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The New York herald., 1878-10-27

LADIES' FORMS FULLY DEVELOPED; GRAY
hair restored TO original co satisfaction guar,n
teed. Mrs. KkIcHuM. ~. 9th av.. near i4ta st.
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GRADUATED CHES7 AND LUNG PROrECr0 r.
proven preventivcs of ung malsrial fever
bilious aff.ctiors sold evervwhere: mail. 81 10
ISAAC A. SINGER, sole manufacturer. 104 Broadway.
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BALsAM OF HONEY AND rOLU HEALS tn
lseeratsd throat ana bronchial tubes. HARTSET r
Pharmacy. biule House.
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the Paris xpcsition ADORE all competitors also nj
est award the Centennial Exhibition Phil ade phia
SEALsKIN SAcouEs and FUR LINED GARMKSrs spccia
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NJ OTABIE TRADESMEN IN PAkl5.
AU GRAND nOrEL-PARIS. PLACE DE L'OPERA
Particularly cnded
Bedrooms from francs day.
Pension 20 francs day. including lodging board and
wine. There three { lifts.
HOTEL MIRABEAu-S RUE DE Ia PAX. CASA
NOvAS. PRuPRIErUR FIRST class establishments
In hign repute among american families.
ALPH GIROUX -43 BOULEVARD DES CAPUCTSES
Bronzes rancy Articles OF vrtu. Toys. Morocco.
AU PET 1T ST THOMAS DRY GOODS, NOVELTIES
Costumes Silks Rue du Rac - to 30
AU PAGE. i6 RUE vIV!ENNE. PLAIN AND FANCY
silks co.ored and black Veivets. Novelties.
AMERICAN TAILOR JOHN EHRENuALL
20 Chaussee u Antin. and Boston. Unitod States.
APARTMENTS. HOUSES. ESTATES. AGENT FOR
Wels-Fargo's Express sidney spark. Rue Scrtos.
BRUSHES STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS JONES.
CARRIAGE BUILDERS MILLION. QUIET CO..
WINES (rInsT GROWrH) H)-CLAREr, BoURGOGNE.
CHAMPAGNE Sherriss Brandiss. Cuvillsr, 10 Rue
de In faix
CONFECTION tWHOLEsALE) FOR LADIES
Robes. Costumes. IIaute Nouveante.
a. Juurdan ~ q. Aubr5 40 Place de In Bourse.
FURNITURE. TAPESTRY, UECORArIONS. FLEURtOE
nv appointment TO the khedive. q Rue l.epcetier.
GOLD LOCkETS OF ALL KINDS ESPECIAL MANU-.
FACTORY l. Nicot. 70 Rue aux Ours
JEWELLERS WATCHNAkERS GOLAY LERESCHk
s0NS 2 kne dc 1. rax; also At Geneva
Paris. 30 Rue iticheiieu.
COMPAGNLE DES INUES. Brlsseis. Rms ds Ia Hegeaoa
LEON SPORCK y RUE DU SEpTEMBRE.
Robes, CONNECTIONS, Chapeaux As$ortis.
PERFCMEKY (FIRST GLASS; GUERLAIN.
l., de a ~
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y. TwITCHELL's fOOtH POWDER BOZ
(parntcdl Is grcat convenience; large haudfest
Snid AIN MI urn nlled \ drlrYists.
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Bo0KBINDING DONE IN ALI. STYLES DURING
wistcr months ono third less than usual prices.
h. wAkLEks Suns, IA Dsy a.
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A.-THE COMBINED BEAUTIES OF ALI FOR
have been In
dress still cit HATS Tor genti~me these
beautiful faprirs have with the popular
tion OF grntismen ot fashion amt taste.
EsPENsCHEIi. Manufacturer 1IS Nassau st.
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A.-A A-GENrLEMEN's DRESS AND BUSINESS
liArs NJ lowest prices q. khNENwEfA. las Nassau ST.
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Derby. ~ 60l. ID New Churcn II M stairs
-SELzER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL WATER A. srrPHANI x co. 40 New ST. soe
iIlna
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DYsiSC ASp PRINTING srAntisnaksr. staten l.lans
Ofaces. 9S Duane st 752 Br,xdway $40 Stu nv Ne'
YORK; 166 Pierrepont broosvn. Estabisned year
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GOLD MEDAL

+. BO0SS BRO. tESrABLlShED 1881 ~
pofters aud manufacturers of FIxg FuRs Broad "a
20 Mercer ST. between Howard and ,srand sts,
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AsrOR HOUSE SHOE srORE-srERN.-
CAN ALKiNG SHOES all styles finest hand GAirERs
81 Dnsss snors, 81; sLirrsns. 81 So. STERN, 2 Bar
clay
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W eekly average
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19
General News.

