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Foreign.
ENGLAND.

A London dispatch Of May 7th. says:
II Ia stated that the basis Of an arrangement
which the powers desired 10 submit 10 the Car
have been agreed upon, and are as follows;
lat. That the region Of Bulgaria north Of the
Balkans shall he conceded 70 Russia, and that
the southern portion shall remain to a great
extent under the authority Of the Sultan.
The second division relates solely To Asistic
compensation, which II Ia proposed shall be ~
duced TO Q minimum.
The third division relates TO the straits Ques-
ton, and will be arranged hereafter.
The fourth division demands the definite
settlement Of the war indemnity.
Under the nth division II 10 proposed that
Thessaly and Epirus be accorded the right Of
sclf,government thus securing for them the
protection Of Europe and national independ-
ence.
IL 10 stated that = national convention viii
be called In London to protest against war,
should the government take further measures
likely, In the opinion Of the Liberals, To lead to
war.
London dispatches Of May 9Th say:
Sir Sta ford Northcote, Chancellor Of tho Ex-
chequer, addressed . deputatiou At Oxford.
He said the government was stni engaged in
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NGosasasa.
Issus factory has recently bssn
1hUnnsrs ssssty.
49, ss dsy a January. ie7e.shers
vssssa Il - srhco' issds o. th's
Se4eAses sesss.
= rsturus Of Ne assessors Of ~
|, esusly, tAs~ ~ popaIssics 70 es io's'A'
,nbonmsnes = i,sm sses Ssss yssss
o. ne svssiag Of May I'd An old maa
rrrpsA 01sw, ysspssssos Of . esashop' 81
80 Psssss, vss iSssd dssd N . snail rece
g ~ ~, Asvssg shcs himself through
~ ~ vssh . esstsas. he YES unmarried
q ssesvaslag . COLLAR and foundation
~ ~ 10 butIt b. NJ. heInso~h, so"s
- 49, u Hsrssss. Ne vorhnen unsa'shed
sHe,sSess q ssvsu Isdissa The eodsss
huess = . ensr ssaas a preservation. erss'
mony 49, tsnhsts, such - sssSnnss, hssre
- no5n1nssA sssows, t~asshswss' etc. ven
1susAhxs sVsvs.
TeOnaAa Association Of Congrcgr
fuaoa Ovnsehss kssd their spring meetinys'
V6uonaun, 1Gay m. About twsnty-avs"'a .
1rouneS1 6sesgalss were present Two s.,s"
~ ~ - -evgnalsed since the lest yse.'"s'
nneeuc1ue a soaAdsncs In the -"
nmol1lmlssary Society we're ~. NV
$1,000 IN snsss u wshoo D~''s"
n 0saEy, and = man syposeo 70 oe
HywnsAa bars thieves - vs,. .',..,ss
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WARRINGTON!
NV lo.gre..

