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The daily gazette., 1878-10-29
Hester Clymer ON the stump.
From Reading Eagle,

Hon. Hester Clymer was the first
speaker. He spoke uf the evils now up
on us as the result oi Republican misrule
and mismanagement. He told the pee-
pie what the lower House of Congress
did or tried TO do, but were prevented by
Republican Senate how in 1880 the
Democrats would obtain lease of pow
er, which they would hold many years
TO come then if they would not intro
duce such measures az would relieve de-
pressed labor and alleviate the suffering
workingmen, he would come back and
tell them to put other men in office. He
spoke at considerable length against
Democrats joining the new party, and
said he could not understand why they,
the principles of whose party had been
handed down as legacy from father to
son for nearly hundred years, should
desert the ranks now, when the sunlight
of victory already shone on the Demo-
cratic banners. He was well aware that
Republicans, whose natural antipathy to
the Democrats is well known, would
readily join the Nationals, hut he could
not see why the Democrats should. In
closing he wished Berks to give larger
majority to Dill than for any Governor
heretofore.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-29
Brief Locals.

Chew "Jackson's Best" sweet navy to
bacco.
There will be Democratic rally at
Delaware City this ev, ming.
The recent storm did very httle damage
at Rehoboth.
The Boa,d of Education was in ses-
sion over two hours last evening.
Take your children TO Sutterly gallery
for a good picture, 302 Market street.
aug3O-tf
Sixty-six thousand. dollars is wanted
to cary on the public schools during
next year.
The Democratic MEETING at the Opera
House last evening was large al
fair.
A maa was found hanging to tree in
front of Linwood station on Sunday
morn ng.
Call and see those life-size Crayons tax
en- by Sutteils. His prices are low.
aug30-tE
The bodies of Captains Appleton and
Fountain have not yet been heard from.s
DR. Gallagher supplies artificial teeth
very cheap, at his de ntal rooms, No. So
Market street.
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FIFTH EDITION.
Gloom in Scotland.
The Clyde Shipb building Inter
est Further Crippled.
TWELVE HUNDRED MEN DISCHARGED.

GLASGOW, Oct, 2S, 1878.
Various shipbuilding firms received
this morning an intimation from the iron
workers secretary that the Boiler Makers
and Iron Shipbuilding Association in
tended Withdrawing its men whenever
the proposed reduction OF seven and one
half per cent was enforced. Accordingly
the workmen of five establishments
struck. John Elder & Co., Clyde ship
builders, employing 1900 men, decided
to reduce their force by 1900 men. The
decision was made known 10 the men at
luncheon to-day, after the launch of Her
Majes,y's steam corvette Conquest. One
Of the firm said :-"There are only three
ships building, as you may see. Five
years ago we had twenty-five under con-
tract. | regret to say that the prospects
OF more orfe soon are not good. Indeed
the outlook is mos gloomy"
SUFFERING AT THE MINES.
Notices are posted in the Kilsyth dis
trict collieries announcing further re-
ducton in for night of sixpence per day
in the wages. This is very severe OH the
men, who are now receiving only three
and sixpence to four shiilings per day
during five days in each week. Many
miners families are already in state OF
absolute destitutiou.
THE DIRECTORS OF THE ROTTEN BANK
The Crown authorities have decided to
bring n charge of embezzlement against
| the directors of the City of GlPslow
Bank in addition to the Indictment fol
falsehoeu, fraud and willtul imposition
| Under the present charge bai1i Is admissi
| BILE, but under the Indictment proposed
| il will be inadmissib BILE. The charge of EN-
| bezZlement is based ON the fact that the
bank previous to Its suspension was IN
| the habit of pawDing in London bill,
committed to its care in the ordinary
course of business.
JOHN INNEs IGHT'sLIABILITIEs.
| The liabilities of John Innes Wrigh,
& Co., whose bankruptcy WAS annount
ed on 26th inst, are over 50, 900, 900. Theil
assets are comparatively meagre. 1t is til,
| Glasgow house only that fails, botl
| Wright and Scott having retired from
the London and Rangoon concerns af
ter the failure of the City of Glasgow
Bank. The down fall of a iyndicate in tn,
grain trade Is expected. Several small
firms have already succumbed and it i
believed that the failure of various larg
houses must follow.
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THIRD EDITION
New Castle Letter.
NEW CASTLE, Oct. 2S

