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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
DAILY GAzETTE.
Resignation Of chanOolIor Bates.

HON. DANIEL NJ. BATES sent his resignation to
toVernor Ponder this morning In taking this
step Judge Bates conforms to the ictation Of able
medical advisers, who have assured him that rcst
ana recreation are necessary to the restoration Of
Als health Severe mental labor has already told
Ieariui'y ON his physical strength, and although
there = but one expression with our people, and
tnat q regret, that they are to lose the service.
of 90 able and accomplished q lawyer from the
most important judicial position in the State they
viii gladly meet this sacrifice, hoping that the
chancellor will thereby be restored to bodily
vsor and be spared for years of future usefulness
rerhaPs no man in the State possesses 90 fully
tue confidence of our people, and it viii DO din
cult to hli the vacancy with a gentleman that vii
give such general satisfaction in dlscharSing th
\ hieh and important duties devoIving on the Cha1
eeilor. Tho resignation is to take effect the ars
of November.
We understand that Judge Bates IL rsou,rs
to seek another climate moro moderate and fav
orable; and that he will probably sail for Franc
previous to the approach OF winter. A portIo
OF ms family will accompany him. The length 9
absence will be to great extent determined b
the condition Of his health
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

dice TO the Protestant cause generally 10 the feet
that he Waa faarfully bigOisd aad that he was
bound TO say something 10 encourage bis people
70 believe they were part snd parcel OF the true
church. why said he, do you think for one
moment that Christ ever inlended to build his
Church upon Peter, as he (DF. McGlynn) claims
be did2 Why, Peter was, with the exception Of
Judas, the least Of all the disciples Of Chris,
Any Of them were far better than Peter. The
Apostle Thomas Was far more liksIy to have
been the chosen oRe. Peter from first to last,
was always stumbling more than all Of the other.
-and actually denied the man, the master, Jesus
Christ, that he prOfessed 10 love 90 much, and
was as 1t were one Of his prosecutors when h1
denied the Son Of Man thrice" He arRued thai
the Conference was 10 every way successful, and
the Roman Catholics were afraid that they wers
losing power, and that people would: awaken oui
OF their superstitiousness, and become raemharu
OF the apostolic catholic church. The utmos
good will had pervAded during the whole Con
ference. Men previously total siFanRastO TO oacI
other had become unitsd in the bonds Of Chris
tian faith and unity, which might never haV
been had they not met under the Circumstance
which had brought them together.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

A TKRRTBLE MURDER m NEW ORIKANa--
The New Orleans. Herald brings Us the
In that city. A young creole Of one Of the Oldest
families, who was lieutenant in the army
during the war named Henry Armant, was
shot and killed in the parlOf Of q boarding
house, In the presence Of Q number Of ladies'
BY a wellknown gambler named Sam
Williams.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
OHIO DEMooRATTc.
SPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE WORLD.

COLUMBUS, o, October --Midnight-Ws have
received scattering returns from nearly all parts
oil the State, and they show Democratic gains
both in the Legis!a ure and on the State ticket.
We feel confident at this hour that we have 9
Democratic majority in the Legislature, and the
prospect is good for the State ticket.
AMOS LAYMAN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

In a street alteration In Washington, q
colOred man named Buckner was fatally
stabbed by another cOlOred man Henry Lynn.
The assassin has not been arrested
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

Inc returns from Pennsylvania show almost
UNIFORM Democratic gains outside Of Philadelphia
Ihs nns have managed that.city so as to swamp
anything that the opposition may do. 1be Rspub-
lican majority is from 20, 900 TO 81. 900
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

The report 81 the examiner Of The AatlonaI
Metropolitan Hank Of WaahingiOn hEHs thai
siaeFa6le sufplua and that TIE sasela are saclenl
80 pay ths creditors. sf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

Beef Cattle were dull this week, and prices favor
buyers, owing to the large receipts, which reach
about 900 head. Extra prime and Western Steers
selling at 64a14c.; fair to good do. and
common at 4a5c, per pound. gross, as to condition.
COWS were without change; 30 head sold ct Si0a
$50 per head.
Sheep were in fair deuand; 900 hsad arrived
and sold at 5a6e. per pound gross as to condition
Hogs were firmly held; SlG head arrived and sOld
at t7a7 25 per 100 pounds net.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
lME PENNsYLvANIA ELE9riON.
From the Age.

