
= be net accepted, which motion was Tejecte
! by vote of 1858 to 339. The resignation Wi
= then formally accepted. "' q .1'.t
i A committee was Immediately appointed 1
4 wait upon Mcmahon and ipfOIm him OF i
z election. They we're headed by III. Boutte
Il and were enthusiastically cheered by Il
!, Right. a..
= = BOulfett had resigned the chair, annOunc
y that NJ MahOn accepted the Presidency; Il,
q NJ. BOuffett then ANNOUNCED that tie min
q ters would temporarily resume their function
r. There were vast crowds around the Assel
's bly,, but no disorder occurred, aud they Ina
n all quietly dispersed. 'N1i'ai .t'i' o.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-26

Slatington, the upper terminus Of the Berks
County railroad, is to have a new fuTnace.ao
The carpenters of New York city strike. to-
dav for the enforcementOf the eigAt-hour law.
4 grand tobacco fair is to be held in st.
louis on June Sd. The premium will amount
to over $4,000.
The gas mems strike in Brooklyn has end
ed THE old workmen have been re-engaged
at $3.50 per day.
/ The Lebanon Manufacturing Company nave
chntraeted to build 800 cars for the CheSape peake
and Ohio Railroad Company y
The three furnaces. owned by the BeIks
cou1ty BushOngs manufacture nearly" hVe
hundred tons OF pig iron week. - =
Messrs.. Alan WoOk & Co. are eEscting.
largo rolling mill ct Censh0h9 ecker! = VIII -
completed in about four months, s,-I3- aor
IL is claimed that Pkfladelphia' has tiI'
LARGEST IIghtnihE-fOd Thandiactofy I'm th'
world, the daily product abelng 15'VSe keeS y
rods, EkHl .At.4 isswQhyis -,
Il y NJ MIHerst0wnIfOn Company, OF Readlng
ha commenced the erection OF their Dlas
@r ia. which is to be in blast in one year
sost will be $16p,000.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-26


The Democrats, having majority in the Con-
nsctieut House, hope to find one weak mOmber
among the Republican Senators, by means Of whom
they may secure the repeal of tina Tigistry law.
which is peculiarly obnoxousS to them. The Sem
ate stands eleven Republicans to ten Democrats.
The New York Times says: 'vrhe hlefemploy-
ment of Pennsylvania politicians seems to liei ~
getting together In convention and revising the
Iules,' when they are not trying to discover
wherein Pennsylvania has been 'sllghted' in the
matter of appointments"
The Now Orleans Picayit,le has no doubt shat
Charlas Sumner "bslieved every word OF that most
mischieVous Of all iictions by the Rev. Ward
Beechsr, 'Unele Toms Cabin with far mora ear
nsstnsss and totality than he did the Bible"
Two little girls ,werc recently playing neal
Pittsburg, and one of them, in moment ol
pleasantly, applied aIighted match to a can ol
carbon oil. An explosion, Of course, took place,
and they were burnt to a cinder.
Tbs widow Of Ichabod Washburn, of WOrces
ter, Mass., has recently given to Washburn Cob
lege, at Topeka, Kansas, 81 1000, in addition tC
the previous large benefaction OF her late nus
band. t. t.lf.f.... ..f ta 81 s..iit r.
The MaFquia Of,Lnrne and his wife are tryinl
to raise nifnndf for the benefit of the poor clergy
men ofta6 Eslablished Church, many Of WHOM
receive only hundred and fifty pounds. d. ,
Mrs. Florence Knox has been engaged to SIM
In PlymOtlA Church, Brooklyn, at q salary o
$3.50 per annu1h. She Is Michigan lady,
The Salt Lake Tribune believes by reason o
traVeleEp' talsp aud Indian sppElstiton4 that pre-
histoll6m9p lee stilt inp pit Sewer Laket
Hon. richard Vaux, Of Philadelphia, will deliN
er an grafton on "Freemasohfy" at Belair, MD
on st. johns Day., June 26 "a k3
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-26