S8NAT
WAsmINGroN, Tuesday, May THE post
Office appropriation bin with amendments,
WAS reported and placed on the calendar. The
Senate by . vote of 81 to %, agreed 10 the
motion Of Cockrell to take up the House bill
f%orbidding the further retirement Of uaited
States legal tender notes, aud that II be- .
second time read. II WAS read q second time
and refer red to the finance committee. The
pension a. appropriation bill was resumed, the
pending question being on amending the
second section by the substitute making dis
sbled soldiers or their widows or orphans pen
sion agents, after July I, 1879. The Senate by
q vote Of ~ TO Ia refused to adopt this substi.
tute. Edmunds moved to strike out tho
second section which makes the disabled col
diers, the pension agents, Immediately upon
the passage Of the bill. The motion was re-
~tected--yeas ~; nays, 30 The etl then
questing the President TO furnish the Senate
with Information In relation 10 the land grant
kuhsidy IN the st. Joe & Denver City railroad,
the number II miles completed, and whether
II has been finished To the point ut connection
with the Union Pacific designated on the plan
Allison called up the Indian appropriation
bill. The amendments ri the committee were
agreed To. The Senate went into executive
session, and then adjourned.
Housu.
The House resumed the District Of Column
bia bill. After The rejection ri several amend
n,ents the bill passed. The House vent into
committee Of the whole on the tariff bill.
Banks spoke IN opposition. After the cloee
Of his speech the committee rose and the
House adjourned.
seNArR,.
WASHINGTON. "Wednesday. May s.-Bills
were introduced a. follows: BY Hoar, 70 pro-
vide Mail steAmship Service between the
United states and Portugal. BY Morgan, a
concurrent resolution touching the relations
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~ OWu T0Werut " D uVSto
- Will buy something. 10 gen.
~ handy. e
~ wisdomF" asked q teacher
- 1nall girls. A ~brightsysd
Aago66 cad answered.; lin
IT TIA bralh."
may ~ . "time for every.
= bat tha time 70 finish the Wash.
Sooaamsat hes never been die.
IN n Jhlla's eyes" said On a..
I'D In Coleman's hearing.
1keIy," replied George; '.she
~ In them when / saw her
Juns says . fashionable hon.
- he'd for . dollar and = half.
caa. IL 10 the from six 10
dollars' worth Of trimming
oes1kes the pockct-book In . sore
opeQou bslnG asked Why he had
~ daughter In marriage 10 .
11hNRhom he WA Ut cnmity, au.
i II dld II out Of pure revenge"
- ths Princess Helen was born 70
71ol6 The Princess Royal that she
- = young sister. ~. that II do
MIR dried tho innocent royAlist;
" ~ IN 70 and tell mamma"
E0esmAn farmer disputed his tai
5ebalds II pays the State tAx,
~ tax. and the school tax; bat
leeel TAX. 10 got NO total.
~ any"
M walking along . Chicago
~, sHeaven 10 my home"
49, Teal homssickp'f yelled q
80 who passed him.
SlsAAsgs says, "srraces Of the
Vlo1t Of he horse disease are still
EUnt n this vicinity" What has
100 q tho balance Of tho harness
49, runping.gear. We arc not told.
Doslnge Time Of great political on.
|oGneak DR.. Cheever called on IN old
lqea Tor prayer. The deacon said:
S<. pastor, I will, II you insist on
~ really. ! am too mad 70 pray
~ deacon Of . Washington church,
~ counting over the collection mon
pqn1 N old and faded piece OF pa
hyAleA proved 10 be his own nearly
aVed H6te for thirty dollars. which
helder. unable 70 collect, had turned
- ~ treasury Of the Lord.
~ xtlgilder went homo the other
~. 0onsiderably intoxicated. and
~ WITH double vision. He sat for
ltne With his sleepy case rivited
rk1lGlder, and then quietly re-
well. (hic) hope tholler
~ gals don't look enough alike
S1satof Waterbury, Connecticut,
~ neighbor's dog, because he
end killed him. The neighbor
NJ the body, got one dollar bounty
and thea bought another dog.
tAe 1rst man howled.
~ know . man who 10 willing To
~ Yo1r boots because you are rich,
y nay he suro that there Ii some one
- ke.oompels TO kiss his boots In
-. e who will crings before one
- = b(Gger than himself will play
styrsns with al smaller than him.
~ .'fro6ts Of Farming" 10 the title
- article going the rounds OF the
1oss. IL probably alludes 10 those
os who always lay out Q poor
oooea and peach crop ~ soon ~ spring
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s~hkfn NsStoI -, 80 - 80. 80 =
-. srA Cor r~.... -. ...sL,.uu-
a,he, WsdNsv as..r-a-..a...T...n-.
National BaeI 80 -.
49,
b"e'1Pau' fvtss publishes dispatch.
- frsw points In Minnesota, which repro
49, srov'ns crops - unprecedented By
I"'ms eo"''''" ~ use : m'"'n
~y".. $500
-, 49,
|
Advices from Texas say that a band
~ train robbers that has fos several months
been pIuudsvins the Houston A Texas Central
and Pacific Railroads has been bn,hen up, and
a number 81 the rang arrested.
Tho Tennessee Agricultural Bureau
reports threatened ravsges II ubesi rust, bat
not ~ dangerous % nrss expected Although
.ome damage has been done already, the sree-
age will make the production about three
fourths Of an average cVop. Corn, tobacco,
and other crops are excslient
A woman claiming IN n. ~. ,.va,i
~,,. n, ~ . o,a,,.n =, -.
Sesaollv Al..y In (F.le~0l. ~ a. . IN
con,.., az. .u, ,,.,,n,a. 81, :, a..
,h., ~.
,e, Of a mi,l,o, IN her. and a, mon,h. 400
offered 10 com,rom,.. %, an .aa,,,o,. hi,
mill,on. which she refused.
n w.,,.
""'''o"' P'o"''"c"' coal "e"'
VI .",esso, - '"oH w hs seeoohts - treas
urn Oh Inc vlIIARc Oh fyNIe IufH. vn tHf anlnlnf
~ sp'oV WV" "e mss nee" TREASURER .
years. an. mss s'~a"any oecosne more ana
more ,nvo've" w t"s'nes. ana 10 Investments
10 t"s. "ne" ms 'erm expires W . ie~ days
NC vi" oe """o'e 70 se"'"'
The coal miners who are on o strike
In Madison county, H., opposite a.. Louis,
have published an appeal asking for proy,s,ons
thev have been working 10, from one On onc
aat nas halt ,sues a t,shsl - ~Al.L sA.s -.
NNNH HFHIN IlNN ~
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IIWG0lI 01XVXIA0O03. NH nDW MN 0WNIvR 0I
-.--...s.~.s..,S~
sttenspt he demands on charity In the
strike district are very large. lbs dcrissoe re-
ahsrned o. Manchester tn carry out the E-n"s'
q lc<k out sfl thros 200 more peOpls into
s'o""o" inns o' "sy S'"' w
. 49, oy """' VI"
"p.." =" $3.50 $3.50
= "o.s'"e"' )" v"'cs NC ''"ouh'"a '"' CIV
e'""s"' ""'e"t 'efm'' esys MS 'ahxosse
Va - feeA's~ - " enhre'y o'e6shoo' The
ms's' se sp"'~n o~'ne pfo'np'~' W 'esi~r"
u"e, inc VINES 'rheses 'he government .
INC Sho's' 10 seuns siky W the present en'
s'' s"a '"e iac' ,hs' "iSds''"e e'nno' srcu-
"e country ny wholesale dcnnhciation. ~ The
government the L"nh"n new'psp"rs' fashion
so'e p'"P'e an" eh"ea'rn ~T ets'n,' -'fne er-
p'ee"'o" OF OPINION " us contrary, 'oe' not
B,rm,ovh,m s,,, ,o., ..,. r., s,,,on,
Novtheo,.. Cbsocella, n, N. y,eh.ou., ,,.
ys,ely de.l,.d NJ. Chamberlain Ro.,,,., mem.
be, Of Parliament, a., Bl,m,oyh.m. IN u.,o,.
his r.ouss, for IA. a.y a., di.cu.s,,y the mn.
ton coprurr,,g In the eo,.nm.n,,. fortvn
policy.
''"' '"s'"''"" !" =" "c"''e'-
rAncsh are w mHhe np !" . h"usnnh men.
M. n,r,,~.
duu..,h s-.u. y,.... ..n.
surgents sem 10 have entirely disappeared
from the Martha valley. hat Il IL unknown
whether they have been driven dsek or are
merely concentrating Ia resist the Larry. Rus
sian reinforccmea,s. A most importan, army
corps on the froot Of C~onstsnuaople IL CON-
ipandcd BY an Enriishmsn, Baker Pashs. Cap |
tain Manthorpe. Englshman, second In com
snand OF the Turkish Meet hes Just received .
decoration from the Sultan. A Belgrade dis
patch ssys; Tie Ministcr of war has resigned, |
and srtendse notifications Of the Ministry is
expected. H. 600
A y,enn. disn.,cb ..v. ,h., .r.r,,,
,.,,,,. n, IN. ,.x a,..L..u. ~.
,.n.v,, m. A,h.,,.n. 49,.
lem. ,.,,.. .u,,,,..,nr ,o ~. tI.... -
,.n.g,n and co, NAV h,..I 49,, :, "..wa
49,, r.. $500. -'
y,.,h., an snv,a. -
,ho,. r,n..., .. ca,,..r c"".N".""
M. co,,..,ood.n, .ho .n........I" p"'."-
,a.. ,e,,e,,,.. m. .,.,.r.n, ,h., ~. -.
,..,,o, 90. ,.,., ...,.,. ..s -, .-s."N.
~,,h .,.,c,o, .. 400, -. I....-..."-"
conv,rc.a ,h., the, a.. mo-, ,no,r,,, 49, n,
gaia
n..u.. u-
'""y ''s"ys
" ' "~s "S". '"e e's'""''o" OF Snum'a
.,.m. '" .ne rus
800 ''"'.'"" ."''"'y au'
~ "'.." nave "e''ae" 'oon,y
Wv. "'"s'' o'e,e" "'es nor'n-
t"','e'"" e"u",a
~ - ",."" .. P's.," s''"'he"'
:. '''''s'"s ~"
NJ '"a' W VI
.,,,.,. :. p"..n""''n - =. "o".c
Russi.n ,ro,n. ~iu v,,h,ir.~ fr,,, po,,.u.
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GnnAasm A.1lws.-A pcnny's worth
kyeeets thrse pints warm water. salt.
talf cup full Of molassos, and Ora
- Gour enough TO make q thick bat
~ ~ y In = warm place to rise; have
your mufin pan hot and bake In . hot
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NJ. james Gordon Bennett, Il he
[takcs care Of his health and his money,
euGAt 10 become \ Of the richest men
- ~ country. He hes some expensive
tnDeoA, but he b not . spendthrift by n
nsens. He y now vergine on lorty.
~ y unmarried.
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Expose yourself day and night; eat too
much without exercise; work too hard ~t,h'
out rest; doctor all the time; take all the vile
nostrums advertised, and then you win want
to know '"'
Haew % Sses Wen.
Which d answered In three words-Take Ron
Bitters! See other column. "P
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lf You act with : view to praise only.
dseerve none.
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Latham introduced q joint resolution reci,-
subjected by the threatened raids 81 SIitiov
Hull, and acroes the Mexican border, and All,
thortxing the President, II he deems IL nece.-
sary during the recess, TO increase the army nv
the enlistment Of volunteers not 10 exceed ,5,.
W Knott presented q preamble and resolu-
DENTAL election In Florida and Louisiana. And
ios . select committee Of IL members OF the
house to Inquire into such allegations OF fraud
and TO report TO the House at any time. After
. long and animated debate the preamble ana
resolutions went over without further actioa.
wetghts and measures, reported q bill prohibit,
ting the further coinage of the three and Ave
cent silver .pteces, and declaring subsidiary ali.
yer coin Q legal tender ia amounts moi exceed.
log tweety d~olisrs-passed. Yeas, IFS: aays,
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pcremptOriIy urged EVACUATION, nut aurottly
offered 10 fall back II the fortrcsses surrender
ell. The bait wAs swallow ed and the Russians
have promised, ~ my informant assures me- to
retire to AdriAnople and Dedragratch aud qui,
Erzcroum ~ soon ~ the three fortresses are
evacustcd. The evacuation will begin at once.
There is to be no written convention, aud all
will he settled by verbal agreement.
RUSSIA.
The report that the Russian General
Todleben IL negotiating with the British Ad-
miral Horribly and the Porte, and that he had
sent An ultimatum 10 the Porte, are contra
dicted. The pending negotiations between St.
Petersburg and London, per Todleben, Ia not
likely to adopt ANY course tending to create
new complications. Vie has met Admiral Ho-
raby, who, after spending three days with Lay
ard, returned 10 lsmid. The Car IL person
ally directing the negotiations with the assist
Ance Of the CAron Jamini. The Cars predi.
ections are entirely In favor Of peace. II seems
10 DO the general impression that Prince Gorts
chakof will not be able 70 resume the Chan
cellorship.
The present endeavors are stated n be d.
rectcd toward securing such an understanding
between England and Russia As will permit the
assembling Of the Congress without Q certain
" al failure. Great misery and restitution
prevails among the peasants Of the Russian
government al Kasson, vitka Mimi, Nsvgord
and simbrisk. The local administrations can
not Afford relief, a. the people are unable to
pay taxes.
A special from Berlin states that Rus
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Mrs. BrOtherton, q widow lady, 0i
Springfield, H., committed suicide on the
morning Of May 7th, by drowning herself In q
eisteru. She was insane, and had made previ.
y attempts to destroy herself.
The boiler ut the Cxss coal mine ncar
Tamora, H., exploded May 18th. killing -four
men and wounding three small boys who were
playing near the boiler, and who have since
died. The boiler was blown $50 yards,
Isaac Evans, (colored) aged ~. was
hanged At Anita, Louisiana, May 10, for the
murder Of Edward Bowen, aged ~, ON the 18th
Of July, 1871. He confessed the murder, say
ing he Was drunk when he fired the fatal shot,
Walter Y, Shindle. Of Danville. Pa,
and c. Kahler, Of Hanover, Pa, studems oi
the theological seminary at Gettysburg, were
drowned In Spring Lake, May sth, by ths up
setting Of = boat. They were graduated ., the
Pennsylvania College last year.
A performer with = variety combina'
tion st Rockport, lnd., Nay Nth, attempted te
ahoot an apple from the head Of . woman, bu,
instead accidentally shot an eighs-ysar-old DO,
named Wright THROUGH the head. He was ar
rested, but subsequently released.
The dispatch to the effect that A. ID,
Waidron, Treasurer Of the village Of Hyda
Park, . suburb Of Chicago. wac behind In hi
accounts, turns out to be false. II 10 o sta
ted that he 10 prepared TO settle in full all hi,
indebtedness TO that corporation.
The United States Grand Jury has
The daily gazette., 1878-08-05
FOURTH EDITION
New Castle Letter.
NEW CASTLE, Aug.

NEW CASTLE, Aug. 4, 1878.
The Democratic delegate election was
held in the Court House on Saturday, the
turn out was not large. A little dissatis-
faction with one Of the delegates upon
the ticket caused the bringing out of
those voters who seldom or ever take
part in these small issues. The votes
polled were as follows: Geo. Gray, 146 !;
John Rodney, 1873; VIM. Herbert, 119 ;
S. M. Roberts, $50; Thomas White, 14S ;
Alex. b. Cooper, 81.
At the Republican headquarters on
Union street, an election for county dele
gates was going on during the afternoon.
We noticed but few of Delaware stock
about, the whole affair seem to be run
for and by those from abroad.
The United Cornet Band stopped here
on Saturday night on their way to Cape
May, they serenaded several of our citi'
zens after which they went aboard theil
schooner amid the hearty cheers OF .
large assemblage. New Castle always
feels certain interest in this band from
the fact that two or three Of our boys
belong.
Alfred Turner (the N. S. of the Repub
Iican) has purchased Gordon press and
set it up in an Office on Water street.
"Alf" is practical printer having put ii
his time on the Philadelphia Enquirer
and afterwards upon some Florida paper
One or two arrests by the police was
the haul for the brown mansion on Satur
day,
The daily gazette., 1878-08-05
FIFTH EDITION.
Another Outrage by Negroes.
TWO LADIES WHILE RETURNING HOME
NEAR ELKToN ARE BRUTALLY
ASSAULTED.

TWO LADIES WHILE RETURNING HOME
NEAR ELRroN ARE BRUTALLY
ASSAULTED.
On last Friday evening between and
10 o'clock, as Mrs. John Il. Wilson, the
wife Of well known Law yer, in compa-
NY with her niece, were returning from
Elkton to their home about quarter of
mile from that town, they were as
saulted by two negroes, when within q
short distance of their own door.
The II nds were concealed behind a
tree on the sidewalk, and as the ladies
passed they sprang out and seized both
OF them.
The niece, very fortunately, broke
loose from the negro having hold of her,
and succeeded in reaching the house OF
her aunt, where she gave The alarm. Mr.
Wilson Immediately hurried to the spot,
but before he reached there the negro
had tbrswn his wife 10 the ground and
was choking her. Her screams of "mur.
der, and the appearance of her husband
had the effect Of frightening the brutal
wretch of. She was found by Mr.. Will
son lying in pool of blood. which had
flowed from cut in the head that she
received in falling
Her body was also considerably bruis
ed. When the outrage became knowI
the next day suspicion pointed TO two
negroes who were employed on thu
steamer Port Royal Tho boat had lef
early the Glowing morning, with al
excursion, but when she returned in tn,
evening, the officers went on BOARD ant
arrested four colored men. The officer
had all they possibly could do to keel
them from being lynched.
They will be given hearing this even
The daily gazette., 1878-08-05
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