NEW CASTLE, Oct. %.
BY the report Of the Principal Of our
public schools the fol owing boys had an
average over so for the penth ending
Oct. 18th IL. Holschmaker, 83; George
Aermann, 80; Oscar b. Deakyne, "; Os-
car u. Rideings, 81.
The Board Of Education will meet in
regular session this eveRIng.
The tug McFddde,a was. got afioat and
taken to Philadelphia yes erday.
One arrest for disorderly conduct yes
terday.
Yesterday. at low water, the steamer
Clio was got under motion, and ran about
20 feet, when the ways began to settle,
and she came to stand stand still. Hy-
draulic Jacks were put in use, and she
was moved about ten inches and the
ways re-arranged. This morning another
attempt will be made to get her afioat.
workmen to-day begin the repairing
of Samuel Truss's ware house, at the foot
of Harmony street
The Delaware Iron Works will, it is
said, begin operations tomorrow, or a
soon as their new railroad is so far com
pleted that Coal and iron can be taker
over it,
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Patent DrainP Pine.

Mendenhall & johnson, who have had
specimens of their patent stone drain
pipe at the Clayton House, on exhibition
for some time, have sold the right for its
manufacture and sale in Indiana to a
gentleman in Chester, Pa, for $4,000.
They offer the sale of the right of this
State for $500. 1t looks like good
article and can be made and sold for
about one-fourth the present cost of terra
Gotta pipe. Evans Pennington is their
AGENT
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REGIsTER's ORDERS.
R Registcr's Order.
REGISTER s UFrrcx
New Castle Co. Octtyber 7tb 1879


New Castle Co., October TN 1873
Upon the application OF sarah r..
BAKER, .Administratrix, OF Capt. Joshua
Baker. late OF Wilmington Hd.. in said
county, decd, 1t IL ordered and directed bv
the Register that the eAdministratrix afors.
said. give notice of the grantingof lie tt.,rs Of
Administration upon the Estate NJ
the decd, with the date OF granting thereof
by causing advertisements TO be posted
within forty days from the date OF such
Letters. In six of the most public places Of
The County OF New Castle. renuiring Ali
persons having demands against the Es-
tate, to present the same. or abide by an
Act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same TO be
inserted within the same period in the
wilmington GAZETTE. a newspaper pub
lished In Wilmington, and To be continued
therein three weeks (e. o, d.
~>~, Given under the hand and Seal oI
}L.s. Office OF the Register aforesaid. al
t~>~~' New Castle In New Castle Ceuntv
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
S. @. BIGGs, Register
NOTICE
All persons having claims against Tn
Estate OF the deceased must present III
same duly attested TO the Administratrix 4
on or before October 7th, 1859, or abide the
Act OF Assembly In such case made and
provided.
SARAH r. BAKER,
Administrators.
Address, Wilmington, Del, ocs.3weot
The daily gazette., 1878-10-29

The steamship Frankfort arrived at
New Orleans yesterday direct from
Bremen, with 100 passengers. Many of
them are emigrants to Texas, but will be
prevented from going there for some time
by quarantine regulations. The German
Immigration Agent was advised to bring
the immigrants to the central portion
of New Orleans, where the fever has
spent Itself.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-29
The view Rebellion I'm turkey.
RussIA's DELAY IN CONFORMING TO THE
TREATY.

CossrANTINoPLE, Oct. 2S.-In q cir
cular to the signatory powers In regard
10 the new rebellion south ofthe Balkans
the Porte DESERVES the condition OF the
Mussulmans In Bulgaria and Roumania
AZ intolerable and declares that a for
eign power is cooperating with Scavonic
committees at Sofia and aiming at the
establishment of new independent
State. In another note, addressed TO
Prince Labanoff the Russian mbassa-
dor at Constantinople, the Porte charges
Russia with connivance at the plans OF
the rebels, and demands her aid in sup
pressing rebellion begun under the
eyes of the Russian troops.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. B.-Prince Le-
banof, replying to the note of the Porte
in regard to the Bulgarian insurreciion,
assured the latter that the Russians have
taken no Part In the Bulgarian uprising
in Macedonia, which Is merely series
of acts of brieandage by Bulgarians and
Turkish deserters possessing no political
character.
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE Il, Sylvester W. Clement, of
~ New Castle county and state of
Delaware, do hereby give notice hat in
tend to make application 10 the Court of
General Sessions of the Peace and jail
ID livery of the State of Delaware, in and
fer New tastle county, on the first FAY of
It's term, which will commence and be
held at New Castle, In New Castle county
afo-esa d, OF Monday, the 18th DAY of No
vember, a. d, 1873, for license to keep
an Inn or Tavern and to sell int toxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart,
10 be drunk on the premises, at and in the
house now occupied by me- and SHOWN as
o. Summit House. The location of said
house wherein | propose 10 ke y an inn or
tavern, is IN school district No. IA In New
Ca tie county aforesaid, In The said sum
init Bridge, st. Georges hundred. The
names of the respectable tizens lecom-
mending the said application, are:
Charles McNamee, C. A Lum,
James Nicholson. A. p. Carnagy,
James p. Ford, John VAIL
William Lore, E. f. Boulden,
j. F. Brown, Simon starr.
VIM. p. Nicholson, John Gill,
Henry Salmon.
oct26-3t* SYLVESTER W. CLEMENT
The daily gazette., 1878-10-29

