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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-07
MEDIOAL sPHO1ALTINsi
twenty-five Years Experience.
MEDICAL OFFICE or DR.. ROSE
No. IS West Market street, one square
North of Bates House.
OFFICE HOURSSA. II. to p. NJ, and to
--- p. ". SundaS ! to JPN.

No. IS West Market street, one square
North of Bates House.
OFFICE HOURS1S A. II. to p. NJ, and to
p. ". SundaSs to 4P.M.
DR.. Rose, the great specialist, devotas his at
tention exclusively TO the treatment OF Chronic
and Long Standing Meladies. DR.. Roses success
in the treatment of all Throat and Lung com-
plants, Pneumonia, Asthma, Bronchitis, Con-
sumption, ETC., ETC., Is unprecedented.
p NASAL CATARRH speedily and permanently
cured. Rapid relief afforded In Dyspepsia, dis
eases of the Liver and affections of the blood
Nervous Debility, Female Complaints OF every
character receive especial care, and treated with
the most pleasing results. In performing speedy
cures of Private Diseases or Complaints of the
Genital and Urinary Organs, DR.. RosesT emedies
NEVER FAIL. Radical cures guarantee without
loss of time or change of diet. ..a- .r.
nTDr Rose will be pleased 70 furn' sh inouir-
ers the most convincing proofs OF h 8 marvellous
succefSs Private pnsultahon roor Is connected
with once. Charges In accordance with circum-
STANCES Of patient. CoEsuLrATIo,N FREE.
Addroaa ~ communications to
DR. r. W. BOSE,
Patent Box II, Indianapolis, Ina
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ELECTION NOTICE.
TO THE LADIES.

81 page book, containing answers to ques-
tions Of great importance, sent free for two
stamps. Address Mrs. II. Metzger, Hanover, Pa
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GIFT GEMs-In Germany each precious
stone is invested with symbolical meaning
and every month of the year is said to be
under the influence of one of these stones.
We furnish our readers with a list. rar r
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A RING L1eATURE.

'ieL from the st. Louis Globe.i
Indianapolis needs taxpayers league. We
find by the Sentinel of that city that the Jour-
mel, which is largely owned at the corner
i ourth and Pine streets in this city, has wsy
OF putting its hands into the public treasury
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-07
CRUEL KINDNESS.

From the New Harmony Register:-The In
dianapolis Sentinel has abandoned the princi-
pies OF the party that brought it into existence
and is now drifting about as 1t We're without
chart or compass to guide-on the broad road &c
ruin. 1t is no longer the representative expo
nent of the true Jeffersonian doctrine, and the
democracy Of the great state of Indiana is to-day
without an organ at the capital.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-07
A MAN OF ANOTHER MIND

From the X )komoTribune:-Al lengthy abstract
from the annual report of Honorable j. A.
wildman, Auditor of state, will be found on our
fist rage. IL ought TO be very interesting read
ing for every citizen of the state. We also cal
the particular attention OF his old friends in
this county to a notice of Mr.. Wildman from the
Indianapolis Sen incl, which we print on the
fourth psge. 1t must be very gratifying to him
to read such a notice in a paper that was OPP
posed TO his election.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04
ANOTHER VICTIM.
YOUNG MAN DISCHARGED FROM THE NEW
REsERvoIR BECAUSE lie DID NOT VOTE.

A YOUNG MAN DIscHARGED FROM THE NEW
RESERVOIR BECAUSE lie DID NOT VOTE.
Eugene Sullivan, who lives on East
Seventh street, near Spruce, says that he
was mads the victim OF misplaced conf
dence in the following manner
lie was given employment On The new
Reservoir, and, although it was known he
was Democrat, nothing was sad to him
about politics, but he was put to work Eu-
gene, however, did not vote, oh Tuesday, as
he is not assessed, and therefore was not
qualified. On Wednesday he was asked If
he voted, and replied i'll the negative, Civ
ing the reasons why he did not though
had he voted he would have supported the
Democratic ticket. That evening Eugene
was discharged and az no reason was assign.
ed for the act, he is OF the opinion 1t was
simply because he can not vote, and is
therefore deemed unit for the purposes OF
the defeated Ring"
How many more snch victims will follow
Eugene, it is impossible to say, but no man
who cannot vote need apply for work on the
new reservoir.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

