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The Morning herald., 1877-08-20
Local Affairs.
THE NOMINATION ELECTION.

THE NOMINATION ELECTION.
The Democrats held their nomination
election on Saturday. Everything went of
quietly and no disputes, save in the Third
Ward, where, IT is claimed, the ballot box
of one division was thrown out of the win
dow, and the matter goes to the Executive
Committee for It's decision.
The following was the result of the elec-
ton:
For President of Council, VIM. Bright,
Esq, secured 1888 votes; P. N. Brennan,
Esq, sos votes; Bright's majority 627.
For City Treasurer, Mr.. Morrow received
049 votes, Mr.. Cole 709. Morrow's ma
jority 240.
Kyne, tor Assessor and Collector of the
Southern District received 831 votes, Nc.
Iutire 327. Lally 4s, Burke, 8; Kyne's ma
jority over all, 1853,
COUNCIL.
The following Councilmen were nominal
ted:
First Ward, Mr.. Maxwell.
cond Ward, Robert H. Taylor.
Third Ward, undecided.
Fourth Ward, Lewis Paynter.
Fifth Ward, no election.
Sixth Ward, Messrs. Cooling and Pearce
Seventh Ward, Mr.. Mellon.
Eighth Ward, Messrs. Norton and Hazlet
Ninth Ward, Mr.. Knight.
Tenth Ward, Mr.. Guthrie.
INSPECTORS.
First Ward, Inspector, Mr.. Ryzell; AS
sistant, Mr.. McKenna.
Second Ward, Inspector, Mr.. Gilbert
| Assistant, Mr.. Nc Cormick.
Third Ward, no decision.
Fourth Ward, 1ntpector, Mr.. Whelar
Assistant, Mr.. Hill.
Fifth Ward, no nomination.
Sixth Ward, Inspector, Mr.. Stuart; Al
sistant, MIR. Urippen.
Seventh Ward, Inspector, Mr.. Malone
Assistant, Mr.. Mitchell.
Eighth Ward, Inspector, Mr.. Wells; Al
sistant, Mr.. Donnell.
Ninth Ward, Inspector, Mr.. Dooman
Assistant, Mr.. johnson.
Tenth Ward, Inspector, Mr.. McClusk!
Assistant, Mr.. Lannon.
These returns are accurate, as they o.
verified from the reports TO the Executl'
Committee.
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PERSONAL.

Miss Mary Read, sister Of the late VII"
liam T. Read, Eyq and last of the old gen"
Grafton of the Read family, died on Wednes>
day night last, at her home In New Cas'le'
The Peninsuiar News and Advertiser says
"Harry H. Colclazer the enterprising traVe
cling correspondent of EVERY EVENING aua
COMMERCIAL is making the columns OF TO- a.
paper lively with his interest lettets from
all parts of the peninrula.
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NOT A JEW.

Our worthy fellow citizen, William NOR"
row, ESQ.,, is selling out below Philadelphia
wholesale rates, the entire steck of clothing
and gentlemen's furnishing goods, at the
store formerly kept by Herman Boil, as tne
corner of Third and Market streets. Mr..
Morrow has been well patronized since ne
commenced, greatly on account Of his far
dealing, and desire to please. Give MN
cali at once as he will close the store III
few days. ..-L N-- -L-1 lnH n
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cHERIFF's SALE.