A terrible tragedy was enacted at the
Girard House, st. Louis, Saturday after
noon. Joseph p. Colcord, at one time a
very promising lawyer and prosecuting
attorney of one of the courts, and subse-
quently a member of the Legislature,
shot a woman, said to be his mistress,
named Lefty Smith, with whom he was
living at the Girard House, and then shot
himself.
p. b. West, an artist of some reputa-
ton, shot his wife and her seducer, a
married man named John Watkins, Sat-
urday, in Cleveland,O. West,it appears,
discovered his wife and Watkins under
suspicious circumstances and Immediate
ly drew his revolver and fired two shots.
one taking effect in his wife's ear and
the other In her paramour's foot, making
an ugly wound. Neither of the shots,
however, were fatal. West was arrested
and released on $500 bail. He claimed he
fired simply to scare the couple.
"Jimmy" Greenough, clerk on the
steamer Helena, at Bismarck, Dakota,
and a great-grandson of Sir James
Greenough, of England, has received a
letter from his mother, in Pittsburg, Pa,
saying that she had come into the pos
session, for him, of $2,500,0O0 from Sir
James estate. "Jimmy" says he will
serve out his season on the Upper Mis-
souri,.
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Christian KnitteIl Dead.

Christian F. Knittell, well known ba-
ker of this city, died suddenly, last eve
ming, at his residence, N. w. corner Third
and Jefferson streets. For several months
MIR. Knittell had been suffering terribly
from enlargement Of the heart combined
with dropslcal affection, but during last
week, through change of medical treat
ment, his condition was much improved
and his sufferings greatly mitigatsd.
Though not unlocked for his death was
entirely unexpected at the time, as he dis
played no unusual symptoms during the
day or evening. He was lying in bed,
and shortly before ten o'clock he gave a
sudden gasp and died almost instantly.
He was "a years old and leaves wife but
no children. Deceased was a man of
good character and fine personal traits,
and a large circle of friends will deeply
regret his untinely end. He was aprom-
inent member of the Odd Fellows, Red
Men, and also of the Masonic Fraternity.
His funeral will take place on Wednes-
day afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
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Kearney's Progress Checked.

Dennis Kearney made a short speech
at indianapolis, Ind, Saturday night to a
crowd of from 1900 to 1900 percons. He
was followed by A. r. Parsons, Of Chioa-
go, and Philip Van Patten, of Cincin-
natl. A grand labor demonstration was
arranged for yesterday, consisting of a
street parade and picnic at a grove near
the city, where speeches were to be made
by Kearney, Mcclure, Parsons and others;
The demonstration, however, was COM
plete failure. The procession was COM
posed of colored brass band and sixty
eight persons by actual count, carrying
the stars and stripes, red flag and
several banners with communstic mot
toes. The number on the picnic grounds
did not exceed 500 all told, including
men, women and children. The speakers
were Kearney, w. c. Haynes, colored
orator of Covington, KY; Mcclure, of
Connecticut; Parsons, of Chicago, and
Clark and Vonpatten, of Cincinnati.
Kearney did not advance anything new
in his speech. He referred to the red
flag as the emblem of universal labor
emancipation. A meeting of leaders was
held last night TO aid in efiecting ma
tional organization and issuing mani
festo to the workingmen of the North
west.
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The yellow Fever's Progress

No abatement In the spread of the yell
low fever was Indicated Saturday by the
reports from the infected cities in the
South, but there was some indication of
abatement in Sundays record at Grenada,
Mis-, and other points, as will be seen
by the dispatches. The report that there
were cases at Louisville, Ky, is denied.
Yellow fever never existed at Louisville,
and although there are over 500 persons
now there from the plague-stricken
cities, no apprehensions are entertained.
The place is believed to he plague proof,
and besides, the only avenue of escape
from the fevered cities now is the Louis
vile, Nashville and Great Southern rail
road, whose rolling stock is all in use
carrying passengers. There will be no
Quarantine at Louisville. Rigid quaran-
tine has been ordered at Pittsburg, Pa,
Evansville, Ind, and other points, and
strict precautions have been taken at
Philadelphia, Petersburg, Va, Gin
clnnati, etc. Isolated cases are reported
in various localities in the West, but al
ways of persons coming from infected
cities. The prevalence of the yellow
fever in the South has ruined the fall
trade as respects that section, to say
nothing of the difficulty the planters and
brokers will experience in moving the
cotton crop. One effect of the plague
has been the transfer of a. Large amount Of
banking capital from New Orleans to st.
Louis.
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Brief Locals.