Mr.: BEEcHER prefaced his lecture in
San Francisco with a glowing compli-
ment to Calitorn q. Before the audience
could applaud small and apparently
said: "Taff," The crowded house Toared
and, with just the faintest twinkle on the
left eyelid, the great preacher coupbed
and went on with the main subject.
The steamer City of New York, which
sailed from San Francisco yesterday for
tralian cricketers as passengers.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-29
WHOLESALE RELEASE OF PRIS-
NERS

BosToN, Oct. 2S.-The Herald has a
special from Concord which says rumor
is current 10 the effect thai a Wholesale
release of prisoners from the State Prison
is to be attempted. A discharged officer
of the institution has been arrested for
carrying things to the prisoners without
permit. He is susp ected as the chieI
mover of the plot. There is considerable
excitement about the prison,
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REGIsrER,s OFFIcK,

y
New Castle county. Oct. Ist, is7sS
Upon the application OF Spencer =. Arm
strong, Adm IN strator Of Robt. Armstrong
late of Pencader Hundred, In said county,
deceased, 1t Is ordered and directed
by the Register that the administrator
Aforesaid give notice of the granting OF
Letters OF Administration upon the Estate
of the deceased, with the date of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements To be posi-
ell within forty days from the date of such
letters, In six ofthe most public places of the
County of New Castle, requiring all per-
sons having demands against the estate TO
present the same, or abide by an act of As
sembly IN such case made and provided
And also cause the same to he inserted
within the same period In the Wilmington
GAZETTE newspaper published In Will
mington, and 10 be continued therein three
weeks, (e. o. d
, Given under the hand and Seal
III. s. OF office of the Register aforesaid
t-~~-' at New Castle In New Castle Co.,
aforesaid the day and year above written
s. g. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Es.
tate of the deceased, must present the same
duly attested. TO the Administrator on or
before October 1st, 1879, or abide the Act of
Assembly In such case made and provided.
SPENCER T.. ARM STRONG,
Administrator.
Address, Red Lion, Del. *octl2.3weod
The daily gazette., 1878-10-29
A SINGULAR STATEMENT.

On Sunday last Rev. Mr.. Talmage, in
his third sermon upon the wickedness of
New York, made the singular statement
that, while looking on at game Of rou-
lettee in one of the gambling houses of
that city he was told by the officer In
tered there except upon the introduction
of patron or by "police 10 mandate"
The daily gazette., 1878-10-29
Tie Storm nj RehOhofh.

The storm Of Wednesday last did very
little damage at Rehoboth. The "Bright
House" was not injured in the least, and
the only damage which seems to have
been done was the washing away of all
the bath houses belonging to the "Surf
House" and number belonging to pri-
Nate cottages.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-29
Oyster Shuckers on u Strike,

BALTIMORE, October 28,-fhe oyster
shuckers, white and colored, now on a
strike, paraded the streets this afternoon
with bands of music and at night held a
mass meeting on Monument Square,
whtre several speeches were delivered.
The strike was against an alleged increase
in the size of the oyster measure, by
which the shuckers say they were re-
qaired to open more oysters than here
tofore for the same pay.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-29

DEATH OF A RAILROAD MAN.
AMr. George Burroughs employed as a
clerk in The Delaware X. Il. Office in this
city, died al his home near Woodlawn,
Id, yesterday. He had been In the EN-
ploy of the company since 1872 The
flag at the office IN tins city is at halt
mast in respect to his memory
The daily gazette., 1878-10-29
Religious.

On next Sunday, Nov. Sd, at 3 o'clock,
p. NJ, in st. Peters Church, corner Sixth
and West streets, Right Rev. Bishop
Becker will reply to the charges of ''Des-
potism and Paganism Of the Romish
Church made by Bishop Lee, last Sun
day in sermon delivered at St. An
drew's.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-29
THE MILLARD CLUB

A meeting of the above club will be
held on Thursday evening next at o.
clock, and the active and passive MEM
bers, ara invited TO attend for the purpose
of drawing tickets.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-29
GINNING ACCIDENT.

