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THOUGHTS FOR SILENT HOURS. by the
i Rev. Phillips Brooks, the Rt. Rev Bishop
Huntington, the Rev. Ray Palmer.
EVERY DAY PROBLEMS. BY Joseph Cook.
HINTS FOR HOME READING, BY Ewd. Ever
EFT Hale. N. F. Sweetser. Edward EgglestOn,
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Our onset was 80 sudden and resolute
hat the Sioux hha scarcely time to spring
q theft feet ere we we're shooting at them
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1879.
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The daily gazette., 1879-03-22
FOURTH EDITION
GENERAL NEWS.

Preparations continue to be made at
Yokohama, Japan, for General Grants
reception, although he is not expected
there for many months. Three of the
most powerful ancient 1iamos have been
appo' nted to receive aud attend upon
him. This is distinction heretofore
vouchsafed to no visitor.
Citizens Of Marshall are doing every
thing In their power for the comfort of
the troupe. A series of compiimenty
benefits have been tended to I've Ward
Barrymore troupe by the citizens of
Dallas. All expenses, such as rent of
theatre, printing, advertising, bi II post
ing, license, SC, are to be borne by the
citizens.
A woman's right demonstration has
been made by lady IN the southern
province of Japan, who protests again nst
paving tax unless she Is allowed the
privilege of voting. Her letter, which is
pertinent and logical even in Japanese
estimation, has been referred by the To-
cal authorities to the central govern
ment, and awaits decision at the CAPT
Ial.
Patrick O'Shea, the well known Gath
olic book pLbhsher Of NV York has
suspended ana as ked his creditors for an
extension. His embarrassment IL dus to
real estate depreciation. His liabilities
are about $1,000 900, of which $1,000 is
on merchandise account and 625, 900 on
real estate deficiency. His assets are
nomirally valued at $1,000 900, of which
$3.50, ,090 rs in stereotype plates. He has
been In business over twenty one years
A dispatch from Ma shall, Texas. starei
that Barrymore, who WAS shot in The
shoulder Wednesday bv . detective
named Currie, whuee insult to ladies OF
the Barry more theatrical companyhe had
Resented, was resting eA>Ily yeste day b.l
not out of danger. The rem iins of Por-
ter, who was killed by Currie, have been
sent to New York under au escort Of citi
zens. There is great talk of lynching
Currie. The case Of Currie for the muir.
der of Porter, was called yesterday.
Two witnesses were examined, showing
that the killing was entirely unprovoked
The prisoner was remanded without bail
The troupe is still in NJ arshall.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22
POLICE CASES.

The cases disposed Of at the hearing.
last evening, by Mayor Almond, were
as follows
joseph Price, col, was arraigned and
charged by officer Bidwell, with being
the means of him losing prisoner. 1t
appeared that the ofiicer was after a
prisoner, and the defendant seeing hin
coming, started to run, and the Off Ger
thinking that the prisoner was the one
that he wanted started in persuit, and at
ter long chase succeeded in capturing
him. A. there was no evidence TO prove
that the prisoner intended to defeat the
plans Of the officer, he was discharged.
Four little boys were next ARA pnpd
charged by John j. Slater, With being
disorderlS, and throwing stones i'll the
streets. As he boys were hardly ac-
countable, His Honor dlschal gsd them.
Samuel Batson, col, was charged by
Miss AllIer, teacher at No III school
with being disorderly and abusing the
scholars. He was required to pay sl
and costs.
This morning there were two drunks
so cents and costs n each case.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22
THE CULTIVATION OF SUGAR
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 10. (

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 10.
JAS. DALAPLAINK, CENTRKvILLE,
DKL.,-Dedr S6 Yours asking for
more information concerning the process
Of +. l.. Stewart, of Munayville, West
moreland Co., Pa is at hand. ! would
advise you 10 correspond with him di-
rectly, and would say in relation to this
process, that having tried it in the De-
partment last season under adverse cir
cumstances and having made several
barrels Of sugar thereby from the juice
of sorghum, maize, millet and beets, |
can have no further doubt that il 10 and
will prove success under careful man
agement.
l send ysu Lhy preliminary report
for 1878, which contains a statement oi
our operations here. In addition to this
perhaps 1t " II be as well for me TO say
that am convinced that sugar can be
made from this process at cost of three
ceuts per pound, aud with the proper
machinery, in large way, perhaps fol
less. Respectfully Yours,
WIN. q. LEDUC,
Commiss ionsr.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22
FAREWELL.

