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Daily Republican., 1878-11-15
OUn NEwsHEsrrp.
Mosfng Into Fort Pyle-Ansvatio
to the New SbcriH-The New Shei.
1Hs AppOtmtees--A Aerenade.

The new Sheriff elect of New Castl
County, John Pyle, moved into til
sheriff's mansion yesterday forenoon
He was accompanied from his late resi-
dence al, Auburn, now called Yorklyn
by large retinue. Of his neighbors O
all shades and politics, from Christi
ana, Mill Creek and New Castle Hun.
drsds, with some also from tbi, city,
Brandywine, White Clay Creek and
other Hundreds. The moving pre-.
sented quite an imposing appearance as
IT wended Its way through the rural
districts TO the Sheriff mansion, which
is to be his home for two years
to come. Mr.. Pyle was given a real
ovation by his friends in New Castle
and welcomed to his new home with
that real, warm, true hearted generosity
for which the people Of New Castle ars
noted.
II is needless for Us tcsay that the
table was spread in true farmer like
style, to which Mr.. Pyle has always
been accustomed, and when the large
number present had partaken of the
good cheer furnished ON the strictest
temperance principles, there was still
an abundance left. Vocal and instru-
mental music was one Of the chief at
fractions of the day. In the afternoon
Sheriff Grubb moved out of the Sheriii7s
Mr.. de Normandie' s property
where he will for the present reside, but
he will still exercise the Functions of
lis Office until tomorrow when Mr.. Pyle
Will have been qualified and bonded
md will assume the duties of tie posi-
ion.
OF course he will retain Mayor Giffin as
'hief deputy, for what sheriff could get
'long without " Tommy" and his ao
i've travelling deputy it is said will be
young man whom he has raised, but
whose name has not eenfurnished us.
is said to be certainty that Mr..
ilexander, of Christiana Hundred, who
vas next to Coroner Butt in the vote
pr the nomination OF Coroner, is to be
lr. Pyle's Jail Warden. Last evening
he Amphion cornet Band greeted the !,
ew Sheriff and his family with lively ..
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15
Theft Of an Anchor,

Thomas, alias "B'ubber'b Davis, was
arraigned last evening before His Honor
Mayor Almond, for stealing an anchor
and chain. The evidence proved that
"Blubber" had had the anchor and
chain in his possession, and that he
had hired two colored men to cart it
from the wharf to Seidell & Hastings
foundry. The article it appears was
stolen from boat lying off the New
Jersey shore about four weeks sRo.
Davis was held In $500 for his appear.
ance 1t court. .,a.. I.i.... NIX ~,
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15
FNHENICEsT Pills ON EARTH ARE .JR. SIMMt

TNHENICBsT FILLS On EARTH ARE .JR. SIMMs
l. VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS, They never
gripe. sicken or weaken in their operation. and
hence they are the best pills ever offered. es-
pecialy for aged peOpie. They are splen.
did Liver cure and eleean. purgative medl.
cine. They operate pleasantly and mildly.
but thoroughly and ctectualIy. They cur
Headache, Bilousness, Weak Bowels, Diz,
ness, Vertigo, Weak Nerves, all Liver attec.
tions, general Aches over the system. they
make better appetite, and in rheumatism
Neuralgia and Headache, in connection with
our Celebrated Pain Searcher, very speed,
cure Is obtained We have over 1000 releren
ces of these pills. Elegantly sugar coate,| =.
cents box, or tlpe boxes for 81. Sent by mail
Principal Depot Fourth and King streets,
Wilmington Del. Philadelphia Depot o0a
Arch street, Sold by dea srs and at countr
stOres ' N. .'-T-' - '''-'
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15
TheNeW Minister.

Rev. A. N. Keigwin arrived in the
city this morning and registered at the
Clayton House, which will be his home
for the present. The congregation of
the West church will no doubt give him
cordial greeting at their social meet
ing this evening at the church.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15
BOARD Or EDUCATION.
Special Session - COmsnu nlcatiOn
from the Treas s0rer-Acti0a upon
ID Deferred.

