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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-22
SelegrapDtf1e 9epel1e,l.
(ssrt9ts Osr "aoeiirtsn Yrsfs. ii.r ben ~D.a:idea
3alauS-g
M,tS Der Bnnoesba,trtitaot.

SeaatorYs sattbe.ps ano oas Softer fd,eG Gomtts.
gSa ingtOn, 81. SUM. = Senator
Wattheips erfldrte beute bas @eriiAt, baB er
fid) entidloiien babe, als 3euse por oem BOT
ridden @omite 5lI erIdeinen, iiir unbegriinOet.
Die Satz Sprimssz GommiiiInm.
Sil Der heuttgeu Sabineisiibung muroe bic
SSrase srSrtert, oh man ben Sebler in Der Nus=
arbeltung Der genlidteu @iull- Ser.uilli9un9sz
Bill, nemlib Die Auslaiiun9 ees Abibnttts
in Ye;us aui ote 9ots Sprln9ier @oumiiiion,
ani lr9enb cine 2Seiie gut MAIDEN fDnne, 10
oaB Die Abfdt oes Gon9reiies ausgefibrt
Deroeu fDnne. 9tad) ldngerer OiSfulfon
nberples oas &omite Die Srase Dem Sefretdr
oeS Sllnern uno Dem @eneralsB sBunoesanmalte
aur Se9u:adtung:
Ote 9euft9e Stenereinnahme betruQ 1928,
45l; Die 3oaelnnabnle 1872 ,655.
Die Sanlilie oes BrGlioeuten pirb am Is.
Sult iuieber ibre Sommermobnuua in Der
Soloatenbeimatb be5iehen.
Die 8erttd1te itber ssnoianer t1,t=
ruben tn Wiinnefota ,tmo 90iss
cottiin.
ct. Yaul, Wnn., 81. SUM. --Oie ien=
iatiOnellen @eriihte iiber beporltebenbe 5npia=
ner=llnrnben i'm nDrblideu 9Sisconliu unb
Wfinneota ftnoen bier ni6t ben geringften
@lauben. Die ebippe,pas in beiben StaaI
ten fno fein frie9erliher Stanm, uuD es be-
finSeu fi6 feline Siour in 0tnnelota nnS
StscOniiu. Cine Snolaner. .@rbebuns Dftli9
bonn WtillOnri ilt burd)aus nidlt pabrlbein=
LID.
|etmiid)te Depeid,en aus Stetps
@orf.
81 em 9orf, p. Stunt. = 8. Us. S.
Dare, 8abrifant bon &lnoeripd9en, bot leine
3ablnnsen eiugeiteut. Baiiipa $4,000.
Sob er5ffnete beute su 1908.
.-@ecr9 W. Martin, iett mebrercn Sabren
als @lerf in bieiigen Yoiiantte angeitellt,
ipurbs beute Morsen ipesen @nt!uenoung re.
giitrirter eSriefe serbaftet. Ille Dermibter
Briefe wuroen ,udbrenD Der 8eiDroerung sipi'
iden Slpet entfernt geleaenen Bnnften, 4. g.
anf oem gSege BON Gan SranSisco nod Sort
lano, Wte., geraubt.
Der Dampter vGbriatie" traf beate Dor
2iberpool bier ein.
-Angefonlmen Der Dampfer r9tedar" boz
Bremen.
Der beute BON qiperpool ansefommen
0ampfer uAoriatic" besegnete am 19. b. 0i
Dem flelnen Se9elboote vJiautilus" aui ieine
! Gabrt iiber ben atlantilAen Gjean.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-22
StGttoe.

Spracuie, R.,Yr 21. SUM. - 0as
Sradtoepot Der rgteiu- Dorfer Central Sabn"
puroe heute onr9 Sunfen elncr pnriiberfab>
rennen 0ofomotipt IN Sran6 gelebt uno nebit
iIlnmtlicbem Snbalte serlt6rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-22
Grunoei9entbum
10 bertauiden nber gu berfauien
au5 Der =
0rnnoetsentbumS Sorse BON u. ". SaIt I'm
8eb1u0e oeS ,Mmericau."

