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New ORLEANS. Jan. 49, 1879
The undors igncd certille that he held for coli
lection for account OF the Chase National Bank,
lu4 Broadway, New York. ono-halt ticket No.
$3.50 class A. in tho Louisiana State Lottery
which drew the first capital prize Of thirty thou.
sand dollars on Tuesday. Jan. IL. 1879, said
ticket having cost the sum OF one dollar nt the
Office of H. T.. Plum, $40 Broadway. New York
and that tho amount was promptly paid on
presentation OF the ticket at the Oillc0 OF the
company H. b. SHosTE.
Exchange ard Discount Clerk.
Louisiana National Bank OF Now Orleans. ADJ.
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cor wcLELL4N's NOMINATIONS.
All but One Confirmed by the Legislature
The "student's BIIl" Repealed.

TRENTON, Jan. 22.-In the Senate to-day
all Of Gov McClellan's nominations were con-
Armed except that Of A. A. Smalley Of Newark
rs Harbor Master. The law requires candidates
for that position to have served in the navy or
merchant marine. Gov. Bcdle nominated Mr..
Sinnlley because he was President Of the Conit
Transpo rtatiOn Company Of Newark, and en-
gagged in the merchant marine. lie WAS con,
nrmed then. but his mnation is opposed
because he has not been sailor.
A motion t. /. consider the vote by which i;
j. McDonald's Constitutional Convention blll
was Killed yesterday was lost in the House to-
day. This prevents the bill from coming up
again. c.
The act passed last year known as tho stu
dents bill because IL prevented students from
voting. was repealed in the House to-dny Tho
bin was pissed MS pnrty measure last year 10
prevent the Rutgers College boys from holding
the balance Of power in New Bruuswick. Two
Democrats Mocks II Hudson and Hunt Of Nor
rIs. voted with the Republicans for the repeal.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY. Jan. 22.-Thcre was renewed
activity and buoyancy on the Stock Exchange
to-day. and the advanced prices were well sup
ported nearly down 10 the close. The greatest
activity was in Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western. with sales OF 5OGj0 shares Erie COM
mon with sales Of 5GlG0 shares. and Lake
Shore. with sales Of 1880 shares. As com
pared with the closing bids last evening Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western advanced H.
and rcceled a Erie advanced and rcccded e ;
Lake Shore advanced Ia and rccedcd =. The
Granger roads did not maintain their leading
position: Of St. Paul tho sales were IL 800
shares common, with final advance ~ a. and
N'tn shaiSs pI,'erIel, WIN ma aiNarty /" r.
closing At an adj anes at And preferred 271 shares
active sales were n 4fS shares ami Inc dual advance
= other shares which showed tar degree of activity
REX isns ' Ee prerTcd ohio md N Si. and
ie,sS central Amsns The sh5er faneies which came
and advancing TO 22's, with sales Of ngi shares The
total sales reported to-day about 2a5ul shares
s So1s e, Esye T sg Ss At The
no ~. ropon l.i 80 ISL r ssgs - 49,
coupon iG7 down to ia. ~ COUPON ISL. i1 5 2S.
alter decline Of & and Is at W.. OF Sal; bon u.s.
,ful'"na uo"f%S in,',yl GuHa,'I J." "t ."t &c
There was limited business IN bank shares. inclr ding
Hank, ioo,4; Merchants BANK, l2o',
Railroad bond, continued insoo1 demand. hut prices
Jersey Central hrst consolidated as,cnt,d, elasls
waited ioi', slo; metropolitan Elevated a. s,'7' St
Paul ;, {; ~, SlgAs; do 1t and J. ~ Etas le
T. gold. 1861; burlington. G. and declined from 2 '
70 7Ws Rock Island g. iiuallu's, e., AMI Qincy -
NJ ONO aud Mississippi consolidated T., le North
western gold registered. 1851 slu5 Hannibal and St
10 =. lo's Michigan Central q 49, canada South.
crn nrst guaranteed 49, as Michigan southern
llus, Central Pacific hrst branch o7's Union IA.
cihc first. lu7i. do land grant llur G.. e. e. and l.
first 81 se6 Chicago aud Alton first il6 south Pacific
first 10 The close was generally stronger than the
ulruins.
There were sales by auction " variety N Gre usur.
stocks aui In view Of the fires these prices
"A ~,
l-1'i. Mechanics aud Traders. 100 stuyyesant l22'
American Exchange, lult Commerce, a, kmcArr-
hurkcr, u. Underwood, 90. New York CITY tt, Notth
RIVER li7ls rpuuuyutal ltnis, Home, l23 Republic,
a.. Equitable ISL, .EuH. 20
Money closed 40 e. cont ON call sterling exchange
- Ill,
me following Will show the range OF prices paid and
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Filming Liquor Dealers.