II Deferred.
Board Of Education met last evenin,
in special session. President Ecke
in the chair.
There were eleven members present
one short Of q quorum. BY common
consent Mr.. W. w. Lobdell was sworn
in in place Of Mr.. Woolley, resigned.
The call 10y ths special meeting was
read to take action upon a comnunica-
tion from the Treasurer of the Board
VIM. IL. Cloward. II was as follows:
WLMIssros, DgL., Nov. llth, 1875.
To tie President and asembers of Board
y Education:--Knowing that increasing
physical weakness may eventually pre-
vent my personal attention to the books,
I herewith respectfully request your
permission, coupled with the legal con-
sent of my sureties to grant unto J.
'Eldridge Pierce full power Of attorney
10 act for me, and in my stead to per-
form all my duties as Treasurer of this
Board. WILLIAM CLowARp.
The following was produced as sup.
plenent to the above:
TO THR PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS OF THE
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
If your Board will grant the request
81 William II. Cloward, as conveyed in
his letter OF even date herewith, and {
permit hin, TO grant to- J. Edridge
Piarce power to act in his stead as
Treasurer of the Board, We, as securi- ,
les of the said VIM. H. Cloward, are ;
Wiling that said security shall remain
n full force and effect until the expira- s
ion of the term of Office t5r which the
aid W. II. Cloward was elected.
Yours Respectfully, =
t c. & J. PYLE.
Mr.. Baird stated that the books of II
lr. Cloward were in good condition up
date, and that the sureties of Mr.. 9
Toward were willing for the change. n
DR.. drimshaw moved that it be re-
,rred to .he Finance committee. ol
The communication was referred.
The President placed Mr.. N. w. Lob. a a,
ell upon the committees-on school
o. and on books--made vacant by fl
ie resignation of Mr.. Woolley.
Two bills one of $47 As and the other "
SIC, of VIM. II. Foulk for carpenter
y work, We're ordered to be paid. ~ n
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15
FIRST EDITION.
NEwsVsUMMARY.
yellow Fever-Pottsicai NOies-A
Firs-COnsul RccOx xmixnd - Casu.
Aecldenis and Incidents.

f1f6-aOwsUh mCeO8u1x0O - NASt
altaes-Aecidenis and Incidents
The new city hall at Providence, /
l., erected at cost Of about 81 200, ,0Oi
was dedicated yesterday. Presider
Robinson, Of Brown University, deliy
cred the praysr Of dsd tion; Abraha at
Payne made the Grafton, and "a bene
dction was pronounced by Right Rev
DR.. Hendricken, Bishop of the Romal
Catholic Diocese Of Providence. ,
The United States Government ha.
purchased through New York bank
ing house sterling exchange to tn,
amount Of about Rl 100, 900 to pay th.
o., 5000 required by the Halifax
award to be paid to the British Govern.
ment in London on the 23d inst.
A fire in Bradford, Pa, last night dc.
stroyed some small buildings, and CON-
municated to the Riddell House. At
last accounts the Opera House was
threatened, and tbs Oleau Fire Depart
mept was on the way TO Bradford.
During last month l3, 56s iu migrants
arrived at New York, against sG23 dur
ing October, 1877. During the nine
months ending September Both last the
total arrivals Of immigrants numbered
1868, against ,522 In the cores.
ponding period of 1877.
Angelo Spanglo, an Italian, buried
rigger knife in the nsek Of Peter Drake
a, New York yesterday, killinghim in
stantly. spanglo was pursued by the
police and captured, after desperate
struggle, in wretched hovel In Five
Points. He said Drake had tried to cut
him the night before.
7 A train Of the New brunswick Rail.
way ran of the track near Floreiicsville,
N. T., yesterday, and tumblsd down
an embanknent. Three persons were
killed and several badly burned by the
train taking fire. M I
At Dutch Island Harbor, R. l., yes
terday morning, Captain Bussmussen
was stabbed and cut about a dozen
times, in his cabin, by seaman named
James Daggett. Itis not believed the
wounds are fatal. Daggett has es.
caped.
Warner x Burch, grocers of Mont
IvmerS, Ala, failed several days ago.
Their liabilities are stated a SlU5, 900,
aud their assets are expected to pay 40
cents on the dollar.
fire at Green Bay. Wis, on Thurs
day, destroyed two ware houses con.
tanning 5000 barrels Of Kerosene and a
quantity Of coal and lumber. Loss
~, 600.
The President has recognized Chen
ShU rung M Consul General. and Col.
Frederick A. Bee as Consul If the Chi
n"sr Empire at San Francisco. !
John }. Kelly, an Alderman of Gin
was convicted yesterday of
having procured illegal votes at the re-
'elt election.
The managers Of the late election at
S. G., were arrested yester.
lay on the charge of interfering with
he Federal Supervisors. More ar. ,,
r':s are expected.
Three deaths from yellow fever were \
epoFted in New Orleans yesterday.
The Abbott. or regular Democrats of
'oston, nominated +. o. Prince for May e
7 last evening. " I
The iull official vote Of Pennsylvania G
ives Hoyt 22,507 plurality over Dill. II
lnson, Greenbacker, received sl,7js I
Oles. Il
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15
The Weather.