TIE NEW RREsIDEwr OF THE FRENCH RE-
PUBLIc.-MaTie EdDie Patrick Maurice de
McMah0n, Duke de Magenta a, -. -.aTshal OF
Francs nuda SENATOR was born }at Sully, in
1908, and was the descendant of a noble Irish
famil He entered the military service Of
France b 1925, at tie school of 1T. CYr was
sent tOltl % AlkeriaH wars IN 1880; while act
ing a. aiddeleamptO General Achard took
part 10 the expedition to Antwerp in 1882,
attained to the rank Of Captain In 1888, and
after holding the posts OF aids-de-camp to
several GeneTalss "a Africa, and taking part
in the assault Of Constantine, was nominated
major OF f0Ot.chasseurs in 1910, Lieutenant
COlOnel tOfithe Foreign Legion IN 1912, Col
Onel Of the FoTSy-tirst of the line in 1886, and
General of BriPade in 1873. When, in 1856
General CanrODert left the Crlmea, General
McMahon, then in France, was selected by
the Emperor } succeed him in the command
of division, and when the chiefs Of tn Q
allied armies resolved on assaulting Sebas-
tOpOl, September 3, thoy, igned General Nc
MahOn the perilOus post of carrying the works
of MalakOH.l For his brilliant success on this
occasion he was made Grand Cross of the
Legion Of Honor, aud in 1856 was nominated
Knight Grand Cross Of the Bath. Genera
McMahOn, who took conspicuous part in th'
Italian CAMPAIGN OF 1853 received tho baton o
Marshal, aud was created Duke OF Alagentl
in cOmmemOratlOn OF that victory. He repre-
sented France ct the coronation of William j.
OF Prussia, III November, 1861, and was nom
mated to the command OF the third corp
d'armee October Ia, 1852. and appointed Gov
ernor General Of Algeria in 1864, ''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-26
DIED

oCALLs- On the 25th inst. Charles L., son of Wm
and S9rqh Jane Mccall in the 14th year of his age.
The relhtYes and friends of the family are res
pectfplly invited to attendthe funeral from the res
idence Of his parents 1913 Market street. on Tues
day afternoon, at "A o'clock, without further. no
tice. may26-2t
IRUTH.-IIannah, wife of John Ruth at the resi-
deIce Of her soh-in-law, Israel Durham. Carrots
Mills Christiana Hundred, on the 2lst inst, in
I heT73rd year.
STA ATS.-In Appoauinimink Hundred. on the 9th
inst Ann wife of Isaac Stats, Esq, aged So years
z4Ssa9 ASas aaod tbs b ySa: Sty on I'D nstant Ella
MILLER;-Ip Frederieksburg. Va. May 18th, 1873,
\ Emma j. J..Wifeiof +. Theodore Miller and only
daughter Of Moses and Mary Morrison, aged 26
years and months. l.ulI-I ~ l.nA -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-26

3 The failure Of twelve lumber firms in AL
banv, New York, Cleveland, Chicago Oswego,
Elizabeth, williamsburg and Sandy Hill, are
reported by Troy despatch. Their liabill,
Ties aggregate 81, ,OO0. 900. It is understOod
that Che films will ibo granted extensions by
their creditors, and that their suspensions Will
be only. temporary. - ,,,,,
Il is TO be feared that many persons will be
ruined by the reelamations made, upeps then
for drafts drawn on the suspended firms
against cOnsignments of lumber from many
places in the interior and Canada.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-26

letter 'hrom Minister Washburue is published
in the Galena Qn) Gazette, in which be expires
scs warm sympathy in the uprising Of the farmers
against the railroads. and offers to subscribe $25
to assist the farmers of his county In defraying
the expenses Of railroad litigation. ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-26

Cheering news comes TO us from Loulsiaha-
Judge Durell has announced his determination to
resign, and tho New Orleans Republican propo.
ses that 'ps given a, foreign mission. by
all means. The further away he is sent the
better. tiaf '1'H ie,t ..f
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-26

REHoBoTH NoTEs.-The work on the boarding
house at Rshoboth, goes on sWimmiHgly, and the
plasters by AAbnda4 next and will be ready for
occupancy by the time stated in the contract ,.,,
Ten cottages have been contracted for, and wall
be commenced Immediately, for parties in Phlia-
delphia .''' ,.ras.a =, :.
still being prosecuted. soma
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-26

