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The daily gazette., 1877-05-26


Police CAsEs.-The following cases
have been disposed of by the Mayor since
our last report
washington Mckay, for resisting Off
cer Jones in the discharge of his duty in
arresting Thomas Hinesly, was required
to pad So and costs.
Bernard Lapeire, for vagrancy, was
committed. .-..-. s.
IsABAp CoNprTIoN.-The street gut
80. On Market street are filled with dirt
"a f,,,h. and upon warm day the oder
ar;s;ng from them Is not very pleasant to the
nos,riIs. II the Street Committee does not
in,,ki fter them the Board Of Health should
tske the matter in hand as they are nuls-
ance.
INSANE AsYLUM.-The preparation
are being made to begin the connstrut-
tion of a new commodious and COM
fnrtable Insane department on the
Alms-house property, in Sussex county
The need of such building is too
apparent for argument
BERRY SHIpMENTs.-Y yesterday SIX
oar loads of stra W berries were received
at different points along the DeiaMare w !,
and Eastern Shore railroads, 1or Nem o
York. Total number OF crates o'i4S'
prpsoNA1-William H. Schultz, OF
chic city. accompanied BY his son, VINO
,es;dss in Philadelphia, left To-Day on
tLa American Line Steamer On'o, Ior
Bremen. They will be absent ABOUT
three months ...... --..
TrMpERANcE.-The Temperance meet
inc at At tbe Opera House, tomorrow atteI-
naon s ~ will be addressed by Mr.. z. haign
% anS other friends from Philadelphia, ana
by the reformed men.
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, Del. May 20, 1877.
|utons at the Brandywine Millssfol
|sPECIAL NOTICES.
! Eunkel's Bitter Wine OF
Iron.

truly valuable tonic has been SO
tbly tested by all classes of the COM
yhat il is now deemed indispen-
M Tonic medicine. II costs but lit
tiu the blood and gives tone 70 the
SArnovates the system and pro-
D Everybody should have IL.
\ cure Of Weak Stomach. General
b Indigestion, Disease of the Stom-
ID iOf all cases requiring q tonic '
wine includes the most agreeable
hcent Salt Of Iron we possess-Ci-
iNametic Oxide combined with the
Energetic Of vegetable tonics-Yellow
IAN Bark.
Iou want something to strengthen
,uu want a goood appetizer
lOu want TO get rid OF nervousness?
Iuu want energy?
uu want to sleep well?
Tcu want TO build up your constitu-
cu want 10 feel wellP
uu want brisk and vigorous feel
lou DO try KUNKEL's BITTER
OF IRON. TT
Y ask a trial ofthis valuable tonicl
ne Of 0fcOunterfeits, as Kunlel's Bit
neof Iron is the only sure and effec-
'ndy in the known world for the
nent cure Of Dyspepsia and Debility
lhere are number of limitations
70 the public | would caution the
unity TO purchase none but the gen.
rtice, manufactured by f, +. Kun
having his stamp on the cork OF
bottle The very fact that others are
plhgto Initiate this valuable remedy
~ worth and speaks volumes In
O' YET the genuine. E. f. Kun
9lyinA bottles. Sold by druggists
ealen eVerywhere. K. +. Kunkel,
@ eoi No; 259 North Ninth street,
Y0aM REMOVED ALIVE.
sld al complete in two hours. Nc
asad passes. Seat, Pin and Stom
Tns removed by DR.. KUNKEL, 25s
.sli slala street, Philadelphia, Pa. Send
Fi9ar T Or ask your druggist for a bot.
S,iGa SsgnEeIs 9 Worm Syrup, 1t never
mays
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PAsTEBoARD BARRELs.-Barrels made
of pasteboard have been introduced this
spring for the packing away of woollels
and furs. These are seamless and re-
garded as moth proof. The head, which
fits down snugly, is the only available
entrance for the moth, and directions are
given to paste layer of brown paper
over this almost invisible line when the
barrel is packed. Sell your camphor and
ruin the drug store.
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THE LIBERAL LEAGUE.-The Liberal
League will hold its regular Sunday meet
ing tomorrow morning at half past ten
o'clock, at their rooms in the McClary
Building. The meeting will be address
ed by Mr.. @. Clavey, on the origin Of re-
ligion. AS Mr.. Clavey has given this
subject careful study, the lecture will
no doubt be an interesting one.
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RAILROADS.