pu v,rtue of a writ of Levari Fac1as; ,to 10
nS diracted will oe exp SD 10 Luost' ~
saio H ct the lafayette Hotel, al sh pltt 81 81
saie Son, AZ bv George w. Ort ip. In lhe Guy VI
wilmington on ,o--
wEDNEsDAY the 22rd day Of Augus''l0''
atz O'Clock p. M.
The following described Real Esta'e' WIZ
All that certain lot of land having ,yn n,gon
~ hnna.storv n. brick dwelling house tneIeun
conacted si tuate IN the city 4 WlIllis' n
eie1 era at the westerly side of shipley s De,
ana ,,uaen %V second and Third stress nV,aH
svs,rt IN Shipey St. OF n 1T and e6le'nu,i
Westerly with that width pew ea oss p"i 10 ~
Ines Ss fl, and inches more OF .esc; Shin,ev IN
naar tiIe middle distance petWethh * 'rp .o,p,th
neai Sren S streets, bounded on me soucin ",,
ar1u anu sids by land late of JON fe,rs h Land @
OF Ely RHanie1 =. Kent, and on he Wes' @ pS Srthar I,n
OF ot Tbomas McCa tferty and on ,he foT,,e I,"es
vi ot.a hJ lands late of the herS 9l 80 na
siue SueS py deceased, now of NJ. II. ., o con, nH
haing No 22l OF said -hipley 81 prok w r. vol
tsnis thereof what they III ~ n'oA
page 45O& evecution as the p O.
rtn ~ i homas ]. Giles ana Mar'il" H. -
i',ite Pity ana " T. i. 4 az d to be sold oy
ISAAC GRuBB, Sheriff.
sheriff's Office. New Cas'ie'
Aug. lst "A. d., l""'
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TROOPS OFF FOR CUBA.
THE EASTERN WAR

A NEW LOAN PLACED FOR THE PORTE.
LONDON, August 1s.-Advices from Con-
stantinople by way of Berlin, state that the
Ottoman Bank has succeeded in placing a
loan which will net the Porte $12,0OO,O0O.
THE BULGARIAN SEAT OF GOVERNMENT.
A Bucharest despatch to the Post says:-
Prince Tcherkasski has removed the seat Of
government of Bulgaria from Tirnova to
SistOva
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BASE BALL.

The Active Club of New Castle visited
tb,s city on Saturday and defeated the Ked
stock,nps on the Adams Street Grounds, BY
score of 10 to 5. Cannon pitched for the Ac-
,,ves and contributed much 10 keeping dovl
the score on the other side.
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THE OUICK'S TOUR.

The Quickstep club, with few friends
ave this morning on the s 80 train for Bal
timore, where they will play this and TO-
N ,rrow afternoon; and possibly they WI
remain over, and play on Wednesday II M
Games are we'll patronized. We hope tho
tbevs NAV have pleasant trip and DO ereoi
to selveswhile away. "A ac'oun' u
.ch game will bs published in the HsRALl
che next morning.
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POLICE CASES.

The following cases were disposed OF az
the Police Court since our last issue
Isaac venning, COL, for the larceny OF
two pairs of shoes from John Fulmer. tie
was held in 5000 to appear at Court. Van
deyer Moulton. charged for the larceny OF
watch, was dismissed. James Lyncn'
for vagrancy, was sent to New Castle 1ol
80 days. J. Cunningham, charged WIN as.
ssult and oattery on his wife, was fined 70
and costs, and held in $500 bail to keep the
nesce. Two drunks closed the list.
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Dentistry.

DR.. ]. W. stoughton & Bro, No. ill7
Wine street, Philadelphia, excel all others
for their neatness, durability, cheapness,
and sUa Sisnatch @ of their work. Beautiful gum
enamelied % teeth, full sets, equal to any $25
sat made elsewhere, for $10,. Filling, 10
cts. to 81. Teeth extracted wienouI palI. shi.
ia it, the best place in the city for Dentistry.
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OAO ALL PRIZES
NtOsand NO BLANKS.