1t is with terrible palptations OF
our hearts big and little, that we feel
called upon to say, FAREWELL" That
word hardest OF any to say, must now be
spoken, with trembling lips, and weep
ing orbs. The association of years must
luthles,ly be torn away from our aching
hearts which will certainly leave those
blood-engines hacked and hswn a. though
they had been run through saugsaee-
mill. Again we say, farewell And
may the bufialoes be many and gentle,
may the aborigines be Immense and
tractable, may the prairie hens be sweet
and shootable. You 90 with our
best wishes and highes. regards.
Farewell if ever fondsst prayer
For Others veal ayailed ON high,
Ours will not be lost in air,
But watt your veal beyond the sky
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22
THE DIFFERENCE.

The difference in the cost of improve
ments, may be seen by the following
comparisons:
In 1850 the SaVille property, corner of
Sixth and Market streets, was offered to
the city for 5000. Now, probably it
could not be purchased for less than s25,-
600.
During the same year the widening of
King street, from Second to the Chris
Llama creek could have been done for
81 1000. The widening of 1t when it was
dono cost the city over 500 OOJ.
The =. ". x Is II. X CO., offered to
widen Water street in 1852, for the sum
of 81 900, and agreed tu pay two-thiris
of that amount. The cost to the city for
widening 1t, was over $4,000, and tn.
railroad companies did not pay any
thing.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22
state Capital c...,-

) selres-Mr. Rusfs Boi; ni;fsrting n
Killed in the S.nats t,'uuroad Bu-
Reme,al. Rase,M'' Efforts torMss se csss .,.,
Special Correspondence ot 49,.
IL DOVER, ,y March 2l.-Bo,% ,%' !. s''s,
get away with work ,a.dD'P dalP'i4
much more business th,n ,o'uaN aa
ceding Friday. The IIa" Hau,Su upon pol., ~
session sas on until 2 O'Clock in ,bS SOall' p.
clock. work till
One of the most para,oo
that 10 agitating the Ls"i,,,,'l. L,'.,'l qass
whether an adjournmanI v'al've vial, nj
next week. According ,o %''' ee "a
Joint resolution they will III ,9 ne
next wednesday sine die, !, a'0ln
provided for adjournms",' ' IL @s
~ mhn .ne 81. iore re part Of this week, N, E Z
who set this particular bah y .'h Ar,
ms mistake and had Il, ,n,o,,1l '1lIl.
House, however, ha, No, 't''aed. ,nS
resolution and suspect il viii rp',at ,lt
OF it on Monday and eiLsr s~' "a. az
non-concur in it. asl
~, MR.. Rusr's RAILROAD BIZ,
Inc Senate, to-day, killed W.
railroad commissioner Inn w
] su'pect he Will not h. ab' 'o u-t
his head or laugh in that e hs..l' 70 u
natnred way Of his for a w.rk y
yod know has been very ac,,. ~, ~
crusade against the railroad auuN a
one oflacknowl ledged lead.r.
ment. when the aVitaiers s.rs ).
ly punished, some time aro e in -
ne Tell outraged beyond bnm,s
ance, but did not cease nj. % nS
plan was conceived To nresan.a v-.;
the Senate, similar to tIe orss
received the black-eye in III.
80 he had 1t introduced sua |
It along to it's final passage 1u Ti,,,
ly. "sa
! don't think Mr.. Rust re,ur
expectation that the bin woa
but presented it with the ,n,s s
& making the Senators show ,bS,
The vote, however, should po- ~
~ n real evidenc. of the on,uion
the Senators. Haiti bill hss,
ed in the regular manner /, m,s.
been different. A similar Ii l,t"s
the House and both hay no hen
ed by the same commute m.
Senators hesitate as u It's etIiasn,.
MIR. WARE.
The efforts OF Mr.. James W ",
the cause of Court House T. lnov,
been most commenabl-. U.ha,s h.
firing all the time. For Ten d,a|
| vious to the final passage of MI
I did but little else than urge il. by
considerat on. He certainy d-,,rN
praise of the people of Wllm M
particular and New Castle coub,T
eral.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22
A GRAND RASCAL. ON HIS TRAV.
ELS.

COLUMBIA, 5. C.. March 21.-Jas. T..
Kin sley alias Kinley passed on he Cen
tral national tank of this ely yes erday a
forged check for $500 drawn by the First
national bank of st. Paul agtiust the
Metropolitan national bank ofNew Yo,k
and escaped by the north-bound train be-
tore the fraud was discovered He is
travelling with young lady represr ntes
u his daughter and is said to be an ac-
complished scoundrel.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22
THE PLEURO-PNlUMONIA IN
CATTLE

NEW YORK, March 2l.-State Commits
siouer General Patrick, who has been
appointed hy Governor Robinson TO
stamp out pleuro-Dnenonia, to-day pro-
mulg ted an order prohi biting the con
veyance of milch cows and other store
animals by rail or water from the coun-
ties OF Kings and QUEENS into Suffolk or
west ward or northward and of certain
counties on the west and east sides of The
Hudson river,
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22
A SEAL IN THE CHRIsTIA,

This morning, while grnlleu,I
standing on NJ Market street brdg,
ticed a dark object tioundrnng 4
In the water. Thinking it vas d
piece OF wood he paid no more lHs|
to 10.
While Captain Downing, ofA.
tina, was proceeding down the rsI
alsJ noticed near tue IN nth ofA
dywine, a black object. Wheubl
near enough to distinguish il b
that 1t was a large seal.
The animal finally dsapper,i|
the surface or the water and con.3
swimming out toward the riVI
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22
WIDOW OLIVER'S sTlL
THOMAS u. OLIVET ON THg III
STAND YESTERDAY

THOMAS u. OLIVFT ON THs wv
STAND YEsTRRDAr
WARRINGTON, March 2l-lnissQ|
Cameron case to day tae Two I'D
sented by Mrs. Oliver, purporaDg
In the handwriting of Mr.. Gamer b
admitted in evidence and tie pi
rested their case. General BIZ l.l
that the case be withdrawn ir0IiA.
Claiming that Mrs. Oliver wa, ui
tents and proposes, married Waal
The court reserved its declsOr q
present upon the question Of ll.
macy of the marriage and the It'd
upon a contracting party.
Thomas Oliver was then calA
hfied.
Cross-exanined by Mr.. Peter-Hl
denied publicly and Repeatedly \
eral persons before he left thr "a
that she wss ever his wife and !
time did he call her Mrs. OIlvera
her to he called by that name w
consent.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22
ARRESTED FOR SHOOTING AN
ACTRESS.

ST. LOUIS, March 2l.-John Lanham
alias Charlie Johnson was arrested last
night and placed in |. He is charged
with shoollng and killing an actress Oh
the stage OF theatre in San Antonio,
Texas, in July last, also with wounding
two men at the same time. Lanham
makes a weak denial of his identity, but
lewelry the property of the woman he
murdered, was found on his person.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22

THE Democrats ask nothing unreas-
enable in demanding the repeal OF the
Federal Election Laws. These laws
could be made as terribly damaging to
the rights Of The people by the Demo-
cracts when in power as by the Republic
cans. They are inimical to liberty and
equality.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22
Foreign Telegraphie sum . ary

Depressing ranou trouble the London
markets-The French floating battery
Lrrogate folndersd. aud Al men dro wned
Col. BAsiiewitch, OF the Russian Impe.
rial Guard, has been put in Jail in Berlin
for pickinga lady's pocket-Ancerssen
the dist tinQuished chess player, Of Breslau,
is dead-Engla.o is going to ship SOC
mules from the United States to South
Africa-Bismarck discussed the Alsase-
Lorraine bill in the German Parliament
yesterday.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22
K.ex. 4. Wilni.xsl.,,,.,.. !.

B. c. Poror, the New York actor, who
was shot and killed by desperado in
Dallas, Texas, the other day, was well
known in this city. He appeared here
about two years ago, when the"Two Or
phans," was first presented In this city
and took the character Of "Jacques Fou
chard," the outlaw.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22

stock market was fairly active and steady.
Government bonds were weak, States
dull and railroads irregular. Money on
call lent at 9 I per cent, the lowest rate
being per cent.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22
The G.. II. A. Ball

The &. II. A. Association VII
their first grand bail in Weo't'n
cling A cademy on Friday tFenl'.
25th. Arrangements are IN pr'sS
render it "A very pleasant alialf'
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22

Every tang neeoed IN iirst class cook
stove, Is to be found in theHnUest Home
Range. This rauge with twenty other
patterns OF cook stoves is to b. found at
H. +. Pickelss, Nos. Z and f. Fourth
street. feb2l-tf
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22
LIBERAL LEAGUE.

To morrow morning at 10 80 o'clock,
Mr.. A. Fl. Weld, Of Brandy wine hun.
dred, will lecture on "Principle vs. Pro
fession;" Character VS.. Creed" The
public are invited. Seats free.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22

Our friends at Middletown will only
have to pay five cents more railroad fare
to attend Court at Wilmington than at
New Castle.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22

Many cases of rheumatism which hav,
esis,ed the skill of the profession, hav'
promptly yielded to that wonderful
remedy Kell-r's Roman Linlment.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22

There are ola German Methodist
"a arches in Chicago.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22

W EST PhkSBYTE Ian UnUnLh.
w Preaching At 10 20 IN, and s0p m
Rev. A. n. Ksigwin, pastor. SabbAth
school ~ -. u
The daily gazette., 1879-03-22

1T. PAUL'S N. +. CHURCH.
> Preaching at 10 80, ~ IN. by Rev. W.
+. England, al 80, p. m, services by Mrs
Roach.
All are invited and Will be accommo.
lated with seats