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Political State CoDyeDtious

Inc Iowa democratic State convention
FG l1l al Gedar Rapids yesterday. Judge
ulauhI johnson presided. The only
golh' ol interest in the platform. aside
Io9l a solt money, initiation plank. is the
irc"fa'lon that thorough investipation
LH9 election frauds of 1876 shoiiid he
4nT.., l"E II raudS should be exposed truth
Cari.,',a lailyalea ana criminals punished in ac-
6o,a', ia'., Hl'h law whenever found. We
EE,Syfgp' ana reaiiirm the doctrines of Mr.
-'"gh Ielier upon war claims as a nron.
n, %ilu, =, ~, liirht Of national policy concern.
" 'ld' clilSS OF Claims unon the nuhlic
geuIy. The following State ticket
,.a @% "lopted By acclamation For Secre,
H., u >'atc, /. .. Walker; auditor nj
ps1m' Cgl. Elboeck; treasurer, E. u
|p,.i, ponh Ie2lSIer Of State land office. r. =
Il J"T"g;l, n y. ludge of Supreme Court, Judge
Gibbons. general John
h. ine nl,i tennessee democratic convention
|Cou., "on,lhate ,llate live judges of the Snnre,nn
lf.rro Hle' at Nashville. Hon. f. +. Tai.
Ean,av,,, Eav speaker of the House of Renra.
samiuO. r'irve>, presided. The following ware
|EoI.,rl,a u, Tor judges by acclamotion
Tsr, TUurIt Mcfarland, j. W.Dederich Pen,
|Ysn,ioSy Iigy and VIM. F. Cooper. The con. con.
|r@niDa, dDal lhen adjourned until today f.
|jDippl |ji,l'''e the candidate for the it'll
vtn,ionA lt1 Alabama democratic State con
|WJI lra met at Montgomery yesterdou %
|Thra@ phtnngs, OF Montgomery. pre .iJaa
| |tbe Ia, V'iio'S Tor Governor were talsan
Cobb lI i'e 1I'lowlng Iag the following result:
lOelection LGsngloh, l7Sl, Barnes I25
died. iS ,to,laorrow morning. Five ve bun, 20
tdainr rly Pennsylvania prohibition conven
/ Gen + -iliItooha ~ nominated for Govar,i', .on
Lierlenainnt; II; Lane, of Huntington conn,y mo'
Of pbHahh1 pbHah1 Governor, John ShalIcrnsss
aaas@, s@tCSa,1Gihhla; secretary of oSs interms
ptae T5nn S5Ivln Parsons, of Luzorne ee',,n sn
'ge' Daniel Agnew, of Beaver su
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Eoreign TeIegraphic Summary

The congress of the powers at Berli n
kill Immediately upon its meeting de-
ermlnA the ba>is of treaty of peace
! ind the regulations concerning its exc
|atOn-The military preparations oil
Austria and the utterances OF the Aus
fian premier have created an inoppor.
nne ripple-rhe weavers and spinners
II Macclesdeld, England, have uncondl-
oually accepted tue tell per cent. reduc-
on-The United States steamer Tenn.
ssee arrived at Gibraltar May 22 from
lila Franca-The betting on the Derby
lands 2tol against Mr.. Viewers bay coli
ir JOspnb
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cuehi Hayes at Ge,,vx,,

d,tniai nar,E innavEG' pa, May 29.-The presi.
Hayes, ES@,,S, SecrSo,, consisting of President
hey Gensrai s%rraGiff@tary McCrary and attnr
Orator of a! Ia a. Devens, General Rnt,ar ~
MemLer., 'ne ds day, and twenty-nine ot,iar 1me
40 n - ;, Vi Congress, arrived hau' u.heI
Decoratinn,,' TO attend the ceremnn;es ;o az az
teri and ana" Day Tomorrow, Tba i.s pr,', VI
Tie guel,, gu' attorney General De-. ! resi- l
Son, at w VII ol the Hon. Edward Mc6hn ME- are
given vt noSe residence a recentio,, @ ~ cn ner- @
prc,iden,,o n,,oI1lght. After the p.aoll pannl was was
GEN. ButIenr nj Hayes, Secretary McCrerpp CeTpt,o4 m
g.4 is tilied viii S5erenaded in turn. The
"o'es are crowdud m wl.h strangers, and all the
The daily gazette., 1878-05-30
At the Old Foundry.