Yesterday while Louis Martin, was out
guning, the gun was aceide1 tally dis
charged, part of the contents taxing
effect in one of his hands. He walked
hsme, and DR.. Grimishaw, dressed the
wound
The daily gazette., 1878-10-29

"There is no place like home; but
every home should be supplied with a
bottle of DR.. Bulls cough syrup,-the
great family remedy for all cases of
The daily gazette., 1878-10-29
Light Saekings.

Light cloths in all the new shades, very
desirable for ladies' and children's sacks,
at w. NJ. kennard & Co.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-29
The Damage mt Fort Mimin.


This afternoon Assistant United States
Engineer Valentine made an examina-
ton of the damage done by the recent
storm at Fort NJ fin. He found that the
water rose IN tue parade ground four feet
nine inches. All the houses within the
fort were tiooded and the bridges over
the moats were wah, d away. The stables
OF the ordnance officer, some distance
from the fort, are surrounded by water,
and the food for the animals has to be-
boated to him. Engineer Valentine says
that the breaks will bs mended in two
days, so that there will be no further
danger from high tides. The grounds
will be raised several feet. The engineer
states that there are not les than 900
acres Of land inundated around the fort.
All provisions to the fort have to be
taken down by water, as all communca-
ton with the city bv roadway is cut oil.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-29
Registers Order.

Address, Wilmington. n'''lssrasf, Del. ocs.sw
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-10-19
A ISLANDER.

The "Hill Wa,ds' Of this paris"
are being most toully s)andr'td 10y "
abatement, which we have authority
for stating is being most Industrious
IL circulated, to the effect that Dave
Boullt, the "tfansf"rmed lndrWnd'
ent. Conservative is their candidate
for Sheriff. We have every reason
to know that such q statement has no
foundation in truth whatever; that
il ia a Islander used ard circulated for
motives which are perfectly apparent
that of attempting to advance
Boullt's interests as an -electloneer-
ing trick in his favor. 1Only that and
nothing more. >
Now such SANDER as this reflects
| 10 a two fold manner upon those who
circulate it. In the first place all
good men must deprecate any d'V's'
ion of the whites, and all good men
should do what lies in their power to
promote unity. Such talk as this has
a contrary effect, and is 90 intended.
Secondly, every man who supports or
votes for Bonllt is a Radical. lie
cannot escape that conviction, for tits
perfect folly to suppose that so thin a
Disguise as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tive" could cover 40 we'll known
Radical as he.
| FeaIty to pe' and principle is the
highest aim of virtuous citizen. He
may evince bis displeasure at acts Of
the majority in any way SAFE that o.
boiling the ticket or supporting a Radi'
cal either of these is bad enough
he may, however, do the former and
thereby jeopardize the success of his
party and the principles for which he
contends, but when he does the latter
in this country he becomes the enc
my of his race and Of his people.
The motive for the circulation o
49,: ol.,lnr :, uoD unI1arof nod " hau
it has been most industriously circu
lated-but we comment upon it a
| we have to show those who use i
that they are understood, and in jus
! tice to the Hill Wards who are thu
basely traduced.
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II Shall not be Done.

If any man thinks he can take az
vantage Of the condition ct affairs
now existing in Natcli'""h's' which
condition wa. brought about by the
determined action and stand TT her
hest citizens, and advance his private
ends at the expense Of the pubic, he
will find himself suddenly and mis-
t.rious|y in the v"cative. If Mr..
Boullt, the newly transformed, thinks
that he. will be allowed to mass and
manipulate the negroes, he Will oe
taught a Lesson in "C"nserva''sm'
| which will be as severe az lasting
Ills class must understand that the
| contest is one of principle, and we
arc fully determined that no man
shall mass the negroes against the
material citizen; against tho prosper
ity OF this parish
Perhaps these fellows don't under
stand that their insigoifcance alone
has been the reason for their not be-
ing dealt with as Blunt and Breda
we're. If they attempt the same role,
thew have the examples of those fel-
lows as a warning of their fate.
A determination is growing to
treat independents" in the same
man;cl a. you would Rad!cals-they
are no better want to win by the
same ends, and will meet the same
fate.
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No QUARANTINE PRICEs-lt
has been reported that on account
Of the quarantine the merchants
here are holding their goods at
higher prices. Such is not the
case with Mr.. II. A. Walmsley
His stock, fresh and full, is marked
down at astonishingly low figures
and we simply ask for him = visit
that this report may be fully re.
fitted,
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As an Independent.