Greatest Single Number Prize Drawing that
ever took place in the United States.
4, BY authority of an act of the Legislature
!" public at Cheyenne, Wyoming positive
" March Is 1877. and to be drawn the
18th and 30th ofeach and every month.
S722,243 to be distributed.
Each and every ticket will be entitled to
prize,
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As sp,ritnous liquors will injure men, 10
opium or morphia will harmfully effect the
baby. DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup is THE RENE"
dv for the baby. 1t Is free from opium
Price 25 cents.
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-,.,.k, OF houkSoWVhbLMnd1mnGmeenncs. WhbLndmmenc.
y $Fhv4sSsy wsSssfDsso Dec T. 1876 Trains will run
asfollows: ,oton 10 70 q m, and D guy. "
S;;;. z;;Ss ss wilmington IS !" and ~
pm. ,.odepberg al IL m. and 8 AZ
,in,n ,s"S,psP {or sPhiIsael Hanssnl
pnia ats, oa;m: Dam, Wilmington q 1922 a m m
vi VIII ,5s" ,vs'as tns 4 sv
iny I Landenberg a. atanIepbers % al at ! 80 p. m
v xS tss WI s%aiHs'SH for Ffa
at rrsin 81 p eavins wi,o,ngt93nnb 81 at S:'g
with nia,T train nj leaving pn'ladsipn'A ~
m. D. CONNELL. Sui
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ItOTO GtUnuS GH Cts for your brooms. A
\J I'd and andRns,ssntly R1ss on hand at the cry
sln"iSte 'nSsst 10: S :afSa}sSsaisTs fSastsasT 0T''ss'
v3.2taW ,lm
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RAILROADS.
,u,A. WILMINGION AMI
DHlLApI ph,'TT IN MORE kAlLRoA

lime 10th. 1877: 80 follows
~. >g,,l leave Wilmington "'
and 4, anssr%saa"ssss % ~ % %, 49, ~
81 pm. !, and New York. ~ . " " LII
fIS y 40, md - lnnssrmed'ate Stations %
Os aw, nd washington, o0' $751; q ILL.,
H:s4ss, s' 4ss,{i: & 5ssTsssSs 3d. ss: 49, M 3D. ss
pm. ~, aud intermediate stations '''
"yHSAn, ,sna s y I ftnints:rmediate III: stations "
s@a"' SUNDAY TRAINS
.,,,,a and intermediate sta'lonS
adelpaalaa aaad NV " asbington. % . m aers are
BAlti'nole "n" ,ptOrmation PASS nasse at the de-.
For lntl",1h' y The time tables pcs'eo az 'ne "'
pot 10 a. KEN y -
IWIi0- -
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q W. JONES, Fancy Dyers, 4Sz n. From
y. Street. Branch Office corner MIMI an9
Vine. sLreets, ,Philadelphia. Ladies' ana
9entlemen's Garments Of every descTiP
tiOn Dyed or Cleansed. Kid shoes, Feath-
ers and Gloves Dyed or Oleansed.
April 1877.
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EETTING BETTER

GETTING BETTER.
Mr.. Wells is still at the United states
Hotel. Yesterday he had recovered from
the late relapse and was again sitting up
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THE PEACH SHIPMENTS.

The following is the number of car LOADS
Of peaches over the Delaware road, yester'
daV.
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LOST.

T OST.. Between the Library and HERALD
IL Office, dark red pocket book, If found
please return to -
Aug.ll. THIS OFFICE.
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WILMINGTON. DEL. MONDAY. AUGUST 20. 1877

TELECRAMS.
The War in the East
NEW LOAN FOR THE PORTE.
THE BULGARIAN GOVERNMENT
THE BRITISH RIFLE TEAM.
COTTON MILLS RESUMED WORK
TROOPS OFF FOR CUBA.
ETC. ETC. ETC
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CHERIfF'5 SALE.

-SIl6T1H Z '
all.s.I-ts
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-05
DALLAS, December 5, 1877.
John Grccnl.ar whi,tier.

Messrs. H. o. Houghton n Co., Of
Boston, publishers of the Atlantic
Monthly, have just issued fine, lifes
size portrait OF ohm Greenleaf Whit
tier, the beloved and bonored Quaker
poet, whose name Is household word
In tens OF thousands OF homes, and
wherever the English language 10
spoken. The fact that Mr.. Whittier
complete his 10th year In December,
makes the publication of this portrait
at this time peculiarly appropriate,
nd we are sure that there are many
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obtained by subscribers OF purchasers,
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tlonai.
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FRENCH POLITICS.
The Temper Of tho EIysee Unchanged
The Merchants OF Paris Trying 10
Compromise Differences.