The City election will soon be here.
Leave orders for job work at the GA
zETTE job Office.
The Foundry temperance people do not
know what they want.
A larggnurhber of persons went down
to Cape May yesterday.
A number of nominations for council
were made on Saturday.
Teeth extracted without pain by DR..
Gallagher, No. S35 Market street.
The regular excursion to Ocean City
will take place on Thursday next.
p A large number of persons visited the
scene of the late tragedy yesterday.
TheCoroner's jury will meet again this
evening. Will they arrive at verdict
Subscribe for the DAILY GAZETTE and
you will be sure of all the reliable local
news of the day.
Another excursion will be given to Re-
hoboth on Wednesday next. The fare has
been reduced to $1.50 round trip.
The Board of Health will meet this eve
ming. and IL should take some steps toward
preventing vessels from foreign points
landing here, without first being exanin-
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Personal.


Mr.. John T. Wareham, chief clerk in
the Delaware r.. r. office in this citv left
for Ocean City, on Saturday last, where
he will spend a short vacation.
Messrs. Butler and Strattop. former
members of the Quckstep b. b. club OF
TINS city, were in town to-day, visiting
their numerous friends here.
Thomas NJ. Ogle, and family. started
this morning for the Delaware Water
Gap, Pa.
James Megary, President of the Jeffer.
son Democratic Club, this city, started
for New York, this morning. and will
spend week in the great metropolis.
VIM. Lance, editor of the "Galaxy
Publishing Company" OF Philadelphia
which has been Publishing biographical
sketches OF the noted men of the different
States, is now In tbs city, gathering ma
terial for the sketches of illustrious Della
wareans. He will include City Treasurer
Vincent IN his list. - :
Engineer Augustus Southard of the
Y: y. Coast Survey, paid a visit to his
friends in this city on Saturday. He is
now engaged in making asurvey of the
upper Delaware.
Mr.. II. II. j. Naff, a well known citizen
now 7S years old and very feeble, called
on CITY Treasurer Vincent, this morning
Mr.. Naff is the oldest printer and editor
in the State.
Mr.. Homer Barry and family left this
morning for Easton, Md, where they
Will enjoy two weeks vacation, at his
brothers farm near that place.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19
SECOND EDITION
Col. Mackenzie tBesieges a..NIexf-
can IOwn-Views of Senior
ZamacOna.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, August IA
News special from Eagle Pass states that
General Mackenzie's forces yesterday, af-
ter crossing the river, surrounded New
town, but Auerola, whom the Americans
were after, escaped. All the Mexican
troops at Piedras Negras, numbering
about one hundred, have gone up the
river. They have been ordered to skirm-
ish with the Americans, but to avoid a
general engagement.
VIEWS OF THE MEXICAN MINISTER.
WASHINGTON, August 1S.-Senor
Zamacona, the Mexican minister, hav-
ing recently been asked whether he an
4, ticipated a war, there seeming to be an
impression that the United States and
Mexico are on the eve of serious compli-
cations, replied:
"By no means. President Daz is very
anxious to preserve friendly relations
with the United States and is doing every
thing in his power to put down lawless-
ness on the border. But the Mexican gov
ernment is like that of this country, in
this respect that it cannot at all times
keep perfect order in outlying and sparse
ly-inhabited states" 81 have visited
many parts of the United States and been
brought into contact with the best class
es Of the American people-the merchants
and the manufacturers-andI have found
not the least sympathy with those who
seek to provoke hostilities between the
two countries. On the contrary, there
seems to me to be the most sincere de-
sire to keep the peace and develop the
commercial relations between the two
countries"
Senior u. then went on to give statistics
of Mexican depredations to show that the
amount Of property stolen by Mexicans
for many years past has been compare
lively small.
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A Great Scandal.
THE ADMIRAL OF THE NAVY IN THE
Tolls OF THH LAW.