8ebauoe oes .Mmertean."
12O MGer &ano, eine pratpone Garm, 2ons=
@reen=Gaaen, 10 Wfeilcn bon bier.
Sdj6nes .SfeaeisteinbauS on Uarrenftr., aehn
9tmmer. $500; iutro auh 9egen eintn aanofit nabe
Der Staot pertauId,t.
8roBeS A it6diaeS sieselfteinernes Saus on
gfaret: Space, edoen unb QDobnuns; iebr biliis i'm
Gauibe.
&eere 4amiteGem oil 3o,pionitr., 155 Bu6 Sronte,
nur St500.
Yradbtboue gSobuuna ON Der 10. Strase, Waibs
tn9ton. 8. e., iopie 9runbfu in oeriebenStaot,
isbr biia au perfauien oeer ses,n bieses Gseutbum
umSutaulben.
sfstucs @obuhausan@ @albounStr., nit a1en mos
bernen @tnrhtllneeu; Yreis $1,000.
3fuei oreiItoGce SoauIer On Wahtnaton iraSe,
3tmmer nit gBafier; neu uno in Sutem 3uitanoe
Breis $500 ebes.
Narnt init 144 adern In ealpert:e eonntp. Da1e-
LAMB, init .YreiSS 10000.
SUM- 5peiftodiae. aeseIfteinerne Sauier on sBbatz
eue sutamss vrsis $50 eSs a aeasa eae ne
ssarm umgetauitt. tse6rf ,12DRteF &2p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-22

Seed. SSlam0 moante, erlnoroete am letten
Donnerta9e cine Srau, nit lpeIder er in nil
Der She lebte, nit einem 8eile uno begiug TO-
oann Selbitmoro.
SSntereHattter sydlid)mm9s 8rosef.
NemaY Yorf, 21. eSunt. Der Bro5eb ge=
gen Serence DonuellD megeu Sdlibung na5m
heute ieinen Infang. Die llmfGnbe, inter
neld)en Oonnellp angefla9t rpuroe, iinO beiou.
oers tntereiiant. gs erbelt, baB Gomaro ".
uno gSnl. &etllp, %, relp. II Sabre aft, Ieit
Sabren in Oieniten beS @runoeigentbummaf-
lers 6. s. 2ttffielo itanben uub griinolid) nit
beiien @eiddftS= unb pefuniGren &ffairen uerz
traut muroen.. Yor etlid)en Monaten brannz
ten ite plfslt9 nit eiuem @eidbrten, 0anlens
0entS @arlin, burb, unb Sr. 2itafielo ent-
oedte balO Oarauf, OaB er ourf 6dlidung bon
9Sedleln auf Die Dytatiohal= @orn=@rdange-
Sanf" um $16,59 betrO9en porben lei. 9ie
5lii6tiaen muroen in Bermuoa perbaitet Mno
hatten, als man iie bierber ,uriidbradbts, nod
$4,000 III ibrem 8efibe; $4,000 mollten iie
3lpet Sffi3ieren bes SSabrseu9s, auf ipeldem
ite ibre SludJt perfitetligten, gegeben baben.
aa6oem iie iif bes ibnen 5rr &aft sele9teu
Serbre6en8 ihulois befannt batten, erfldrten
iIe Dem Oiltrtftsanmalte, Serence 9onucQp
bate Die 6dlihun9eu periibt nnO ie lpdren be-
reit, als Staats5eu9en gegen t5H aufSutreten.
Sonneag, ipeld)er III Srooflgu mobnt unb
@ontrafte sum gluffiibren BON @e6duoen iibers
nimmt, ftano bisber i'm belten Hufe nnb lteat
Die Sei1uloi9un9 empbatiid in abrebe.
Ser Smotanerfrtes Tt sSoabo.
SanSra 8 c 0, 81. SUM. = @ine
Oepedle uus Siluer=@itp nleloet: ,@S finbeu
iif) iebt fcine fetnolidel Snoianer auf bem
l8e5e 5mihen bier uno &innemHcca. Meh,
rere irleblid geliunte Biuteu, peld9e iid uor
aur5em in benz Eager Der Spinbliben beian.
ben, er5dblen, baB Die Sannod5 bebaupten,
Is gSelBe getDotet 81 baben, mdbreno bret III
rer eigenen 8rieger um'S 2eben famen. Die
gSeiBeu tuuroen an9eblid in elmer $oiitte uabe
Steln's Wountain 9et6otet unb Die &eihen
Derbrannt. Die Snolaner Der Wtalbeur, Ste
ierpation betragen it'd, lett &ur,em ebenio
feinolld), mle ole Saunods, unb raubeu alles
Sieb, peld)es iie erretden fSnnen. @eueral
Soparo befinoet iid] nod su Walbeur- @itp. ="
Die 2sms8abett Der 9omtfiana'er
Gdmmiifion+
B btla bel y bi a, 81. Suni.-Oie hieiiqe
| Zines" tpirb mor9en etuen Srief beS Qd]tb.
8agne WcSea9b I'M 8eSug aui Die @usQus
ben Der 2ouiiana'er @ommilien oerDfientllz
| fen. gSie Sr. WfcSeagb anaiebt, moGten
Die W(itglleber Der Gommiifon ibre ausgaben
5uerit ielbit beltreiten, ieoo6 Wurbe ibnen nit,
getbeilt, eaB Die ibnen aufgetra9enen Oienite
bon offt5ielem @barafter ieien, unb es lei oeB.
| 5alb nidt mehr, al5 billig, oaB bas S1ab=
amt bic Soften TRACE. ST.. Mc@ea9b olaubt
nift, oaB Der S6ubantsiefrstdr Oie Slider
itattung Der be5ogenen Sumue BON einem
einSelnen Wiit9lieoe annebmeu miiroe; meuu
leoof Die Mtt9lieoer ben 9anSeu Setras Sus
lammenle9ten uno oenielben auf einmal eills
Sablten, 10 tpitroe oas GelO pabri6einli6 an.
Qeuonmen perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-22
Gin Moro ums selbfmoro In Oerfelbem

