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Daily Republican., 1878-06-25
Sea View Cottage.

This cottage is situated on the beach,
q short distance south of the landing at
Cape May, and is fitted up in very
good style for the accommodation Of
visitors, while the price for boarding is
quite reasonable. 1t is kept by Mrs.
X. Il. johnson of West Chester, Pa,
and we commend her to the patronage
of our citizens. ....t.. ''..,.o
Cheap Dress Goods.
Some very cheap dress goods at Ken
maids this week. All their fancy
silks reduced to so and 81 cents: dress
goods 8, 10 and IL cents; Elegant goods
70 and rs. As it is their determine
tion to close all seasohable goods, low
prices may be expected. +.
Daily Republican., 1878-06-25
Pensions, Patents and Passports

Pensions, Patents and Passports.
Esquire John G. Cole, Justice of the
Peace and Notary Public, office south
west Corner Third and Market streets,
has made such arrangements with the
Department ofGovernment at Washing
ton, and provided himself with such
blank forms and other facilities, that he
is now prepared to act as an agent for
the procuring of pensions, patents and
passports for any who may require
such services. This will prove a great
convenience to such persons and save
them the time and expense Of going to
Washington. From the writer's knowl-
edge Of the Squire's business qualities
he has no hesitation in recomm ending
him to every one having matters Of
this kind to attend to. ..
Daily Republican., 1878-06-25
Reunion.

The 9Th summer reunion Of the
Friends Social Lyceum will take place
at Mt. Cuba, on Thursday, the 9th
inst. The cars will leave the depot,
Water and Market streets, at 8 A. NJ,
and return at an early hour in the ey.
ening. .5f.t
Daily Republican., 1878-06-25
M. b. II. A. Meeting

The Moral Suasion Reform Associa-
tion will hold . business meeting, in
their Room, this evening, at eight
O'Clock. A full attendance is desired.
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CONCORD, October %. l.. ID. johnson of Ian
CASTOR, eight brakeman, wa, seriously njure,
by being crushed between car and a b. ldge. nes
East Concord, this evening, He Mas climbing al
the side OF the
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STATE NEWS.

The Lewiston Journal says: Several we'll
them to leave the city for time, have returned,
bringing one or two adju,ants with them. Three
men of very bad repstation came iuto the city
Monday and one two are known to have been
added to the dangerous brigade since. One of
them is wanted by the police in Biddeford and
Bath. lie has skulked ever sincs he reached this
city, and keeps out of sight Of the officers. The
police have been cautioned to keep extra look
out for these fellows.
The Belfast Journal says that the fools are not
all dead. Last week three men from the far inte-
rior came to Belfast, procured . boat and hired
pilot at W per day, for cruise among the islands.
They were gold seekers, aud claimed to be acting
under instructions from dream. Previous to
starting they purchased twelve two hashel bags IN
which to place their precious findings. 1t is need
less to say that they returned sadder and wiser
men.
While the Boston Comedy Company were play
ing Colleen Bawn ct Norway, Wednesday eve
| uing, Mr.. Ii. w. Parish of that company, instead
| of receiving bouquet from the audience, re-
| ceived full charge of powder 10 his right hand,
| from . gun which had just been discharged The
result is a subdued aud anything but cheerful
| countenance.
| Mrs. Medora F. White, formerly q teacher in
| one of the Bangor schools, who was married in
| 1872, and now lives in Cambridge, Mass, has
CONNIE need . suit for malpractice in child BIRTH
| against Dr. Hiram l.. Chase of Cambridge, and
laid her damages at $4,000. The trial commence
| ed last week. Among the witnesses examined
| were Mrs. White, her mother, and Fannie +.
| Lord, her sister.
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TAE KING OF SPAIS.
General Grant Witnesses the Attempted
Assassination.
CONGRATULATIONS UPON THE KING.
ESCAPE.