THE ADMIRAL OF THE NAVY IN THR
Tolls OF THE LAW.
during the war Mr.. Henry s. Wetmore,
then lieutenant in the navy, was on
dl t. near the mouth of the Mississippi
river, having his wife with him. Admiral
Porter came down on detached duty to
the squadron, and met Mrs. Wetmore.
A intimacy, It Is alleged, between the
wi g Of tn, lieuten mt and the admiral
sp, ung up, and was continued until Wet
more, at last, sued for divorce from his
wife, which was granted, withouf ali
mony. Cout five years ago Aumlral
Porter procured the positiono of chief
clerk of the board Of navy inspectors for
Weimore, aud sabsequ sntly the chief
clerkship of the signal office of the
Navy Department. When Wetmore
came to draw his pay through different
disbursing officers he found that letters
had been fled with them, asking them
to retain out of his pay specified amour g
which were to be sent to Rosaline Wet
more, who lived in Chester, Pa, the de-
vOrced wife of Lieut.. Wetmore. The lat
ter now proposes to sue the Aumlral for
81 900, the amount thus unlawfully re-
tanned. He has placed In the hands of his
q torney a great amount of correspond
ence between himself and the Admiral
and his former wife ard the Admiral,
some of which will be bard to explain.
Wetmore states that unless he put up
with these exactions he would have lost
his place, bnJ he has submitted to thsse
humiliations long enough. The suit will
be filed in few days.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19
A MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.

On Tuesday morning last, a child Of
G.. f. Brady, Esq, of Delaware City,
while standing upon well curb, was, by
the breaking of rotten board, preeipita-
ted TO the bottom Of the well, a distance
of fortv-five feet. A boy. named FIRE.
derrick Hilabum, who was standing near,
immediately pulled off another plank
threw his arms around the pump-stock
and slipped rapidly down to the water,
grasped the child as 1t was sinking for
the third time, and, though the water
wss very deep, succeeded in holding
hm:e I, as well as the child, above it
unul ropes were lowered to him, by
which he was safely drawn cut. TIE
child is less than three years old, and,
8 range TO say, escaped injury, save few
scratches.
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lgn Telegraphic Summary

reverse, to the Austrians in Bosnia
herzegovina have produced much
hon in Vienna, They are, howev-
hrded As matters ofmomentary sig
bee in military Quarters-It was ne
\ to shoOta number of mutineers
le AsuO.Servia regiments in Bos-
} put theremander under guard
lrstians in Bosnia are said to be
g to arms in consequence of the
poseduponihem by the Austrians
i was large meeting at Tours,
Ou the FranCo-American treaty
bn-The worlds convention of
Mems Christian Associations, in
at Geneva, is Bmeetlng with large
Commissioner Mccormick gave
bnt reception in Paris.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19
ERsT EDITION.
IoeaI Time Table

r.vr WILMINGTON.
fBAiSnss 90, $40, $50, $40, ~,
y n" "A n m. On sundays; z.oS' o ~ D.
.M 80, 8 46, p m: ,oa1 "a 40.
tiswyork: Q 90, o44, Q m, IL 81 - >o'
New =. ~ an sundays: 2 90 Q m: ,,e
M, |Elpg,more MI re- and washington; y Snndavs W,
|sltSOiiSs y m; y 81, 70 50, 3 %. p M Sundays
ES, ~, D Deposit. 5si 46e p mi no Sunday
q. =. .,le: s, 6 20, 9 80 m; 1 o6, 8 80 p
4; 20 ssnRSakE ~ r. r.: % 5 os, Q 80 a m; / O0, 6 80
In 10 sunI" Northern X. R.: s 20 a
Im KS p m; no sunday Y traan; no i =, e ao
s%are ~ Western X. H.; lo ~ a III o 'o
leaSS On sundays; 10 80 q m;arov m; H
ni on sRaIyE AT wILMfN0ToN. "a
1RAls'Iss s,annnia: An IL 56, s "a, 8 "a a m II
Pali",esgS - S 3 IS, 45i, 8 IA. . 70, .3g,
w - Il N n D IN ; on sundays: IL %,
soh "a. 81. II 10 p m.
N a h " p Sc, 8 "a a m; IL a, IL 0s
New ~, M IN Sundays; IL SO a IN
lIm!ir,ore; ~, Q 10, ala m; 127, II ss,
bstsii ~ n m; on Sundays; 2 10 a m y So
TT;,.bIpgton; 2 ls a m y 2 n, - " ! ~! "
M EMss p m; on Sundays z 10 a m 'f'
P Pct Deposit; 800 a mi no Sunday
VS.. VS. cos,,e. 7 @, s 80 a m /; i2 90 m;
seT Va 0sI as D m; no Sunday trains:
S.,aware ST, 4 R.: S50a IN; ~, . 40 p
L.oS, 70 SuTv in"ion 4 Northern r. r.: 05,
y " N1m NJ, sS D m; no sunday trains.
nsIaxsTe %, re- Western X. Ri Do q m
De,""s 10 On SUNDAYS: 6OOp m.
J vnv m, WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ApELPHIA.
u,osa street and Washington ave
b'ose sOo. 10 80, / 45 a m; 80. 3 80,
Tx 6, 6 is, 9 45, II 80 pm; on sun
v..sSsm; yts s OO,9 Q 45, u 80, p m.
s,I-iy second and Market streets;
INK II lam. /! IS, 8 IS, 8 so, IL 40 p m;
sundays . 50. II 45 D m.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19
"BIG" QUARTERLY