augufta, @a., 81. Suui.-@in 8eiBer,
glamen5 5errp, iuelder eine fllrSe 5trefs BON
Seed Sslauo moante, ermoroete am letten
DOnneritase cine Srau, NIT wel6er er in nil
Der @be lebte, nit etnem 8eile uno begiug Io-
oauu Se[bItmoro,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-22
sSrait Stlton bon osr YIpuotttbs
@emeiff0e attSaeffpfietf4

gfem= y orf, 21. Suni.-Sn elmer beute
Ibeno itattsefunbenen Seriammlung Der
9lpmoutb> >GemeinSe lpurbe Der 8eridt bes
@0mite's. pe!ae Die BON 5rau Barb. gSaltou
gegeu Srau @liiabetb 81. 3iltou porsebradl.
ten anflaaen unteriud)te, uorgelest. Ser
Beri4t erfldrt, oaB Die 4nflagen, meld)e Der
Sran Etlton yunfriftliheS Setra9en" Sur
sait lesen. pOllftdnOis eripieien itno, iubem
bic gngeflagte hire Sduio ielbit sugab, unO
bas @on1ite empfabl, oaB 5rau clifton BON
Der @emeln6e ausgeftOBen perbe. Der 8e-
ri6t nebit oem Soridla9e iuuroe augenou.
men, unb bte Wit9liebcr Der @emeinbe iiber
bdufteu iid Johann nit Se9liiduiini6unseu,
neil Der Stanoal iebt eaolid) bsenbet lei.
0om &io=8ran0e.
@aloeiton, Ger, p. SUM. -Oepeiden
aus eagle ,YaB ergeben, baB feline ipeiteren
gta6riGten iiber Die Sepeguuaen oes @ene=
rails Mc&sn3ie unb oes Sberiten Sbaiter eiu.
gelauien iinb. Wtan permuthet ieOod), oaB
bieIelbeu na6 Dem SaragoHa @ebirge inter.
megs iinb. Die me1ifaniiden Sruppen per-
balten iidl broheno uno eS oerlautet, eaB bic
merifanii6en 8efeblsbaber beabiidtigeu, Ell
nen Courier an ben @eneral Mc9ensie Al
id)iden, nm Die llria6e Der Snpaiion 5u erfab<
rPt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-22
gpe3talsN6ti3eil.
Matf Ser 0ifemtIid,e,t Gjfeftet,=e 6rle,