Judge Gderslceve fined yesterday Jano Hey
nau. propuetrcss u the barroom at Bowcty So and
her uarkecper Sclie King, g. TOR selling liquor without
license Jacob Haas proprietor Of The harroom a q
Cttharuo street $50 and his BARNARD. Jenny King 50
Mary Miller, harmad AZ ~ Bowcry, - simon Bauer
prnpr the harrolm nj the BuMcry and First street,
500 and ms barkceper Henry Rail- g. and John Gamble
barkcopcr Jacob Bauk proprietor ui the harrom At
Third and Thirteenth street $50 Tor selling liquor
SUNDAY
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Crushed by "a CrumbllnG Wall.

CIScISNATI. Ohio. Jan. 22.-Whilo workmcn
were engaged this afternoon IN tearing down the walls
Of r. Wilson A Sons building, which was burned some
DAYS Ago portion N the south wall crumbed away sud
denly prrcipitaung Mhrun Jordan ana Thomas McGrANe
into Tho cellar distance at nearly sixty feet NeHrave
Wa instantly kuied, and Jordan died halt AN hour alter
ward.
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EusInrss Notnts.

Browns bronchial Troches VIII INSTANTLY
relieve a cough cold, or hoar~,nc,s 25 cents
Porter's Cough BaIsnm H. one OF the oldest
and best remedies in Use. - cents
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MdRINE INTELLIGENCE.

NIriirunR ALNANAc-rHfs nav.
Sun rises... - sun sets. "a Noon sets -
HieH wArER-THis DAY
sandy Hook. 81 GOV Island ~ Hell Gate... 10 80
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Use Olhn,s "ra,tclcss' Cod Liver Oh, with Lime and
Wild Cherry Snlh hy druggists Depot bo~eTy'-Ads'
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bono, Take the Common

Porous plaster II you want the best Bensons Capcine
Porous Plaster Is lar superior Sold ~ drag'ts-Ads
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Address T J. coMERFoRD, SECRETARY, COURIER.
PORTER co, EASTERN AGENTS. ! .2a7 BROADWAY.
OR JACKSON co, BANEERs - NASSAU ST,
NEW YORK.
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SptsmL N0tlsss.

BE IN TIME FOR 1T.
7-7-7-7-7-7-z
SEVENTH GRAND DRAWING OF THE
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION co,
AT LOUISVILLE. KY. IAN 80, 1879
TtCkErS ONLY
81 ~ -, a., -. -.
HALF TICKETS ONLY
81, 81 81. 81, a. si.
1850, 500. 800 PRIZES. 1860. 800. $50.
sll5,4 CASH. sIl5,4po IL CASH.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-08

Democratic National Committee had in
formed him that the money could not
be raised (the $50, 900 for South Caro-
lima, the Committee could not b. called
together nnder two days, and yet nm
der all these adverse circumstance
Pelton persisted in his negotiations for
votes.
Where was the money to come from !
All I! it vas at hand. One man had it.,
and that P.lton we'll knew, and he also
knew that II there was sure bargain
made without danger Of disclosure the
money would bs very soon forthcom-
Jig. The "bar'ls' We're not all ex-
hausted yet, though no doubt the drain
had been heavy. The th-ory Of indig-
nant reputation and the. fact of init
mate friendship do not dovetail. The
important matter proved 10y Weed and
Pelton Is that Tilden knew of Peltons
negotiations long before the Prssiden-
tial question was settled. That was one
fact that needed positive demonstration
in order to make Tilden's completely in
the plots plainly manifest. The public
was already thoroughly convinced that
a sharp old man who dearly loves his
dollars, who was the shrewdest Of the
in the Tweed Democratic Com
mittee, who accumulated a fortune by
experts in railroad wrecking and who
displayed matchless skill in forcing an
party to accep, him as its
could not have been blind
old fool who permitted soap, grace
nephew to riot among his greenbacks
and to devise and conduct without his
knowledge, in the very house in which
he dwelt, plan for the capture by foul
means of the electoral votes.of the United
States. 1t is no credit to the American
people to suppose that they are 30 sus-
reptible OF creduility as to accept with
confidence the theory Of Pelton $ undo
Wed responsibility, and We cannot
but exclaim, "Thin, oil, how thin y
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-08
The County Omeers.

A correspondent elsewhere rather
seems to reflect on Mr.. Dean for not Of
fering more reform bills in the Legisla.
ture, and singles out the feeding of the
prisoners at New Castle as q vulnerable
point for all attack by Mr.. Dean. Our
correspondent must be aware that Mr..
Dean does not lack the courage to at
tack whatever he may deem to be
wrong, but at the same time no one
knows better than Mr.. Dean the utter
useessness Of such extraordinary eff
forts in the present Legislature. 1t
81 ould he patent to every observing
mind that there is not much of reform
spirit abroad in the Democratic party,
and that Mr.. Cochran, who aspires to
the leadership Of the House, has al
ready declared, upon the floor of the
House, that when any legislation is Of
fered that attacks the Democratic party
he will fight to the hilt for it, and for
that reason he stoutly opposes every
reform measure introduced by Mr..
Dean, and in his opposition he is sup
ported by every member from New
Castle county except Or. Chandler, the
Speaker. Mr.. Dean no doubt sees the
utter uselessness OF introducing reform
meas urrs only to b. knocked over by
his colleagues, and We are not surpris-
ed that he has not introduced more re-
form measures, for every one that is
defeated makes Mr.. Deans influence in
the House so much the weaker. The
particular point at which our CORES.
pondent is driving seems to be the high
prices paid for boarding the prisoners
at New Castle.
He is certainly right in his criticisms,
though he is incorrect about the price
paid for boarding, which We are in
formed is now thirty-six cents a day
for each prisoner, instsad of forty-tive
cents as stated, though the latter we
believe was the price paid during the
late Sheriff LambsOn's term of office.
Whatever change however should
be made in the management Of the
boarding Of prisoners. it should not
take effect under the present Sheriff
who sought for, obtained and accepted
the office with its present perquisites,
and the same might be said of other
offices, that if any change was made it
should not take effect during the term
of the present incumbents. Such a
bill as would reduce the fees of the
county officers without efecting the
present incumbents, should be passed by
the Legislature, and such bill should
receive the support Of Mr.. Cochran as
by that time his father-in-law's term of
Office will have expired.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-08
The Tissue Ballet Fraud.