Compromise Differences.
PARIS, December 1.-The correspon-
dent of the Times telegraphs that he
has information contradicting the
French newspaper accounts of an in
terview between NJ. Dufore and Presi-
dent MacMahon. He says: "a few
days ago Senator Dufore presented to
the marshal All informal note, asking
him, MS satisfaction to the left, to
promise revision of the conviction In
the republican sense, The marshal
sent for M Dufore to inform him that
his condition was not acceptable. M
Dufore replied that the left desired a
guarantee against second dissolution
aud that nothing could be easier than
to find u guarantee which would moi
compromise the presidents dignity.
The correspondent concludes: "Tht
foregoing is all that occurred; conse'
quently there is no ground for think
ing that the temper OF the Elysee Is
changed"
1t is significant that the deputation
of Paris merchants and manufacturers
who went to the Elysee Monday, de-
string to present an address to Presi'
dent MacMahon in person, were re-
ceived by an aide.de-camp, who some
what peremptorilly referred them to
the minister of commerce. The depu.
tation replied by telling the aide-de.
camp to inform the president that
they were the vanguard Of an impos'
ing demonstration, which numbered a
thousand to-day, and would number
one hundred thousand tomorrow and
million next day.
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TURCo.RUsSIAN WAR.
Noih'ng definite Concerning Opera
Hons Ia the haIkans -Heryia Takes "a
uand-The creeks VIII FOIIow suit
wish the rail- oi pIcynR,

Hons Ia the baIkans-Hervia Takes q
uand-'The creeks VIII Follow sui
wish the Pail oi Picynn,
Noon Associated Press Repor,l
LONDON, December The Times
Belgrade correspondent says; Prince
Milan reviewed the militia on Sunday
aud exhorled them to their duty.
The war Office has ordered all the
district governors 10 erect hospitals,
The most probable plan OF opera
lions Is that General Harvotovicli will
make q diversion In the rear Of the
Turks with two divisions. General
Gruarka has promised to send him
5000 cavalry.
The correspondent Of the Times Vt
Athens says; According 10 latest let
tiers, public feeling in Crete ieyos u
rising after the fall 0t Plevna. The
Greek government has warned the
Cretans that II will stop volunteers
aud supplies II they rise prematurely
or contrary TO lis advice,
Concerning Sulieman pasha's move.
ments reported from Constantinople
NiNu " W 10 6NNlth was
believed TO be engaged In strong eff
fort near Osman Bazaar, the Daily Tel
egraph's Shumla special, dated Sunday
night, says: Important movements
are imminent, II not already progress
Ing, Great anxiety prevails, and many
rumors are circulating, among them
that heavy fighting occurred Friday
in the direction OF Tohenova, upon
which place the Russians we're ulti.
mately driven back, losing over three
thousand men, and that the Turks are
now bombarding Tirnova All avail
able surgeons and dressers are going
hence to 0sman Bazaar.
NoTE. The rumor at Sbumla and
the correspondents impressions seem
to confirm the report that Suleiman
pasha is endeavorlng to effect an i'm
portant diversion by cutting Russian
communication along the northern
slope OF the Balkans. The movement
may be wholly imaginary, but very
feasible, and the fact that the Rus
slams say nothing about II, must not
be taken as contradiction. They
would be likely to reserve the report
until the movement was com pleted.
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WASHINGTON.
Additional Troops ordered 10 the Rio
Grande FrORller -General Ord
VIII be Heard TO'MOrrOw.
The Republicans Disposed TO Place More
Democrats on the Committee Pro.
CeedlnOs OF the House The Sen.
ate Not In Session,
The Hearing az the Tenure ~ Onics
AcI-The Onices 10 Revert 10 the
0nicsrH SuspenuGd,