Er. Fl, Southr gsrahe, Simterstmuter,
fam man eins eisenen auftrdse aui irsenb sine
sansbare Depiie gu Stem zDorsr Sorien=g gsotirunsen
in Hartie'n Don bis so Aftien nit elmer Dtherens
BON einem Brosent ausfibren. gsir taufen auh ooer
befenen ir9eno cine ansabl aftten BON 100 sts 1000
Gtl6 sesen ausbeounsene 8ifferensen (margins) BON
nid5t ipeniser, oenn einen Brosent. Seine 8erbino@
lidteiten iber ben binteresten 8etras binaus. unb
feline 3nen Iir's e6ertrasen ober Sorsen ponftien.
@ommiiFonsse6abr fur ate @eidditssG sGbidlaiis q
Brosent.
04S-9) gSbite s. ssoberts, gffettenmater.
8aj7, TIetfhmanm x Comps YreBbeis
Compressed yeast).
Da man entbedt bot, bas uiele Na1abmunsen un'
ferer Sefe iib i'm Diarfte 6eFnben, 70 bat aue dQte
yre6bee uneres Sabrifats auf eSem Badete oen sfas
men unlerer Girma. alle anoeren finS ytaba9nln"'
gen. m.r sI.,sm.
Wlan perlanse bon ieinem Grocer OaH, b.e''@'
wamm s. Gomp.'s BrsBbefe. 2dslt9 lf'la!
NabrifzD Depot: Nr. "a, ssnrse eenfamzstraBe.
g. 6. 8ennett, @ei1dtsih9rer.
(Nldrsi9, ,t2Uttef)
ste neueu .arftidjen ano rafHidben eIetsro.
S,smt,d,eu. ggsrfurtaIz, S@meieIs uno 9anspis
saser In Vr. f47. Saratcsaz, nabe GutamHrase,
9nh ;,st iir Serren uno Damen In boiler Eb6tislett.
iG5crit0. 0.f2Nltes,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-22
Sertd)te aus oent SSnWern 0eS
St00teA&

- (AlS 20mlontoDn.) 01S &relS1er1Ght
fir Baltimore @ountp bat oerfii0t, BAL, Der
Utai 3erutn oieieS @eridtS am 30. SUM
enoeu ioa. SIM Dfai Sermine oes @ountns
@eridltS bat be 1881 StaatS. @eletaebuna
cine Aenbernng eintreten lalien, tpon66 oere
Ielbe ni6t am orttten Dtontage i'm Mai, Ions
bern an erfen WtOntage i'm Sum beqinneH
uHo Der SUM- Sernlin 9enannt rueroen Iol;
Ill olelem Sernine roeroeh noh ben Beitiur.
mungen oe8 @elebeS fcine @ei1moreue uor9e-
laoen speroen. Som "a. .. 30. an miro Ridl-
ter gellott tdglidl nm 5 llbr Jiahmitta9s i'm
9erthtSlaale anmelen6 iein, I'm Defrete II. /.
10. 5u unterSei6uen. - Ser am 5. SSebruar
bon 9eldIporenen fir geiiteSfrauf erfldrte g8.
Sbealeg, 6efien Abiiibrung mad benz SrreH@
bauIe aIf Wount60pe pom @erifte OerfiiQt
mar, Der aber bisber ni1t I'M SoIutp ange-
trofien merbeH tonute, febrte am Donnerss
tags gtahnuttage aus Dem gSeiten mad Eon.
IontomH SuritG llno ipuroe bonn Soiilfss SAes
riff gSm. W. &itean ieitgenommen. - Die
yDtount 0torlab.SOge, u. s. & u. d." bat
ibre Seamten errudhit, oarunter 9Silliam g.
Seed ais gS. M., EbomaS s. Brntf ais 6.
g4., g8. s. &oler ais s. g8., g8tlbelm Wf.
Siaat alS S6aemeilter uno &. Soael ais 5es
tretdr. - Die oDOrtsRoaS. YierOebabn,GonIs
pa9nie" bat elm an Der Dorts Roab geIeeenes
60 bel $50 SuB baltenoeS @rHnoliiid BON
6rn. 3. McSntOib fir 5000 gefauIt nub tuilL
StalgebduOe Oarauf errihteH. Sbre Stallune
gen in GOwiontOwn puroeH betanntli1 Dor
einiger 3sit ourd SSeuer serit5rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-22
Msoro mno selbituDro