tinIpEEiLpHIA, WILMINGTON &
iAohE RAIL ROAD,
NOVEMBER 9th, 1876.
Will leave Wilmington as follows
sslphia and Intermediate Stations.
SBp m. ' '''
Ia. 4u New York, 2.O2a. m. 12.S7, 12.4o,
sam. ineulate Stations,
4 }. lliIe is,s and !. Washington, 1882, 1.S5,
| N Sr 1.,Is, ~ i.2B, 5.l9 p. m,
Castle tle55S@are KY e oDlvisian, leave FOR:
''' o'OO' go. $50, a. M. 1.3O, $40,
S a. Sqd O Intermediate In Stations, 500,
Ia 'uu Intermediate Stations, 500,
|t. SUNDAY TRAINS.
la. 1a p0a . and an Intermediate Stations,
|,dsluS%ioS ,dl% $50, p. m.
nOre ana aIl1 No New York, 2.02 a. m,
hr6er iT T., Washington, IL. .52, /. I.55 am.
10 tha ainiitormation passengers are
e Time tables posted al the
ID. F. KENNEY, :.
Superintendent.
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DrsoRDERLY.-Last evening, Thomas
Hinesley, well-known around the neigh
borhood of Eighth and Church streets,
was arraigned before the Mayor on the
charge of being disorderly and resisting
an officer in the discharge of his duty,
for which offense he was required to pay
$40 and costs and $500 to keep the peace.
At the same time he was also given a
hearing on the charge of assault and bat
terry upon John Phillips; for this pastime
he was required to pay So and costs.
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A HIGH PRICED DoG.-Last week Mr..
Orson d. Foulk of Town Point,
Cecil county Md, shipped an Irish setter
dog to gentleman in New Albany, In
diana, for which he received 5000. Mr..
Foulk is great dog fancier, and raises
the celebrated Chesapeake Bay Dog, the
finest breed of water dog known.
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THOUGHT TO HAVE COMMITTED
SUICIDE.

By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
New YORK, May 26.
1t is rumored that ex-Judge Elias J.
Beach, who died few days ago at Glen
Cove, Long Island, committed suicide
owing to financial difficulties. He was
reputed wealthy and was custodian Of
large sums of money entrusted to him
for investments. 1t is said by unfortu-
nate speculations he not only lost his
own fortune but that the trust funds
were involved to large amounts. His
family are thus left destitute.
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A FIRE FIEND.
raph to the GAZETTE.

By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
WILLIAMsPoRT, PA, May 26.
Another attempt was made to burn the
Exchange Hotel at Bloomsburg, last
night, but it proved unsuccessful. II. A.
Kramer, was arrested, and lodged in Jail
for the crime. AS previously stated in
these dispatches the same hotelwas fred
on morning of the twenty-third inst, and
damaged to the extent of $4,000.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-26

The Triumph Truss is a marvel of
mechanical ingenuity and accuracy and
hence if properly adjusted will hold any
Hernia in practice, when the Triumph
Rupture Cure, will infallibly and speedily
care it. These wonderful appliances are
sold at 1915 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Truss is ,oarranted, and the Cure Guar
onteed. Send 10 cents for Descriptive
Book, to either office. tt.
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A TALENTED YOUNG CLERGYMAN
Mr.. Albert Lightbourne, son of Rev.
James II. .Lightbourne, formerly of U MON
M. E. church, this city, has entered the
NJ. E. ministry, though he is not yet
ing for over year and, has a congrega-
ton at the Tabernacle at Sea Cliff, N.
j., where he is held in high esteem.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-26
FIFTH ANNUAL EXCURSION
OF THE
Rehob tn Beach C. M. Association,
TO REHOBOTH,
Thursday. June =. 1877.
THE TRAIN WILL