MANS LEG CRUSHED BY FALLING STONE.
About eleven o'clock, this morning,
while some laborers were engaged in
blasting rocks at the Eleventh street
quarry, a serious accident occurred.
A blast was just being discharged and
the men had removed to what they sup
posed was Il safe distance from the
rocks. But they were mistaken in the
calculations, and when the explosion
occurred shower ofstoncs fell aroun,-
them.
O.c of these stones, weighing about
fifteen pounds fell to the grou.d'
among the men, and bounding up with
great force, struck Neil Green UPON
the left leg, crushing, it badly, and
knocking him TO the grouhd.
lie was picked up and taken in wa
ron to his home in McDowcllville. Hi
injuries are severe, but not dangerous
and no bones were broken.
This blasting of rocks is very dan
gcrous work, and occasions frequen
accidents. During IL blast on the nev
reservoir LOT, last evening, the stone
were thrown grca, distance, and scy
cral persons narrowly escaped bcin.
| hurt
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04
SECOND EDITION! !
THE GOOD TEMPLARS.
NEW CITY COUNCIL.
The GOOD IcUayIiars.
MEETING OF THE GRAND LODGE AT DO
vER-ELECTIoN OF OFFICERS.

MEETING OF THE GRAND LODGE AT DO
vER-ELEcTIoN OF OFFICERS.
The Grand Lodge of the Indepen-
dent Order of Good Templars of Della
ware met in annual session at Dover,
ON Wednesday, the cd instant. The
attendance of Representative from the
respective Lodges in the State was the
largest for several years, and the in
tcrest manifested considerably on the
increase. The finances of the order
were represented i'll a good condition,
and cOmmendablc increase of mem
bcrship was also reported. The fol
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
G. w. G. T.-Rcv. A. d. Davis.
Georgetown.
G. w. Councillor Miss Mollic A.
Crouch, Dover
G. w. V. T.-MissA. A. Everton, VIII
mington.
G, W. Secretary. g NJ. Corey
Wyoming.
&. w. Treasurer j A. Stephenson
Dover.
G. w. Ne ID. Tarr, Dover
G. w. d. M.-Miss Addie Bice, Do
yer.
G. W. Chaplain. -~ltev. j. u. Dare
| Wyoming.
G. W. |. q. II. p. i.owman, Viii
mington.
&. w. o. q. W. Fl. Bradford, vii
mington.
John G. Pennington, ESD, of Dover
| was elected Representative in the G
l.. and Mrs. s. b. PleasantOn Superin
ltcndcnt OF the Cold Water Templars,
Juvenile branch under the jurisdiction
of the order
In the evening large and enlllusi
astic meeting was held in the Nj. L
church which was presided over b.
Rev. A. D. Davis, and addressed by
Gcnl L.. Wagner G. w. G. II. of tn
order in Pennsylvania. The Genl
reviewed the histor of the order, ant
advised everybody 10 take the tots
abstinence pledge.
The next annual meeting will be hel
in Lewes, on the first Wednesday c
Sept emhcr, 1873
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04
the City (DuncU
REGULAR aEEriNu LAST EVENING '-- All
IotfnNAILNT- 4 DISAPPOINTED CROWD

REGULAR aEEriNu LAST EVENING '-- AID
InunNMENT- A DISAPPOINTED crowd.
The new City Council met III Regular
session ut Al, o'clock last evening Pres
ident Mars in the chair
The attendance upon this meeting was
very large the room being denseiy para-
ed with interested spectators.
The unusual attendance was caused by
the supposton that there would be |,
cont est over the committees, the forming
OF which is the first regular business ot
the new Council.
After the reading Of the lainu'es, Mr.
Baker moved that Council adiomn until
- O'clock this evening, which motion pre-
vailed.
The audience could scarcely compre
hend this action, and gazed with open
eyed astonishment for several minutes
until the Councilmen rose from theil
seats. Then they comprehend that Co,m
ell had really adjourned, and slowly left
! the room, giving vent to their disappoint
| ment in various rcmaks. The pavement
in front of the Hall was crowded until {
late hour with people discussing the stat'
| of fairs.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04
ruis GAME NEXT MONDAY
POLICE CASES.
AAoqHtE fiLEaAL yoTER-oTHLK ofFEA
DERS.

