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cy ~ 10 his intended movements. 4
rumor is current among tho p0rters that
their journey u % commence from the
west coast. II this be tho case, Mr..
Stanley must have introduced : radical
change into thu original plAns oi The
Belgian section of the International
African Association. Tor wh0m he u 10.
liescd 70 be acting. That, accidents
apart, hc will be moro succcssfnl than
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1000 crates ot cucumbers per day.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-06

For Cutaneosls Disorders,
AnA I'll es~pslsAs NJ shs sAla tAls insmsas u mesa
Invaluable n dcea moi keAl externally Aiene MI
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very root rf tke evil
The daily gazette., 1879-07-03
FELL DOWN STAIRS.

This morning between Z and 8 O'Clock,
Mrs. Shippers, wife of Mil'on Shippers,
dealer In stoves at No. III West Eighth
street, met with verv painful accident.
She was in the act of coming down the
tist flight of stairs leading from the
kitchen TO the first floor above, when
she accidentally slipped on the oilcloth
with which the stairs were covered
When she slipped, she was thrown for
ward on the tide of her face, and before
she could stop herself, She slipped to the
| bottom. She was assisted to her room
and DR.. Maull summoned, who upoT
examination found the right side of hel
| face somewhat cut, and her right hiI
severely bruised, but at present he Is un
able to ascertain whether sho is injured
internally or not, rs she be came so YER,
nervous from the shock, that it wa
found necessary to administer narcotic
to soothe her. The escape was yer.
narrow one.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-03
The Fire Districts.

In order to make the Fire Department
az efiicent as possible, and to prevent
all the companies from running to the
same fire and thus leaving the rest Of the
city unprotected, Chief Engineer Nc
Crea has followed the usual custom OF
dividing the city into four fire districts
for tomorrow These districts are as
follows
Northeast District-North of Fifth
and east Of Market streets. The Della
ware and Phoenix Companies are detail
ed for this section.
Northwest District--North of Fiji
and west of Markets leets. Water Witch
and Friendship Companies.
Southeast Dis rict-South Of Fiji
street aud east of Market. Reliance auC
Washington Companies.
Southwest District-South OF Fifth
street and west OF Market. Weccacot
and Fame Companies.
Each company is expected to confin'
itself to alarms within the bounds Of III
district except in the event ota genera
alarm heing struck. All the companies
| are provided with extra horses for thu
purpose of conveying the hose carriage
| and firemen to the fires.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-03

THE DECLARATION OF INDEPEND-
ENoE--It was many years ago the Gus
tom for the newspapers to ps,blish the
Declaration of Independence on each re
curing 4th Of July; but this has moi
been done in recent years. 1t had it,
beneficial influence then and may have
II still. 1t is a document that may bt
read with pleasure at almost any time
But nevertheless it is such appropriate
reading for the 4th Of July that we giy'
the ''immortal document" a prominen
place in our columns to-day, that it ma!
be In the hands of the thousands o
readers of the GAZETTE Tomorrow.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-03
view Castle Letter.
THE CiRcUs--EARLY sERvICEs - GOING
TO REHoBoTH, ETC.


THE ciRcUs--EARLY sERvIcEs GOING
TO REHoBoTH, ETC.
NEW CASTLE: July 3.1s79.
The Commonwealth Circus is our
great attraction this day. Their tent
will be erected on the Battery.
There will be morning services at Z
O'Clock in Immanuel Episcopal church to-
morrow morning.
There are to be two distinct colorcd
pic-nics on the Battery tomorrow.
Would 1t not be well to erect seats
in the school green, where there is shade
at all mes, aud plenty Of room for cbi.-
dren to play?
A large number Of our citizens 20 to
Rehob0Lh on the John Syirester to-,nor-
row, 1t being the first occasion for this
steamer to stop here.
l. p. Schmidt has had Oh exhibition
at his store beautiful beer cabinet cool
er, made by him from native walnut
for Mrs. She arer, Of the Star Hotel. As q
piece OF artistic c,'workmanship it speaks
we'll for the skill of the maker.
At 8 O'Clock this q. m., an early we'd
ding was celebrated at st. Peters church
Seats will be put up at the Battery IL
| q day or so tor the accommodation Of the
public.
The action Of City Council in regard
to Chestnut street made the hearts o
the residents In that neighborlio0d hap
ply. Let the good work be pushee
along.
J. II. Callahan Is having put up a new
awning at his store corner of South ant
Young streets.
The rolling mill closed last evening
until Monday morning. The Delawar'
Iron Works and the cotton and wcolel
mills stop until Monday.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-03
An Army OF Dsputy Marshals.

