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Daily Republican., 1879-11-05
Gagged and Threaten cd .

A special despatch frsm Middletown,
N. Y, says: At Morsston Station, in
Sullivan county, yesterday morning,
three masked men entered the store Of
Divine, Dubois l. Co., to rob the safe.
They wakened Wilbur Dsnmap, the
junior partner, gagged him, and with
threats of cutting his throat demanded
that he should open the safe, which
has combination lock. Denman re
fused, when they inflicted serious inju.
ries upon him. During the struggle
he tore the masks from the faces Of two
of them. Failing in their attempt,
they tied his hands to the stove and
his feet to the safe and left without
taking anything. He was unconscious
when released, and remained so during
all day Sunday. This is the third at
tempt made to rob the store within
few years, Mr.. Denman being attacked
each time.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-05

NOiICE.-In conformity with the provl-
~ sion OF the act passed by the General
Assembly OF the State OF Delaware on the 18th
day OF March. A. d., 1875, ! hereby give no.
tee that an application was fled In the Su.
pc! i9r Court on the 2lst day of October, A.
D.. 1873. for n Charter OF Incorporation OF a
Company, called 1.-THE James & Webb Print
ing and Stationery Company, to carry on the
business Of the manufacture OF books prints
and stationery In all Its branches, and that a
DRAFT Of the proposed Charter was fiied with
the application, ana IL open TO inspection.
CHAS. BEASTUN, Parliamentary.
New Caste Oct. Il 1879. l0.22tf
Daily Republican., 1879-11-05

IT IS a general Republican victory
throughout. The doubtful States are
securely Republican and Pennsylvania
tramps on ahead like great Rrpubli'
can giant.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-05
WILLARD T. ToFT TAKES THIS

lNl method Of informing the boot and
shoe makers that he has opened at the N. l.
corner Of Third and French streets a com.
plete stock OF Leather and Shoe Findings,
comprising Boot and Shoe Uppcrs. Imported
and Domestic Shoe GOCda, French ard DO.
nestle Cali Skin, Wax uppers MoroccOs'
Spanish and Hem'0ck Sole Leather, etc.,
which will be sold at bottom prices. Gut
Leather a specially. Through having long
experience in the business, and giving the
same my personal attention, hope to re.
ceve share oiyour patronage. Orders by
mail promptly attended to. l0.lOlmd
Daily Republican., 1879-11-05

LET THE Gazette" bring out its roos.
tr for one more good crow over the
! jldozers of Mississippi and the Mary.
J q ballot box suffers. Crow, Chap
Grow
Daily Republican., 1879-11-05

M APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, Concord
WI vile, Pa, for both sexes, is situated OF
the Philadelphia and Baltimore Central X
r., and Is eleven miles north of Wilmington
on the Concord Pike. Students are prepared
for the active duties Of life, Tor business and
college. 1t eXcells in healthy location, good
rooms, and trst.c ass professors. Little boys
are made to feel they have home. Forcata.
logue call on DIR. +. q. Shortlidse, 1877"
Market street. