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General News

The hearing in the Rhode Island SUI
preme Curt, of Mrs. Kate Sprague's APP
plication for the appointment OF a trlis-
tee for her estate, has been postponed
until SATURDAY..
Proposals were received at the Light
House, Baltimore, yesterday, for the
construction Of the Gaze Henry Light
House. Bids were received fIom all
parts of tie county and ranged from
$53,79S to Sl1S,0O0. Morris, Ia. ker Il
Co., Of Philadelphia, were the lowest
bidders.
A despatch from Cincinnati tells Of the
ably feud between the Underwood aud
Holbrook families in Carter county, Ky.
Last Friday Squire Hoibrook was shot
and killed by party in ambush, and on
Monday one of TIE Underwoods was
shot by member Of the Holbrook fac
ton. Both parties are now reported to
be arming for further bloodshed.
The disagreement about wages be-
tween the coal companies of Cumber
land, Md, and the miners continues
aud, un ess the latter consent to com
promise, the mines may be closed at tn,
end of the week for the balance of tn,
| season.
The m0ulders in the Ohio Falls ca
works, at Jacksonville, Ind, have strucl
for an Increase Of wages, from 81 to $2.2
per day.
Mr.. Nathan Appleton, of Boston, lee
tured last night in New York, on Sue
and Panama, defending De Lcssep's pro
ject AID predicting that il would be sue
cessfully built. He fixed the time for it
completion at ten years, the cost q
$40 100000, and the annual receipts a
S2l 100000.
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kohs, Ga. Sept. 10, 1970.-A case Of
alleged parricids IL reporl ed hero To- day
rom this county. James eagle a re-.
spectacle farmer, lived In the house with
bis father, q sturdy old man. The old
man had dispute with his sons wife
about . plug Of tobacco. Some pretty
sharp words had passed when eagle came
in aud took his wife's part. TIE quarrel
grew warmer, until At length the old
man ran Into the yard, seized stick aud
was returning when, 1t Is alleged, As h..
entered the door, his son deliberately
ehot him with . shotgun. The father
died In few moments. The son aud his
wife were both arrested, AMI are now in
Jail.
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In the present critical electoral equali-
ty of the two parties in the United States
no man can be elected president who
does not in large degree possess The
popular confidence of the party whose
nominee he IS. To secure and retain
that confidence the man who receives the
Democratic nomination must show him.
self to be far more interested in the su-
premacy of Democratic principles and
the triumph Of the party than in his own
personal election.
No man who does not manifest this
spirit can or ought to be nominated, an
of the many fit and worthy men who
may be nominated he IS most likely tc
be chosen who in this crisis proves him
self the most unsel6sh leader and The
most loyal dem, ,crat.
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latest Cable News,
LONDON. Sen

LONDON, Sept. IL, 1879.
The famous hook publisher Wester-
mann, OF brunswick, Is deaf, at Wesba-
den.
Montenegro has made claim to the
towns of Gusinje and Plavs, which the
Porte declines to yield.
The London Gazette announces that
the Queen has approved the appointment
OF Mr.. Wilson KING as consul at Birinng-
ham for the United States.
The Porte has received complaints
against Midhat Pacha. 1t is stat. d that
Minister Layard's visit 70 Asia is connec-
ted with the matter.
1t is asserted in Berlin that Austria, as
the price of Turkeys non-resistance to
the occupation OF Novi-Bazar, gu ,rantees
the Sultan his Europ- an posses ions.
The body of the late ex-Duke of Bruins.
wick has been removed to tie III ausolerim
ere ted to his memory by the city of Cen
eva, whsch is now Eearly finished.
TIL Spanish government will apply te
the Pope for dispeDsation before the
Kings marriage, IN account of the Iela
tionship existing between the King ant
the Archduchess.
The last amnestied communists who
have returned to Paris are in a fearful
condition of restitution. Nearly all are
suffering from opiithalmia, and some o
them ar too feeble TO walk.
The Indian gov rnment has issued no
tice that no newspaper correspondent
wi be allowed To accompany the British
troops into Afghanistan, but tina. resi
m ntal Officers may communicate will
newspapers.
A telegram from the Governor Of smo
ledsk, oated yesterday, announce, that
great fire has brob en- out n the town o
Viazama, 100 miles from Smolensk
Two hundred houses and the prison ser'
| burnt, z. Assistance has been sent from
| SmOlensk.
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TIE GERMAN KAISER AND THE
CZAR.

The correspondent Of the Daily Teie-
graph At Vienna hears from . absolute
ly Trustworthy source that the Emperor
William visited the Czar In conse-
quence Of the Gear having written 10
the Emperor expressing dissatisfaction
at the demonstration of friendship he
tween Austria and Germany to exclu-
sion # Russia.
The Paris Soiiei say that Prince
Gor'schakofi, In the anterview with it,
correspondent at Baden, alluded to yes
terday, discla'med the slightest concern
( tho attacks Of the Berlin newspapers.
He said he had al~ avs deprecated any
undue weakening Of France, and hence
Prince Bismark's hostility to him. Tie
friendship Of the Russian and G.rman
Emperois. he said would certainly suf-
flee to smooth any slight differences
which might arise.
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!. Foreign Tslegraphic summary.

The English band OF less than eighty
men at Cabul are said to have killed 30
OF their assailants before they were
slaughtered. In spite of the transporta-
ton Duff sulties, late dispat ches announce
that Generals M assey and Roberts are
pushing on to Cabul-A great strike
will be begun to-day at Ashtou-under-
Lyme.-Prince Gortschakoff is reported
to sniff at the idea of any trouble be-
tween Russia and Germany.-M. Wad-
dinRtou threatens to resign the French
Premiershir.-Itis proposed to organ.
ize Roumania "Know-Nothing" party
against the Jews"
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Proposals FOR PRINTING

sealed propo>als will be received BY the
und~r.isied up to 80 clock on "Wednesday,
5 ptember ". 1919. for printing five hun
dred (6o0l copies of the Journal OF the X
W. Grand Lodge Of Delaware, I. o. U. r,
Estimates "a. Include price Ter page 10
cOmpSassf' -. paper, pfeaswork, covers and
guiding. SIZE OF rage to he he same
that sd ped by the Grand l. dye of the
United stats.
Paper TO weigh 60 pounds to the ream
sheets q by 5 Sinches. Proceedings proper
TO be gel In small plea, Old style, commun =
cations, add esses, resolutions, reports OF
commute es. &C, &c, To be sci In boargeols.
old style
Estimates 10 H. clude also, two hundred
(2O0) copies folded and stitched) OF the re-
orts OF the orand Office. s-which are &c
be printed and delivered on o before Octo-
bert, 1879, ard the type X pt Sanding Ior
the Journal Without xtra charge therefor
The w''rK m usL be- first class. and deliv-
cred at the office IF the Grand Secretary
within lhree t3) week. after the receipt ul
copy. Proofs must be furnished.
The right to reject any or all bids is re-
served. Isaac W. HA Liam,
seplO6t Grand BE Rotary
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From the N. Y. Herald to-day.
The Rumoss a0d HWmors Of Oyra

Both the copteuding factions A. svrs.
cuse evidently felt yesterday that II Wa
dangerous to blunder, and that. in TN,
Convention 1t least couc ory course
was Advisable. The Tiiden people w.r,.
especially cautious, and showed BY thu r
c,urse that they are not so sure Of tbs,r
ground "A TO make IL safe for their then,
TO assume immediate and unconJitional
command Of the Convent On, a. MT.
ConklinR did At Saratoga.
Outside Of the Convention, no ever
there wss leas restraint, and both sides
expressed themselves freely, Tammsny',
caucus openly declaring deterni matte n
TO secede and hold Al 1ndependep CON.
vsutiou II Governor Robi nson should be
nominated. BY the way, liz it not little
"strouR," ~ IL were, for the Lieutens ant
GOvernOr Of tho State to publicly de-
nounce the Governor in q political me. T.
ing? No doubt Mr.. Dorsheimer has ser-
lous grieyanc-s, but a proper respect for
his official posiuou would, We should
think, lead HIM to decorous silence, or If
he was convinced that tho country could
not get on without hearing his voice hu
might have Resigned his office before 20.
ing 70 the convention.
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THE ENGLISH AGRICULTURAL,
COMMISSION.

LITTLE FALLS, N. Y. Septem Der TO-
Glare Sewell Read, M. r., and Albert
Pell, M. p, Cfthe British Commission
sent out BY the English Government to
examine iUto the agricultural Resources
" America, In company with Senator
Hobert Read ,reprsssntiug the Canadian
government, arr. ed here to-day. X. A.
Willard showed them over the ,ia,ry dis-
trict Of HerkiIner County, where they
gathered cbet as statistics, examining
close ~ into the causes of the depressio u
Existing In the dairy Industry in behalf
OF their Government. They will visit
the State Fair al Utica Tomorrow.
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COURTNEY AND HANLAN.

AUBURN, N. Y, Sept. 10, 1s79.-A
meeting has been arranged 10 take place
hetws~n Courtney and his hacker, and
Hanlan and his representa- st the
office Of Mr.. A. T Soule, donor Of the
80 600 pnrse. In Roche ster on Friday
AZ that time, II y anlsn does not still IN
sist upon being challenged BY Courtney
the location, dists nee, date and terms Of
the race will b. settled and articles OF
agreement drawn and signed Mr.. Bris
tor. Courtney's hacker, tbipks tina,
Chautanqua Lake will most Rkely be
favored h. Hanlan's party, % the scene
of the match.
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THE MAINE DEMOCRACY AMI
HILATED.

From Portland letter to the N. Y. Sun.
The Greenback vote has increased
about 5000 and the Dem cratic vote
Ellen off about 10000, which WIS pretty
nearly divided bet~ een Davis and
Smith. The Greenoack gain is due a.
most wholly " acc. ssions rom the DEM
ocratic party. As Governor ia celon
feared, the Democratic party in Maine
is annihilated by the fushion with
Geenbackeis
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and burn Gen. Grant in effigy on his
arrival in San Francisco are foolish, and
II he used such expressions, can only
result in doing injury to himself and the
cause he favors. Any attempt to carry
out bis proposition might result in a
disgracetui riot, and the sand lot orator
would surely be accused as the produc-
Inc pauan
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ARRIVAL OF IRON WORKERS

CATAsAUQUA, Pa, Sept. 10.-Th,rteen
English iron workers, brought over hv
The oatasauqua Manufacturing Com.
pany of this place, have arrived here
aud have been quartered at hotels unit
assigned positions in the mills. They
are mainly puddiers and rollers. Thrir
auvsnt mas caused considerable com.
motion among the iron workers. In ,hs
valley, who look upon the importst,o N
with decided disfayor.
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A SCENE IN A BROOKLYN COURT.
WILLIAM VIM, Uoa hafora Juctioa I'll


William VIM was before Justice FL
lott yesterday ia the Eastern District,
Brooklyn, Police Court, charged by hi,
wife Grace. who is but seventeen years
old, with abandonment. While the par
ties were waiting for the Sc TO be call
ed an officer noticed tn It the child which
Mrs. Winn held in her arms was appar-
emily dead. The father came from the
opposite side If the room, took the child
from the weeping mother and af er hold
ing it awhile returned it to her arms, ap
paIenty much affected. The child was
taken to the Eas ern District Hospital,
and the physicians decided that it WAS
still alive but likely to die at any mo-
ment.-World
THE ST. LEGER STAKES,
LONDON, Sept. 10.-The race for the
o.. Leger y ates came off at the Doncas-
Ter September Meeting to-day, and was
won ny Count F. de Lagr.nge's chestnut
colt Ravon dor. Mr.. II. HauldworIb's
chestnut c. 1t Ruperra came in secon +.
and Mr., G. Blanton's chestnut colt Exc,
TER third. WV Lag
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KEARNEY'S ATTACK ON GRANT.
PUBLIC SENTIMENT OF SAN FRANCIS
co OUTRAGED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. O,lS79.
Kearney attacked General Grant on
Sunday, proposing to hang and burn
him in effigy in he sand lot on his ar
rival here. This statement has created
intense excitement in the city, aud pub
lie sentiment is so outraged that if Kear-
ney daies to attempt the .ffigy business
he speaks of be himself will ne hanged
or drawn to pieces. IL is thought he has
gone too far in his braggadocio, and to-
day everybody v ants the atant dray-
man to at empt The execution of the
efigy business. He would not live an
hour, as there is fight in the air. Gen
eral Grants arrival here will be every
thing that great State can present to an
hoEored citizen.
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the great advantage that is claimed
for the constitutional amendment pro-
posed in Maine, making the Legislative
elections biennial, IS that 1t will relieve
the poiit clans from the necessity of buy.
ing votes, and the free and Independent
people from the necessity OF selling theil
votes, oftencr than once in two years
Phld. Times,
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NO DISCRIMINATION IN FAVOR
OF CONVICTED lists,

The Attorney General before laaving
Washington telegraphed to the United
States Marshal OF Utah 70 bear IN mind
that the convicted polygamist, Georg-
Reynolds, was not to be treated any bet
ter than other criminals under his care;
and that his punishment should be in all
respects similar to that OF persons under
going sentence In the Utah Penitenti-
ary.
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ACKNOwLEDG Es THE CHARGE,

William Bowe, a young man wa, the
last prisonrr Brought before the Mayor
tins morning anu MS he appeared In the
lock, he had presented the appearance
Of having just BEEN awakened f,oin q
sleep, which he had. When asked II he
charge against him Of being drunk wa
true. he replied eyes," and penalty of
% cents aud costs was imposed.
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LOSING BY EXPORTING GOLD.
LONDON, Sept. 10.-The Times, in its
financial article, says:-"The Bank of
France Is daily losing large sums in
gold 20-franc pieces, purchased for ex-
port"
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FOURTH EDITION
Indications for To-Day.

= Clear or partly cloudy oeather, pinds
mostly nortteasterly, nearly stationary and
tsrnperature dr,d barometer.
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NJ Office IL hereby given TO the -cnO0
IN Committees o. the res pective Scho0l
Distriets within this State. that l have
apportioned among the several Counties
VI this STATE. the clear income for the
present year Of the fund for establishing
FREE schools. ard have divided and OH
tributed the share thus appOrti',ned 70
each county among The seve al Districts,
as follows: To each of the Districts In the
city Of wilmington, N. q. County $iI 30,
aud TO each of the o. her Districts in new
Castle county 1875 81. To each OF the DIS
tricts IN Kent County &73 SO and to eaeh
Of the Districts In sussex Coun y SO on.
The dividends due the districts In new
Castle County are payable at thu Farmers
Bank at New t'astle TO the Distric 9 ID
X nt County At the Farmers Bank
Devsr; anu to the Districts In Sussex
County at the Farmers Bank 1t George
town. ROBERT J. REYNOLDS.
State Treas. ana Trustee OF School Fund.
Dover. Del, Aug. II. 1879. 2tdstw
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NOTICES.

NJ OrlCE.-On and afer Monday, Sept.
IN I6.u, 1879, travel will be suspended
over the Newport Bridge. Due notice viii
be given OF the completion Of the new
structure. AI.BFRT II. SlLVtR.
seplO-6td6 INV. Levy Court Com m IL 'ner
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M ANTED.- First class mortgages. APP
w Wy ~ NJ. N. CHILD,
sep2-6. No. W. Seventh street.
NN ANTED-For cash, DIV. ling west OF
w Market street ior f2,s00.
sep1O- ~. 10 r IIEALD.
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THE CITY HOSPITAL,

The approach of the time for City
Council TO elect superintendent of
City Hospital IL not only bringing out 9
number of applicants for the position,
but Is revie wing the opinion that many
people have for q long time ent-rtai ned
VIZ. That the Hospital should be abol.
ished, and Pubhc Dispensary establish.
ed instead. II is argued that the Hos.
pital never rendered any benefits com.
mensurate for the money expended upon
that institution, while q dispensary
would cost l.ss money, enable he ci, y
to sell the present Hospital building ard
be of direct benefit to the general M blio
The subject will doubtless be aRita,e ed IN
the City Council before long.
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HEALU & CO..
RANK ER0 q BROK ERSs
CLAYTON HOUSE. WILMINGTON, DEL
~
FinamcIal nnsl 90 a.s b erctal.

WILMINGTON. Dell. sept. II. i17s:
Lstesi Bt0ck quotations. turnlshed BY
asald 4 Co.. clayton House Building
Wilmington. BEL. II II N. to-day
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Wilmington markets.

WILMINGTON. Del, Sept II, 1879,
Quotations al the Brandy wine Mills for
Flour and Grain, furnished by W. q.
Peunypacker q Co. Corrected Daily.
Best pateDt Process FlOur. 7.OOa 800
Choice Family. 6c0a ~
SupsrBDe FIOur..............,. 41Oa 8 o.
Prime new Wheat. lO
New Dotn............... ..... 50
Bran DER ton 1905
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TO the PUBLIC !!

NASAL CATAKKH, Cal AkhHAL
Nv DEAFNESS, SORE THROAT,
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA and LUNG
Diseases positively cured by
DR. II. aOUvIELLE
or the NEW YORK FRENCH HURGI-
GAL INSTITUTE. speaks French, Eng
iiah aud Gsrmau.
Omee. IA WENT FOURTH ST,
Wilmington. Del. Once hours from 10 r.
m To p m. He will remain In this plat,
several weeks. sep4-iy
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ANOTHER OFTpEc.Nc

r. Are Cole fDed Albert johnson
$40 and required him to pay costs for
Resting Constable Hickman few days
ago IN Butchers Alley. He was a com
panion OF Howard Hazel. who was finad
90 aud costs Tues lay evening. johnson
did not offend as greatly as Hazel did.
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Electricity is Vitality
When properly administered.
a. H. Stevens. MD

"A. III. eCcVenSs M. - I,
The oldest and well known ELECTRI-
CLAN OF PHILADELPHIA A, by the spe-
ciai invitation Of his Wilmington friends
and patrons has concl uded tn spend MON
DAY and THURSDAY OF each week, fol
the present In Wilmington, not merely to
benz H. himself but fol- the purI ose also of
beneniting the afflicted OF boih sexes In
treating aud curing all durable diseases
With Electricity only. He Las be.n IN
Philadelphia IL years or more, using II a.
Specially, and heen astonishingly tuc
cessfnl in curing as many of his old friends
here have testified.
ALI without SHOCKS or PAIN,
Being an EnIire New Principle,
CHARGES REASONABLE TO ALL,
Tc the respecLa BILE cleanly poor, merely
nominal. consultation Flee, Nervous
and internal diseases of females q special
W. A lady always In attendance in the
treatment OF Ladies. He has secured
pleas mt ParlOrs ~ the Clayton ii use
Will open business Monday, Septem Der /
sep2 lmeOd
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ENGINEERS APPOINTED

At meeting Of the Water Commit
tee OF City Council, last night, Thomas
Blanken was reappointed engineer At
the City Mill, and David f. FINLEY ell
sineer at Cool Spring Reservoir.
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EX. MINISTER WELSH.

EX- MINISTER WELSH.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10, 1879.
Mr.. John Welsh, late United States
Minister 10 the Court of st.. james, va,
rendered the compliment Of public re-
ceplon in the old Independence Hall TO-
day.
BEFORE MAGISTRATE HAGANY.
William Green was tried before MAJ
istrate Hagany. last night, for as aultine
Andrew W. White. He was fined 81
and required 10 pay costs.
Mary Eldridge was fined 80 cents for
an assault on Henrietta Frisby,
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Municipal Court.
before Judge Flint.
CRIMINAL.


The City VS.. Samuel Hatfield; nuisance. Dis
missed.
The City VS.. Nj. Rosenholtz and X. Ruben
stein; obstructing sidewalk. Costs of 800
each paid and defendants discharged.
The City VS.. M. Rudosky; nuisance. Con-
tinucd to May 3 at 8 A. NJ.
The City VS.. Thos. Brazille; vagrancy. Sent
out of town.
The City VS.. August Tahuke; disorderly con-
duct. Fine of $S4S5 paid and defendant dis
charged.
The City VS.. Barbara Reynolds; disorderly
conduct Continued until 10 A. NJ. to-day.
The city VS. NJ Martin, nuisance. Contln-
ued until A. NJ. to-day.
The city VS.. John Lynch, nuisance. 81 costs
paid and defendant discharged.
The city Vs. John King, nuisance Contln-
tinued until 8 A. NJ. to-day.
The city VS.. Reuben Rittmeister, obstructlng
sidewalk. 81 costs paid and defendant dis
charged.
The city VS.. Patrick Sullivan, drunkenness.
Reprimanded and discharged.
The city VS. William Boran and John Olson
drunkenness. Committed to jail Tor four
days.
Tie city VS.. James Smith; drunkenness.
Reprimanded and discharged.
The city VS. David Rourk; drunkenness.
| Committed to Jail for four days.
A. r. Capehart VS.. Mary Kennedy, etc. Ac
| tion for restitution of certain premises. Mo
tion by plaintiff for judgment. Continued by
| stipulation to May 10, at 10A. NJ.
A. II. Strouse VS. John Flaherty. Action
for goods of the value of $50, alleged to hav'
been sold defendants wife. Tried and sub
mitted