A "sTDsAta3. 'sslsihs following hard6st is from
the Washington Capitol. 1t Itisccrtainly "stun-
ner" to the "chrisliaH gentleman sahd states
man -
TheiSlhoOtk-iaesd, r6tdht'viee, Henry Wilson,
returns his back pay, to the, Treasury with 2 com
he contracted to serve the government for $1,000
year. and cannot therefore as christian states
man, vote himself into $500. Well Henry, that
being sound reasoning, suppose you also return
the increased eompensatiOnlof of Vice President.--
You made the sametcontract to seryeon $1,000 and
here you are, voting Yourself $4,000. Come, pi
Gus freind, put that additional $4,000 back! Will
he do itg When be does, let some man oil rocog
nized veracity send us an affidavit. ~ 10
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-26

Legal HoLIDkY.-Govern Dix has issnsd a
proclamation recommending that the Both Of May
York; Decoration Day haS.ng recently been
made a lege, holiday. q
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-26

NOTICE
IN Haxing seen In your paper Of the 18th inst q
notlee 0t f1seyA Rice Of their having
Deeen nlre9 Dy walton ~ James, j take this method
OF Informing my old customers Of the cause Of my
leaving them. II the first place Puaey Rice hired
man from Philadelphia, and paid him more wages
tham they were willing to pay aud having served
en 1atnall West. Washington and Jefferson sgeets
Tor 4ve years, End built the route for them did
not think 1t was doing me Justice 20 put me of my
old route and put PhilsdelPhia driver onat an in
plaGs. did mot hire with Walton James until sf-
ter had left Pusey q Rice. GEO. p. HALL, ID
mhYl9-H with Walton q james.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-26
Z GRAND : TOURNAMENT
---- .in9m BETWEEN THE ia .. ~ s.,
Iknights Of Delaware, and Maryland
''tv' s f'Will take place on iia-ss 2a.
.SfONDAY, "a DAY OF JUNIf, 1873, T.
5$A AT. HARE'S CORNER, a.f
New Castle County, Del.

e -- New Castle County, Del.
I A number of Knights will enter the lists several
OF whom have become renowned by deedBin former
tiits and Journeys on this Peninsula.
n The successful knights will have the honor Of
erOWning the Queen of Love and Beauty. The Prizes
to be .ilted for are the followingt = a.
Fist prize: handsome Top-Buggy, valued at
SS01.I Second Prize. Notion buggy. Valued at
$20o Third Prize, set of Single Harness. valued
at $50. AZ
1.-THE Knights M9rshals and Aids VIII form in sro-
GorHet Band Of Hay Gsstls, .Del,s Us Y, NcQFOne'
| q Tilting will commence at ii O'Clock, under the
following rules and regulations:
Distance of tilt l25 yards; time II seconds; Three
aTchps; dameteE Qfrings 2iuehesrtO bsiiSed 8 feel
Tho Tilting Grounds are only one mile from New
CLstl0 where excursions can be made via Delaware
/ 1kAilr0ad. North and South and by Steamer M0i0l
i Reybold from Salem and Delaware City.
A brilliant display of HOrsemanship may be.cOn
i fde1tly expected. Tho Judges will b0 9 follows
Chief Judge. Phillip X. lClaTlet Assistant Judges
/ Geoige Morrison and Thon IS Holcomb. Esqrs,
i Chief Officer. WmJA, StuekaTt: First Assistant OH
eeE Wm 81 Ford, AasiStane Offers, II, o. Clark,
AllstOn, J: +. Richards, B, G. Carpenter, BradfOr'
| Camp and B. ~ Farties. Nsfi ti fhtI ia e-
AdmlsslOn.'. ..:...." ........s..... 0O CenIss
FGr further partieplars see Progremme; 81.
mdy2G-1td&1Lw Soc'ry Com. of Arrangements.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-26
VOL. LXXXIII.--NO. 48.
DAILY GAZETTE.