On Sunday next what is known as the
"big" quarterly among the colored peo-
pie will take place in this city the religi,
Gus exercises being held in the church
corner of Ninth and French streets. On
this occasion there are usually hundreds
of colored people here from various
points. Excursions will come from Phila-
delphia, Chester, Salem and Bridgeton'
In order to accommodate those down the
State who wish to attend the exercises,
the p. w. & b. r. R., will run special
train from Port Deposit and one from
Wyoming.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19

'H0N lever Is not the only dan
u'laces the country at this mo-
.4 '4 .ls Southwest. The proofs
s. .a' 'Aere is a deliberate pur-
Iasa siVs q was upon the neighbor-
|.,.'' .",'la'y republic of Mexico, in
p,' ,"s 0l the Army Ring, of a few
., rS'u'a'ors, and of a Fraudulent
|on ~sa0n s,a' anxious to divert public
.. "Uui The crimes to which IL
M 'ss'encs' .sa If this purpose is car.
!" sia Fieet before Congress reassem.
L,,,tU'. 70 me duty of the peoples
ksI".,'A sA TO call the guilty to a
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19
Going to COnshO OhOcken.

On Saturday September 7th a large
number of the members of the Washing
ton Fire Company of this city will 60 to
Conshohocken, Pa, for the purpose ..of
participating in parade that will take
place in that town during the afternoon
above. The parade is given in honor of
the completion of new engine house by
the Washington Fire Company No. l.,
of that place. The visitors will take their
hose carriage with them. The City Cor
net Band mas been engaged for the occa-
sion.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19
Land Sales.

Thomas B. Hynson has purchased, at
public sale, the Comegys Home farm, ,456
and the Curry farm, go acres, in Kent
county, Md, for $25 per acre. II. Hyn-
son bought Thomas b. Trew's Hilltop
farm, 131 acres, for $500, and j. H.
acres. for $4,000. The Welch Home farm
was withdrawn at bid of $33, 200 the
Howard farm at S28 per acre, Hunting
field at $4 900, subject to an annuity of
$500; Bartus Trew's farm at $25 per acre,
and w. H. Davis farm at $40 per acre.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19
" W. FUTURE SENATE.

WE ,efk Times prints a letter
[r,S' hSallnstOn Correspondent re-
Ieuls ,o'ca't Of committees in the
,,T Ss'ia'e y, that will come into
Ash. AaieA' s The correspondent,
(s,aH, 'ns Mathematics OF the Senate Senate
m'',,l S',I,dsing that the Republicans
nSs ,S''",s Wy. muster more than 81
a, ny s'ss y on to grant the Demo.
|ap, 4S , RspuOlic,ns 81, the In,
3, r,ls l., Senator Davis. It i.
i ,'ms7...t.h "nen the Senate changes il, :,
b ASlplszl0n ON pie for the Senator stan. N.
daIrn,sS.l,nl,e0 ',S Incoming list to succeed
as als',T,lAi''n'hlp Tli' n,l Ofhls committee nlusss
(,.a St v''l p'l place Senator SALISBURY ,tv's q,
l,lon Privileges n and Elections -
Senator 'rs p aead Of Foreign Re.
Eg'a.iiosals''; qf f,.wves West Virginia, da'' q
eiSenalo, wRaandolph of MIIitar, r.
DWayte VI OF Naval .ltbshr, Aasirs,'
f',sIlidian Af'a,s1.u y Judiciary +; Senator
ts;Sries Sea,ls Sen.1so;; S Senator GarIant
~t ''OVe being the NOR,
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19
Revolutionary Anniversaries

