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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-19
0efdbrli6es Nacbtm anbeln.

Gin merfwirbtser SAL BON Spmz
tambuli6mus, Der let6t bic traurts>
item 6cl9en bdtte baben fSnnet, miro
ter @ieaer .. Big. aus parts nit
setbetlt. 0rdFn S., cine befannte
Dame bewcbnt jeBt tbr S6lob III ber
Ndbe Don paris. Sett etntser 3ett
bemerfte ite ben Ab9ang BON prettrs
len SptBen unb anbern wertbppuen
Sptlettez0 e9enl tdnpen. Die Gbrlt6=
felt unp Sreue tbrer 9eute (iie bat muir
cine &ammerfrau unb etnen &utlder
sur Septenun9) iaten tbr jepp6 70 erz
profit bab Tie btelelben nt6t
Elm Mal 1T @erba6t bate bic feblen<
ben Oesentdnpe enttperbet su baben.
Sbr SDbn jeppd, Elm Sffster, Der fIe
ctefer Gage belu6te, mar 1t6t 70 Yer<
t%rauensSpQ unb nabm 1t6 por, 9elez
sentlt@ aufsupaien un1 pie er metnte>
ben Oteb su entoeden. Gpr einieen
Nbenren ppttrte ct itd nun ppbl bez
w1Tnet IN etttem lan9en Corridor,
wel6er cas 9anSe S6loe bur6lduft
uno erpartete, bab fetn 0eroa9t fi6
befdttsen wirpe. Sts / ubr mad
Wttterna6t blieb aQeS rubts. Sn
ptefem au9enbltde jepp9 erfdten Elm
S6atten am anberen Gnbe bes Cor
rioprs. Der Sf13ter feuerte nun cine
ptltple ab, slidltder @etfe jeoo@
pbne 3t trefen; benn betn S4eine
bes auffammenoen S6u0e6 erfannte
er fetne Mutter, bic in etnem 3ultanbe
oes SamnambulismuS fire pretipIen
aus tbrem Spubptr fort true, unb fe
in elmer Serfaaenen Nii9e bes Gorriz
oprs perbars, no it6 aud allies Tebz
lenee wteber oprfano.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-19
Gin Sittenbil0.

Der Serltner &reussettuns tbeilt
man bon Sarmen f%Olsenpenben uflefz
men Seitra9 CUR Stttahsei1t6te Der
Belt" nit: uSn llnterbarmen tpurpen
am 19. Deg. swet 6rauen perbaftet
bic IN tru1tfenem 3uitabe in ears entz
lebltGer Wetie icanpaltrten. Sie bait
ten Die ant Nlpr9en alS @ert6tsseuz
gen Yeretnnabmten 0ebibre - Ser
trurfen. Der Mann oer etnen du<
berte, wdbreno iie utter gealeituna
elmer srpben Menfdenmenee tpeaeeS
flbrt purpen: pos 1T redt nun Bin
i'd ie bod beute log !" Sn Der 6reube
iiber ptefe 8efretuns fpra6en bic
Mdnner Der rerbafteten 6rauen iebt
Der Glafde 70 eifrts gu, roB fe ebenz
faas we9er S%cancaltrens perbaftet
uno in oteielbe ppliseifatipn ab9efibrt
werben mubten."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-19
pG aro6e Rnf
F6 9tsetiae in alien Iteilex tes eantss
bat ais cine
1rpBe unb quite Mebtatn