ANuTHEE ILLEGAL yoTER-oIhhk or La =
DERs.
Before Mayor Simms, since yesterday
morning the following cases have been
disposed of
Joseph StokelS, oAas Joseph Tad. was
tried for violation Of the election laws
Joe, who lives in Browntown, came to the
Tenth Ward polla, Tuesday afternoon,
and attempted to vote on all upper i,i,
tri,i tax receipt, made out to Joseph Tad
He was held to bail. in thesum OF $500, t6
appear at the next term OF Court.
Matthew Wheeler, col, forthreat teninf
| bodily harm 10 Debbie Fletcher, col, wa'
| held 10 bail, il. the sim OF $500, 10 keel
| the peace.
David Cosden, for assault and battery
| on Nathan Williams, was fined ~ an'
costs, and held to bai', in the anm OF S2O
| to keep the peace.
| Lewis Myers, Mary Jones and Margaf
| ct A. Christy, were tried for vagrhnry
| but sentence was reserved.
One case OF drunkenness was lined lift
cents and costs.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04
A MEDICINE CHEST IN MINIATURE

Mishler's Herb Bitters is not II beverage;
but strictly medicinal preparation. more
thoroughly adapted TO the wants Of the gene
raj public Than any other in tho market lin
like all other so-called Remedies.itis prepared
under the direct personal supervision OF au
eminent Physician. S. Il. Hartman. NJ. D..
the 3 Coess of
and u practcing physician OF large expert
ence and extensive practice, In such hands
the public may rest assured that Mishlers
apce with correct Pharmaceutical principles.
and that none but the choi,est tingredentse enter
into it's composition.
Its immense sale alone is conclusive proof
that il possesses merit of a high order. Mer
chants, bankers. clergymen, lawyers. clerks
and others engaged in sedentary occupations.
experience its wonderful effects in relieving
| the depression caused by severe mental la :
| bor: while the mechanic, farmer and laborer.
find their bodily vigor restored like magic by
| its use.
RRHGA, CRAMPS. .CoLIcs and kindred disorders,
| caused by eating unripe fruits. imprudent in
| diligence in cold drinks. etc.. are prevalent
a certain. speedy and ,effectual remedy will
be found in Mishler's Herb Bitters.
The depressing feeling OF Languor or Debili-
ty. incident to the heated term." is at once
I removed, the energies restored, and new life
and vigor impaired 10 the prostrated system
by its use,
IN DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT and AZ
FECTIoNs OF THE KIDNEYS it inv variably work!
like charm. 1t Is not drastic purge mol
beady stimulant. violent in its operations: bu
It il simply a natural remedy, thorough,
adapted TO assist nature. 1t supplies tone L
tho stomach. reinvigorates the digestive or
gans. stimulates the secretions and promotin!
n regular action of the bowels, enables ever,
organ of the body to perform its allotted wori
regularly and without interruption.
| 1t is the unerring certainty OF desired re
suits attendant on its use. coupled with tb
fact that it is prepared by physician of ,emi
nence in his profession, that has rendere'
Misher's Herb Bitters SO popular, and as fami
, liar as q household word d.-THousANDs o
, MOTHERS all over the land have found it t
be the safest and best remedy for use in thei
families; they not only give it with periee
safety to even the youngest child, but whe
, usedwith caution find it the safest means {
ensuring their omn health and freedom troI
- the weary aches and pains incident to the
= SEX Perfectly harmless. ii is just the remed
needed by them to enable Nature to pert2rl
her functions aataraiiv regularly and ,oitho'
Inconvenience: No LADY SHOULD BE wIFHou
IT ifshe would possess the clear. blooming cen
y nleXion and cheerful spirits inseparable irol
sound health. 1t is sold by all druggists an
q General Dealers; il neatly put up in squal
Glass Bottles, enclosed in q yellow wrappe
> 1t is not sold on Draught. being strictly a NJ
10 d.eiaal preparation, and as such Is endorse
By many Of the most eminent physicians ofti
aua5-eod4m.2 .2d&3dp.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04
n" county MrrtinD.