New YORK. October 90. A Madrid despatch
says General Grant, at the time OF the asssssina-
ton Of the King of Spain. was standing at a win
dow of the Hotel de Paris, overlooking the Puer-
ta del Sol. This hstel is long distance from the
scene of the attack, but looks across the great
central plaza OF Madrid, directly down the Gale
Mayer.
General Grant who was following with his eyes
the progress of the royal cavalcade which had
just passed across the Puerts del Sol, before him.
and learly saw the fash of the assxssins pistol
The general had already booked for Lisbon by
the night train, leaving at seven O'Clock, therefore
could not in persoI present bis congratulations to
King Alfonso, but to Senior Silvers, minister OF
state, who called soon after and accompanied him
to the railway station, Gen. Grant expressed his
sympsthies and regrets that he was unable TO post
pone his journey in order that he might personally
call upon his majesty. He begged Senior Silvrea
to convey to the King his sincere congratulation
on bis escape from the assassin bullet.
There was great gathering Of diplomatists,
officials and other men of ell parties At the palace
to offer congratulations.
Minister james Russell Lowell and Mr.. Reed,
secretary of egation. called at the palace Satur
day, and expressed their graf ica,on at the Kng's
escape.
Ihe King continues to make light Of the whole
affair. but popular Indignation is still extreme.
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THE LATE BANK ROBBERY IN
NEW YORK.
Great Excitement Continues Throus bout
the City.
An Excited Crowd of DepOsitors at the
Bank.

New YORK. October %. The gigantic robbery
has caused the most profound sensation in bank.
ing circles. From an early hour this forenoon
crowds of depostors surrounded the bank build
ing. The police answered all inquiries by saying
the back closed 90 account OF the burglary,
and depostors were told tney could not get any
money for sixty days.
The fact Of The ja1itor possessing the combina-
ton to the vault door, was severely commented
upon. The janitor and night Waterman are both
around the bank o-day, helping out 1t is denied
that either is under arrest, or that any arrests
have been made.
The outside safe was only fire proof vault for
keeping bank books shd articles OF minor value.
1t is the rule and not the exception for anitors OF
bank buildings to be in possession Of the combina
ton Of the outside vault,
No expensn or psins were spared in the con-
struciion Of the vault, and 1t was secure as pos
sibe. Owing to the large space between the
door and vault, ahd that of the inner safe, it was
not strange that the burglars carried on their op.
erauons without being overheard, as they could
close the outer door and have ample room TO work
In. The solid nature of the walls would naturally
prevent the sound from being heard any distance.
The directors still in secret session. 1t is said
3 large reward will be offered.
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EASTERN AFFAIRS.
CONDITION OF THE TURKS IN Bull
CARA.
A Probable Protest Against the Delay
of Russia.

CoSsTASTrNoPLE, October Is. In circular 10
me sig natory powers regarding the new rebellion
10 the south Balkans. the Porte describes the con-
ulnon OF Mussumans in Bulgaria end Roumelia,
As into lerable, aud declares that foreign power
aiming at the establishment of new indie pc ndent
state, and IN another note addressed TO Prince
Labsroh, the Russian ambassador at Con ST utino-
pie, the Porte charges Russia with agreement
WIN the plans of the rebels, and demands her aid
10 suppiesslng the rebellion begun under the eyes
OF Russian troops.
Baker Pasha has commenced work ON the new
Notifications.
The last Roumelian comm ssion has arrived at
Phlopopolis and held its first meeting, without
mole station. s4U
The reforms sanctioned for Asia include gen.
foreign administration, court Of appeals partly
foreign in composition. and for minor courts fo.-
eigo inspector IN each district.
Prince Lebsnotf. replying to the note Of the
Porte 10 regard to the bulgarian nomination. as
part IN the Bulgarian uprising in Macedonia.
which Is merely acts Of brigandage BY Bulgarian
and Turkish deserters, possessing no political
character. .-..r
LONDON, October IS. The statement in the
Fsnulla (Roman psper), yesterday, that England
has taken initiative steps IN proposing q protest
against Russian delay 10 executing the treaty Of
Berlin; that France is perfectly in accord with
England and that probably Italy and Austria will
JOIN In the protest, Is believed to be correct.
Tue Observer yesterday published what was
probably sem-ohicial note to the same effect.
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FUKEIGN NEWS.
The Afghan War.