Judge James B. Campbell, Of Char.
lesion, South Carolina, Who was an in.
dependent Democratic candidate fol
Senator In Charleston In 1878, was be-
fore the Teller Committss At Washing
ton on Thursday. Mr.. Campbell being ,
Democrat and to the manor born. his evil
dence Of course ought to be accepted al
once by his Democratic brethren a.
conclusive proof of fraus, violence and
intimidation. Some time ago II was re
ported through the Democratic press OF
the country that Judge Campbell would
testify just the other way and If We are
not mistaken the Every Ereninq and
Gazette Of this city, joined in little
jolliication over the report that the
Judge knew nothing, and If he did be
wouldn't tell it. The Judge, however,
has testified, and right to the point too.
He says that his anteceden,s We're Dem
ocratic and that in 1877 he was Dem
ocratic Senator, and that bill came
from the House reducing the number Of
voting precincts about one half in the
city and two thirds in the country,
compelling some voters to make round
journey of 40 miles and others 20, Is
and 30. The Judge denounced this as
fraud and had the objectionable part
stricken out, but the House would not
agree to it and the bill passed. General
Gary, Of Hamburg butcher memory, was
in the Senate, who was the representa-
tive Of the Charleston Democracy, and
declared that If the bill was not passed
Governor Ham pton would appoint he
men to hold the election named by the
Democracy, who would carry the
county for that party.
The witness then gave the particu.
lars of his candidacy for the Senate in
1878 as an lndep-nden, Democrat. The
Republican Convention Endorsed him
he never accepted nor declined such
Endorsement tie election was condus-
ted fraudul-ntly by the Democrats W
means Of tissue ballots and otherwise
the Republicans were united; the wit.
ness said he received at least 1900
votes, and close calculation might
give him $4,000, but he was reported
as receiving only 5000 votes he did
not think his competitor received 9, 600,
but was reported as having received
IA, 600 votes.
1t will be seen from the foregoing
tina, III. crest immaculate Wade Hamp-
ton was in this plot to steal the Safe
and appoint the men to hold the cleo
tion whom the Democrats dictated. The
testimony is conclusive, that the greatest
frauds have been committed by means
Of tissue ballots, by which even Judge
Compbell was cheated out of his cleo
ton. We presume that the Gazette
and Bayard's lickspittle, the Every
Evening, will now denounce Judge
as belonging to the low white
trash Of South Carolina and unworthy
of belief.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-08
LOOK.

Our facilities are such that we will call
sales OF
REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PRO
PETTY,
lower than the lowest, both In country and
city. Please give us call NJ the
OPERA AUCTION HOUSE, sl4 MARKET
STREET.
l, George Drake, claim TO have some know.
ledge Of the value Of stock and farming uten.
sls as served q years at the farming bust
ness, and seven years ut Woodworking
MERRlCK Il DRAKE, Auctioneers.
p. S.-Sales of New Furniture every other
Tuesday afternoon, at the Opera Auction
House Rooms, Sl4 Market street. Sales every
evening at 7 o'clock. All kinds Of goods
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-08


il farm adjoining Christiana VILLAGE, in
White Clay Creek Hundred, now occupied by
George Lewis, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1879,
at 10 o'clock, a. IN
Three head of good work and driving horses
IA head OF cattle, z cows fresh and 2 f1Wf
coming in profit; two year olds with H1H
calf; yearlings 8. and ~ months old, two
year old bull extra stock: nifty chickens, 40
head OF ewes l SOW and pigs; 8 turkeys,
FARMING IMPLEMENTs.-l churn, milk
pans, milk cans, double roller, / lawn roller
farm wagon, 2 market dearborns, ! York
carriage, ! hand cart, 2 twin harrows, plows,
A harrow, 4 cultivatOrs, l horse power, 3
grind stones, sets Of double and single trees,
mewing scythe. 2 corn shelters, grain fan.
cutting box mixing box, feed chest. sets OF
harness, wheel rake, II COW chains. water
trough, 2crades and scythes, 2 moving ma
chimes, wheat drill, / wheel barrow, and
many other articles too tedious TO mention.
Sale will be positive.
TERMS AL sums Of $2b and under cash. nll
over that amount credit Of months will be
given by the purchaser giving a bankabe
note with an approved endorser.
Il. NJ. GRIFFITH,
Il. W. BUSH.
MERRICK b DRAKE, Auct's
lan29.2tw 3td.FwSs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-08