In the Senate on Tuesday, when the
question of adjournment was under dis
cussion, Mr.. Window quoted from the
Presidents Message to Congress OF yes
terday defining the duties Of marshals.
What would be thought of a Legislature e
that would adjourn without making any
provision for sherifis to execute the laws
Of the State?
Mr.. Herman, (dem.) of N. Y.-ls i
not true that the bill vetoed yesterday
appropriated 100000 applicable to the
execution of all laws that are mentioned
in that Message? 1t simp y prohibited q
its use to pay special deputy marshals for
attending elections. II State should
provide money for all ordinary expenses
of sherifis In enforcing laws would 1t he
extraordinary if the Legislature SAW fit
to say, "We won't permit you TO use this
money to have special deputies to arrest
men without process on one particular
subjectp"
Mr.. Window, of fMinnesota-Thatw will
not do. Whatever the original bill may
have said on that subject l offered one
yesterday that said nothing about deputy
marshals, but only marshals.. and their
general deputies, and every democratic
Senator voted for its indefinite postpone E.
| ment.
Mr.. Kernan--Yes, after we had added
a simple provision that the money should
not be used for other purposes which the
President does not specify.
Mr. Hereford, (dem.) ofW. Va, made
few remarks, throwing the blame fol
the failure of the appropriation for mar
shals upon the President.
Mr.. Window, of Minnesota, said par
fthe court expenses had been provide
for, but il was as if shot and shell ha
been furnished and powder denied. Th
arm was paralyIcd.
Mr.. Eaton, of Connecticut thought MI
Window had not been visited by "kin
natures sweet restorer" last night. Fl
must have had nightmare. The Attpl
ney General, he added, had given a
, opinion that the marshals could appOin
an army of deputies if they chose.
was, therefore, necessary to insert IN
bill making appropriations for marshal
, a clause prohibiting such appointment.
. He resented Mr.. WINDOWS assertion ths
the democrats would DE responsible fc
non-execution OF the DEGREES of th
courts, and said the republicans W el
open to such a charge.
ri Mr.. Carpenter, (rep.) OF Wis, aske
Mr.. Eaton if he thought the Army Al
preparation bill authorized the use
troops at the polls in any form whateye
Mr. Eaton did not think so; If it d
! he made great mistake in voting for
Mr.. Carpenter entirely agreed with N
e Eaton.
1 Mr.. Eaton was gratified. He entt
= tanned high opinion of Mr.. CarpenIe
& legal ability, and hoped his opilli'
v would govern the "man at the other e
: of the avenue"
The adjournment resolution was pa
+ ed as amended-yeas q, nays ia pi
n ty vote, democrats voting "yca" and
= publicans "nay."
The daily gazette., 1879-07-03

THE rlimor that the GAZETTE men
toned some weeks ago Of the probable
removal of the Baldwin Locomotive
Works from Philadelphia to New Castle
is again in circulation. We hope 1t ma.
prove true. Doubtless this is the hes
place in many respects that the owner
of these great works could select
Land there is untaxed and education
free; while living ID as cheap as at an,
place on the Atlantic seaboard.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-03