At New Castle, tomorrow afternoon,
the Democratic County Convention will
be held. at which time the Democratic
Legislative and Levy Court ticket will
be nominated.
At the same time the Democratic
County Meeting will be held, which will
be addressed by Hon. Thomas +. Bay,
ard u. S. Senator, james Williams. ESD
our Congressional candidate, and posi-
bly, others. The Democrats OF the city
and county should attend the meeting
ia large numbers.
Tomorrow afternoon the Republican
candidates for the Legislature and Lev,
| Court will also be nominated by ballo
throughout the county. In this city
Hon. Jo5hna Maris will probably be re
nominated for the Legislature and Chris
| tan itehiger for the Levy Court
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04
Cho Stomach as an Avehger.

For every breach of the laws of health that
we commit the stomach inilcts n penalty.
stipation. collie, heartburn nausea. debility
and mental depression are only few Of the
punishments which an outraged stomach is
capable oil imposing upon us. To bring back
this vcngeful organ to its normal condition
to placate. inyigorate and regulate it--there
is nothing in the wide world so potent ms a
course of IIostetter's Stomach Bitters. I'm
der the operation of this benifcent vegetable
corrective and tonic. the gastric juice becomes
pure and healthful solvent and resumes IL
| natural tlow. The effect is the same on the
hillary secretion, and in fact on all the fluids
of tho body, and the final result is the re-
moval of every painful or unpleasant symp
| tom occasioned by the rebellious action OF thu
DIGESTIVE organ. sep8tol0
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04
Ladies' Wishing To Purchase Il ligh

Ladtos Wishing to Purchase light
running and Simple Sewing Machine, would
do we'll to call at No. us Market street Wi
mington, Del and see one OF the nicesi fami-
ly Sewing Machines, in The, world 1t has no
equal: il sews fro II the thiakest TO the thimest
material if iesired without change Of needles.
Our hobby is simplicity. durability. light
running and no threading up required: SCI l.
threading shuttle and self setting needle,
discount OF for cash Ladies don'tbny II
heavy and complicated machine. but get the
light running New American.
7lS Market ST.; Wilmington. Del.
iyTd&wlv j. IL. PRIMROSE. Agent.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04
900 " 50f.5OO
Total, /

Al Paterson, n. j., yesterday morn
ing,r. r.Jacob Ginand was found lying
insensiblc in II pool of blood in his
store, his left hand being almost sev
cred from his wrist. II apappears that
Ginand was grinding Il paper knife,
four feet in length, used i'll the paper
cutting machine Of It rewspaper oilice,
and that in some wav the edge was
turned upon his wrist. His recovery
is doubtful.
The entire business portion Of Green
vile, Mississippi, is reported to have
been destroyed by fire on "Wednesday
night. No particulars are givcn.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04
The t.IendpsiniHJ .sr0Htidi.

JERSEY CITY, Sep. 3,--'rhe Rev. john
s. Glcndcrning slept at the home OF Il
friend in 1'wcnty-third street ON Mon
day night. lie still fears violence nj
The hands of the indignant populace.-
He returned toJersey City lleiGhis yes
terday. Alfred b. Pomcroy, the brother
of poor Mary Pomeroy, has left with
The little waif born unto his dead sister
last evening. The infant sto be placed
in charge Of nurse Il; Detroit, "hrr,
Mr.. Pomeroy lives.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04
THE NEW MORNING NEW NPAPEit

The New York Republican Ncwspa-
per Association will issue On or about
The 2lst instant the first number OF the
RfpuJtie, IL double sheet morning news
paper, io be published in the new iron
building at Fulton and Nas.Hn streets,
G.. G. Norvcll, F. g. Wesley. and re.
Platt, trustees OF the association, nm
nounce that ils capital stock will be
$500. OU0.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04
THIRD EDITION
THE TRoTT1NG TURF.
PEACH SHIPMENTS.
TIE Il'Ottiny TaJ.
WELLESLEY BOY, MAMBRINo GIFT, 10
CLARK, AND MoLLIE MORRIS.