About enc hundred persons assembled
at the Old Foundry tent, last evening,
aud enjoyed an interesting address by
George NJ butcher. Mr. butcher, it is
said, has cut loose from George w.
Wells, whereaJ the enemies of the latter
gentleman are greatly rrjoiced. The
temperance workers of Philadelphia have
requested Mr.. butcher to engage in the
the work in that city, at salary of $1,000
per year, and 1t is altogether likely that
he will accept it,
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beet Sugar.

The Commissioners appointed by the
Legislature of the State of Delaware,
will pay Premiums of $500, $4,000 and
S25 OU. for the three best results in
growing sugar beets for sugar, in the
state, this season.
Seed, and further information furnish
ed to applicants from New Castle Co.,
by mail, free of cost, by
LEA PUSEY, Com'r,
WILMINGTON.
p. 8. Planting may be done as late as
the middle of June. Kent and Sussex
are ahead; shall they continue to be-, and
secure the Premiums?
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NEW CARPET.

The Committee on Public Buildings
have decided to lay new carpet OH the
hoor of the City Tressurer's office. This
will be welcome news to the many
ladies' who have to call on the Treasurer
for interest money.
A few weeks ago it was stated by the
Spanish authorities in Cuba that the last
of the insurgents had surrendered, and
yet we are told that over five hund-
red surrendered day or two since. 1t is
evident however, that the insurrection is
practically suppressed at last
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Death ofJohn Scott Harrison

The death is announced of Hon. John
Scott Harrison, of North Bend, Ohio, il
his seventy-fourth year. The deceased
was the son of President Harrison and
the father of Gen. Benjamin Harrison
of Indiana. He was born in Vincenes
Ind, while his father was Governor OF
the Northwest Territory. In 1852 Mr..
Harrison was elected to Congress from
the second district of Ohio as whig and
was reelected in 1854, since which time
he has devoted himselfto agricultural pur-
Lsuits.
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Strawberries.
The shipment of strawberries over the
Delaware Railroad. yesterday, was as
FLOWERS AT THE HALL.

The interior of the City Hall presented
a beautiful appearance this morning,
when the liberal citizens concluded their
contributions of flowers for decorating
the soldiers graves this afternoon. The
beautiful floral tributes Were spread all
over the hall, and II number of ladies and
gentlemen carefully arranged them into
appropriate sized bouquets. The deco
rating ceremonies will take place this
afternoon, in accordance with the pro-
Der of flags are hung out in various parts
of the city, in honor of the event.
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PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals will be received at the
office OF the Street Commissioner, until
the 3Oth day of May, at o'clock, p. m e,
for grading Ninth street from jackson to
Franklin streets The amount of materi-
al to be- moved will be about twenty five
hundred (25oO) yards, the same to be de-
livered as directed by the street Con-
missioner. One hundred dollars security
Will be required for the good faith of the
bi der, and one hundred dollars for the
completion of the contract, the work to be
done under the supervision Of the Street
Com mis- sioner. Blanks will be furnished
at the ONCE. All bids must be properly
filled, signed and directed to
PhILEMMA CHANDLER,
Chairman Open ing Street Com itttes.
may28-St
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A Change

A new pavement has just been laid in
front of the Washington Hotel. The
owner of the property, II. Il. Dure, has
also had torn away from the front, the
porch or platform, that used to be there,
and has placed in lieu thereof small
step, which does not improve the ap-
pearance of the building. A great many
jocular remarks are made in regard to the
new steps.
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RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS.

William p. Moreland, junk dealer,
was before the Mayor last evening, on the
charge of receiving stolen goods. The
goods in question, consisted of quantity
of stolen brass, ETC., from the Harlan "
Hollingsworth Company. The accused
was held in the sum of $500 bail for his
appearance at Court.
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The Performance Last Evening

The performance given at the opera
House last evening, by Barlow, Wilson,
Primrose q Vests MINISTRIES, was beyond
a question of doubt the finest minstrel
performance ever given in this city. The
audience numbered about three hundred,
and those who stad away missed per-
formance the like of which may never be
given in this city again. Those present
almost went wild, and the house kept re-
sounding with the applause.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-30
The Point Breeze Races.

The races now going on at Point Breeze
Philadelphia, are attracting general at
tention, and this afternoon there will be
2:19 contest, free to all. A number of
gentlemen from this city, who are admir-
ers of fine horse flesh, went up on the
noon train to attend this afternoons race.
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Twenty-Eourth Anniversary

Tomorrow will be the twenty-fourth
anniversary of the explosion of the -four
powder wagons at Fourteenth and
Orange streets, belonging to the NJ essrs
DUPONT There are no doubt thou
sands of our citizens, who still rem em-
Der the event,
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To he Closed.