but exclaim, "Thin, oil, how thin -
Dishonesty Of Kent and kMssex
The reform character of the present
Legislature came TO the surface on Fri
day morning. when it was found by
reading the Auditors report that Kent
County was deiault-r to the State to
the amount OF $4,000 and Sussex
County for $4,000. Such glaring
deficiency could not bat b- noticed by
all tn. members, and Mr.. Dean with
his usual promptitude offered resolu-
ton directing the attention Of the
House 10 the detalcation, when he was
answered by Mr.. Hall of Kent and in
formed shat Kent and Sussex could pay
their own debts without any inlerter-
ence from New Castle, and III ad. mo-
ton to lay Mr.. Deans resolution on the
table, all the melnb ers voting tor it ex-
cept Mr.. Dean. Even Mr.. Ware, the
Wilmington reform member, who has
been keeping Kent and SUSSEX carefully
under the shadow Of his great out
stretched wings, voted to lay it on
the table. 1t is however stated that
the matter is not to end here, as a de-
falcation of $26,0 goo to the State is
rather large amount to cover up, and
that some of the New Castle Democracy
are getting rather tired Of the lower
counties doring the voting, and filling
the Offices, while, New Castle County pays
all the taxes. We are more convinced
now than ever that an investigation is
needed, not in New Castle alone, but
most especially in Kent and Sussex.
That there are defaulting tax collec
tors in New Castle is shown by the pub
lished report of County Treasurer Her
bert, bat they are defaulters to the
County and not to the state, and the
Auditors report does not show that
New Castle owes one cent TO the State.
But here are Kent and Sussex, the very
nursery of Democracy, brought up at
the very feet of the Saulsburys that
owe the State SIG, 900. Divide K.nt's
of $l2, 600 between her nine
collectors, and eacu Of them owes the
State $l333.33A. Divide Sussex's de-
falc alton of $l4, 000 amongst her Is col |
lectOrs and each Of them owes the STATE
SlUT. This is dear price to pay for
that honest State government that has |
been paraded before the public through |
Ex Governor Cochran's message and re-
lterated by the partisan Democratic
press of the State. This Is not mere
Of a thousand dollars or 70
by some impecunious hard pushed col
lector as sometimes occurs down in APP |
IN, irl< h I'd ,tk
Hundred in New Castle, but here is a
general default on the part Of both the
lower counties amounting to ST, 900, an
amount which 1t is useless to expect
will ever be paid, and to make up this
deficiency another turn of the State
tax crank must be given, and a little
more tax be laid upon the manuiactur-
ers of Wilmington. Mr.. Halls asser-
ton that Kent and Sussex could pay
their own debts only makes the mat
ter so much the worse, for there is mol
more distinguishing mark ofdishonesty
than to find man who is able to pay
his debts and won't do it. Better by
far had Mr.. Hall said that those oOun-
ties had not moral honesty enough to
pay their debts, but that they came
very handy to keep the Democracy in
power and New Castle might foot the
bill.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-08
UNDERTAKES
YOHN Il. MARTIN,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN,
NO. 22l SHIPLEY STREET.
Furniture neatly fAyIaireh lanl3.Smd

ID EDUCE YOUR GAS BILL 20 toi c per
N cent. and improve the quality of light
~ ..a,in. me automatic gas governor At.
tached to your meter. and If there Is not q
saving Of 20 to 40 per cent. you can have It re-
moved free OF charge. l.. =. BLAIR, No. 21g
West Seventh street, a gent for Cjark's patent
non wasting and non-reezins hydrant. Can
be repaired without digging up the ground
Cost only $500, put in; and will last five times
as long as the old style waste hydrant. Has-
lifting and plumbing promptly attended to.
Old Kas-tixtures taken down, re-brOnzed and
put up the same day. 2l9 W. It'll street.
lnll.lnd
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-08
CLOTHING.
A CARD OF THANKS.
CLOTHING.