NMgu a, 8a., y. Sunl.-OaDi0 &ralp=
foro, gu Sesf Sslano, S.=@., Is Weilen uon
bier ipobnbait, eridoB wabrenO oer oersange<
nen NaGt ieiue Srau, meldle bereits gu Bette
segau9en mar, uno tJotete iooanu iidl ielbit
our1 einen Sdub. Sortmdbrenoer 6aber
smii9en oeu gbeleuteu, armutb uno auges
metnes GlenS tparen Die llrlafen Der Shat.
9ie 8emObuer BON Seed. .SalanO iiuo cine
Mii6linssraiie, tuelde ourd 6elratben Stpiz
l6en @eiBeu uno 9tegern entitano, uno lebeu
BON alien iibrisen 8emobnern Der @eseno ab.
gefonoert.
Hnd1 Gin aRnrn INN Eel eIhft,nnra In acrseIhen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-22

0as bor8eiteru Abeno in Sadfon
6daosn I'M 1ftrase ban 926 900 an, Y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-22

LEt OWItHIEV UtH Ut18IfutH JtWTTgIEs
2ono on. 21. SUM-. -@iuer Serliuer De-
pel6e Der EinleS" 5ufOlgc be9t man Die 6ofiz
nung, baB Saiier gSllbelm I'M 9tanbe cln
miro, ii6 nd6fenS na6 gSilbelmsb0he unD
lpdter i'm CONNER na6 2Seimar unO @aitein
5u begeheu.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-28
Oycr-PrOductiOn

Great stress is land upon the opening of
new markets and the Increase Of our eX-
ports az a means of improving our indus
trial condition. No doubt, these things
help us to turn a corner, and give us an
impulse forward towards the improve
ment of our home market, which deter.
mines our real condition.
The exports of Great Britain in 1877
were E25l 100000. The Clearing House
returns of London were in the same
year between 5000, 600, 900 and &c, 900,
0O0, 600, and for all Englan were estimat.
ed at about fl6,0O0, 100000. These clear
lng-house returns represent the ex
changes from producers to commissi on
agents, jobbers and retailers. Perhap,
they may represent three repetitions OF
the same merchandise transferred, al
though this is large estimate. 1t will
follow, therefore, that the productiv,
power of England is annually over f5
000, 900 900, and of this only one-twen
tleth enters into foreign commerce. Ii
America, the ratio of exports to tota
production ought to be less than Il
England, on account of our protectiv
system and our small mercantile marin,
Press.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-28
Curtis Proud Of COnkIiDg.

Mr.. George William Curtis uttered his
customary pretty and dainty speech at
Saratoga.
If he had taken glass of Hathorn
water at the convenient spring, Ia the
morning, it might have impaired its tonic
effect to his girlish talk; but as it was, by
what must have been a prodigious effort,
he paid a generous compliment to MIR.
Conkling.
1--WE are all Republicans" he said,
''proud OF our party name, proud Of as
dlustrious men and its great achieve
menis."
OF course "illustrious men" includes
Senator Conkling; so Mr.. Curtis is proud
of him
1t is all very lovely.-N. Y. San.
Proud of the debt it brought upon the
country; of the nine thousand millions
of dollars expended in waste of the one
thousand millions stolen; and of the
thousands of ofiice-holding rogues who
have been quartered on the country
proud of the Presidential Fraud and the
odious Returning Boards; and proud oi
the gold-gamblers' exactions. A pretty
party, indeed, to call ''illustrious."
The daily gazette., 1878-09-28

The fall elections in the different
States take place on the days named be-
low: Colorado, October Georgia, Oc-
tober q West Virginia, October g. Indi-
ana and Iowa, October 8. Ohio October
IA; Mississippi, Nov. 4 Connecticut, Flo
rida, Delaware, Illinois, Kansas, Maryland
Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebras.
ka, Nevada, New Jersey, New York
North Caroliua, Pennsylvania, South
Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Wiscon
sin, November5. Inthe Territories, Ida
do holds her election November 4, and
Arizona, Dakota, Montana, New Mexi
co and Washington, November 8.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-28