The boat yard and boiler shops of the
Harlan & Hollingsworth Co, will be
closed this .afternoon,i in order to allow the
Employed in those departments to TAXI
part in the ceremonies of decorating th'
soldiers and sailors graves.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-30

WALL STREET, YEsTERDAY.-The
tock market was active and strong.
5old opened and closed at 1Olt, de-
lining III the interim to 101. Govern
pent bonds were firm, States steady and
Railroads strong.
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The Gr.n COMPROMISE

Baltimore 'i a~I OF, OF a compromise with the tI,e
oy which the lI I,,,o ohlo Railroad Companv mn, ,,,e
go,imy, ". va Vs'tSr ter. have paid to TayISyr, TaLy,
yC''l,npny 10, enters % in, ieentnel also saws the the
tn. ''''ee the workinap pe.ual s',' covenant
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A Fine RuiIIimg,

Jacob Herdman is having fine store e
constructed out of tee building No. 8 East
Fourth street. 1t will be four stories
high, with an entirely new front, and
will be provided with all the modern
conyeniences.
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The South Endorses Northern
Opinions.

"Them's powerful good things for the
liver" is what Georgia farmer says of
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets.
Sold by all druggists. dit
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e.n,i es,SIoas lrigaS,5JS ,JSs t1 that that cruel and
u aI',,la out pivaIcarr' vSIyr'i1Iy for England, will f9
s'' Of Mark" himself ag will issue the
The daily gazette., 1878-05-30
Indications for To-day.

FrNe Middle atlantic States, falling
ETorei lg rising barometer, east to south
|lds, ramer, partly cloudy wedtter, and
loicJ byraiaS dreas, produciag loCer
Lmu.rnlMrnS
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d. LEMON & CO.,
steam Cracker, Cake and
Biscuit Bakers
ALSO
Candy Manufacturers.
DEALERS IN
Groceries, Fruits. Nuts. &c,
liz Market Street, III
(BELOW SECOND STREET) AND
NO, II6 ShfpIey street,
NO, II6 Shipley street,
(BELOW SECOND STREET.


Having completed our arrangems snts by
the Introduction of Raney's Patent Reel
oven, with capacity of turning out twen-
ty barrels of fionr per day into Crackers,
Biscuits and Cakes, and through the aid of
eight thousand dollars worth of the latest
improved Polished machinery to supply
this mammo oven, where neither smoke
dust nor gas enters baking chambers while
baking, 1t being drawn Off by mechanical
appliances, We consider ourselves compe-
tent to compete with any other similar
establishment in this country to furnish to
Stores, Hotels, Pic-nics. Parties of every
kind and Ship stores at as low rate as
they can be gotten up for, considering the
quality of the goods. We herewith emu
merate few of the articles which are of
the best quality:
Nic-nac crackers nv the barrel, 'en.
Family, /" Ito Sc.
Soda round and square, o.. -.
Assorted cakes, 10 to l2c.
Ginger nuts, lOc.
Ginger cakes, large 100 for 81 90
Plain candy In quantity per lb. lac.
Our salesman and wagons will visit ali
the stores in the city and State, and all
stores In the adj accent States of Pennsyl-
vania, Maryland and New Jersey, and So
licit the patronage of all persons in good
standing who will be pleased to patronize
our establishment. ID. LEMON & co.
may25-3meod. III Market street.
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DIED.

YOUNG.-On the 29th inst, after a severe
illness oftwo days, Mrs. Sarah G. Young
relict of the late Hon. Thomas Young,
in the 77th year of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from her late residence, No 22S
French street, on Friday afternoon. May
3lst IT $50 O'Clock. Without further notice.
Services at the house at O'Clock, p. NJ.
Interment at the Wilmington and Brandy
wine Gem etery, my29-2t
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ENOR RENT.-A large three story board
Il ing tent In the Camp Meet ng woods,
at Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. Rent low.
Several hundred dollars ought to be made
by keeping this house open all the SUM
mer. Apply 10 VIM. BRIGHT.
my3o 2tawtJy12- Wilmington, Del.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

4. OR SALE,-One 2-story Brick House,
Z No. 1928 Walnut street. Terms easy.
Apply to f. b, FRAZER.
my30-2w Sd and NJ srket, ID story.
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will be received at the Office OF the Street
Comm issioner until June 9th, 1878, at P.
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