HDo w66theFs
War Department, Office of the Chief
signal Officer, Washington, D. c., Nov.
II, ] A. M.
Indications for Friday.--For the
Middle Atlantic States, partly clou ly
weather, cold northwesterly. veering
to warmer seutheasterly winds sta
tionary, followed by falling barometer.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15
Body SMatchin in Ohio,

At GAINESVILLE, Ohio, shortly before
daylight yesterday morning, a police
man, seeing something suspicious in
the movements of party in a wagon,
ordered them to halt. Instead of doing
50, the driver whipped the horses into
gallop and escaped. The policeman
secured assistance and overlook the
fIigitives after chase of fourteen miles,
when the party jumped from the wag-
on and disappeared in the woods. In
the wagon were found the bodies of
four prominent citizens who were bu
ried on Monday. During the chase po-
liceman was wounded by a pistol shot
from one of the boly.snatnh.rs
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15
The ENrtY.Sixth Conrresa.

Conceding the ele, tion of Bisbes,
Republican, in Florida, and leaving
out the calculation all disputed points,
and estimating California as now rep
resented, the Democratic Congression II
Campaign Committee figure up the
Democratic representation in the For
ty-sixth Congress in the lower House
at l4s, which will give the party
maj ority of three over all the opposi-
tiOn
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15

A CAkD.-To all who are s-tfering frsn
"A the indiscretions of youth, ner YOU
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc
Will send you receipt tnat will cure yoh
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered BY q missionary in Soutk
America. send self addressed 'snvelops IS
H Hsv JSssPh y Inmaa, station y. Bible
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15
eh0wing How Sensitive n Girl In
LOvels.

Prom he Medina (D.) Tribune.
They were sitting in an open bugg,
Fn the crossroad, and bounded Oh on,
de by the wood and on the other By
hn orchard. The first We heard was
Sow stop, Will; yon will muss my
Iair." He laughed and she broke out
Sth, "Yon don't love me one BIT u
IHe caress he gave her would have
lnad" an anaconda turn pale, and as
h' threw up her head for breath he
FaId, 'Im strong, eh. girll" ayes
you are; but don't think you are as
trong as you used to be-" And then
\" i'It weak and left them.
The Midgets.
The Midgets will commence their ex-
lbi,on in thiscity on next Monday
evening. The place OF exhibition will
announced tomorrow. They are
aud to be perfect marvels of smallness,
NId" whom Tom Thumb and other
famous little people tower with giant.
Ke proportions. --Hiia. Eceninq BuHe.
She will appear at the Opera House on
Monday and Tuesday evenings, 18th
mt 18th inst. Tickets for sale by c.
Thomas & Co., 424 Market street.
Tripe.
There will be another large sale of
fp" by Thomas Cox q Son, at the cor
"r of 4th and King Sts., commencing
MS afternoon and continuing until
morrow at noon. They have es-
hJshed factory at No $50 Tatnall
nort, whore they will always have a
ooi supply Of tripe on hand. They
y" also branch at Mrs. Yates fish
''I N front Of Second street market
IL" on King street, at Homework i
eat store E u King street, aud at Nc.
nr"'s fish stall in the Eighth street
'Ik"t. Call early and getyom choice
ece. 1880.
James T.. Fields.
our citizens will be glad to learn
a, Mr.. Fields of Boston will again
sit our city and will deliver couple
''thres on subjects pertaining to his
'orlte study English Literature.
Fields will lecture in the Grand
~ra House on the 9Th and 7th of De-
Nh"r The subject of the first lect-
will be ELECTION old and new, and
eminent Authorsp The second lee
Ire will be about "William Cullenl
Fyant.n
Choice Produce.
WEIGH Sharp, g. Co., 3O6 King street,
Hve constantly on hand choice brands
Noll Western dairy, and Bradford
['uhty butter, new buckwheat, Balti-
r'r7 pearl hominy, beans, choice Yves
E'h apples. Groceries and all the
EImds of family -four which they sell
| rh'ladelphia prices, Wholesale and
\ 1A''' Gan and see how lshssp thy
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15
Religious Meetings.