RETURNING willlea LEWES at6p. m
This will allow six hours on the beach,
affording ample time for bathing, or q
visit to Henlopen Light, the Life Saving
Station, Breakwater or Rehoboth bay. The
SURF and Bright Houses will be open for the
reception OF guests. Dinner will be provid-
ed for the excursionists. Fare for the
cts will be good for Ave days.
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CuILpRFN's CHURcH-An interesting Sc
vice. called children's church, will he held
in the FRS: Presbyterian Church at O'Clock
on Sunday evening next. These services
have been held in other cities and have
proved both interesting and productive of
good. All friends of tue church both old
and Young are invited to be present. The
Moody aud Sankey hymn books will be
used during the services.
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Y.M. c. A.-At this season of the ye.
citizens and visitors will find the reading
rooms of the Young Mems Christian As
sociation a very delightful resort. A sup
ply of the mosl prominent papers, period.
icals and magazines are constantly on file.
The rooms are under the immediate man
agement of VIM. Powick, Sup't. who has
been in charge for some months past.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-26

No INTELLIGENCE.-No further intel
ligence has been received by Pusey ,J ones
& Co., of the Colombia that was built
for company at Para, Brazil, since she
left st. Thomas, some time ago.
No fears. however, are entertained of
the vessels safe arrival, as the run from
st. Thomas, to her destination is q COM
naratiY YelY safe one.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-26

THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY.-On Tues
day, evening next the celebrated Hutch
inson Family, Tribe of Asa will give
one of their excellant concerts at the
Grand Opera House. The price of ad-
mission has been fixed at the exceedingly
low rate of % cents. Full particulars can
be found in the advertisement in another
nolupnn
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SECOND EDITION
BY % TELEGRAPH
UNSETTLED FRANCE.

By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
PARIS, May 26.
Rumors are in circulation in Republl-
can circles here that plot for the over
throw of MacMahon's Government is on
foot, and is on the eve of discovery. The
Government will make it pretext for
harsh measures. Republican kilograms
have been stopped.
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Special Announcement! !

As the com bination on Sewing Machines
has been broken, and we have no more
royalties to pay the New American Sewing
Machine Co. has decided to fix the price
of the american Sewing Machines at $50
and S35 Wewill continue to sell on the
monthly installment plan, and good note.
The New American Sewing Machine needs
no comment as to its merits, so come In
with your orders as this Is q fixed price.
Office 7l8 Market street.
Wilmington, Del.
j. II. PRIMROSE. Manager.
may14-lm..
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Weather Report
INDICATIONS THIS AFTERNOON.

INDICATIONS THIS AFTERNOON.
BY Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
WssHINGToH, D. c., May 26.
For the Middle Atlantic States, and
lower lake region partly cloudy or clear
weather, possibly occasional light show
ers, northwest winds, stationary or high
er temperature and high pressure.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-26
Flne Nail Scissor

Fine Nail Scissor
ana va Straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
nail Files, Nail Brushes, etc, for
T. BRlNGHURST & CO.,
corner Sixth and Market Sts.
For the Bath.
/ Y .SsSSsnes, Ss, Bath Towels Bath sponges,
frGsoaps In extensive variety. Also
'ITiTssl straps, Brushes, &c. of horse
The same classes. e-
Z. BRINGHURST & CO., 4.
corner Sixth and Market. SITS. 4
"' hirac0lOus Cure for COrBs
! ~ iSS Soren remedy of great popularity fol-
'%gerhs without pain.
L. BRlNGHURST & CO.,
roroox Apothecaries.
corner Sixth and Market SITS.
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PROGRESS OF THE WAR.
THE TURKS TERRIBLY DEFEATED.