unb bic NtaFe ron axerfennenten 3euartNeu IN Bin
reiGenber 8erets feines srpfen gBerttes. Is rirb spn
MerSten unb Mprttetern enpfphlen. ais 8luts Reintoer
fam es midi ubertrCfea pereen.
aNeBettne lit nt6t ais 5aneh @etrdnf rrn iblens
tenn 9iqupr 8entaGt, rrelder has Ssfem ruinirt. RAFT e.
ju fdrfen. ~
@enlsen nidt BE sielen 3euentFe III feiuen @uraen
ietem rerninftts ~bentenhen Wenf6en? IRan lefe hiefel.
ben unb IS irirb fein 3reifel rnetr befeten. SIN rielen
Iauen trren mir ron QeHter. ba6 lie fetnen IusSrud fir
TIRE S6merien unb Qeieen fnSen t6nnen, ME 4. q. pp
Der 9anse 8Srper Srn Scrppteln nn9efreffen 1T. Sf
es ni6t tinrettenter gereis Ter Seittraft hes 0eae.
ttne, renn es S6ner3en entfernt, tem &Srper reiniat,
une aae Erantbeiten baraus ~entfernt? gDenn Qeaes
tne etes Nles ttut, 1T es nt6t 70 gut pte bewieien,
eaB es aud gut tetlen rirb, penr SIR leieet. gDpher
otefe groBe N~Btrtuns ? g1eil Is i'm 8lut, TN e~ireuliren.
ben Gluieunt, arbettet unb In Der Itat Der arpse
Blut.& eintser TT. Die r~tetite1 !Rranfheitsr ent.
fpringen aus benz Slut, unb feline Wett,in, rel6e ni6t
brett barauf %btnptrtt, bat @runb ;r Nnerftnnuna.
gDenn eas glut teblps unb trdse pirb, entpeter furd
gSetter+ Verdni seung pter 8lind ,gDedfI erbeiaefItrt.
peer hurh Ntansel an 8etpeeung, un~reaelm6siae Otdt,
roer aus tr8eno etnetn antern Wrunhe, 70 III eS baS
Uegettne, trel6es bas Slut rteber %erneuert, bic faus
len Sdfte ausf6eibet unb ben eanien R5rper rieher
fdrtt. Aer3te, fctrptl ais Eaten eeben ;u, haF has
gRan;enret4 mebr Setltrdfte In ids brat ais tas
~ tneraitst@ Seaetins. befett aus. gursefn.
Ntneen unb Trdutern. Gs bat einen dnaeuetnten Sc
t1ntad un6 tann rbne Wa6tteil elner .Sinee oeaeben
werfen. Srau&en Sic es? 36sern sic ni6t es ~
brau6en. Ste werhen eS niemaIs b~ereuen,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-19

trpfen. 5eute perben bafelbf ptez
Forum $500 @efansene unb auberz
Dem 1900 Dertrunbete 5Irfen ertpar<
tet." Terner miro bebauptet, Ssmar,
Yal6a babe, beSpr er ben NusfaQ UNI
ternabnt 40 0el6lBe Yerf6teoenen
&alibers tn bet uusebuns BON plewz
ra perSraben lalien. Die Bebaupz
tun9 fdefnt fi6 barauf SIT sriinoen
paB es merfwirpis erldeint, bab Ss<
man nit II Sanpner (pte erbeutet
puroen) Dem unsebepern Nrtiaerfe>
part Der NQtirten etnen 70 lanser utlp
bartnddt9en @iperfanp entse9ense<
feBt bat.
Die 2pnponer Daily Stems erbdlt
BON tbrem Gprreippnbenten I'M Eager
ceS Generals 0urfp etnert na6trde=
lt6en 8eri6t iiber ben 3ufanb BON
plewna mad rer uebersabe. Das
Gleno 9ebt iiber ale 8esrtfe. Seit
ben Ia9en ber pet in persansenen
Sabrbunberten feten fpl6e SdrefntlIe
ntdt erlebt ,porben. SSman pai9a,
70 f6etnt es, bat fir bic Eaulenpe Ser
t~punbeten unb &ranfent alS ct fefner
Nusfau madte, feline Tirforse setrof~
fen, unb bic &u6en f9aften erit am
WfprSen bes brttten Cages etntse 5il=
fe. Damn purben bic Soften BON
ZEN 2ebenpen 9eipnrert unb 2eBterer
Nabrunssmtttel seret6t. @tele iebp6
tarben pabreno ite su e0en Yerlu6<
ten. Sir bic 8eafdafuns Der Spbz
ten tparet muir bret @aeen unb etre
9ertnse &nsabl bon seutert perpenoz
bar. Die &pbbett nit Der man ptele
traurtse Nrbett ausfibrte ptrb ais
f9redlid 9eidtlbert. Der Gprrelppnz
bent tabelt bic Gul1en tpesen tbres
Mansels an Gprberettuns unb lit ber
Nnit6t oaB man etten Mpnat frlber
bic ri6ttsen 8eamten fir ben Sail bic
fer CAPITALIZATION bdtte idafen miHen.
uplewna," ip fullest ber pom II. b.
pattrte Sert6t lift etn unsebeueres
Setnbaus, pel6eS aQeS muir Oenfbare
ait Sdrefen iibertrtft."
Die Simes brtn9t cine Nlptts iber
Sdader auf Dem S6la6tfelpe. Gs
miro bartn ber 5anbel nit GpbtenfDpz
fen bestebentlt6 &uhen@ pber Sirfenz
&tnnlapen BON ben bulsartidetz
S9ladtfelpern erpdbnt Der fBrmlt6
pr9antitrt 5u fetn fdetnt. Speculative
&Spfe faufen BON Der @ablltatt Stint
lapen Elm, bic ite NIT sebn 6ranfen bez
sablen uno in &titen su 500 Stid
na6 parts seridtden, 100 ite Gnsrps
NIT so PCT. 0epinn perfauft weroen.
Die 3dbne perben ert in paris aus
sebrcden uno fprtirt, utn su flnitlt6en
0ebil1en oertpenbet su tperpen.
Wte aus Sudaret seutelpet piro,
wiitbete in Sulsarien unb &umdnten
ant Is. DEG. Elm iberaus beftteer
Sdneeiturln, tem in Der l1meeeenp
BON Sudaret 80 pferbe ulo 20
Sratn<S plpaten gum Spfer eefauen
finc. Die 0eseno pom Sudareit 1T
per6dltntbmdBis bur6 bic &arpatben
9e9en bic NOrowtnbe se1diBt. @te
mag eS unter iplden umltdnben in
8ul9arten ausfeben, 100 oer @inb
dber bic ofene Mlnrunsssesenb Der
Dcnau Direct BON ben S6neefelpern
&ublanbs beriiberltretft? ..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-19