Large and deeply interested congre.
cations have filled the lecture room of
the Union NJ. E. Church to listen to the
Hospel, preached by the various pas
tors of the city, during the week. The
services this evening are looked for
ward to with pleasing anticpations.
The public, especially the Christian
public, desirous Of good work of grace.
are urged to attend these meetings.
COntesting the State Election.
1t is now stated that the Citizens
Association of New Orleans will not
contest the late election, but will Prove
frauds aud prosecute those who CON-
mltted them. Contents will be entered
in the civil courts to-day by several Of
the defeated candidates nominated by
the Citizens Association.
Returns from all the counties in
Minnesota, mostly official show a Re-
publican majority in the State of H..
"a. The majority last year was IT,
324.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15
Arm Disl Ocatesl.

About six o'clock last evening, Glenn
Cook, son OF Rev. R. Is. Cook, about II
years of age, fell off fence at Ninth
and French streets and dislocated the
elbow joint Of his left arm. 1t was re-
placed by DR.. Kittinger.
Prof, Thomas A. Edison has ceased
his experiment on the Metropolitan
Elevated railway in New York with a
view to discovering some means of
dsadening the sound, and has severed
his connection with the railway com
pany. 1t is understood that Prof. Ed
ison is suffering from ill-health, and
that he has also given up his expert
inents with the electric light.
Fire at Atlantic City.
A fire broke out at Atlantic city on
Wednesday morning, attwo O'Clock and
destroyed Shaner's new store, Tomp-
kin's ice cream saloon and other bull
dings. "a
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15
AFT HRSOON SESSION.

After opening exercise, the program
was taken up. Prof. A. A. Mcdonald
opened the discussion OF Geography.
Jno. l., Kane opened that on Map Draw
'ng, and Miss Sarah NJ. Fell opened the
discussion on Ptnnnanship, each OF
whom CONSUMED about three quarters
."f an hour on the respective subjects
named.
BE" In the evening Rev. J. S. Willis gave
lecture upon "fhe Bible in the
Schools in the school house building.
ia" session will continue tomorrow
and Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15

DHONOGRAPHY, FRENCH and Span
i lsh taught at the Evening School, corner
sixth aud Market (Saville Building, third
story) A.. a. MACDONALD, teacher. Resi-
uehce Zlo west street. oct21-l
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15
SECOND EDITION.

state OF the thermometer.
AT THE REPUBLICAN OFFICE Nov. Is.
7 O'Clock. 10 o'clock. u O'Clock
"a 45 48
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15

" AN ED Three Or four boarders at
w lloI Tatnall street at moderate rates.
nvl5-6l+
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15
COntesting the state Election.

ENJR SALE-gand! fixtures for sale CHEAP
. N". ~ h'nG street. ny153t#
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15

M uSl' the undersigned is prepared to
AVA CIV" obstruction on the piano and or
gan at moderate rates. Apply at 1lO7 Tat
nall street. j V. ROBERTS. nyl5-8tx
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15

T OSf.-Dp the evening Of the 18th. on 20
~ ing from Third and Orange to Fifth and
Market. a dark blue Scarf Shawl. The finder
nvl5-.t*
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15

ENoh kENT-A three-story brick house,
l. with seven rooms. at No 2O6 West Fifth
street; Terms moderate. Apply to VIM
RlCHNANN, 2l2 West Fifth street ny15
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15

SIRAN CDW.-A red and white fzrx
- toW cane to the premises of w. R%
MOD 'MEl'A in NcDOwcIlville, near the
city limit. nyl53t*
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15

EDR RENrCllhAP-A good six roomed
- House, 900 Spruce street. INQUIRE at
IHoM As J. JORDAN, 9l5 Market street.
nvl5-1w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-02-03

suffering from a worse than the
"chops and tomato sauce" episode
Of poor Mr.. Pickwick. "Who is
the woman?" as the solution of
mans endorsements remains as
true in this year of grace as in the
day when the cynical French phi
lesopher first uttered the aphor-
ism. Miss Jennie Mccormick, the
plaintiff in the recent case against
Baldwin in the San Francisco
courts, is merely q modern and
local development of the story
which has run through the wool
of human life ever since "Adam
delved and Eva span" We have
heard much of "man's inhumanity
to man, which makes countless
thousands mourn," but the deter
mined malignity and purpose Of
the modern spinster when directed
against millionaire of easy virtue
Is something that beats that all
hollow. Even an anchorite. who
should suddenly become u million
aire, would shortly figure in the
courts as very Lothario of a
fellow.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-02-03