THE TURKS TERRIBLY DEFEATED,
By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
BUCHAREST, May 26.
The Turks have met with another ter
rlble reverse on the Danube. Another
Turkish monitor has been destroyed by
torpedoes opposite Braila. Every soul
on board the vessel perished.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-26

ENTERTAINMENT.-A Musical and Lit
erary entertainment, will be given by
the Newport M. E Sunday school, in the
church on Tuesday evening nexi. Re-
freshments will be served up in the
basement of the church
The daily gazette., 1877-05-26

VNTANTE D.-A middle aged lady would
w like 70 have q position as house
keeper in Q respectable family. First-clasS
reference II necessary. Apply or address
n. E. corner Taylor and Wilson.
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Public Sale.

Will be sold on the premises at Public
THURSDAY, JUNE 7rH,
at 10 O'Clock a. m.
All that certain lot of land, with three
story BRICK DWELLING house .sn=A
therein erected, known as No. 1103 NJ
Tatnall street, being II feet inches ,tA
by 80 feet deep with the use of a four Ill
feet wide alley.
Terms to suit purchasers.
For further particulars see hand bills or
apply to SMITH q JOHNSTON.
Room No. 10, Exchange Buildings
may23, %, q, 3Ojune1,6.
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The Popular Excursion.

The Union M E. Sabbath schools will
make their annual excursion to CREED
MOOR PARK, on THURSDAY, JUNE
.T-~~ \ 7ih. on the favorite excursion
.su susr3aszx steamer, Jno. A. Warner. To
leave French street wharf at a. m A
brass hand will accompany the excursion.
All who wish to pass pleasant day come
Tickets 80 cents; children % cents, to be
had of the scholars or at the boat on the
may24,te. u.sa By the committee.
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CONSTANT1NOPLE.

BY telegraph to the GAZETTE.
LONDON, May 26.
A despatch from Constantinople reports
everything quiet.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-26

" seIei,rm,,,o sIm EiNGLLSH man,tJac t1re
naess of %su pa Jor Elasticity, Durdbilitu
49, F0'a. In 10 Nt0abers.
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FOR NALE AND RENT.

NOR SALE.-3O0 shares of Clayton Loan
T. Sd series at 81 90 a share.
NJ, L. LICHTENSTEIN,
may7- -4w. Secretary.
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-Ah hand
II some fine toned second hand Estey Or
gan nearly new. Apply to this office. febSt
nor RENT-The second story front room
of 416 Market street, over the GAZETTE
office Possession Immediately. Apply at
this office.
NOR SALE.--Thfee DulIong lots on
Il Jackson street, between 9Th and 7th.-
Five building lots on Fifth street near Van
Buren, four on Front street near jackson,
and q lot 81 feet front on Delaware Avenue,
near Harrison. Apply at this office. mar4tf
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/ and Feed Store,
@East 9TH st.

Ina Farm M band hand Flour, Feed, Hay.
NO. ,vegetabIeo bIouce. ofexcellentquai-
"ply IN i@oie son and flower seed in
season at Philadelphia
W, wal received and promptlv
O d W. SAVAGE. :
Agent.
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Wv The 'T.,ed T. 10 every style of ,oritiao.
taIain,n,, Trade geneTalv. 4 SanSsie
Mal Oy On rsa One each Of the Fifteen MIN
receipt of25 Cents. '-
lss s., 40 brakeman, l. Taylor & 90.
a 14o Grand ST., ". Y.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-26
FOR THE PERMANENT EXHIBI-
TION.

TWO SPECIAL TRAINS FROM THIS
CITY-A LARGE ATTENDANCE Il
FROM BELOK
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NEW YORK.
The Grenade Tragedy.

New York, April 9.-Mr. Dean, the
wounded partner of the Messrs. Jewett,
was visited this morning 10y Coroner
Ettinger, who questioned him in regard
to his relations with Orville D. Jswett,
and his recollections of the circum-
stances attending the fatal event.
Dean said there had been no quarrel
between him and Orville d. Jewett,
and that no conversation had taken
place between them on the morning of
the explosion concerning the partner
ship business. He did not remember
how the explosion occurred, or any par
ticulars of the affair. His recollection
Of the events Of that morning were all
vague and indistinct.
The coroner also went to the offices
Of Dean and Orville D. Jewett's coun-
sci and listened to the statement of
Taintor, who has said he saw Orville
D. Jewett shoot himself. The coroner
said he would make arrangements to
secure the evidence of Taintor, and
have him present at the inquest.
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Making Haste Slowly.