The DEMoCRATIC NOMINEE IN
MAsSACHUsETTs.-J G.. Abbott, of
Boston, the nominee Of the Faneuil Hall
democratic convention for Governor OF
Massachusetts, was born at Chelmsford
Mass, November /, 1873. lie received
a classical education, and was graduated
from Harvard in 1882. He was admitted
to the bar in 1875, and most of the time
since then he has been engaged in the
practice of his profession. He was mem
Der of the Massachusetts House Of Rep
resentatives in lS4l and 1912, and in 1856
he was judge of the Superior Court of tn,
State. He was also member ofthe Forty
fourth Congress, and was one of the
House members of the electoral commits
sion. He is man of recognized abilit,
and unimpeachable integrity.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-28

Robert Milligan McLane, candidate
for Congress from Baltimore in Swann's
district, is a Delawarean by birth and
now seventy-three years old. He was a
graduate at West Point, and served in
the United State army from 1S47 to 1874
when he studied law. He was in con.
gress from 1887 to 1851 Minister to China
from 1853 to 1866 and TO Mexico during
the last five months of Buchanan's ad-
ministrution. His father, Hon. Louis
McLane,w who was Secretary OF the Treas
ury and Secretary of State under Jack
son, and twice Minister to Great Britain
was one of the most distinguished sons
Delaware ever had.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-28
Police Cases.

Mayor Almond disposed of the follow
ing cases at the police court last evening
and this morning:
Joseph DonneIly, William Zeigler, IL.
Shields, James Fazer, Dennis Kyne, and
Arthur Fulton, were charged With corner
lounging
WDonnelly, Zeigler and Fulton, were
each required to pay 81 and costs, Kyne
and Shilds, paid costs, and Frazer was
required to pay So and costs.
John Reed and William Austin were
committed for 80 days AZ vagrants.
For keeping an unregistered dog Pat
| rick Mckeever, was sentenced to pay 8!
and costs.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-28
Price, TEN Cents.
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10th EDITION,

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in the United States. the Territories and
the Dominion OF Canada having popu-
lation greater than 5000 according to the
last census, together with the names OF the
lation in each of the places named. Also,
a catalogue of newspapers which are
recommended To advertisers AZ giving
greatest value In proportion TO prices
charged Also, the Religious and Agri-
cultural journals, very complete lists,
and many tables OF rates showing the cost
OF advertising in various newspapers, and
much other Information which a beginner
in advertising ould do well TO possess.
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The daily gazette., 1878-09-28
NEXT TUESDAY.

The Little Election" is important
and every Democrat should 80 and vote
for the Democratic Inspectors and Asses
sors. Unless We secure good Democratic
Judges of the November election on
Tuesday we will lose many votes; be-
cause the Radical judges in Republican
districts will take great many negro
votes that are not entitled TO vote and
that should not be received.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-28

ofjustice and the dear country; but they
are now exacting repayment from the
poor laborer of the. expenses incurred, at
a rate of interest never approached for
debt caused by civil war in the whole
world before.
We do think that they ought to be con-
tent with the money of the country
silver and gold-in which the democrats
agreed to pay.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-28
Died from his Injuries.

Andy Moore, the colored man who was
shot on Wednesday night last at New
Castle by Israel Loatman, died at the
Aims House this morning, from the inju-
ries that he received.
The Coroner will hold ali inquest dur
ing the day.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-28

The GAZETTE labored hard to elect
the Democratic members of the City
Council, and it asks for them time for a
fair trial to reform the many abuses that
existed when they went into office. We
do not commend some of their appoint
ments. But we have urged that the city
hospital be abolished, and hope it will be
done.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-28