Doubtless many of our readers have
witnessed what is known In the YER
nacular Of show people ~ "qulck
changes :" those spectaclss whore
person appears as Mrs. Gsundy in one
scene and tho no1t moment 10 trans
formed into George Washington to all
appearance. However rapid tho most
excellent of these transformers may
be they arc completely laid in the
shade by Dave Boullt.
One month ago his anxiety for rad
ical unity, and his efforts for radical
success were equally manifest and
Jealous, but to-day he is transformed
into what is known as an "lndepen'
dent Conservative"
Boullt, as a radical, aided by all his
efforts, and II those efforts we're not
successful it was no fault Of his, to
fasten upon this people and retain 10
power the most vicious set Of rascals
that ever disgraced manhood. He
has been personally "hand and glove
with what is known here as the
"crowd." He WAS the man marked
in 1874 az q chief In tho plumber of
our people, and when he fed from the
wrath of IN outraged community he
returned with troops to dragon
them into submission, and terrorize
them by arrests that negroes might
rule and riot over tho white iutelli-
gent citizen Of tho parish and plunde'
their property % was then being done
This was but four years ago. Ii
1876 he Was tho radical candidate fol
sheriff and was elected and up to the
moment Of the riots was 10 full &C.
cord With the worst elements Of rad
icalism. To-day how changed. Be-
hold the transformation! This fel
low, hitherto and down to this mo
mept without an impulse for the goot
Of the community; nay, one of TIN
leaders in their degradation and spo
listion, appeals to their sufrages a
an "independent.c onservative." Bah
Some few may be imposed upon b,
the hypocracy of Boullt, because he i
fully versed In stimulation. Even "
hear it said that che has been agains
Blunt" Every word of that is til
veriest stuff. He stuck to Blunt be
cause Blunt was bis hope, his god
and bis talk was tho cant Of
hvnocrite, which could '.asive n
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

State Of Lou isiana Va. Alex. White
ct. ais.
District Court, Parish Of Natchitoc6es
No. 1869.
DY virtue of a writ of Fl. Fa. issued
ID in the above entitled and numbered
suit and to me directed, l have seized
and will offer for sale to the last and
highest bidder at the door of the Court
House in the city and parish of Natchi-
toches, on
Saturday, the 10Th Of October, 1871
the following described property, to-dd
A certain House and Lot situatedd
Third Street, in the City Of Natchitocb
bounded on the north by property
John r. Williams, south by property
Mrs. Elose Armand, east by Third St1
and west by property of H. V. 7esslet
and Sam Black. Being property Of Mrs.
Mary N. Politician.
Terms of Sale:
Caeh-with tho benefit Of app lament
D. H. BOULH ~
sept. II. ID. !
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49, os,itoches parish is determined
Blunt, Bouhe-tha' no man, be -, no
he that attempts 1t w. W., '. .s;., =.
was never born. So far we,~ -
fected our protection against sats> =,
appalling danger without violence q
bloodshed, for the future We propose
to deal 90 sternly with those who at
tempt it that there will DO no repeti
ton.
The V1ND1oARoR has been . fai
adviser to those fellows in the past
they had better heed what We cay.
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REGISTRATION.

WILL open my Office f"i the purpose
| of registering voters for tho election
in November, IN Natchtotles, on Mon
day, Sept, 3D., at the Cout House tor
one week. After that time Is follows:
Ward 2-J K KillingwoHh, Tuesday,
Sept. 10th.
Ward 2-H H Hathorn's Wednesday,
Sept, 18th.
Ward 3-Grappe's Bluff, Monday, Sept.
10th.
Ward 81 P Broalwen's Tuesday,
Sept. 18th. :,
Ward 4-Campte, Wednesday and
Thursday, Sept. 18th Il 1911.
Ward 4-Butler's Store, Friday, Sept.
Goth.
Ward 5-Allenville, Monday, Sept. gid.
Ward 5-Boulah Church. Tuesday,
Sept. cath.
Ward brains store, Wednesday,
Sept. 25th
Ward GA V Carriers. Friday and
Saturday, Sept. 9th & 2oth. -
Ward 7-Smith's Mill, Tuesday, OCT
lst.
Ward 7-B B Boswell's Wednesday
Oct. 2nd.
Ward S-Jas Beasley's, Thursday, oct
3rd. - :.
Ward o~ Alphonse Prudhomme's
monday, Oct. 9TH.
Ward l0-E Rost's Tuesday, Oct 9Th
Ward 1O--ClOutierville, "Wednesday
and Thursday, Oct. 9th, g. 10th.
After the above, in Natchitochcs, a
the Court House, until Friday, Oct. 18th
when the registration closes.
| Under the last election laws it is i'm
perative that all should register as NJ
previous registration is valid:
J.P. JOHNSON,
| Assessor and Registrar of Voters Paris]
of Natchitoches.
Natchitoches, Aug. II, 157S.-tO25.