THE preachers at good old Asoury
who took part in the recent trouble ooh l
seem to have shed much :" oil on the
troubled waters m Mammon" was
allowed to step in and the church digni-
taries yielded to his bidding even to
seeking demand made more than a
quarter OF century ago. IL IS re-
markable thing to find church turning
a member out who had held connection
with 1t for fifty years. 1t may be right
for all that but it seems to us such sum
mary work is not like to be acceptable
to Him who said, "I.et him who is with
out sin throw the first stone"
The daily gazette., 1879-07-03
From ClArlstiana. a.
CHRIsTIANA, July 3,

CHRIsTIANA, July ., 1879.
Farmer Whitfield Is stacking wheat
aud from appearances has an extra fair
crop. HIS corn il said to be the finest 10
shis Hundred, and his work shows "what
he knows about farming"
The "boss" millinery establishment of
this Hundred is in Our town, or at least
80 say our lady visitors from the sur
rounding hundreds.
Large numbers of our people are think
ing ofgoing to the New Castle cunning
clubs picnic at McFarhn's woods, OF
July 4th.
Our genial landlord VIM. Nick olson
| late of Sassafras Neck, has made man.
improvements at Elliots Hotel, show.
| ing that he know how to keep hosel
The daily gazette., 1879-07-03

1T was a very nice thing for the Rail-
cal politicians who occupied the U. 5.
Marshal's Office in the Northern cities 10
be able to dispense fifty dollars among
their numerous friends and political
todies for days loafng around the
polls and week awaiting the election
returns. Five dollars day for loanne
was considered not too much pay by
Dayenport's men; and Philadelphia
Deputy Marshals charged for ten days
The daily gazette., 1879-07-03
r1IR.OAY, JULYs 1879.

THE Republican does not like "the row
..x nroiect.o 1t is enveloped in "sophis-
,ry and it fears that the people will be
deceived by it. The people are not 50
Hind AZ not to know that $l.l5 Is less
,.x than they have been paying for some
time, and they are not likely to be angry
With the Council for not making them
Day higher tax. 1t is altogether llkely
that the Republican hoped to see the lax
raised instead of reduced.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-03
DANGEROUS Blasting.

Attention has been called to the dan
gerous blasting going on along. the mos
freouented part of the Brandy wine in
these columns more than once of late, and
IL is still carried on. Yesterday unu -ually
large charges of powder were used in
Tatnall's quarries, on the north side OF
the creek, aud large pieces of the broken
rock constantly fell crashing throu III the
trees among the excursionists on the
south banks. Some of these fragment
weighed five and six pounds. III,
Mayor has cautioned the quarrymen Il
be more careful.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-03

Senator Sharon Is making great pre-
parations for a reception which he will
give to General Grant (probably at Bel
mont, the old Ral,ton seat). Tie recep
ton is expected to be grand socia
affair, The rabble will not be admitted.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-03

WEST Chester has raised SOC, 900 and
is soon to have another railroad route
from that place to Philadelphia. The
Pennsylvania Railroad is to build TIM
connection to its line Immediately.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-03
NOTICES.

Office TO THE OWNfRS OF
~ HORo ES. The Tax on Horses IN now
due aud payable at the Office of the CITY
A lditor, Nc. 81 East sixth Street. All
owners OF horses In this city Will please
come forward ana pay, OF abide the ordi-
dance In relation To the same.
u. b. UNDERW GOD,
iy28t City Auditor.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-03
THE OLD WHEEL.

The water wheel at the city mills
pumping station, which broke down yes
terday Is about ten years old, having
been put in by Messrs. Il. q. Stotsen-
burg & Sons IN 1864. 1t was an iron
wheel with wooden sole and bucket.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-03
sOmething New"

Deputy Coroner Wilson, in view Of
the Fourth of July, is giving his office a
new coating of paint. In connection
with this, good Joke is told of t be re-
DO ter of a morning Newspaper, who
cropped in this morning and languidly
and unthinkingly leaned up agai ust one
OF the newly painted doors. "ls there
anything new" be asked, using the news
seekers stereoty ped phrase. eyes," re.
piled Mr.. Wilson, "the paint on that
door, you're leaning against, is new
very new" And SO IL was.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-03
FOR REHOBOTH.