The Hearing of the Tenure al once
Aci-The OGices 10 Revert 80 the
0nIc"rs sWsp"nd'd,
WAsulNGToN, December 1.-The
military committee viii hear General
Ord tomorrow.
Orders have been issued from the
war department for the departure for
the Rio Grande frontier Of number
OF troops In the interest Of peace and
for the protection OF the people on the
frontier.
The trial Of Colonel William C..
Craig, Of Colorado, and George W.
Bryant, missionary, for passing fraud
ulent claims, was concluded.
The republicans held II caucus and
appointed committee to revise the
committees. 1t il thought II better
show will be given the democrats, on
some OF them.
The Essex has arrived at Liberia
aud remained there till the first Of
November, and then cruised down the
coast. A young Liberian had both
arms bloGn of in answering a salute
from the Essex.
The cabinet considered the bearing
of the tenure office vet Of the recent
action OF the senate In falling to con-
firm the presidents nominations. No
action was taken, as the president has
had no official notice of the action of
the serate.
1t il the opinion of the secretary of
the treasury and others that in cases
where officers were suspended aud
their successors not confirmed, the
Offices revert to the officers suspended.
On the other hand where the former
oilice-holders either died or their
terms of Office expired, the offices re-
vert temporarily to the deputies until
new appointments shall be made,
The jacksonville, Florida, Deem
Der term of the district and circuit
federal courts for the northern district
of Florida, has been adjourned until
the first Monday in January. 1t was
at this term that j., p. Il M. Central
railroad cases were to have been tried.
House-Bills We're reported and pass.
ed repeating the law disqualifying ju-
rors on account of participating in the
rebellion and eliminating from the
statutes all provision requiring the test
oath.
A resolution directing tho officers Of
the house to force the joint resolution
prohibiting the sale of liquor in the
capitol building was adopted.
The bills introduced and referred are
AZ follows:
BY Mr.. Money, of Mississippi
Amending an act relating to the pay
ment of the net proceeds of cotton
seized after June, 49,
BY Mr.. Ellsworth, OF Michigan-For
general amnesty.
BY Mr.. Baker, of Indiana-For
constitutional amendment prohibiting
the payment for loss or damage grow
ing out of the seizure or destruction
of property during the rebellion.
A resolution for recess from DeN
cember 18th to January 10Th, was
offered and referred. House adjourned
to tomorrow.
Senate not i'm session.
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fire Record.

CINCINNATI, Decembe 4.-Elght OF
the principal business houses and two
dwellings at Athens, Ohio, were burn.
ed last night. Loss, sixty to eighty
thousand dollars.
The county bridge over the Scioto
river, near Chillicothe, Ohio, was
burned yesterday. Loss, fifty to sixty
thousand dollars.
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TENURE OF OFFICE.
The Rads In Alabama are eiaIwari Ia
once seeking nnd IloidiBg- The Al
miniatratiOn ia ken ~ the Ear.

The Rads In Alabama are eiaIwart Ia
once seeking nnd IloIdipg- The Al.
naturalization aiken Nv che Ear.
MONTGOMERY, December i,--George
Turnsr late United States marshal
here, moved IN open court to,day TO
DO recognized aud roinstRted, on tho
ground that he had been confirmed by
the senate that on September !, he
had been suspended and Samuel q.
Held appointedi that the senate not
confirming, under the tenure OF office
law, he be relnstated. The case ex-
cites considerable Interest. The court
viii hear the matter further ut 4 p. m.
Later, -'rurnei's motion TO he recog-
nlzed M United States marshal oame
up this afternoon, He read TO the
court a telegram from Attorney Gem
eral Devens, directing him TO resume
his duties, Mr. Reid not having been
confirmed, The court then postponed
the case until to morrow. Mr.. Mayer,
tho district attorney, has similar In.
structions, Ex-Governor Parsons not
having been confirmed. The 90 re,
after some sharp words 10 the prosecu-
ton, instructed the jury to acquit the
defendants, which they did without
leaving the box.
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The English Press ON tho Presidents
.Aessage.