New Orleans, April 9.-The commits
sion was in continuous session nearly
nine hours to-day, having received
delegations from the bankers, business
men and Republican clubs. The MEM
bers spent the evening in individual
conversation. Tomorrow the officers
Of the city government will call, and
also a delegation of leading colored
men, including professional men, plant
ers, and citizens of wealth and business
standing. Referring to an interview
between the commission and the judges
OF Nichols supreme court, the Times
says it learns from the very best au-
thority that the visit of those Judges
was made at the request and invitation
OF the commission, and the judges did
not and would not discuss or argue be-
fore the commission the question of
statues or legality of their court. Va
rious questions were propounded, and
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Delmonico are: Ben Butler,
Jamaica Plains, Mass; G. s. White,
Marshleld, VT; G. II. Bradley, St.
townsville, VT; D. Tibbets, Marshfield,
VT; F. c. Fish, Cabbot, VT; III. l..
Farwell, Burnett, VT: T. Smith, T..
H. Sawyer, II. H. Oxton, Rockland,
Me-; A. E. Orborton, T. w.
Thornton, w. n. Blough, A. J..
Packard, Camden, Me-; W. NJ. Nc
Clusy, Pittsburg, Pa; L. w. Morrison,
Denver; F. E. Barrows, Camden, Me.
At Dyer's are: W. H. Haxell, ]. R.
Fratt, Leavenworth; ]. NJ. Wolf, W.
II. Randall, A. Henry. Iowa; Z. Cos
well, c. W. Mitchell, Deadwood; w.
E. Wheeler, Evanston; e. T. Ainser,
st. Joseph, Mo-; o. P. Goodwin, Bear
Creek; Clay Archer, Los Angeles; J.
Melace, Colo; S. N. Dill, Hillsdale.
At the Railroad are: w. e. Griswold
and daughter, Oregon; R. NJ. Town
send and wife, Philadelphia; A. j.
Compton, Frisco; Jorge W. Boyles,
Laramie.
IsI,ofoto p,,o Extaryo,pofor,, 10 y,op
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And the End is Not Yet.

st. Petersburg, April 9.-Turkey's
reply will be evasive. The Porte main
tains complete independence in all its
domestic affairs. It processes a will
lingness to send Immediately an extra
ordinary envoy to st. Petersburg, but
in doing so it expresses no intention of
previously concluding peace with
Montenegro. 1t attaches in fact to the
peace with Montenegro conditions
which render it obvious that the
Porte wishes to gain time and avoid
any decision whatever, thus leaving to
Russia the initiative of a rupture.
Constantinople, April 9.--At the
council of ministers to-day no resolu-
tions were arrived at regarding the
question of peace with Montenegro OF
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FOREIGN.


Rome, April 9.-The retirement of
Prince Bismarck, if only temporarily,
is looked upon by the Vatican as an OPP
perfume moment for resuming negotia-
tions with Germany with view to
regulations between church and state
and stopping the antagonism Of the
last few years. 1t is reported that in
fluential persons have volunteered their
good offices to secure an amicable set
tlement. Representatives of foreign
powers accredited to the Holy See have
been informed by their governments
that, in view of possible events in
Rome, they cannot leave during the
coming summer.
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THE INDIAN QUESTION.
An Important Military Order.