THE days of the California Leg
islature are drawing rapidly to a
close and much important legisla-
ton has as yet received hardly
even cursory attention. 1t is bad
policy to leave vital matters
to the last day. One member, in
proposing the consideration of the
bill calling Constitutional Con-
vention, has suggested the 2lst
inst. as the date for an adjournment
sine die. los Angeles county is
specially interested, in addition to
the Constitutional Convention,
in the passage of the freights and
fares measure and in securing one
or more sessions of the Supreme
Court for this section. A powerful
influence is arrayed against the
railway legislation and we UNDER
stand that decided local jealousy
has been excited against the last
measure. Our own representatives
should be especially vigilant. They
should take time by the forelock
and press action on all important
legislation.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-02-03

WE believe the elections for
Congressman come off in Califor-
MIA tine ensuing Fall. The Demo-
cratic party thus far in the present
Congress has only got the use of
one Congressman from this State,
SO that we cannot well fare worse
at the next election than we did
at the last. The Democratic party
cannot fail to have good working
majority in the next House of
Representatives. More important
still, the 4th Of March, 1869, will
usher in a Senate Of the United
States in which there will be fair
working Democratic majority, thus
assuring to the Democracy a rigid
super vision of the whole machinery
of the Federal administration, APP
poiptive and other. When the
Republican party passed the tenure
of Office act to tie up the hands of
President Johnson it did not dream
OF the strange uses to which it
would be put, in time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-02-03
TELEGRAPHlC BREvITiES.

The Milwaukee Common Council
have forwarded to the Legislature
= resolution against Bible reading
and prayers in the StateUniversity
and Normal Schools.
The Hinckley Locomotive Works
at Boston have suspended. Liabils
ties, $500, 900.
The Gloucester fishermen report
total failure of the fishery, owing
to opposition of New Foundland
fishermen. Only two American
boats obtained cargoes. The mat
ter will be laid before the govern
ment at Washington.
No more trade dollars, except for
actual export demand, lwill be
coined for some time.
Forty thousand bids have been
received by the Postofflce Depart
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-02-03

declare that feel sorry, but In that
[ have done have the conscious
ness of fulfilling my duties as
citizen and as prince and of not
doing anything against the relig-
ion of my fathers" The Pope re-
fused to allow the priests serving
in the Basilica to repeat the payers
for Victor Emanuel under the form
pro nege nostro, on the ground that
they would thus seem to sanction
the extinction of the temporal
power. The funeral ceremony, it
is said, was attended by 10000
Signor Bonghi, formerly one of
Victor Emanueps ministers, has
written a reply to Father Curci's
book on the Temporal Power. He
scouts the idea of a compromise
between the Church and Italy and
says the clerical party must obey
the laws.
This being the one hundredth
year since the Introduction of Ro.
man Catholicism into Boston, it is
proposed to commemorate the
event in some public way. Follow
Ing are statistics of the church in
New England at the close of 1877:
Priests, sos; chapels and stations,
167; colleges, 2; ecclesiastical stu
dents, 1853; academic and select
schools, Sc; asylums, 15; hospitals,
g.; population, 100000.
Bishop Domenec, formerly of the
Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh, has
refused to excommunicate the
Mollie Maguires, and in conse-
quence the diocese was DIVIDED.
The Catholic and Mirror of Bal
timore favors Church Congresses
for. the United State, similar to
those held in italy, Germany and
Austria.
The series of Home Missionary
Conventions which have been held
in New Jersey during this and last
week will be continued until Feb
ruary 10th. DR.. Sheldon Jackson,
of the Presbyterian Church, who
has planted Home Missions in
Utah, Colorado and Alaska is ex-
pected to present facts gathered
during his missionary tours.
The American Board of Commits
sioners for Foreign Missions esti-
mate that the passage of the Bland
Silver bill in the Senate would add
$50, 900 yearly to their expenses, by
the necessity of purchasing eX-
change in gold.
The Baptist year book, soon to
be published, will show the follow
ing totals of United States associa-
tons at the close Of 1877: Ministers
1886, congregations $4,000, bap-
tisms 102, 292, members 2,024, 104;
increase over 1875, 43 associations,
9S4 congregations and 8l7 ministers
and decrease of 1884 baptisms.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-02-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
.'royn Distin suisneu Jurist.

al have tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP. ana
the result fully sustains your prediction.
1t has made new ;uan of me, infused In
10 my system new vigor and energy.
am no longer tremulous and debllitated
rs when you last saw me, but stronger,
hear;ier, and with II larger capacity for
labor--mentai and physcal-than at any
time during the last five years. Sold by
all druggists.
Every farmer VINO owns good stock OF
horses, cattle and sheep, and intends to
keep them through the winter should at
once get good stock of Sheridan's Cav
airy Condition Powders. One dollars
worth will save at least a half ton OF
hay.