In Philadelphia on Tuesday, church
tent was struck by lightning. A Mr.. Will
son was knocked from two chairs on
which he was standing, and stunned, and
near him at the moment were Mamie Ell
fret and one of thaother injured children
and two boys, seated near the pole OF the
tent.
MIR. Wilson, when struck, fell to the
ground and felt as soon as he recovered
himself that one side of his face was
scorched, and he states lie felt as though
his head had broke in half. by the time
he partially recovered he found that the
tent was on fire, and also learned of the
mishaps to the children, but he went for
some water, nevertheless, to extinguish
flames. He also noticed that the lights
IN the tent, kerosene lamps, six in mum
Der, were lighted, but how is something
OF IA mystery.
BY this time the alarm had been given
and several hundred people gathered
around the tent, and it was pulled down
after being partially consumed. Three OF
the benches in the tent were badly scor.
ched by the fire, and "A portion of the hay
spread on the ground was burned The
lightning struck the tent pole and rar
down and set fire to the hav, or else the
kerosene oil in the lamps, and the flames
were then communicated to the bench
es.
| Mamie Elfret was struck in the abdo
men and the fluid ran down her left LEI
and ripped off her shoe, and soon after
wards the body turned black.
Nellie Blu ms was struck back of th
neck and is badly bruised about the breas
and the slipper on h-r right foot was tor
t shreds. When found she was insel
BILE.
/ Walter Elfret is badly burned abou
the body. and also Willie Adams.
: DIR. j. IL. B Moon, who attended til
: children, thinks they will all I-cove
4 although they were insensi BILE last ever
r ing
The daily gazette., 1878-08-05
THE RECENT SOLAR ECLIPSE.