befebt bas GrsebntB in einem srenseuz
lpien 8irrparr, unb namentlt6 IN Der
lleberf6ulbuna steler @emetnpen.
aber Dem @plfe seben aumdlis bic
Mudelt auf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-19
1Geber Baltimore.

Seter, Der has alte Saterlanb befu6en Fter Der
rantte unb 8reunte rrn europa fpmmen lafen nth,
fOate be pradtppaen, nsven, e~iiernen e6rauben gpfs
bdmpffhtTe heS
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-19
@d8 nDthtn III.

s.x..W e SpfDn, 10. 5ebr. 1871.
Wertter $err!-Sette inein Sabre titt i'd an anae.
t,etner S6rade. Vegettne rurte mir befens EN-.
problem nnb bat mir pielen 9prtteil eebra6t. Sd babe
BEN artttsl sebraude unb mad tem @ebrau6 Serlbies
ssnsr giaidsn rarbe ID pieter t%eraeifeat. Sd Bin
iaSert9tl9 Gag Is te'ne before Webisin fir bic sane
9tept, motar Ge8ettne e~nnpfDhlen rtrb, un6 ids
n,b8ts ss aaen Denen betens empfetlen, rpei6e Der
startling uno Sieberterfelune ttrer 8efunbbeit bs.
earten. M6tun9spp1
u. Z. @ettcnafn.
5trnta 9. 81. 9ettengi1 g. Gp.,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-19
VEGETINE
fam nfGt ibertrofen tperben.

Gtartestrrn.
Serrn s.. R. StesenS.
%Sierrntt be8euse i'd, baB i'd Sbr y8tuts Mfttel"
(8e8ettne) rtebrere Satre binturh In rneiner "a
Mile sebrau6t babe. un6 i'd bin Ser Nnf6t, bak es in
Sauen pon SesSpheln rber trebFsen Musfdldeen pter
eeiben ut6t ibertrpffen perben fann.
Als Slutretnt9er unb 5rlbiabr Mebi,in tn Ne bic
bette, irel6e Id lie 8ebrau6t babe. SD fam bober hiefe
Meetiin nit euten @ertHen befens empfetlen.
a6tunssrpu
Wrs. 81. 81. 0fnsmore,
40 R,Hei AZ
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-19

3te iinter8sidneten, reIde IS f& CUR @ufsabe sefent,
arrne, perratrlufe 8ndben su ~rirbissn 8tietern Ter
Stride uab ju brau6baren Sursern her nenf4li6eu &C.
feGf6att beran;ubileen, lahen hermit setrer, 5antwer,
Ter unb Sarm. Nrbeiter, Bic ben Seruf in f6 flRten,
tire 8rdfte einem 70 to6eflen Werte ;u peiten, dufS
freuntttdfe etn, fd itnen %an,ui&lieeen. 3ebf elmer
fb6nen Setmdtt. bietet it'd tier ~ebenfaQs bic f66ue Sc.
lessnteit bar. f& fur bic 5immIif6e spr,uberetten.
Die Sruber oeS bell. TransiSfms.
care of
Right Rev. THOMAS GRACE,
Bishop of st. Paul, Mimi.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-19
VEGETTINE
AQe baben Sinperuns empfanaer.