AHOu the age
Another farce was enacted 10 Philadelphia
! Xeslsr lay under the name Of an election. The
$eatve iFanehise was outraged. The ballol-
Dox' was debiuched. ROunders piled their
trade unmoiested. RepeaIers practiced their
calling u all the wards. Gangs Of mGn were
Pioleted from divisiOA to division, in one in
stance by a Ring" candidate for the Legisla-
tdre, and voted upon names given them BY
their employers. Well-know9 citizens we're
Rrsonated loaieFs and Vagab0nds, and when the
iact was pointed out to the Ring" officers, they
disregard the information and insulted those
VINO sought to prevent illegal vo;es from being
Polira. All day in all paris of the city this
ulsrepuiable game was carried out bv the "Ring"
olheiab. They had been instructed how to act,
and promised immunity from all consequences
those IN authority. Thus emboldened they
ntst stuffed the balloi-bOx, and then faIsifed
tue returns to make them run in the same dirty
ana corrupt Fits. This is no political declama-
uon' Inc iarce Is over, and we state facts
known 70 all intelligent men in this city, nc
matter what the political opinions. They know
the vote Ahd returns Of yesterday do not re-
present the true division of parties in this
city. That fact ia apparant rs the sun at mid.
day. All this work was accomplished undeI
the operations Of the RegristFy act, a measure
roncoeted BY the Ring" for the purpose Of rob
bing the people of their votes, and which they
cefused TO annual when peliGioned 10 do so b.
scores Of the respectable men Of their own par
ty, Elliot and his gang knew the worth d
the Registry act on election day. They teatsG
il yesterday TO the utmost, and the fesllt i ih,
return of the whole "Ring" city aud COUNTY
ticket by heavy majority. The "Ring" can
didales for Judge Of the Supreme Court AM
State Treasurer We're also returned as hayinl
large maiofilies in the city.
What do sober, thinking men Of Phlladel
phla, men who have something at stake In il
local government, think Of the farce Of yesteE
day
It is now demonstrated that the ballot Is
mockeTy that elections have no meaning II
this city. They are part Of the "RIng" ma
chlneFy, and managed as all other movement
OF that corrupt body are, to suit few men,
And upon this system depend the pEopert
and persOnal rights Of citizens OF Phils
delphia. They have no voice In the manage
ment OF local affairs. They are set asid
at the polls. They are not allowed TO declar
who shall rule the city. Are they content
That Is all we have TO say at this time
reference TO the ''Rlng' farce in this city ye
terday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
rME EvAMoaLIoAL ALLIAMoE.
vthss Is Expected Of me Conference.

INTERVIEWS WITH DISTINGUISHED MEMBERS
OF TIE ALLTANCE-gTATEAIENTs OF THE
DEAN OF CANTERBURY, AND DIR. ARNOT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
LICENSE APPLTCATroNs.

NOTICE.-I. A. B. MITCHEILdruERist,her
~ n give notice that Phall apply 70 the Judges ~
ae Court q General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail
Icllxery .ot the Stata Of Delaware in and for the
~ vIssg ot NeI castle, at the November Term. A.
" 1875 ior License to dispense spirituOus liquors.
medleilally, q Fourth and Madison sts., Whining
s9n, Del, and the following gentlemen recommend
the said application. viz:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
DIsrRIor on CoLuMnIA.
NEW JRRaRY.

NEWARK, October 14.-PeFTy Day, Demo
cFat, was elected Mayor, to-day By 17e major
ity. The Republicans carried the city at the
last charter election By 1900 mAjotity.s z
A OEnoCRATIC SUCCESS IN OREGON,
SAX FRANcisco, Oct. lA-Despatohes from
OreEon to-day say that Nssmilh, Democrat, fOI
CougFsu. hus ], 900 majority. "a ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

EN0R BENT-An excellent Basement in the most
II central part ofthe city. No 4l6 Market street
under the GAZETrR Office. suitable for barber shop
Kent low. Apply at this office. oetl4-tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
THE STATE.