PROF SWIFT, OF ROCHESTER,, IS SURE
THAT HE DISCOVERED VULCAN
ROCHESTER, N. Y. Aug. 3.-Prof. SWIM
arrived In town tonight, and in an inter
view with q reporter stated that he had nc
more doubt that he discovered Vulcan
than that he had been 70 Colorado He
says the confirmation Il the existence OF
this planet will create rs great a SCI sation
In scientific circles az the discovery OF the
moons OF Mars. His simultaneous dis.
covery OF Vulcan confrms Prot. Watsoni
amour cement. He and Watson agree on
the distance and direction o Vulcan from
the sun, and he says he now can confirm
the di covery by observ .tioss. since th'
! locality Is known.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-05
PERSONAL.

The Earl of Dufferin was at the Sara
toga races on Friday.
The condition of President Raymond,
Of vassar, college, is improved.
Miss Susan b. Antony made a Green
back speech Mt Rochester, N. Y, the
other evening.
Fighting Joe Hooker is at the Grand
Union hotel. Saratoga, fighting hackmen
and mosquitoes.
Senator Eustis, of Louisiana. who has
been at Pittsheld, Mass, for some weeks
past has returned to New Orleans.
1t Is about time for another batch o'
the interesting table-talk Ulysses 8
Young and John Russell Grant.
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county Executive COMMITTEES.

The Republicans, on Saturday held an
election for members of their County
Executive Committee. The following
are the result of the elections, as far ns
received:
First Ward-John b. johnson, I'll M
Mullen, James A. Wilson.
Second Ward-Wm. McCrea, q. Cin
vev, John johnson.
Third Ward--John A. Kelly, w. II
Clayton, DIR. N. b. Morrison.
Fifth Ward-T. W. SaVille, j. ii. Ru
dolph, B. +. Bye.
Sixth Ward-H. H. Hawkins, George
Mccall, N. Bachus.
Seventh Wa.d-J. B. Moore, j. ID
winslow, S. b. McCarty.
Eighth Ward-Sith Feaster, Robert +
Wright, Joseph Walker.
Ninth Ward-James A. Spencer, A
b. McP. johnson, John Davis.
New Castle Hundred-Jamss Odgers
Warren Barneby, Capt. Sol Townsend.
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An lnNuRAl.

The Coroner held an inquest, last
evening, over the body of colored baby
named Mary Berthe Cooper, aged ten
months the child mother lived IN Phil
ateiphia, and brought the infant here
about two weeks ago for change of air,
it be ng SICK, leaving 1t with fr oaos oy yet
Gle, cute s.r.et bldge, weere 1t died TO-
terday morning. The child had been at.
tended to by DR.. Bayard +. Smith, but a.
he had gone off on trip to New York
an inquest was necessary in order to give
= burial certificate. The jury rendered a
verdic: of death from the effects of mar
asm,ls
The daily gazette., 1878-08-05
A BOLT OF LIGHTNING.

Yesterday afternoon during the storm
while Mr.. William Clavey and wife were
driving along the public road near the
farm of Robert Davis, in White Clay
Creek Hundred, bolt of lightning pass
ed between the foot board of the carriage
and the horse, stunning its occupants and
burning the horses tail. 1t continued on
its way into the house of Mr.. Davis.
striking table and passing out through
the kitchen, tor up number of bricks
and then passed out into the yard, where
It made large hole in the ground. The
family had very fortunately just arose
from the table perhaps they might have
been seriously injured, as it was the,
were all stunned.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-05

A five.dollar counterfeit legal-tender
note of the new issue series was present.
ed at the Treasury on Saturday which
had evidently been printed from the
original plate. The note was cancelled,
and whoever took it lost the five dollars
Iuti bet o nes er on question to olive
how a note eau be counterf lit VIII I
printed from the original plate. Wha
sort of men has John Sherman placed il
charge of the Bureau of Engraving ant
Printing, that they permit the origina
plates to be used in this way? Who i
safe in taking Government money if thu
original plates are used to print counter
feits