The English Press ON tho Presidents
-hessage.
LONDON, December 4.-The Daily
News, commenting on President
Hayes message says: "The message
deals principally with the questions of
pacification of the country ana othe
resumption of specie payments, and
on both these subjects the president
expresses himself with good sense and
good feelings"
The Times says; president Hayes
has not disappointed the expectations
OF his friends. His message gives no
uncertain sound on the subject OF cur
rency legislation"
The Daily Telegraph says: mot
withstandng the encouragement with
which President Hayes has been met,
the prudent, firm position he has
assumed in his message iBsures him
the support of tie wisest and best por'
ton of his country men,"
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Marine Acciden,s--Four Drowned.

Marine Accidents--Four Drowned.
SOUTHAMPTON, December 4.--The
steamer America, from Bremen, sunk
the Italian bark Uetile. The master,
mate and two Of the crew OF the
Uetile were drowned. The America
returned with her bow plates damaged.
Passengers and mails go by the steam.
or Oder.
LONDON, December 4.--Tbe Amerl.
can line steamer Pennsylvania, from
Philadelphia for Liverpool, collided
of the eastern coast Of Ireland with
British ship Oasis, from Liverpool for
Hampton Roads. Oasis sank. Crew
saved.
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The pope's Condition slightly Better

New YORK, Decem Der A Rome
special says 1t was thought the pope
was dead. Sunday night rumor to
that effect was being believed in the
vatican. Ia consequence OF the re-
port an immense crowd gathered al
st. Peters Monday morning. The
truth 10, the pope is slightly better. A
silver ball has been inserted into the
sore on his leg, which will act as a
safety valve to induce suppuration and
may prolong his life for some days
yet.
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Professor Cooke.



The excursion party that spent Sat.
urday and Sunday in the city, through
j. H. Collins, esq, who secured them
hotel accommodations, and exerted
himself to make their stay pleasant
and agreeable, acknowledge the cour-
tesies shown them by our citizens, as
follows;
DALLAS, December 5, 1877.
j. f. Collins, Esq, Dallas, Texas:
In behalf of the excursionists, / am
requested-and IL gives me great pleas
ure to comply-to express our heartfelt
thanks to you for your kind attentions
to us during our stay in your city. For
these attentions from you, and the
citizens OF Dallas in general, We are
greatly pleased and grati6ed. We
assure you, and, through you, the citi-
zens OF your city, that We shall ever
retain a lively remembrance of these
courtesies. and have only good word
for Dallas and its courteous citizens.
Respectfully, d. N. COOLEY,
Chairman Elk. Committee.
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For the western gulf states, rising
barometer, brisk and high northerly
winds, decidedly colder, clear or part.
IL cloudy weather and a norther, ex.
ceptiDg for tonight rain areas In
eastern and 90 uthern portions.
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A Nero FIghi.

Two negroes-Nolan Williams from
Waxahachie, aud Alb, a hotel waiter,
were arrested yesterday, at the negro
saloon on the east side Of court square,
for fighting over game OF cards.
Both were arrested and afterward gave
bond,
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Another Sayings Hank Gives Up the
Ghost.

CONCORD, n. H., December 1.-The
wolfborought savings bank, at Wolf
borought, chased pending an examina-
ton of its condition. The deposits
amount to $4,000. Loss to depositors
about fifteen per cent Caused mainly
by shrinksge In value OF securities
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sitting and john s:umsd over the
Buffiilo u question.

wINNIpES, MIN, December A.
Lieutenant Governor Cauchon was
sworn In to-day. A Battleford special
says the Blsckfeet Indians are alarm.
ed at the attitude Of Sitting Bull.
Fears are entertained Of trouble. Sit.
ting Bull said he would like to know
when the Almighty gave the Cana.
dian government authority to keep
the Indians from killing buffalo. Sixty
lodges Of Sioux have joined Sitting
Bull.
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Death OF the Son of Ex.President
Tyler.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, December A.
Colonel Robert Tyler, son Of ex"Presi-
dent Tyler, was attacked with paraly.
sis of the brain about ten o'clock yes
terday morning, and died ut nine
o'clock last night.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-05

BERLIN, December 4.-The special
band has reduced the rates Of discount
from 8 to ~ per cent. Special In.
crease / ,OO0,OO marks