A few days age the Commercial desired to know
why Senator Bayard drew his "back pay" instead
of letting il quietly remain in the o. s. Treasury
1t is now announced from official authority, that
the "bael pay" as we then stated, stands to tho
credit of all who became entitled to it, and unless
1t is drawn out Of the Treasury and returned, it
remains nblact tOtBe draft 81 the bwner, or his
assignees, at any future time Mr., Bayard, there
fore, fore Snj'as 'ne AseF ppo'9iia ~ RI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-26

LrTTLR NRLL.-This evening, at the Grand Up
era House, little Nell, the "California Dlamond, ,
will appear in her celebrated specially OF 'fLael
ia, tha Fire Waii. This popular young aetres
will doubtless be received BY a large audience e
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-26
NOTICE.

Walton James having seen ct to hire one of our,
drivers running on one OF the Western routes com
prlsng West; Washington and Jefferson Streets and
PVT him on the whole part Of the same route for
tnem We therefore notify our customers Of the
lee. - ,piISRV u GfTTs hi SSiA
May I7-tf ." A'A"AA' q.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-26
DECORATION DAY,
~ MAY 3oth,3 1887

The surviving soldiers and sailors who fought in
quested to meet at tho City Hall. on FRIDAY.
MAY 30th, at 26 O'Clock, for the purpose, of pro-
ceeding to the several semeteries and graveyards,
and Btrewing with flowers the graves OF their, COM
Tades, who died in, tho defence Of their country,
during tho war with the armed rebellion. All SOL
iers and sailors who intend to participate with us
in thus eommemOTpting the gallant deeds and hero
ic sacrifices Of our fallen comrades, viii please meet
promptly at tho hour and place named, and proceed
quietly and without any public demonstration, to
perform this solemn but pleasing duty
for tho purpose are requested to send them to the
City Hall early on Friday morning, and not later
than Il O'elOekl There will be a committee in AZ
tendanoeltO to receive the, flowers and acknowledge
the Kindness and patriotism of tho donors. eii
f0ur lady friends are invited to meet tho Commit
tee ht the City Hall on Friday morning. and assist
in making bogHets Wreaths, etc. On behalf of tht
soldiers M IA ID 'fH.ft iffffs, ttts 4tfe
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-26

.ac1 oo Fs".fA 1aa5 94aca3 q
"at4 ar~ v1 a, lla.. .east
ala. tH 4l ts d t4.I -lr
fH t.alo.t.bo.j 5Ii,.l aA
u,'.f 80 ..l .qs .aIaa4 etla 40 e.. '5aa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-26

The Attorney General has received de-
spatch slating that the Supfeme Court OF Lou
isiana hasinsr decided two cases OF contest tor
office "dhderthe InatfusIoni act" ana sas-
TUNED ths Kellogg party in both.
Int chusstts HOUSE of RepEesenta-
HaSo ON Tday, bill repeating the sections
iit8fyl6shs Of 1870, which leg allEe
4uoTssby epctheeRrles, was defeat
Isii A6r JIM sII, Of jo6cnnectitbs has
N advised of his appoint ent as
f1fi sla. ut is thought q NY 9c
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-26

sa-i .5.tst.aal sW;tdt 1osnr y itgc'
/ u-a.isH ,ot hog fm aaae tiii Wpfr
i 81, a1- siHral 44 .s UHN 3I tF3
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-22

WIlSON-Diad in Rock Island, at II O'Clock
Thursday night. the 2i-t. at the rySidenc, OF J W
spencer, Mr. ANA Wilson
Funeral from the residence Of J. ". Spencer. on
Saturday. Aug. 2ad. at O'Clock P. NJ.
Deceased was born in Swansy Cheshire
county. New Hampshire, Octoberl5, 1881,
thus being nearly % years Of age;
Her maiden name was ANA Wheelock.
She was married to VIM. Wilson at Swan
sy, y. H., and moved tn New Haven, Yer
mont, III 1904, where they resided over 90
years.
Her husband died in 1863, and in the
spring Of 1866 Mrs. Wilson came to Rock
Island, and since that time has been
member Of Judge Spencer's family. Her
husband was a brother Of the late Can't.
Wilson, Mrs. Spencers father, and the
deceased was also a sister Of Mrs. Spencer $
mother
Mrs Wilson was n member of the
Methodist Episcopal Church for more than
80 years.
She maintained a marked degree of
cheertuness and animation to within a
short time Of her death, endearing herself
by her sweet loving manner to all who had
the pleasure Of knowing her.
AZ ripe old age she fell asleep to awake
IN that better world, of which she had such
a vivid hope.
Middlghnry tVt) Register and Keene ~. H.
} Sen tsHsi, please Cnpy.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-22
Water On siaawalks