IN important Mintary Ofuef.
Washington, April 9.-Gen. Sher-
man sent the following reply to tele-
gram from Lieut.. General Sheridan of
yesterday:
Your dispatch of yesterday conccrn-
ing the coming in of Indians is received,
and fulflls your prediction. Now,
there will not be too many Indians at
Red Cloud and Spotted Tail Agencies
to be moved right away to the neigh
borhood of Fort Randall, where one
dollar will go farther towards feeding
them than three or four dollars will at
the Agencies, besides these two agencies
are in Nebraska and must be moved
sooner or later.
Signed w. T. SHERMAN.
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Washington, April Especial agents
Of the Treasury Department are at
present engaged in an investigation of
facts connected with the importing of
silk at the port of New York. Re-
ports have already been made to the
Secretary of the Treasury. From
these it appears that conspiracy has
been discovered for the Wholesale un-
LIBERALIZATION of all silk imported. This
is accomplished by the aid Of manufac-
turers and agents in Europe, and, it is
house officials in New York. As near
as can be ascertained, the average un-
LIBERALIZATION has been from Ito 40 per
cent.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
New Complications Arising.


Washington, April 9.-New compli-
cations have arisen in South Carolina
affairs. Gov. Chamberlain's friends
have determined to make an effort to
have him continue to assert his
claim as governor, on the ground
that if neither he nor Hampton are
properly inaugurated. then Chamber
lain holds over, under a clause in the
constitution of South Carolina which
provides that all officers shall continue
in the discharge of their duties. until
their successors are elected andrquali-
fed. Wright, the third judge of the
supreme court, holds this doctrine.
Chamberlain, who arrived at Colum-
bia yesterday, insists that the legisla-
ture must meet, if at all, under Cham
berlain's call, and either order new
election, a new canvass of the vote, or
what is to be done, as the case may be.
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MISSOURI.
The Whisky Cases.

st. Louis, April 9.-The decision of
Secretary Sherman in regard to the
disposal of the proposition for COM
promise in the whisky cases created
something of furry here.
The Republican says there are now
standing against bondsmen in whisky
cases, eight unsatisfied judgments to
the amount of about 100000. The
prospect of collecting it is very slim.
Only about $4,000 has been paid thus
far.
District Attorney Bliss thinks that
of the $500, 900, $4,000 could be realized
at once, and more in course of time, but
that no more than $4,000 could be OBJ
tanned on executions, if that mode of
procedure be decided upon.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
The Striking Engineers.

Philadelphia, April s.-There was a
meeting of locomotive engineers to-
day, at which $50 members of the
brotherhood. Delegates appeared from
over 40 divisions in other cities and in
Canada, who promised support to the
engineers of the Reading road in case
Of stride or of discharge on account
of connection with the brotherhood.
Fifteen firemen who refused to take
charge of engines have been discharged.
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NEVADA.
The sutro Tunnel.

San Francisco, April 9.-For the past
two weeks the Sutro tunnel has passed
through stringers of quarts giving low
assays. On Friday the whole face of
the drift was in solid quartz, 2,750 feet
east of the Savage shaft. The quartz
resembles the Comstock quartz in its
crystalline character. Assays are said
to average S34 per ton.
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New York, April 9.-The advance in
gold is attributable to the warlike char
acter Of European news. A dispatch
has been received that the Porte had
rejected the principal clauses in the
protocol, refusing to disarm, declining
to send any envoy to st. Petersburg,
and insisting on being allowed to deal
with Montenegro without interference
from other powers.
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in answer thereto the commission
learned that the supreme court had,
since the 9th Of January, passed upon
and rendered decisions in over two
hundred cases, and that their man.
dates and orders had been implicitly
observed in every instance.
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The Wrecked Roanoke.

Philadelphia, April 9.-The captain
of the schooner which rescued Mcguire
from the Roanoke, states that he has
never contradicted his first statement
regarding the disaster, and that when
taken off the brig he was nearly ex-
hausted. He regards the rumor of the
mutiny and murder of the captain and
passengers as entirely without founda-
tion.
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New York, April 9.-The Sixth Ma
tional bank, on Broadway, was entered
by burglars yesterday, who broke open
q safe containing silver coin. They
carried of about S25, 300. The large
Herring's safe, containing the surplus
money Of the bank, was left untouched.