A few words will suiiice to tell the tale so
far aS the State Is concerned. X. w. Nackey
is eleeted State Treasurer, and the peoples
money will remain In the same uncertain
ltalnls that clufch it at present For Judge
OF tho supreme court, Isaac e.. G0Fdon, the
Republican candidate, Is chosen by large
majority. This closes the State book for the
present.
A DEMOCRATIC aATN OF OVER SEVEN HUN
DRGD IN 40 TOWNSHIPS. a.
nlB CoLuAmUs. O., Oct -Retngna are eomInG
In slowly. Comparing with the wa OF Al
townships, and AKRON, Youngstown, aud ma
rletta complete show Democrats gain o.
758.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WAsHTNGroN, Oct. 1.-THE election tp-da,
Cor member Of Ihe District Of Columbia Hons
of Delegates FssaIled In the election oftWo Dem
ocEais and twenty Republicans Of the lal
ter being also on The Temperance ticket.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

4 ANDRETHS new sRop Tsrnip AnA Rata SEGA
W.N. CHANDLRRS,
iyi.G gu Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

HeuI IUW' hppIy AZ tnIs 0mce. octIA-t
FOR SALE Or RENT,
That large and beautifully situated First. class
HOTEL, in the town of New Castle,
AEA~A known IS the Jefferson House. y
ID eitherWith or without the furniture.
e Possession given Immediately, ~
the Court will commence on the
18th Of next month. Apply to
0GLE / MILLER,
Cor. 4th and King Sts.. Wilmington, Del.
or MRS. JEFFERSON,
Also. a valuable WHARF PROPERTY. suitable
for a Coal or Lumber Yard. Oet13-d3t.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

NOTICE.--I. s, ". CLEMENT, do hereby give
~ notice that shall apply to the Judges OF the
Court Of General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail De-
hysEy olthe State Of Delaware, in and for the County
o. nOW Castle; at the November Term. A. D. 1878, for
LICENSE 70 keep Tavern al summit Bridge. in
5e. aeoFge9 Hundred. DEL in School District No74
and the following freehOlders recommend the said
Application. 70 wit:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

DR., ATnot. Of EdiRhnEah. on being aaked to
give his views said that he was In every
Way satisfied With the COnieFenee, As everything
they expected 70 do. Mad BEEN done. and there
existed q peFfeet heYn neny auong the delegates
though Eepfeaentins varied doctrines. III Hestrona
y opposed The aitempt % spFead Romanism an
Titnailsm, which be thoagdt really one and the
same thing. ne 6alf would Be laid at the door
cfths PrOlasian pa1pla ifahay suffered snpeFsti-
tinn 10 exist, aA9 hs elalmea ihal De- AcGlynn,
instead OfnhoRing that The Roman Catholic
thsEEsVe. r hOWsEs, aH''iA'd bic Prsju-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

AuuIAa -. ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

AYOTLCR.-I. WILLIAM II. GUTHRIE, do here
IN By give notice that shall apply TO the judges
jail Delivery Of the State Of Delaware. in and for
he County Of New Castle. at the November Term
A. D.. 1873 for . License to keep an Inn or Tavern
II School District No. Is, In the Town Of Glasgow.
and the following freehOlders recommend the said
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

N give notieo that shall apply to the Judges
OF the CouFtOf General Sessions Of the Peace and
Jail Delivery Of the State Of Delaware, in and
for the COunty Of New Castle. ct the November
Term. A. D, 1873, for . License TO keep q Tavern,
called the Delaware House" in the Third Ward
Ne. SIS nsrkse street: Wil1instP3t Del, and the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-23
FOREIGN NOTES.

The municipal election in Strasbourg mas
resulted in the triumph of the AntGerman candidates
The ravages of the yellow fever were dimin-
ishing in Rio de Janeio Bahia Pernampuco ana other
Brazilian ports.
The Pope is to deliver an allocutlon to-day
The personal accommodation OF King VICTOR human
uel is expected 10 be pronounced
The Paris Union publishes rumor from
Berlin that the Emperor william ia incapacitaten Iof
further duty and that the Crown Prince FREDERICK VIII
liam will soon be proclaimed Regent.
The Havana Tribune says Carlist Centrai
Committee has been organized there. Large subscrp-
lions have already been raised and large OF money
forwarded 10 priests In Spain conspng IN favor o Do
Carlos.
The steamer Columbus, from Dublin for
Holyhead ashore Saint Keues rock, near HOY
head yesterday and afterward broke In two amid
ships. She had on board 200 passengers o. whom IL
we're drowned. Three Of the crew were also lost
The Mexican press is discussing the question
Of anew ministry They consider change urgent In
view of the necessity which has arisen for the protection
Of Protestant clergymen In Mexico The Interference
Of the military Is especially demanded Tor their defense
In 0riZaba from the fury OF the Catholic fanatics.
Protestant Bishop there has been compelled 10 leave tbe
place because his life was Threatened not occurred
10 honelia On account Of the expulsion OF the Jesu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-23