The following is one of the rules OF the
Water Board
g. Persons using plugs or hose hydrants
for watering streets aud yards, are not al
lowed to use them more than two hours in
the morning and two hours in the evening.
and not after O'Clock A. ~ nor before 3
% clock r. W.
This rule Is violated nearly every hour
in the day, and ladies are obliged To drag
gle their dresses through mud and water.
and all people vino wear clean clothes
are liable To be spll,hed with mud and
water when on the sidewalks.
We think no ordinance fixing penalty
for violating the raics 81 the Water Board
has been passed by the Council,--bu; Ger
tainly the Superintendent can shut the
water of from premise, when the rule Is
violated II any penalty has been fixed
tor violating them the police should see
that people who are guilty are called o the
Magistrates Office and fined. And IL be
comes Mr. Boynton 10 see 10 it that his
own rules are enforced or else annul them.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-22

'ENiNG AND CLOSING OF MAILS


ALEDo AND uqrAwEA 5.Gl T. ". 500 A. "
Swrdoua and New Windsor, arrives Tuesdays
nd Thursdays At D. NJ. Departs Wednesdays and
aturdayz at X A.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-22

\ party Of Rock Island gentry, includ-
ing such prominent citizens as Buiord and
User. came " Annawan IN this county,
last week for a day shooting, contrary 10
the game law made and provided. They
doubtless thought the people Of Henry
county sort Of backwoods community,
who might be trusted ~ know nothing
about the law, or, knowing, ~ care nothing
about its Observance. They were mistak-
en-. The Geneseo Sportsman Club have
iondness for game. and don't believe in
having the prairie chickens killed off while
they are tuo young and while the law for
bids It, They consequently provided a
warrant and sent It after the poachers,
The officer found them and arrested the
party, including a couple of Annawan men
who had joined them. They all surrend
cred gracefully and even offered tie officer
a drink from their dcmiiohn, which they
had b. ward off Green river chills The
officer accepted the courtesy with such
heartiness that when the train arrived at
Gencse0 the prisoners were obliged ~ as
,ist their guardian of the cars. Thence
they marched him, one supporting on
either side and another with the demiiohn
pushing in the rear, directly to the magis-
tratcs office, and presented him to the
court This disgracoful scene, which
some thought rather udicrous, did not
prevent Justice Macarthur from filming the
depredators $50 costs. We are not ac-
quainted with the derelct officer, but are
told that it is his first oifense of the kind,
aud therefore forbear to mention his name,
merely stating that it was not officer Ball,
who also had a hand in the arrest, and but
for whom the Rock Island chaps would
probably have carried their legal guardian
10 Rock Island aud locked him up tor be-
| ing drunk.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-22
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.
ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL. II
Week ending August 81. , p m.
The Beginnings Of Sickness

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disorder easy of control Mt first II neglected for
few weeks may become mortal disease Be es-
pecialiy careful not to let debility gain upon you'
for it is the door through which all maladies en- er
the system. If yon feel anguid, inert, and to use
a common expression, las If there was no life in
you, resort at once TO Hostetters Stomach Bitters.
That great vegetable tonic will supply the vitality
you 30 urgently need. 1t Is nerve food. By its
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mild eathartic properties relieve the bowels from
distinctions, and its Alternative operation benef-
'lly affects all the secretive organs. For the mis-
cries OF dyspepsia and they include almost every
unpleasant feeling that belongs to physical dis
ease and mental wretchedDess, this potent tonic is
certain and speedy balm,
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