BOMBAY, October 2S. The field army Of the
AIMEE OF Afghsnistan is believed to number 3d.
600 infantry. 1900 cavalry and 200 guns, incud-
ing battery OF Armstrong guns.
The GLASGOW Bank.
The Glasgow authorities have advertised des-
Fleming, aud requested the police TO search for
him.
Austria. -
VIENNA, October %. The declaration of the
! Austrian government that Austria will not occupy
Novi Bazaar, has reached the Porte, and Ssfvet
Pashs has warmly thanked Count Ztchy, the Aus
tro Hungarian Ambassador ut COnstsntinople.
The relations between the governments are now
on quite friendly footing. -..4
Political. r....
There is great opposition in the Rsichstag to
Andrassys foreign policy, but il is probable that
he will he supported by the Hungarian Reichstag
and by the members of the Hungarian Delegation.
Those acting with the strong minority Of Austrian
members, who favor his policy. will secure him
majority when the vote of the United Delegation
Is taken. The Rechstsg must then acquiesce, as
the delegations are paramount in imperial ques-
tons.
A ST. Petersburg despatch says the Agence
Russo contrsdicts the reports that Russia intends
TO raise loan on the security Of her tobacco mo-
Dopoly. rr
Bulgaria.
The Abend Post states that the latest news in
regard TO the Bulgarian rising, IL disquieting.
The insurrection appears to have successfully re-
sisted the first attempts at forcible suppression,
and is rapidly extending Tue insurgents are
now advancing on Seres. Ga the other hand, some
ndivIdua bands have been defeated. The Ma
homedsn element is rising al sides TO ssst the
Pore, and considerable forces have been des-
patched from Sslonica to the insurgent territory.
The object Of the uprising 10 to realize the idea OF
Bulgaria reaching to the Afgsn Sea, ia accordance
with the treaty oil San Stefan0. 1t has more than
local Significance, aud touches questions oil Eu-
ropean character.
France.
VERSAILLES, October %. the Senate and Dep
uties re-assembled to-day. Nothing noteworthy
occurred, and the Senate sdjourued until Thurs
day and the Deputies until Monday, when The
election Of Cassaguao will be discussed.
Germany. - tft
BERLIN, October 28. The official Gazette an
n0nnces that one Socialist association has been
closed in Baden, two in Bru;hwick, four in West
phalis and i've 10 Ssxony. One Socialist newspa-
per has been prohibited in Mecklenburg, one in
Baden and Two in Ssxony.
The InsurrectiOn.
LONDON, October 28. The Telegraphs Vienna
despatch says for the present 1900 Turkish
troops will operate against the Bulgarian insur-
gents.
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THE FEVER.

CAIRO, October %. No new cases and no death
| since FIST report. The sick are doing well.
Heavy frost and ice this morning. All quaran-
| tine restrictions will be removed Nov. LIST.
New ORLEANS, October %. Deaths %; cases
, reported2l.
MEMPHIS, October 2S. Last evening was the
coolest Of the season. Heavy frost fell and ice
hines the cutters throughout the city.
The board Of hea lth tomorrow officially an
nounce safety to refugees returning to the city,
but recommending that all dwellings he thorough
~ ventilated before occupation.
From six o'clock last evening until noon to-day,
SIX orders for lnterment; this includes deaths in
city and suburbs.
VIcKssURG, October %. Ice aud black frost
last night.
The Howard Association is now closing up. A
number Of visiting physicians and nurses depart
tomorrow.
McCoNB CITY, October %. Three deaths since
Saturday. Two patients are not expected to live.
Several new cases. Physicians are wanted.
CHATTANOOGA, October %. One new case and
one death. The weather is cold and there WAS
ice this morning.
HOLLY SPRINGS, October Is. Four new cases
and one death.
Heavy frost last night with certainty of another
tonight.
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his pastorate Of few months here had been very
pleasant. Those who had preceded him had spok-
en- of the past; he should have to refer to the fu
ture, which he trusted would be abundant in bless
ing.
Rev. DR.. Jersey, Of Kent's Hill, was called up.
on, and responded In few facetious remarks.
Rev. Mr.. Tilden of the Baptist church, was
called for and wished the noble min listers present
God speed.
Letters were read from d. r. Randall, J. G. As
pinwsll ard A. J. Church, who were unable to be
present
DIR. M'Cube then gave an interesting address on
the coudiion and progress of the cause West,
where so many Of our Eastern men have gone to
plant the standard of the cross.
A season of social converse, singing and hand
shaking followed. Thus has closed The very in
teresting and we have no doubt profitable semi
centennial celebration.
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puIygam v.