nocpIiar or unfayorabo symptoms but would be gcnef
ally regarded by physicians as Ieyers o fbe Ish and
died on the nth inst. He was treated Dy ns PI' cord
for remttent FEVER and death cernae evep enorted
his death TO and the fact that his eonndenee ~ 80
correctness Of his diagnosis had been DISTURBED y, o
fast bv the appearance OF the yomlted matter,
Especially its black color. thought 1t better 10 aci On
the suspicion OF death from yeilOW le'9r in
been informed by physicians who have prdcticed many
years in tins locality that It has ALWAYS eeen
aud that those who sicken there are apt 10 ue' hV
ngly caused the prompt removal OF the Doy clotLS'
and the fumgation and dsinfectl9n OF tle P pejn3
Sanitary Inspector Cotton, who has had long eHPeTlgCe
a public health officer and has watched az ueEetoP
mens in these cases ana made careful Inquiry lioU
origin does not find sufficient ground for the opinion
that yellow fever has occurred in Brooklyn. On the
morning Of the 2lst Nos and Of these cases were re-
ported 10 me- and with DR. Cotton visited them one
was reported to have black vODit, but on care carer
examination / found that this was incorrect. lhis
ike what ! have OF pucrperal teVer
that expected her death which occurred IN INC aitr
noon To conclude: The three seem TO present
uniform type OF fever, and bear sufficient reseHDanc
70 the description Of the hrst to lus p 1e
Commissioner OF Quarantine, ana familiar WIN 1eIo"
fever rom experience IN the United Su1'eS IONS
before and after death, any appearance resembling
yellow fever. b. A. SEGUR, Sanitary superintendent
Tue report was adopted, and also the IoAo"lus pro
sented by Dr. Conklin
h,reas The statements that several Of yellow
fever have recently occurred IN our city has OOtueu
wide circulation, IL has Dcen deemep proper 20 T
to aay the public anxiety such reports must occasion
Pesoed That from repeated personal visits to the pa
tienfs by the medical members NJ This Board ana nom
consultation with medical gentlemen whose IamlI i
disease renders their opinion OF great Faue ~
Is declared the Judgment Of his Board mat no
OF yellow fever exist or has occurred III ouA S4'J
during the present season.
The Board also ordered the thorough inspection ana
dsntecon to day OF the tenemans Nos - and Il state
ST. and such other measures az should be found heceS
sary to prevent eontagion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-23
TIE VIENNA EXHIBITION.

VIENNA, June u, 1913
Mr.. Jackson s. Schultz has retired from the
Chief Commlssonership OF the United States to the
Exhibition and the Hon. John Jay, the American MID
ister has sent dispatch TO Washington recommending
the appointment OF Mr.. ii. Garretson of Cleveland
Ohio as hi4 successor Mr. Garretson was one OF the
SUSPENDED Commissioners, ana was reapponted by MI
Schultz as one Of his assistants Gen. Van Buren, mas
left Wanna having abandoned all hope OF being rein
stated The Emperor Francis Joseph visited the Expo
ston Yesterday and passed through all the sectious
He manfested great interest in the machinery exhibited
in the American department and spent some TINE IN It's
examination, The weather is intensely hot
WASHINGTON June 22.-The State Department has been
aware for several weeks that Commissioner Jackson
schultz M not intend to retain hi. position at Vienna
any longer than was absolute to carry the en-
terprite bevond the aused by the sud
den suspenson OF all the members of the Commission
Strong have been presented in favor
Of the appontment Of Mr.. II. Garretson OF Cleveland
Ohio one of the Beinstated Commissioners. aud both
Mr. schultz and Minister Jay have recommended him 10
the Department qualified for Inc POSITION frenus o
his who have had an interview lately with Secretary
Fish think he Will be appoint ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-23
PRESENT ASPECT OF THE sCoURGE.
a FATAL Use IN WAsnINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-The first case of
supposed Aslatic cholera, that of a coiored woman
terminated fatally yesterday. II Is said that six similar
reported last night by tho Board OF Health
aud that they are in the most filthy localities
ACTION OF THE MASSACHUSETTS BOARD OF HEALTH
BosroN, Mass June 22.-The Massachusetts,
State Board Of Health has addressed circular to the
cities and towns OF the State, advising the health au
thores take prompt measures to avert danger from
Asiatc cholera.
DECREASE IN TIE DEATH-RiTE IN TENNESSEE.
MEMPHIS, June 29.-This was the hottest
day Of tho season. the Thermometer being a. but the day
bright and clear There has been a marked de-
IN the deaths from cholera. The whole number
OF deaths were 49, OF which cholera IL is
the general belief that tc disease has its course
here aud Will probably disappear. Reports from the
surrounding country along tho line OF railroads are Sun
very gloomy.
NASHVILLE, June 22-The mortality to-day from
cholera g. against 80 yesterday. Tho weather has
been clear and apparently healthy all day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-23
RAILROAD NOTES.