Aue babe1 Stttpertn9 empfaneen.
S1utf 9erwif, Mp., II. San. 1872
Serrn S. q. 6tepenS: o 70"
20 lt1t ienn Jatre an @erbduunsslpisteit in ttrer
f6limmifen Sprn,, unb babe 6unberte spn Spnors fSr
Mlebtitnen ausge9eben pine irsenb pel6en Grfrfa
.ett September, mo- i'd ansetaneen geattine AZ as s
erau9en, pat l@ ntetne 8efuntbeit fprtpdtrenb aebeei,
Iert: so perbaue gut unb babe IS Yfunb ,uaenpnprtsn
aneere BIER ~pptnbafte 0erfonen, psi%t
y egettne nabnten, taben srpee Q%tnberuna en,sfuns
Str er9ebenner "
SbDmds g. Mpprc.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-01
One Of Honest Johns NIonop
-a# lies.

3
From the Bait. Gazette. nn'.
One Of the most gigantic monopolies in
TINS country is the Alaska Seal Companv
John Sherman is one of the principals In
the concern and it was through his infn-
ence and that of Senator Morton
That the concessions which this company
enjoys were obtained from the Govern
ment. Boutwell, gave the company alb
solute possession of Alaska with astipula-
ton that they should kill but 100000
seals per year. John Morton, a son of
the Senator, was sent out TO see that this
part ofthe contract was relgiously car
ried out. In due time the troops were
Withdrawn and Norton was left alone
10 stand between the seals and the rapa-
cious corporation upon which John Sher-
man depends for dividends. The COM
pany pays the Government only $500, 900
year for the fishing privilege of Alaska
and is clearing annually five times that
much. Morton says only 100000 seals
are s'ain per annum,b but as he did al the
counting 1t is fair to assume that dozen
or two more per year would not have
vexed his soul. 1t is barely possible
that he may have been paid something
for having sore eyes, for oil reports agree
that the slaughter Of seas has been vim
dictive and remorseless. What the Hud-
son Bay Company once was the to Brit
ish America is John Shermans Seal
Company to Alaska. The purchase of
Alaska was vile swindle in the first
place and it has never been worth rush
save to further enrich John Sherman and
few ofhis Washington pals.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-01
Horrible Tragedy i'm Tennessee e

A dispatch from Nashville, Tenn,
says: "a horrible tragedy occurred
within three miles of the Hermitage at I
O'Clock Wednesday evening. John Cloyd
colored, had that morning quareled with
and fatally shot Winfield McWhirter in
an alteration concerning the picking of
cotton. Frank Warpool, who was depuz
tized to arrest Cloyd, summoned DIR.
Raymer, James McWhirter and John Os-
borne to assist him. They went to the
house of John Williamson, colored, and
found him heavily armed with two pis-
tolls and a gun, and saw two men run
from the house as they entered.
They took Williamson into custody
and started down the turnpike with him,
believing they would overtake Cloyd at
Greenhill, village not far Distant
When in front of DIR. John +. Gleaves'
residence McWhirter went in to leave a
gun he had borrowed, thinking the dam
ger had passed. McWhirter and Gleaves
started out to meet the posse, but as
they reached the door brisk firing OF
pistols commenced. When they reached
the scene of action Warpool and John
Cloyd lay dead in the road, and Dr. Ray
mer was found to be shot through the
arm and thigh, and dangerously if not
fatally wounded. Two men who are
supposed to have been with the attack
ing party ran Off"
The daily gazette., 1878-11-01
Personal.

THE Pres DENT visited the fair of the
Maryland Institute at Baltimore yester-
day. ....#5
EVANGELIST MOODY will preach at the
Baltimore City Jail every Sunday morn
ing during the winter.
MURAT HALsTEAD has taken dwell
ing In Paris, and will probably remain
there with his family until next spring
PARKER PILLsBURY, of abolition fame
has made a speech in furtherance of the
election of Wendell Philips to Congress.
A FATHERLY youth, enc Clinton
James, of Washington, eloped'on We'd
nesday, with the wife of Henry Sisson
and his six step daughters,
" GOVERNOR WADE HAMPTON is book
ed for Boston, in Massachusetts. He will
address the Young Mems congress there
during its present session.
THE LATE Senator Morton's son John
was ignorant of the death of his father
when he landed in San Francisco recently
He had been in Alaska all the time.
SENATOR THURMAN's health is still
improving. He will move TO Washing
ton in about ten days. Mrs. Thurman is
already there and has paid her respects tt
Mrs. HAYES.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-01
p Pract1cabiIity of Specie Re
SllIu nfIOn

WASHINGTON, October 31.-Secretary
Sherman has written letter to j. LIE
Roy, III. Dodd, Buchanan, Michigan, with
reference to the practicability of resump-
tion, in which he says the coin balance in
the treasury on the LIST inst, available for
resumption, making allowance for liza
bilities ($9S, ,427,7S1 sly was $134,2 =
S65 06. At least this much will be avail
able he thinks January 1, 1870. The
Secretary says there is no probability of
the coin liabilities being presented for
payment. The circulation of paper cur
rency per capita in the United States is
$14 65, the aggregate and per capita
amount of circulation being larger in this
country than in any other. The aggre-
gate paper currency in circulation in this
country is put down at $6Ss, ,597,275.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-01
General News.

n
Detwiler & Welsh, owners of the MARI
et-street Hour mills, Philadelphia. have
failed. Liabiitesstated TO be less than
100000. '""H
The Miles blgamy case, at Salt Jaka
CITY, was closed yesterday. The defend
ant was held for the action of the GRAND
jury In $1,000 bail.
rhe coinage at the United Sta es mint
In Philadelphia durin October amounted
to S2,601 200 gold, STA, 900 silver 81 T0l,
base metal-total 1881 900.
The national greenback labor partv in
the tenth New York congre. sional dis
trict have indorsed the nomination Of
Orlando b. Potter for Congress.
The steamship Hermann Ludwig sailed
from New York September 28 for An
twerp, and has not since been heard
from, 1t Is feared she foundered durino
the recent gales.
The President has signed the commits
sion of Halbert Il. Paine, of Wisconsin
to be commissioner OF patents. vice
Ellis Spear, resigned. Gen. Paine will en-
ter upon his official duties tomorrow.
Two freight trains on the Grand Trunk
railway, Canada, collided near Toronto.
yesterday. Both engines and several cars
were wrecked. Two engineers and one
brakeman wereinjured the latter fatally.
Damaged estimated at $4,000.
The four revengeful tramps who at
tempted to wreck Shore Line freight
train near New Haven, Conn, Wed, es-
day morning, were ingeniously captured
Wednesday night, two by being offered
ride on an engine, and two by being
allured to supposedly disabled engine.
The report of the selling coohes impor.
ted from Trinidad and Demarara into
Cuba has been confirmed. The coolies
were defrauded bv the manipulation of
the contracts, and had the fraud not been
discovered by the British consul the spec.
ulatiOn would have been enormous. The
coolies were without exception British
subjects.
At Como, Miss, Wednesday, the first
section of train No. 8 on the Mississippi
railroad, in charge OF Conductor Sprig-
gins, was boarded by about one hundred
tramps. They ordered the conductor to
start his train, which he refused to do ur.
less they got off. The tramps thereupon
severely beat the conductor and started
the train themselves, and were running
it to suit themselvs at last accounts.
In the trial OF Mrs. Alexander, at
bridgeport, Conn, yesterday. for the
murder Of "Stuttering Jack" Chief of
Police March testified to the prisoner
having related to him the sto.y OF the
murder of the man in drunken row, the
recovery under her guidance Of the body
from the river, her appeal in prison 10
Bassett, her paramour, "to confeess and
clear her." and Bassett's reply: al have
nothing to say. AT the proper time will
tell the truth" r-.i. f
The daily gazette., 1878-11-01
A WIFE, BUT NO WOMAN.

BISMARCK d. T., Oct. 81, 1873.
A singular development transpired at
Fort Lincoln to-day. Mrs. Sergeant
Noonan, who died last night, turns out
to be a man. Mrs. Noonan was laun-
dress and most popular midwife. She
had been married three times ana was
one of the widows of the Custer massa-
Gre. Her husband is member OF the
Seventh Cavalry, now in the field. There
is no explanation of the unnatural UNI on
except that the supposed Mexican woman man
was worth $4,000 and was able ,to Duy
her husbands silence. She had Deeh
with the Seventh Cavalry nine years.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-01

TOTICE-I James Q. Pierson do hereby
IN give notice that shall apply TO the
Judges of the Court of General Sessions of
the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the StaSe Msi OF
Castle, OH Monday, the 18th day OF NO
vember next. being the first day OF ane
to keep an inn OF tavern at the mouse
known as the StauntoA Hotel, In MIL
Creek hundred, in school district No.
3s, in New Castle County, In the state
Of Delaware. with the privilege to
sell intoxicating liquors in less quantltles
than one quart, to De drunk on the prem-
ises, and the following respectable citi-
zens recommend the said application, 70
wit: 80
William G. Myers, ,Jr:, VIM. ": WINDSOR
Farley p. Smith, Andrew Gimn'
Henry Bartell, MS
John Bullln, Geo. L. x hamiicoh'
george Alcorn, marx
John Hopes, Witness. Albert woiiaston'
John @. x Cumerford,
marF
.~f~"- witness, F.. w. Cranson.
oct3O-3t* JAMES c. flh@9oN'
The daily gazette., 1878-11-01
TINE TABLE.
- ,.yuOTON.

uv WILMINGTON.
.t,a' Lave ! o. IN, 7:oS, so, 5H s.SS' 90
)aphlssa, . IA 81, l2.4o, 2.so, 4.oo'
.. NJ On N sundays: zoe. D a,
es NJ $50, . B, p m. % NJ 20 An.
tWsSSa. s a, q m, IL ~, IL ~
SIs sa sundays; ind 2os a m; m,;;s,.1,s.
IT, Ou and nd washington; y a1nda o., ", ~
n a. A. ls 80, sos. p M s0h'"''
...dsit, am 4@ p m; no Sunday
L., go, 9i5 a m;io0, Q 80 p
Esndsy train. ,.,o5. A 40
lndaSS ,n < Wort Northern R. r.: 0 2o a
fon %. " no sunday train.
pJ pJR,ast,rn ~, m K. r.; 10 20 a m;5 10
gsodsys: 10 80 a ,nov m:
ANNA: II n, sA slo ! 10 20 u : ia az
ta 'iaN, s IS, f5l, D O, . ~,
,,s D , M; on sundays'i u 4s,
III. 10 p, II l0p M. On
VIZ. lOS, s "a O m; IL ~ os ~
J q, on Sundays IL sS' l 10
pmoM.54O, m o Al, a m; 10 q,
ssp rs N; on Sundays 2 o. q I'D
i,eou: ga q m . Y Y q, 2 ~. " ! ss "a
d Oh Sundays . o. a IN +"
b,posIl' 800 a m : no Sunday
c..,,e. $50 am; IL 10 m;
t N, no sunday trains; !.
sre R. R.; $50 IL 10 q IN
Tc No sunday trains.
.son W A Northern r. R.: 8 05,
4 s n m; no sunday trains.
.,s Western r. r. 7 80 a m;
~ M sundays: 60Op m.
VIIxIsGToN LEAVE PHIL
arsst and Washington ave
m. 10 80, II 45 O m; 2 80. . 80,
nj. .9B, II 30 pm; on sun
ami 6 oO,s IS, II 30, p m.
Second and Market streets:
4. i!is, 3@, $50, II 30 p m;
ys. 3 30. II 30 . m.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-01
.lLROADS,

IEpIi IEpaiA, WILMINGTON q
PRE RAIL ROAD.
fmOeF Ord, 1873.
FaVe Wilmington as follows
ana = ! Intermediate Stations,
m ~
, N. '
Intermediate statiens,
,n Washington, y 70 81, 1 Is, sss.
IN 1saie are, Division, leave for:
ss1 ~, a. m. LOS, 8 80. p.m,
Ap. m. "'' o'a'iohsi
eaiste stations 9.15,
nlrrRArss. o
~ m. ,''e'i'as
~sew York, 200. 8 a. n,
'aAlSgton, 1851. 1 is q
h. tss,lqn ,lm passengers are
b. +. y. RENNEY.
suoerintendent
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shot in His Door.
Houston, Tex, Oct. 81, 1877,

uUUSTUN, ItA', OCU' OF, 1910.
At seven O'Clock this morning man on
horseback rode up the residence of
Adolph Schachtrupp, and calling him out
shot him dead with shot gun. A
nephew of the deceased recognized the
assassin as William Coward. Schach-
trupp was a witness against Coward,
charged with stealingSchachtrupp's mule.
Citizens agree that life is not safe here,
owing to the disgusting imbecility of our
courts, jurors and judges, who continu-
ally acquit the most heartless murder
ers.
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It's rather costly business for Game
ron to run Independent. DemocratlS can,
didates line Mccullough and pambly IN n
Reading. Mccullough was arr driven ZEN sor Sm
the Democratic ticket two lyears ago ioi
alleged venality in the Legislature, I. anr tnr
he dosen't run Cameron curves now ior
nothing and finds himself. Couldn't a
small 5enitentiary be thrown into this
eddy Of battle just:at the last moIncnt' .
Times,
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QUEENSTOWN, Oct. 81

a The National line steamer Helvetia,
Can't. Thompson, which left Liverpool
Yesterday for New York, arrived here I,
to-day and reports that she was ln IN COZ, COZ
lision off Tuskar Light to-day WIN .ne
British revenue cutter fanny' S wno
teen of the Fanny's crew were lost and
seven were saved.
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.


nj OTICE-I, Philip G. Plunkett do here
IN by give notice tha' l shall apply to
the Judges of the Court OF General sessions
of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the state
of Delaware in and Tor the county OF
New Castle, on Monday, the 18th day Of
Novembe Term, A. D., 1878, for a license
TO sell intoxicating liquors in quantities
not less than ore half gallon, not TO be
drunk on the premises. at my store, No.
207 w. Front street, In the First Ward of
the city OF Wilmington, and the following x
respectable ciLizens recommend the said
application, 10 wit;
Daniel McCusker, Julius Guentber,
Caleb Miller. James X ar igan,
Isaac Stevenson, Daniel Maier,
Jas. Monashan, ~ Chris. Schuler,
Jehn Lennon, Thos. Mccormick,
Fred Staib, Owen j Hession.
John T. Kelley, James McKeuna,
Henry Bradley, p. w. Beehan,
John r. Dickey. James Cassidy,
Christian Strobel, VIM. Kyne,
Martin Keogh, James COOK,
Thomas Curley. anton Henze.
oct3i.3t PHILIP q. PL UNKETT.
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For Sale.

W Sules
l@N y. l.. corner Front
gfeels.
AtEsOn between sixth and
h between Van Buren, and
Xs,
p.n Avenue between Har-
one streets.
i,n5 aud north ofthe a bove,
v. corner Harrison and
fslue.
tlaware Avenue between
Boone.
enasylvania Avenue and
feet.
fhOMAS K. LALLY,
Real Estate Agent,
. COZ Market street.
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l,Osti i'm the Irish Sea.

THE HELvETiA RUNS DOWN THE BRITISH
REVENUE CUTTER RFANNY-sEVENrEEN
LIVES LOST.
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|rRs AID BROKERS.
Is Building. Entrance on o.
Street.
american, Red Star, Inman
|l,Ines 10 Great Britain and
Europe
FOR SALE.
rire Insurance Co.'S Stock.
Rsil Road Co.'S Stock.
CITY Railway Co. stock.
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iUK SALE.

4 election OF Farms desira-
klable for Farming and
! Centre Meeting Hou sc
.N.
= Brick Meeting House,
tnd.
Faiou's Mills Christiana
AZ Fulton's Mills, Christi
b Cenreyille. Christiana
CsnIryllle, }, ,Christians hun
Cslmvllle, Christiana hun .
} 1hsyville, Brandywine
mills this side OF Glasgow
nndiel.
BE- lboye farms will be ex.
y property, Apply to
THOMAS X. LALLY,
"! Market Street.
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The sale of reserved seats for the Marie
Roze Concert on Monday next. The
seats are in demand.