WELLESLEY BOY, MAMBRINo GIFT, JOE
CLARK, AND MoLIIE MORRIS.
BosToN, Sept. 3.-Mystic Park races TO-
day: First rnce-Purse of 8 900 for three
minute horses mile heats. best 8 in D to
harness won by Wellesley Boy. beating
Falmouth Boy, Cataract, Essex, and Up-
known in tue order named tiCe, = ~,
|2 27l1, 2.271!, 2,291S; Falmouth Boy took
the first heat. Second race Purse Of 81.
600 for 22G horses won by Membrino Gift,
beating Fred Hooper, Lady Tanker. Jokcr,
Common wesl lth, and II w. Genet in the
order named time, 1864, 2.2214, %.
Double-tesm iace-pnase, $4,000; mile
heats; won by Joe Clark and Mollie Morris
in three straight heats, beating Lady Woods
and Carrie n. time, 245. 236.a, 2.31&i.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04

Another experiment with the W HIS
patcnt fog.signal will take place at Cape
May in It few days The principal OF
the invention was fully established on
Monday night. The shells used were
found to be too frail 10 withstand Inc
tremendous force of the discharge ani
The tearing effect of the riIied 3o-poih.
der Parrot gun used. The discovered
defect will he corrected for the next
exhibition
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04

The Fall term of Lafayette College
opened yesterday with an accession "i
119 new students, The newly clcc ed
professors, DIR. Droun, in analytical
chemistry, and DR.. Ballard, IN the
Douglass course of Latin and Greek,
have commenced their lectures
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Food for the RabieS.
MlLMlxe1n. Del. Sent. 4

Children fed on RIDGES FOOD will thrive
he strong undheaithy, and become little mod :
els Of youthful strength and childish beauty.
arrzd9m
Concentrated Favorins Extracts
of Veni,la, Lemon. Orange. Rose. Bitter Al
mond, Ginger. Mace, Celery, etc, etc. made
and sold wholesale and retail BY
II. BRI INiHURST u co.
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
BraLtc,s Miraculous Cure for C"rns
An English remedy of great popularity. for
rcroying a1rns without pain.
T.. BRlNGHl hSF Il o.,
AnothpcGries.
Corner Sixth and Market aifeis
Finest Salad on
II. BRINGHuRST CO.,
i,ls Corner Sixth and Market 'treeta.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04
STRAY WAIFS.

The city Council will meet tiii- e.en-
my.
Cold in The, head were prevalent. tins
morning.
Every Democrat who can slonld y" TO
New Castle, tomorrow.
There is qnte a pnrceptibl,' change in
the weather since yesterday
4 fine line If cheap kid gloves. for fail
wear III Frank s, III Market street.
Great interest l. felt in the result "f
he meeting of Council, this evening
Ii Nuu want first class noots ami
shoes at low pricc~, visit Donah"c, Sla
Market street
Donnhoc, the popular shoe dealer
Sl3 Market street, has large lo' OF
fa'l boots and shoe. al Greatly reduced
prices,
uARRY I,onlxsoN's NiNsrnELs.--M.
L. Cole. aren't Tor Harry Robinson )
Minstrel, is in this city now, making
arrangements for the appearance oi
thiseXccllcnt troupe al the Grand Opera
House, ncxi Friday evening. Robin-
sons Minstrcls are now the leading
professionals in this line, and are pro.
vided with superior They
have the richest band uniforms, and
| the finest combination of talent. As
an item of interest WeWill mention lha'
| Mr.. james Armstrong. well known II
| Wilmington. where he lived seNcra
| years is a leading member OF this stroupe
| We feel sure the performance will Do
| witnessed by Il large audience.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04
u0,.p Election II.OaLIes.
WARRANTS ISSUED FOR THE ARREST oi
THE SIXTH WARD INSPECTOR AND
ANOTHER MAN.