SALT LAKE CITY, October 2S. The examina-
ton before Commissioner Sprague. in the case OF
Miles, for marrying three young women at the
Endowment House, on Thursday last, was contin-
ued to-day.
John L. Carrie, Jr., who married about the
same time, knew but little of what had occurred,
and finally declined to answer, as he was bound
by oath to the Mormon church to preserve secre
cy. The witness was excused.
Geo. Reynolds, who was convicted of bigsmy
two years ago and sentenced, but whose case i,
now before the Supreme Court, was called
witness. He took the names on piece of paper
Of the ladies entering the Endowment House fol
marriage. He did not know what had become Of
the paper, or where the record was kept, and fin
ally refused to answer for the same reason the
irst witness. and was excused.
Dora Young, although prese Mt, RENE mbered bu
little, and finally declined to answer, claiming thai
her reply would criminate her.
The court adjourned till to morrow, without a
decision,
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TENN NJ T. T..
Revenue N alters.

New YORK, October %. A Nashville despatch
says the three hundred illicit dstillers who had
been before the United States Court last week
hopelessly democrat sed iu consequence of the
heavy penalties imposed. Sixty have been fined
from one hundred TO one thousand dollars, and
sentence, to inprson nc n from one month to six
months. As they bad been allowed to do pre- tty
much as they leased IN their home institutions
for confinement of criminals, they have been sent
they W Ill Undergo strict confinement. One humid
ed and fifty moonshiners in consequence Of these
sente noes He'd to the mountains ioifeiting their
bonds, and twenty five have been discharged on
. promise never again to practice illicit dstling
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CONDENSED IELEGRAMS.

John Anderson, in a difficulty yesterday, neal
Marshallsville. Ga. was stabbed fatally by Henry
McRea, coored lie shot the negro twice, kill
ing him instantly.
1t is expected that the Merchants Bank Of
Prince Edwards Island will resume business very
shortly.
About six inches of snow fell at st. Paul, Min.
yesterday
A Des Monies despatch saws the Registers Of
fetal State returns show Hall's majority TO be 8,
1883. I he rest of the republican State ticket il
about the sane.
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BOMBAY, October 2S. The field army Of the
AIMEE OF Afgbsnisian is believed to number 3d.
600 infantry. 1900 cavalry and 200 guns, includ-
my q battery OF Armstrong guns.
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CALIFORNIA.
The Wreck Of the Georgia.

The Wreck OF the CeOFglH.
SAN Francisco, October %. The steamer Pan
ANA has arrived, bringing the passengers Of the
steamer Georgia, recently wrecked. The passen-
gers make considerable COG. plant of circumst snc
es attendant upon the wreck, claiming the officers
Of the Georgia failed to exert proper control
the crew. aud that the latter acted like lot Of pi-
rates. refusing to render assistance to passengers
in saving effects. aud after landing was accom-
plishcd returned to the ship, helping themselves
to the baggage aud other property of the passen-
gers.
R.g Fire.
The Sash and Blind factory and lumber yard Of
L. Sierra Plume Co., ct Chca, were burned to-
day. Loss from S25oO0o to s5oO. 900.
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Republican Rally.
N A RH LAND.


BALTIMORE October 2s News has heen re
ceived here that the schooner Liz +. Dow from
Baltimore the 9TH inst, with coal for A >pnwsll,
was disma.ted on the 25th inst. All hsnds were
taken from the wreck by the British schooner
Eliza Christie, and landed at st. john. P. X.
President Hayes.
The President has accepted an invitation ex-
te nded by prominent citizens of Baltimore. to at
teud the lair of the Mar, land Institute 10 this city
on Thursday. He will leave W sshington 10 the
afternoon and return there that night.
Strike.
The oyster shuckers, white and black, now on
q strike, paraled this afternoon with bands of mu-
sic, and At night held mass meeting in Monu
mental square, where sever, n speeches were made.
The strike WAS against an alleged mere in the
size of the oyster m, asure, by which the shuckers
say they are required to open more oysters than
they have heretofore for the same pay. The pro-
cession was largely increased By other unemp 10y
ed workmen sympsth.zng with the strikers, and
numbered several thousar persons, and the pro-
ceedings were orderly. II is said that only one
packing house in the city is at work at present.
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THE CLYDE STRIKE.
The DisaffectiOn Fast Spreading Among
the Men.

NEW YORK, October %. A Glasgow despatch
of Sunday night says the strike on the Clyde,
which began Saturday with the boiler makers and
iron ship builders, is spreading, and the men en-
poycd in large engineering firm on the south
bank eff the river, are expected to follow. The
committee OF arrangements. society Of engineers,
mschinists, millwrights, smiths and pattern max
ers, an organization containing twentytbree lcdg-
es and 5000 members, has decided TO make every
effort to lessen the reduction of wages and to rec
ommend strike only as the last resort
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rho.e living on Che.tnut .treet and in Die ian.