Those who desire to visit Rehob0th to-
morrow, and do not desire to go down
in the heat OF the day, can leave on the
6.35 .. M, train and connect at at Har-
rington where a special train will be in
waiting
The daily gazette., 1879-07-03

IOTICE.-Notice IL hereby given that
IN the Ordinance prohibiting the firing
of of any gun or pistol, or the oischaf ge
OF any fireworks within the limits of the
city before the Fourth day OF July, will be
strictly enforced.
All persons found so offending will be
arrested by the police and taken before
the Mayor.
WILLIAM j. MAX WELL,
je2l.tojy3 CHIEF of Police.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-03

lhe woman who accused her HUSBAND
Of killing the broker in Philadelphia, wa.
discredited at hearing yesterday.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-03
jy2.6t

n, Office. annual NEE Ing OF he
IN star tnew) Loan A Association. will be
heid In its room at Thi oi ard Market ssts..
ON Thursday next, July 5. 1879, at o'tlo' k
D. m. to elect officers and three Directors
and hear the annual report read and to
vote upon the resolution TO issue 900 new
series shares of stock.
A full attendance Is requested.
ie2stoiy3 JOHN +. MILLER, Sec'y.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-03
ie1S-2laW2w

OTiCE-J. H. Primrose mas taken the
IN MANAGEMENT of the old and reliable
sewing machine company--the Wheeler d
Wilson. This machjne has been lately
improved, and IL an entirely new IN achine,
and is known as the Improved Wheeler q
Wilson. IL Is the finest made lock-stitct
sewing machine now In nse, and has nd
vantages superior to any other.
We hope our friends will give MS a call, +,
and not buy until they have examined this
new machine
Our territery embraces Delaware and
Chester counties, Pa, and Delaware and
| the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
Our office, at present, will be found at
| 72S Market street. Alter the 18th of March
next we will be found at our old stand, the
| Garrett building, No. 718 Market street.
| ~AGENTS WANTED.
| feb5. DIFF }. II. PRIMROSE
The daily gazette., 1879-07-03

OTICE.-The Delaware Loan Associa-
IN tion now offers new stock for sale.-
The first payment may be made at any
time to the Secretary GEO. &. MARIS,
ap'n COL Shipiey ST.. end floor.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-03

NOTICE. New Loan New Loan
N Stock for sale by the A Id Loan Asso-
citation the first payment may be made al
onceto GEO. c. MARIS, Sec'y.
Ie23-1ms No 6)l Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-09

T9E REPORTERS of the Philadelphia
napers could not have been on the alert
on Friday night last, or they would
have heard of the monster Temperance
meeting On that evening in kelley's
Hall, Christian below Eighth Street,
addressed by Mr.. butcher of this city.
We carefully scanned the columns of the
Ledger," "Press," "Times,' y " Rec
ord,' Enquirer" aud "North Ameri-
can" and were surprised to find that
none ofthe usually energetic and watch
full repo ters of those papers, had heard
any t'iAg of the meeting in that pub
lie part of the city, which was attend
ed by two thousand people, amongst
whom were many of the first families
of Philadelphia. Not so however with
the correspondent of the "Mornlng Her.
ald," who in writing Il report of the
meeting Tor Wilmington readers,
was 50 wii- awake that his. letter was
dated June 9Th, and he also sta
ted that it took place the night previous
Thursday. He at any rate was wide
awake, and for once the = Herald" beat
tn Philadelphia pap7rs in publishing
important local news from that city
The correspondent must have
been surprised when he scanned over
the Philadelphia papers the next morn
ing and found no report of the great
meeting, and he must have thought
the Philadelphia reporters a dull plod-
ding set, to miss noticing such great
meeting. That a number of the prom
inent gentlemen of Philadelphia should
have for days previous made arrange.
ments for the holding of this meeting
that two thousand persons should have
attended it; that it was addressed by
such speakers as Captain Crosby of No,
va Scotia, and George NJ. butcher o
this city, AMI the Philadelphia Times
especially, never to have heard a word
about it,is som sthing too incre iibe al
most TO believe. The sponaent for
Wilmington papers is far ahead thi
time,
Daily Republican., 1879-06-09