ESQUIRE Hagany yesterday issued war
rants for the arrest of w. w. Simmons,
Inspector of election in the Sixth Ward,
and Frank Stidham. on charge of yio-
lating the election laws. Stidham is
charged with aiding and abetting Simon
Washington, colored man, to cast an il
legal vote on Tuesday afternoon, and
Simmons is charged with receiving said
vote. Both the accused will waive Il
hearing and give bail for their appear
ance at the next term of Court.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04

1HET'r or DRESS. lannall flgsby
II colorcd girl desiring II new dress,
went to the house where her sister
boarded, and obtained the said sisters
dress by false prctrnccs Hannah was
tried before the Mayor and held for
Court
NiC.-Our German friends had Il
very pleasant picnic ut the ScheutZen
Park, yesterday afternoon, and enjoy
ed themselves greatly. Some disrcpn-
table women managed by some lneans
or other to rain admission but MiA
MANI promptly requested them 10 leave
which they did. The picnic then pas
ed OIL in II pleasant manner, without
interruption until late in the even
| ing.
LECTURE On Tuesday evening,
Sept @9d, Henry G. Turner, Esq, will
| deliver II lecture in the basement of ST.
| Mary's Catholic Church for the benefit
of the Sunday School library, Subject ;
''fhc Life Of Father Matthew" the
! eminent temperance reformcr. Mr.
| Turner Is M eloquent speaker, is thor
0ughly couVcraant with his sub iect and
will no doubt make an effort worthy OF
his reputation. His lecture will be we'll
worth listeniu" to,
| THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELI.I
oENCEK has entered upon the eleventh
year of its existence as II daily publ
cation, and has celebrated the event
by enlarging its form and appearing
in new suit Of type. The lntelli-
| gencer, although city paper, has a
large country circulation, and is made
up 10 suit all its readers, publishing
iull tclegraphc and local news, he
sides general reading matter suited
To the want, of he farmers Hhd theil
families.
| TuE Loans. Wednesday night. al the
regular monthly meeting Of the Hop
l.nln Association, Sl200 sold at "a pei
ceui. prcmlln, 800 aud 81 and $1,000 at
2o.
st tIr rrguar monthly meeting oI
Gerinaua Loan As5Oriuton. last evening
$1,000 sold ut PERI cent. premium. Ilt'
remaining receipts wer" used for otiei
purposes.
l.us uisht II, Tho oreguarmontl.Iy meet,
ing of Citizen fonn Association, Sl3,'
sold at Il per rrnt. premium, and Slo'
at 30.
70 rE Cur bows. The Ruiliing Com
mttec have decided ts cut down th'
"old elm tree III front of the Stat
House The County Building is also Il
he shown to IL better advantage, by hay
ing one of the finest trees on the Green
cut down. We think that this mania o
putting UP line buildings and then cut
!. ting down the trce3 IN front to show then
9 to better advantage, is being carried t.
r IL greater excess in Dover just now THAI
s healthy for the purses Of the tax-pay
ers. As for the looks of the Green o
| which there has been so much said OF late
we do not think there can be any bette
ornament to a town than to be wei
5 shaded with large healthy trees. Bette
y = have our public buildings little smalle
o than have to cut down hose noble oil
:. trees to see them, e, =! ii they do hay
: bi,s letters on them .-Statinei.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04

ALFRED WALTON. pragsi-.., M. ~
Market street respectfully ioiorina M if.enas
and the public in general. that no ke1h, hnt va.
a en competent person is at nj, tunes reldy to
nrascrtbe fur u,h ,icA a. II mt that store,
aud hat no charge ia mfd Ne,pt tho fe2u,
lar nrica of The IN ed !cip t-.t,r s.me bIt'e
90 nav Yonld na, any "-4 else 'ut lint
,,o nne il visited at the,r oilpnc"s
,foliel mirrors.
full assortment Of all sh :. ineia ing
double magnfying, &c. &c.,,,,5n,,.,Ycn
Garner of Sixth and Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04

Nearly full returns of the election III
Wyoming Territory just held, indicate
that Steele, Democrat, has been re-
elected Delegate to Congress by from
800 to COO ma ajority-about double the
majority given him two years ago
Throughout the Territory the Demo.
Gratis have been generally successful
Oh the local tickets.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-04

y .IAf. IN TowN.-For the past lew
days II genuine japanese has been
going around town, To the Great
amuscmrn; of the children. Tins
morning the bad boys annoyed him
so thai officer Bernhard took him to
the Hall for proteCtion.