The New York Times, the great organ |
of the Republicans, which instituted the |
movement of Grant to send South the
visiting statesmen is not entirely sat |
fled with the address of Senator Conk-
ling so that the "etiort of his life', is not
as pacifying as it might have been, not
outstanding Mr.. George William Curtis,
whom the Senator sneered at SO scorn-
fully in speech or an interview year
or two ago, seems highly delighted with
his policy. The Times says of the speech:
"The plea he urges in behalf of
faithful fultllment of the country's obli-
cations to its creditors, and his portrayal
of the evils inseparable from imitation.
are too pronounced to admit of bargains
with Greenback candidates, or of a tame
surrender as the price to be paid for
Greenbaek votes"
But then he is not SO pronounced in
favor of the single gold standard as the
Tunes likes, as it chides him and frets
over this apparent liberality to the peo-
pie and want of heat and fervor for the
gold bondholdes. The Times saws o
Conkling:
"There is, indeed, rather more vague.
hess upon some essential points than 8
leader OF men should be contented with
The omission of any reference to the sill
yer fraud, and the studied evasiveness
with which the word "coin" is used il
The references to resumption and the pay
lnent OF the debt, are both significant
They appear to show failure to appre
Aehd the impoIt of reconciliation a.
IeSards the currency and the debt, or al
uhwlllipgness to be specific where differ
elces OF opinion exist; and either by
pothethis detracts from the inhuenc
winch a New York Senator is eXpecte,
10 exercise upon Congress and the people
Inc nearest approach to explicitness j
The declaration that "the bonds should b
paid IN honest hard money and not i
paper"-since gold is the only hone,
money now coined; but the phrase wi
not CRATE upon the ears of those wi
clamor for unlimited silver"
The Times is with the Shylocks.
would deprive every poor man of Il
means to educate his offspring rather tha
that the men in the East and North, wi
bought bonds to SO to 90 cents on Il
dollar and have been ever since recei
ing interest in gold on one hundred cen
in the dollar, should be paid in silver
anything but gold. The Radicals a
hard on the poor. They made war
free the negroes, as they said, for the 10
The daily gazette., 1878-09-28
Wanted 10 be Proved u Puppy

Yesterday stout young negro called
upon Esquire Hagany, and said, esquire,
y man up the street just called me pup
py; can't ! make him prove Pm one?"
The Squire informed him that it would
be rather difficult matter, and the man
left the office after learning that the Of
fence was hardly serious enough to en-
title him to legal redress.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-28
An Accident.

An accident by which the whole of the
second page was pied, occurred just as we
were going to press to-day. This must be
our apology for the unusual appearance
of this page in to-day's paper.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-28
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. Sos

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. Ses-
~ sion begins on the First Of October, and
continues nine months. The Institution lis
the student free choice OF studies, with fnil
courses In the Schools of the Academic
Departme ent and In the Schools of Law
Medicine, Engineering and Agriculture
For catalogue apply TO the Secretary OF
JAMES +. HARRI eON, NJ. d..
augl-2m Chairman of the ia ,nlty.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-28
Nom inatiOn.

A Democratic nomination for candi-
dates for Assessors will be held in this city
between 4 and O'Clock. The candidates
for the Southern District are VIM. IL
Quinn, David w. Hughes and Frank s
Emmons. In the Northern District Geo
G. Ward is the only candidate.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-28

Hundreds OF cases of BRIGHT'S DIS
EASE of the Kidneys have been reported
cured. For Neuralgia and Rheumatic
Diseases IL is almost a specific. PHYSICAL
and Mental Debility from the use of Alco-
hol, Opium and Tobacco or from any un-
namable cause, find in this Food natu-
raj and potent remedy.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-28
FOOD AT LAST
A Substitute For D R u GS

FOOD is made n curative agent by con-
centration and artificial digestion, and 1t
is so simple In its application that The ad-
vice OF Physicians is not required.
Thousands of recoveries from chronic
diseases are reported, where the best me1i-
cal skill has failed.
Many of the best Physicians throughout
the country are DISCAkDING DRUGS
and using tine BLA NCHARD LOOD
AND NERVE FOOD with the most graf
flying results, permanently relieving all
forms of Physical and Mental Debility.
The Dyspeptic and Consumptive Patient,
sunerers rom ma,a[iai ,,s th or bioos iolsoh-
plants peculiar TO the Female Sex find IN
the use OF this Food sure aud speedy re-
lief.