THE MUCH talked of rise in coal has
come at last, though SC far as Whining
ton is concerned it is lower than it was
last month, but at the mines it is high
or, An agreement has been made by
tn, principal coal companies at the
mines, to rails tbs price of coal twenty
five cents per ton for June, with an
understanding that like increase will
take place in July and still larger one
in August. The result of this will be
to raise the wages If the miners in the
Schuylkill mining region based on a
slidin, seal, of Goa. This has given
great joy amongst the Reading Com
panv's miners, who are now assured
not only Of better wages but of unn-
terrupted work through the remaining
months of the year. No restrictions
are placed upon the quantity each com
pany may mine, the agreement relates
to prices only.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-09

REV, J. B. MANN announced from the
pulpit yesterday, that next Sunday
would be- devoted to the cause of TEN
perance, the sermons and all the reli
gious exercises of that day to have a
bearing upon that subject. Mr.. Mann
believes that temperance is part Of
religion, and Should not be singled out
alone and carried on by irresponsible
persons not known to the community,
and who in the end bring shame upon
the cause. Mr.. NJ. did not say so in SO
many woris, but Of course this move
ment is understood as giving the cold
shoulder to Mr.. butcher and Mrs. Wat
son.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-09
A Mammoth Paper.

1t is with 10 little exultant feelings
that We refer to the enlargement of the
weekly edition of the REPUBLICAN, and
it is with perfect feeling of confidence
that verdict from the people can but
be in our favor when We invite criti.
cal examination of last Thursdays
issue of the largest paper printed in
Delaware, and with a very few excep-
tions larger than any weekly that is
published in our great big sister State
Of Pennsylvania. For the amount and
variety of fresh reading matter contain
ed in its handsomely printed and taste
fully arranged columns, it is not equal =
led by any of its contemporaries in the
State, Notwithstanding the fact that
there are some excellent weekly papers
published in Delaware. Tn. weekly
REPUBLICAN, has been enlarged to forty
columns and proportionately lengthen-
ed, plainly printed on good heavy white
paper, and as will lie seen by a perusal
of it, well filled with interesting gene
raj, State and local news.
Though our weekly has now larger
circulation than any other week y pub
lished in the State, it is our intention
to increase its circulation all over the
State, so that it shall not be a mere
local county paper, but general State
paper, and one that will be a welcome
visitor in every family. Before our
weekly was enlarged we were frequent
ly complilnented upon publishing the
best paper in the State, and that being
true then, how much more true must it
be now that we have added two col,
umns to the width, making in all four
columns additional to our paper without
taking into consideration its increased
length which would equal four addi
tional columns. We were compelled tt
adopt this course from the press of ad
vertisements which crowded out grea
deal of reading matter that should hav,
appeared, but now we are prepared t,
accommodate all the merchants ant
business men who may desire to avail
themselves of the advantages offered il
our mammoth weekly, and our subscri
bers at the same time will get large
and more general variety of reading
matter than they ever got before. 1t il
our intention to not only maintain tn
present standard of excellence to whicl
the Weekly REPUBLICAN, has attained
but to improve upon it wherever i'm
provement is possible. Our workinI
force is steadily improving by expert
ence and every effort is being put fortl
to making not only the largest ant
, handsomest but the best weekly news
paper in Delaware. 1t is with pleasur
that we invite the attWtion of bushes
. men to the DELAWARE WEEKLY REPUI
LIcAs, the mammoth paper of Delaware