To the citizens of whining,
ton and surrounding com
Munity we return our heart
felt thanks for their very
liberal patronage during the
past, and hope by strict at
tentiOn 10 business to merit
the same during the coming
season. Our Spring stock
now being manufactured
will be the most complete
we ever exhibited in this
city, as our experience has
taught us the want Of our
patrons. In order to make
room for this stock we will
give our Gust o IN ers the
chance to buy goods lower
thar ever during the next
30 days. as all broken suits
and odd lois must be dis.
posed Of az well az some
heavy suits, for we must
have the room.
We have a few more Over.
coats to dispose Of and we
will almost give them away
rather than carry one over.
Pants to order 500, $500
and $500. form Ter price
$500. $500 and $1,000. DO
not fail to secure the bar
gains we announce az they
are positive and can be Sc
cured at
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-08

GOVERNOR HALL is opposed to having
an armed state militia, but he believes
in having plenty of Aids around him.
The last batch is composed of Msssrs.
Hart, Ponder, Robinette and McCloskey.
Shoulder, Arms
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-08
II J. PYLE,
GUNSMITH, LOCkSMITH, AND
BELL II LANCER.

Rollers put on wringing machines. Um.
brellas and ParasoIs recovered and repaired.
Tailors and BARRIERS shears sharpened. All
kinds OF light machine work. 9uns, Pistols
and Ammunition, and q variety Of sporting
goods for sale. Shells loaded 10 order. All
work guaranteed and at prices TO suit the
times.
No. us MARKET STREET.
do8-3md
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(NOAL, WOOD. SAND AND LIME.

CPEClAL BARGAlNS.-We have seven
y Walnut Chamber Suits manufactured
by the Enterprise Company. also one Gross
Bits complete, one Beach Scroll Saw, one
Rip Saw, one Lathe (slide saw one Nitro
Saw. three Clamps, Seven Work Benches, Iot
Of Pulley's and Shaiting, all OF which we Will
sell at great sacrifice II called Tor at once.
lnl7-6t FERRIS X GARRETT
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-08
CYRUS STERN.
NO. Ill MARKET ST.,
The CIothier, The Tailor.

Ard the NOTION AMI RI KNlShlNt,
GOODS HOUSE. Cheap goods and sob
stantial Overcoats and Clotning Tor Men
Youths, and Boys. One low pr G, 8 uii
casb. Prices 10 suit these time. Travelling
Bags. Bundle Straps, Umbrellas, Gum Coats.
Logging, shirts, Underwear, Neckwear, Col.
lars, Ties, Cuffs, Gloves, Money Purses,
Pocket Books, Penknives. New Methodist
Hymnal In variety. Discipline's and Alma
macs for 1879. American Agriculturist Club
81 ~ and splendid premium. dcZ-d&wtf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-08
Notice.

We are request ed to say that c. K.
Montgomery has not been connected
with the Dancing hall, No. 220 Market
treet, since the LIST Of January.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-08
PUBLIC SALES.

nEBLIC SALE.--Will be sold at the
farm ad Joining Christiana VILLAGE, in
White Clay Creek Hundred, now occupied by
George Lewis, on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-07
CREAM OF THE NEWS.
Gathered from Our Dispatches

The T.. :. steamer Plymouth, with
yellow fever on board, has been ordered
into quarantine, at Portsmouth.
BY the capsizing Of a schooner in .
gale on Chesapeake hay, Saturday, Cap.
tain Hagar and crew of three men wero
drowned.
Paul Boyton arrived a, the mouth of
the Ohio ai four O'Clock Saturday after
noon.
Judge Carter las denied the motion
Tor a new trial in the Oliver. Cameron
ca-e.
Garibaldi il in wretcbed health, and
on his arrival at Rome, Saturday, was
carried from the ear on a strctcher. His
visit has no political significance.
Three boys were drowned in the Ohio
river, at Wellsyille, Friday.
Mrs. Frank Lynch attempted suicide
by hanging. at the National Hotel,
We'lsyille, saturday.
Oham, brother Of the Zulu King, has
surrendered, with three hundred var
riors.
A fire in Philadelphia, early yesterday
morning. destroyed seven hundred and
fifty thousanddoIlars' worth ofproperty.
The House pas-.si the army app-o-
preparation bill, Saturday. by q sirict
parry vote.
Chief Moses, with number of Indian
friends. In en- route Tor Washinofou IN
have talk with the President
The House Committee on Rules have
recommended nm increase in the mem
benhip oi the most important standing
rrfatottfees