Those living on Chestnut street and in the i'm
mediate vicinity who retired carly Saturday even
ing we're no doubt awakened by the songs, ten
derly sung, of party consisting of about thirty
young gentlemen who had assembled before a
residence with no i'll intent, but for what might be
termed in one sense a chair. liable purpose. The
,weet songs had their proper effect, and soon the
gentleman for whom they were intended
appeared at his door and invited the party in.
Then he was presented with fine fancy chair.
which was received with few feeling remarks
An entertainment in the way Of Refreshments was
given to the company. followed by presen-
ta,ion to the party of the pretty young lady who
hut few days ago became a bride. Soon after
the party left for their homes not before giving
three cheers, however, for VIII Gannett and his
fair wife.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Mariae Notes.

PHILADELPHIA. October %. Captain Harding
OF the steamer Catherine Whiting from Provi-
dence, reports a steamer ashore on Joe Flagger
opp. site the ledge.
The schooner Eliza A. Anderson, hence with
coal for Ssybrook, was Flown ashore this after.
noon near Clay mont. She lies easy in five feet Of
waite. Parties have contracted to discharge float
and reload her at high tide.
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SAD ACCIDENT.
Two Men Fall a Hundred Feet.

HI6HBRIDoE, N. Y, October IS Sylvester
Seals and John Resrdon were instantly killed by
the earth and rotten timber giving away while
mouth of an old shaft at the Thomas Iron Com
paws mnes. Both tell distance Of one humid
red feet.
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OHIO.
Crops.

CINCINNATI. October 2S. The Enquirer put
fishes statistics and approximate est mates of the
corn crop in fifty one counties In Ohio, sho wing
increase of ield over last year of about mil
lion aud half bushels. Foiiy-eight countiesoin
Indiana show about two millio bushel decrease.
and Kentucky SLOWS about 800 900 Bushels de-
crease.
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VIENNA, October %. The declaration of the
Austrian government that Austria will not occupy
Novi Bazaar, has reached the Porte, and Ssfvei
Pasha has warmly thanked Count Ztchy, the Aus
tro Hungarian Ambassador ut C0nstsntinople.
The relations between the governments are now
on quite friendly footing. -~.s
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LOUISIANA.
Shooting Anrav.

New ORLEANS, October %, A shooting aft sy
occurred at Plsquemine between Charles A. Bcule
and State Senator leo. Is. Wsites, The former
received q flesh wound in me arm and the latter
was seriously wounded in the side. and is now in
u critical condition. Cause. politics.
Marine News.
Steamship Frankfort arrived from Bremen d.
rect, with 100 Passengers aud officers, and crew
OF IS. Many are emigraDts for Texas, but tho
quarantine prevents them from reaching their des-
tination,
On the oath inst. the steamship City Of Liner
lex saw bark ashore on Couch Reef. head ing n.
E. The yards and mssts were standing, and there
were several schooners along side. Name and
nationality unknown.
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Suicide Of q Murderel

INDIANAPOLIS, October 2S. Pierre Provost.
who was in prison at Vincennes, Indiana, for muir
der of the Vacelot family Of four persons, last
Wednesday, hung himself in his cell Saturday
evening. He undoubtedly wond have been tax
from the jail Sunday and hung by the citizens
had he not sue ided.
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CAN ADA.
Marine News.

QUEBEC, October 2S. Intelligence from Anti.
costi regarding the steamship Lake Meguntic
wrecked there. is that during the storm Of Sstur-
day last she broke up, and the divers lost every
thing.
Cod Fishing.
The cod fishery on Gosport coast is reported
very mach improved OF late.
snow storm.
TORONTO. October sc. Snow fell TO the depth
Of nine inches in the northwesterp part of On.
tario, last night. doing great damage to fruit and
other trees.
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Ok FASHIONABLE CARDS, no two alike. wssA
~ name. loo. 70 Sci oil wieh sme, Ioc post
paid. Agents' OUTFIT loo.
lyss GEO. I. REF . o. Nssf sa,N. Il
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A certain lady says there would be many more
tramps than there are now were it not for the no
BILE self. sacrifice of the fair sex in marrying and
supporting them.
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The Gardiner Reporter has these ice notes
Maine Central Ice Co., of Bowdoinhsm are ship
ping their ice to jacksonville, Florida. Sheriff 7
X. May OF Gardiner, is shipping all of his ice to
New York,