Saturday was the 9Sth anniversary of
the battle of Camden, which occurred Au-
gust 18th 1880. At this battle the Della
ware regiment, under Baron de Kalb,
fought nobly and was dreadfully cut up.
To day is the Doth anniversary of the
battle of Paulus Hook, which was fought
on August 10Th, ITO.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19
STILL COMPLAINING.

Mrs. McCann, who is being held on
the charge of being implicated in the
murder of Patrick Collins on Saturday
night last it still i'll, her illness being
caused by nervous prostration. The re-
port on the street that she had given birth
to child since her incarceration, is to-
tally false.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19
Camp-NIeeting Trains.

Yesterday the p. w. & b. II. h. Co.,
ran special excursion train from Phila-
delphia to Darlington, Md, in order to
allow persons who so desired to attend
lawn. Another train was run to FELTON,,
to accommodate the colored people wish
ing to attend the camp that is being held
at that place.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19
ssJust One."

Murmured he, involuntarily drawing clo-
ser TO the luscious lips that smiled upon
him with such bewitchingness, while his
own quivered in agony of expectant antic-
ipation. $50 notice." replies she coolly,
to turn up your coat collar and shut the
door from the outside and when you come
again bring me bottle OF the Blanchard
Blood and Nerve Food. need 1t If have
to sit up so long with you every night.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19

F1DlNG to an article in one of the
FNaI papers of Chicago the acreage
fplAs wheat cropinthe Northwest
II i one-ihird larger than a year
uF average yield will be about
Pat per cent less. The total yield
aea Ea%S at l22,OOO,OOO bushels against
F"' bushels in 1877. The winter
fOh Which has just been harvested,
|SpF'ed' forty million bushels in
| Of last year.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19

Boy DRowNED.-Last Sunday afternoon
the body of little boy was found sticking
in the mud in Chester Creek, near Miller
Cox's sash mill. When found life was ex-
tinct. He had been in the water some
hours and was left in the mud by the re-
ceding tide. His name was Abram Will
son, aged 6 years, and was visiting his
grandparents in Chester. The Coroner
held an inquest on the the body, and
verdict of accidental dro wing was render
ed,
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19

wise In the corporation and Mr.. Bright
70 see that the rules and regulations are
enforced, and the charter not violated F.?
The refusal to discharge the rule for the
present, will leave to amend the bill,
must mean something. We do not know
what IL means, but Che Inference seem5
to be legitimate that the case NAV. not
yet be determined.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19
JUDGE MARKS FOR GOVERNOR

NASHVILLE, Aug. 1.-THE Tennessee
Democratic convention, at $50 on the
twenty-second BALLOT; nominated Judge
Albert S. Marks, of Franklin county, for
governor. The nominee is the present
chancellor of the Fourth chancery div
sion, having just been elected for term
of eight wears.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19

JrBAL A. EARLY, in a letter
KIchmond Dispatch, says "That
u ever before thought Gen. Grant
peal general the recently reported
EF with him, if genuine, would
filged bis opinion"
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19
brotherhood of the Union.

The Grand Circle Brotherhood of the
Union of the State of Delaware, meets
tomorrow afternoon and evening in the
McClary Building Market street above
9th. The meeting will discuss matters re-
la ing to the Order in this State.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19
i.d,eat,ous for To-day.

M Middle Atlantic States clear or
|eoudy veat.er, e1cept in southern
\, occasional rain, uariable ,omds,
|porlprsstrly, stationary temperature,
f,lgrei by stationary or rising ba-
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19

ENORMOUS INCREASE OF STATE EX-
PENDITUREs.-As illustrative of the diff
ference between the expendituresofDe Dem
ocratic and Republican administrations
for State purposes, the Patriot says, we
compare the expenditures of Governor
Packer, the last Democratic Governor,
with those of Governor Hartranft, who
is likely to be the last Republican Gov
ernor, compiled from official documents,
as follows: