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The daily gazette., 1878-01-31
FIFTH EDITION.
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80 a T. VI
At the annual meeting OF the Delaware
State Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany, In this city, today, the following
Directors were elected for 1878:
William Bright NJ. NJ, iOhild, John
Wood, Robert McCaulIey, George w
Bright, Henry Evans, ID. 4. Hawkins,
]. II. Hammond, Rand Humphreys, p,
p. Gustine, Samuel Hargadine, J, Il
Tantinn, @. p. johnson, John p. Hud.
son, George A. Jones, II. w. Cannon,
William III Murphy, William I. Sharp,
Charles II. Maulf, James whaley, Gran.
vile Stokes, II. G. Steward, q. p. Whor'
ton, j ohm II. Thomas, Do. p. Elliott,
Myers, John @. Hazard, VIM. L.. Du
rant, Reynear Williams, NJ. L. Lichten
stein, J. j. Adams, Robert b. Houston
John g.. Harkness, James w. Ware
Thomas r. Hubbard. NN
The daily gazette., 1878-01-31
FITS CURED.

DIR. Browns great prescription forIEpI-
lepsy having now been tested In over l0,Nl0
cases without failure. he has made up his
sufferers free OF charge, Address DR. n
HELPS BROWN. "a Grand Street, Jersey
CityyN-J. -. I1~7 jan24-dst
The daily gazette., 1878-01-31

) DAYS AND DArEs.--For the year 1873
lows Candlemass or, ground hog day,
Saturday, February ID; st, Valentines
day, February IA Washington's birth
day, Feb, I'D ,Shrove Tuesday, or Fast
nacht, March 5th; Ash Wednesday, be.
ginning Of Lent, Wednesday, March 9th
St. Patrick's day, Sunday, March 18th
Good Friday, on Friday, April17th; Eas,
ter Sunday and Monday, April 2lst and
22d; Ascension day, Thursday, May GOTH
Whit Sunday and Monday, June 9Th and
10th, July 4th, Thursday, and Christmas
Wednesday, Dec. 25th. IA.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-31
THIRD EDfTIONs
FROM WASHINGTON.
IMPROVED PRosPEdTs OF THE
BLAND SILVER BILL
The BIana silver nm LIKELY
TO Become a LAW.

10 1tGOAmG ~ u<mWs
WAsHIseyoN,Jsu b an. 30, 1873.
There Is a genaralimpression here that
the chances Of the Bland Siver bill be-
coming law over the veto are increa-
sing ~st 1t Is not,a fact thsstwo-thirds of
the A'.nate believe the bin q good or vise
or nvcessaryk measnre. Al least ak or
eight of those Senators who may In the
end vote for 1t would greatly prefer diff
ferent measure, one which should not
touch the debt or the interest and which
would not make silver an unlimited
legal tender. There are probably not less
than dozen silver Senators who would
prefer TO have for the present moderate
and guarded emission of silver dollars -
part of the subsidiary, coinage, believing
that If il is desirable TO extend the use OF
silver further it will be time enough to
do this at the next session of Congress.
But there Is little doubt that all these
Senators win cast their votes for the
Bland bill. because nothing ese sffors. Z
So far all these silver men stand TO-
gether. The moderate men voted for the
Matthews resolution secause they
thought TO vote against it was to vote
agai Rst silver, which they would not do,
and because the resolution was after all
only an abstraction, shot 10 the air.
They will not go agai nst silver and, they
WILL tucEttOffy tOtc tOt tnc sbta.A o&ftt
unless something different turns up, OF
which there is little expectation.
Senator JONES', of Nevada, SAYS the
Senate Finance Committees amends
ment, which gives the profits of coinage
to the government, will undoubtedly
receive she votes of the silver mem and
that, as IL commands the Secretary OF the
Treasury to purchase ~, ,0oo, 900 Of silver
per month"; he will add an amendment
providing that these purchases may be
discontinued In case silver Should be run
up to par with gold, and allowing in that
case free coinage. rsH gas ~
GENERAL GRAHT APPROVES PREsIDkNT
HAYES SOUTHERN POLICY.
A letter has heen received here within
a few days from friend of General
Graut, who has been with the General
lately, and who reports that he entirely
approves of President Hayes Southern
policy, and thinks it was both iudiclohs
and necessary, and has no doubt of its
complete success. III
The daily gazette., 1878-01-31

New BARNS. Samuel ]. Brown, OF
Cecil county, Md, has commenced the
erection Of large new barn on his farm
just over the State line. Milton Walker
cf Oxford has contracted to do the car
penter work. 1ia tt}.f 3sI.IN
Robert A. Crowl OF New London town
ship, Chester county, is making arrange
ments for the erection Of . new barn.
The carpenter work will be done by Geo.
McAllister OF Hickory Hill.
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Avensing Her wrongs.

William Miller, a young man living at
Neweils Run, Washington county, Ohio,
died night before last from wound in-
fiicted by Miss Elizabeth Taylor, whom
he had wrecked. He had renvunced her
and asked the 0verseens of the Poor to
take her to theinfirmary. This coming TO
her ears greatly incensed her, and pro.
curing an AK she went to his room where
he was sleeping, and cut his head
open.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-31
Election of. Trustees.

At meeting of the congregation of
the First Presbyterian Church held last
evening, the following gentlemen were
elected trustees for the ensuing term
Messrs. James Kennedy, Il. H. Barry, @
B. Under wood, John Whann. DIR. Nc.
Kay, Frank 81 Emmons and Robert Il
Wright
The daily gazette., 1878-01-31

Administrators Sdle.-On Tuesday af-
ternooD, at the auction rooms Of Il. w.
Stidham & San, Thomas j. Lawson, ad-
ministrator of Joseph Erwin, deceased,
sold the three story brlek house situated
at the corner of Thirteenth aud Wilson
streets, TO Nathan Leiberman for the sum
of 500. -l
Breokan0 iiato Cdrs.-This morning two
tran, Is were given hearing before the
Mayor Oh the charge of breaking into a
freight car OF the Wilmir gton & North
ern r. R., at Front and Madison streets.
They were each committed to New
Castle for 60 days. -. -.---------=
Rcpdired-rhe trestle.work of the
Baltimore Central Railroad across the
Brandy ywiue meadow al Chadd's Ford,
has recently been renewed aud thorough
ly repaired. FkS&e H.lEt E|gtF A
Historical Society.AThe public are cor.
daily invited to be present at the rooms
of the Historical Society, Nos 10 and Il
Masonic Temple, this (Tbursday) evening
at 7.30 o'clock, when Hon. John w. Hous.
ton will deliver an address ON the boun.
diary disputes between Delaware, New
Jersey and Maryland. = p
Pa,atonimes-Mr. Robert Frazer, the
inimitable clown, who, according to the
New York Herald, has 1made Hunpty
Dumpty an enduring success at the Olym-
pic Theatre" will appear at the Grand
Opera House on Friday evening, Feb
LIST, in a grand trick pantomime, full OF
specialties. ~
Assault and Battery.-Last evening be
fore the Mayor Samuel Clifford was giver
hearing on the charge of committing
an assault and battery upon Sample
Jones. The prisoner was required tc
pay So and costs, and give bail in tn,
um of $500 to keep the peace.
Dramatic Entertoinment-Thi evening
there will be given dramatic entertain
ment in the basement of st Mary's churcl
The price of admission will be % cents.
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Church Completed.

Tha Presby terian Church erected at
Dilworthtown the past season. has been
completed, and will be- opened for Divine
services on next Sunday afternoon The
opening services will be conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Jones, OF W est Chester.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-31

Do not "throw up the sponge" If you
have suffered with hacking cough foI
ever so long. Try the old standard
remedy DR.. Bulls sough syrap which has
save the lives of thousands. 20 cents.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-31

POsfpomed.-Thes sale of the real es
tate at the Practical Farmer to-day, by
Walter Cummins, Esq, Trustee, was
postponed ON account OF the storm until
Feb. 18th, 1873. N5La HltnTilII
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EicHTEEh DOLLARS.
Small Farm for Sale.

The undersigned offers his Farm for sale.
situated about three miles north OF New
ark, Deiaware, on the New London Road !,
pie land, we'll watered, convient to schools
churches aud mills, with good house and
barn, and other outbuildings, thereon
erected Would make an excellent stand
Inr butcher, and t not sold before the Ist
OF March, will be for rent. =
JanlI -w5t sE wan. il. R0 BIN SON
Weekly Republican copy, and send bill
The daily gazette., 1878-01-31

Dramatic Entertdinment.-Thi evening
there will be given dramatic entertain
ment in the basement of st Mary's church
The price of admission will be 25 cents.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-31

When your baby is restless while
teething, get DR.. Bulls baby syrup, a
dose OF il will relieve the little sufferer
at once. Only 25 cents bottle.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-13

Two vessels are to sail from this
country on the 25th inst, with goods
for the Worlds Exposition at Paris
next summer. Commissioner Nc
Cormick reports that the American
exhibit will be creditable, but would
have been better had longer time
for preparation been given. In ma
chinery and agricultural implements
the display will be unusually good,
but a great many articles of this sort
had to be rejected for want of room
in which to show them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-13

TIE Turkish blockade of theBlack
Sea has been raised, and Russian
journals state that thereby forty mil
lions of bushels Of Russian wheat
will be thrown into the worlds mar
ket from tho seaport granaries.
What effect this will have on the
prices and shipments Of American
grain remains to be seen. 1fpeace
should be declared in Europe, it may
influence American prices unfavora-
bly, !; but if n new war disturbance
grows out of the pending treaty COM
plications, there can be little, if any,
change.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-13

THE Deputy Revenue Collectors
and United States Marshals who are
engaged in the detection and arrest
of illicit distillers inWinston county,
Ala, have been resisted by over
towering numbers of armed men and
prevented from enforcing the Rev.
enue laws. The Collector has been
ordered from Washington to employ
a larger force and to act vigorously
and promptly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-13
"DEATH WINS THIS TIME"

These were the dying words Of
Pope Plus TX, whose eventful career
ended on the afternoon of the 7th
inst, alter long life characterized
throughout by physical feebleness
and delicacy. He had advanced to
the age of eighty-six years, which
seems the most probable cause Of
the sudden change in his condition.
In the latter part of his life he was
strangely at variance with his early
career. Latterly he condemned GER
tain ideas of liberty and equality,
that in former years he was noted
as an especially strong advocate.
This radical change may be the
result of experience, but it is likelier
that the rebellion which deposed
him from temporal sovereignty had
the effect. However that may be,
his long and beneficent reign at the
head of the Catholic Church, will en-
dear his memory to the whole Chris
tian world.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-13

THE situation in Europe is ex-
trcmcly threatening-more so at
this moment than ever before.
While the Treaty Of Paris between
the Great Powers prohibits foreign
vessels of war from entering the
straits of the Dardancllcs for Con
stantinoplc in times Of peace, yet
Turkey being now at war, Great
Britain claims the right, under
present circumstances to send Il
fleet of war vessels to Constantine
pie, and has accordingly ordered
her fleet at Bcslka Bay to enter the
Dardanelles for the Bosphorus. Her
application to the Turkish Govern
ment for this privilege has been
refused because, as the report states,
should the Porte permit this, Rus
STA, who is at present the master of
the situation, would at once occupy
the Turkish capital 1t now looks
as if Russia, acting through her
conquered enemy. has resolved that
England shall not be permitted TO
take her fleet to Constantinoplc.
and that, should England insist
upon her right to DO SO, she will
have to do it at the risk Of war
with Russia and Turkey combined
England having been worked up
into very warlike fever; Russia
being naturally disposed to gain the
utmost possible advantages from
her victory over Turkey; and Tur-
key herself being evidently in no
friendly mood toward England,
because Of the latter's failure to
come 70 her rescue in her desperate
time of need, the situation is one
Of extreme suspense, all the other
Great Powers apparently awaiting
the issue of England's course with
deeply interested watchtulncss. A
general European war is not among
the improbable results of the imme.
date future.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-13


Colonel BOB INGERSOLL deliver
ed lecture On HELL" in New York.
The large audience present seemed
to enjoy it, but the New York pa
pers severely condemn it. Of the
lecture the New York Graphic says !:
"The lecture was full Of coarseness.
1t lacked scholarship. 1t was I'M
charitable. Its tone may be said, in
one word, to have been entirely un-
worthy of any leader of men, and to
be unworthy of the present day. 1t
was full of hate. Ingersoll has in
herited the narrow and intolerant
spirit of the eighteenth century inf
dels--a spirit which mas troubled
them and their memories and works.
What they did not like they denoun-
ced as sham, and what they found
in the way of progress they declar-
ed had never any reason for its ex-
istence, but the cowardice of peoples
and the chicanery of priests. This
is just what Colonel Ingersoll said
about Hell ,"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-13

THE Pope's funeral ceremonies
will extend over nine days, and then
the conclave of Cardinals will meet
to deliberate upon the momentous
question of a successor. 1t has been
decided to hold the conclave in Rome.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-13
StPOpd e Co9S.

4 TTORNEiS AND COUNCILLORS AT LAW,
~ Office opposite the City Hail. in the rooms
over p Allen IL Co.'S Store, lately occupied by
strong u Macarthur. Special attention given To-
collections. lhIv
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-13

BEING asked how much of silver
the new dollar must contain in order
to make its purchasing power equal
to that of gold dollar at the very
outset of its coinage, DR.. Lindermah,
the Superintendent of the United
States minis, states that silver dol
lar of 425 grains, of unrestricted
tender, would probably at once as
sumo an equality of value with the
gold dollar. and the effect would he
to render the three currences-gold,
silver and greenbacks--at once equal
and interchangeable. That, then, is
what Congress ought to give us-a
silver dollar which would be inter-
changeable with gold and green
backs. Then our sG0Q,000,0OO Of
sold coin will remain with Us, and
this, together with our G50,OO0,oOo
of paper currency and whatever
amount of silver dollars might be
coined, woul; give us as sound cur
rency as could possibly be desired,
and rs much of it as would be re-
ouired for ali the necessities Of trade
and traffic. If i25-srains silver
dollar would accomplish this, by all
means let US have it, and the sooner
the better.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-13
ATTORNEYS.
John T. Jones,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR, Dodgevillc.
~ Wisconsin,. Will practice III all the courts OF
this State except the Iowa County (Probate) Court
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-13
DR.. II. w. Osborn.
DENTISTRY.
DR.. B J. COykendall

DENTIST All operations performed on the.
~ teeth in best manner, and with the best ma
terial. Artificial teeth inserted with view t.,
preserving the natural expression and contour of
the face, together with proper articulation and
accuracy OF fit. Office in Clauer's block, High St
Mineral Point, Wis. IStf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-13

ANDERSON has been convicted and
is at present occupying apartments
in the New Orleans Jail. He thinks
the policy of cancellation is failure.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-13

THE venerable and philanthropic
Peter Cooper, of New York, has
stepped into the breach, and taken
sides with the policy of Southern
pacification. He says he wishes to
do something for the South, and
show that a Northern man has some
interest in the welfare of the South
ern people, in the hope that it may
do something toward ending old
feuds and cenenting he Union"
TO carry out his philanthropic de-
sire, Mr., Cooper is preparing to
establish another Cooper Institute,
the same to be located at Limestone
Springs, near Spartanburg, S. c.,
and tho object of which will be to
give free education to worthy girls.
The heart of the aged New Yorker
is in about the right place, and the
new scheme, which will probably
be carried forward. is in every way
creditahle to that hearts good i'm
pulses. When his Southern Institute
shall be completed, we suggest to
Mr.. Cooper, there may be need of
one in tho West, to complete the
triple alliance.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-13
William Brown,

CQ-LNT0E, gives exclusive attention to col
~ lccting debts. settling accounts. notes, mort
cages, etc My rule Is ~ see parties in person,
which mode i successful where duns by letter
consistently fail Charges reasonable Rcfercn>
ces: Gundry d Gray. K. d. Pulford, John H.
soad, Attorney al Law, 81
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-13
ToNSORy;T.
HOTELS.

CITY HOTEL,
MINERAL PQINrWs, Wei furnishcl rooms
w good stables, and reasonable charges The
best brands OF wines, liquors, and cigars always
on hand.
MARK TERRILL Prop.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-13
AldrO jerks,

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
~ Highland. Iowa County, Wisconsin AyeD;
Aetna Insurance Company. Collections promptly
attehneu 10. 80
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-13
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN

" RAILWAY.
Time OF, departure of Passenger trains from
FreepCrt, in effect 1877:
Leave for Chicago and East-l0:ao m --l2:jO p n
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-13

Jesse p. Smoker,
4 TTORNEY AT LAW and Notary Public High.
~ land, Iowa county, Wis. Conveyancng and
collections promptly attended to-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-02-13

L. A. Friederichs,
physician AND SURGEON, Linden, Iowa
il county, Wisconsin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-05-15

Oas brauften mir aud fir uns niht,
lasis 2anbolin enblth NIT bodmiittis nit.
lstbieer Miene sesen DEN @tl0er, unp ct
lahte laut, als Der Mallsr binsufiete
Die Jrau &rsisgcrih tsrdtbin bat sas
idSn ausselest. Sa 70 if's. Wubin Der
Nnton fommt, fat sr nas gtrsnssleit BON
benz OSerasn I'M san,en Neth,
Soto ihrie 2anoulin 10 laut, bag lslb1
bic 0erlobtsn auildrafen. So fam atsr
su teiner weitsren grtIaruas, benn ba isst
Der @artt su gnoe mar, traten bic Ser.
maneten tss Mullsrs unb auh Der Bruner
Don 9anbslins Srau Elm. Die glurrin
t.eri6te Rem Bruber ber3lib, aud Qanbo.
lin rei6te ibm bic 6anp unb bisB i'm Mill
fommen. Gr mar 1cnf Se,fsinpet nit let-
nem Shwaser, Der eisentlih gum 1itus
belt, bsute atsr modte sr bod, pie (ih's
ssbiibrt, bsi osm Tan,iisnisfe Iein.
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@eliht 0anbolins rSthste fh bis In Die
Strnbaa>e binstn, ba Der Wii1sr 1aete,
ct beslsits nahlten Sunntus bic gerlobten,
bic Dem @dlosrjSrsli, rem Ginuna asmsiler,
rrotsn I'm Walpe lfh sals Ssrbunbsne Dor.
ltslsn loQsn.
Mih sstt Ger Chung ter nihts an,
rief aancclin, i'd fras' nidts nad BEN al
ten Braufhsn unp BEL mir III Der WaltjGrsli
nit lsinsm lansen Bart tsin Seiliser; In
msinsm Ralenber fsbt er nidt.
Gr 1T Elm Gtrwanoter BON m tnsr Grar,
lslia 'lhaltete Der Ma1er elm, unp Du
meiet ia, ras er ,u tebeuten bat.
SUIT 70 piel ais 1T meinem Glas 1T,
tnteesnete Qanboliu, nahosm CT ausSs.
trunten bate.
Die 5rau, bis eiusn CANT befirh!e!s
betteuerte iare g9rerbetnne sessn BEN
@alejOrsl unb Sat ibren Maun, nidts
weitsr ssaen i'm gu lasen Itoma bali itr,
unb ds Ieste itrs 9anb auf he SAulter
bes gat.rs nit bsr Bite, fh midi un.
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Aslte gu lsinsm 8ine., identte friid Elm
unb trant auf bas Bobl Der @fNobtsh.
Diele wolten nun pasun ss9sn, aber
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-05-15

Gine bemertenspertb. gr1aeinuna
1T bic, baB In Der pemotrati1den Yastsi
aRlnner pie Banaro, Gsrnaa, Belmont,
Gatpu faa aQsn ginflab easetGbt babcn {;
he ssltsn ben wrltihfn uno lipliAen D.>
metratsn ais bic 0srtretsr Der eapitalilt-
ihen SatereHen tes Stens. Gin 1bsil
Der partsi 1T lsbr sensist, nit Der nsusn
Natonalpartei cine Allian, sin,uastsn uno
pisls wiiroe auh Rh 3u @tanbe briusen
lalien. wsaa 90 liA i'm bic Jiuan,. uup
@seen6adsfrase allsin banpslte. Die
naupti@pisrisfsit lisst absr In Der @ei.
nunssciffsren, swildsn Dem pemOtratilhsn
Nosoen unb SIeeu in Bstreff Der Cub.
iipisn.6rase, Der BewiIliauns BON @slosrn
CUR JSresruns laoli&sr aOsal. uno parti.
tular Sntere6sn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-05-15

= Stpfi gum geadoenfeu. Seitlide
gldtter MAIDEN barauf aufmerfian,, OaB
bic Ser. Staaten i'm Sabre 1877 Waaren
I'M Wertb spn $3,2S9,000 nad 9tic be
Janetro erpcrtirten unb Dasesen prm
ndnliden Safen Waaren i'm Setrage bon
$24,266,0O0 ilnpprtirten. sln9elidtS
bieier 3uitdnce ipate bas amerifaniiGe
Splf alle Sebel in 8elpeauns ieeen, mn
ben .0anpel nit Sraiilien, Der ibm Dur9
eisene SdulO entirsen wuroc, ipieOer an
ii6 Su 3ieben. Die iiGerIten Seilmittel
iinD: 2lufbcbung Der llnnatiirli@en
Samniiie, billise uno quite BrppuftIcn,
mcblieiler. ii4erer nnb re3elndBiger
Transport uub slnpallung Der Uabrlfate
oil ben @ei6maf res YrlfeS, init Dem
man Sanpel trelbt.