Il is reported that meeting of the directors
OF the Canadian Pacific Railway has been called for
July T. to ratify important agreement entered into
with contracting parties In England.
The directors of the Boston, Barre and Gard
ner Railroad Company have been authorized 10 mortgage
the road for 100000 under the authority OF recent act
OF the Legislature
1t was said at Washington on Saturday by
one OF the Government: counsel on the Union Pacific
Railroad SUIT that should the defendants put in
their demurrer to bill in equity, which is anticipated
the argument will time Ia September at
Hartford.
The managers of the following Western
roads have signed an agreement passes,
except to their employees and their families travel
ing ON their own roads:
The Chicago and Railroad the Chicago and Iowa
road Chicago Milwaukee and st. Paul and Chicago Rock and
RAILROAD the Darlington and Quincy Railroad, the CheAgo
AID Alton Railroad, the Illinois Central Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-23
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Miss Ella Wood, the victim of the Hudson,
n. H.. tragedy, died SATURDAY.
Smith Rambo planned bank robbery at Chilli
cos Mo- FRIDAY night detected and nstsuty killed.
"A nolle prose Jul has been entered in the case
Of each of indicted with Mia Anthony for Illegal vng
Judge G. T. Hayden's prospecting party of four
missing and feared tber bare been
kild BY Apaehes
Maurcio Portugal, u noted Mexican Desperate
formerly Police Of hAtAmoro arrested al Brownsville
TeIas SATURDAY asa rsmshded 70 MerIoo
Its proposed In Chicago 10 invest gate officially
The charges practice" depressing the Of NJ by
hsudsssiJ posting several bns Of seRdueb hIoeEb beins
seated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-23
A PLAGUE PANIC AT HOME.
SUDDEN DEATHS IN BROOKLYN, BUT NOT FROM
YELLOW FEVER.

1El1LoN
The newly appointed health officials In
BROOKLYN are considerably alarmed at the sudden ap'
nearance and fatal result OF two OF supposed vel
low fever in Of the most unhealthy anu nthy sec
tons of the city Since the lad who had been engaged
as a clerk in NewYork shpbrokers ofice died from
rho contagious disease last Tuesday at No IS statest
there have been three other cases, one or winch re
shifted fatally on Saturday. The victim was Mrs. Ley
den who lived In the tenement house No. II Safest
She was with the usual symptoms OF the aady
when about 10 be confined, and died lew h0nrs ater
the birth Of her child Mrs. Leydens sister was taken
sick soon after, and her condition was considered
dangerous yesterday. The other was that OF the
brother Of Ennis who Frustrated last Thursday Win
Mains in the back and head and high fever He 49,
however, considered out OF danger. Inc heaith ih-
spsctors by direction Of Commissioner Jourdan, have
had ali OF the houses thoroughly disnfeced, aud all OF
the furniture and bedding removed beyond the city
limits and then burned The streets have also been
washed with chloride OF lime and carboc acid but some
OF the more timorous neghbors have packed up their
furniture and moved away from the district There
were no new cases yesterday.
The Brooklyn Health Commission became alarmed al
the reports several fatal OF yellow fever had
occurred In the city, and last evening held an e1raor
binary session for the purpose Of considering the maer
and hearing the report Of the Sanitary superintendent
who has been directed ascertain the facts In the case
Commissioner Jourdan presided and the superintendent
reported rs follows;
To ne Secretary Of TIE Board Of Heah.
SIR Within the pact ten days four cases OF Iover Two
az them fatal have occurred the nrst Two AZ NO. 10 s
st. and the last two Of No. II statrst one deatn result,
ing IN each house. The two surviving pauents BOY 10
years Of and women about %, Dave peeh noh, Tue
farmer since Wednesday, the 18th nst and the latter
since the 2ob inst, and ~ tho present tune pooep' ~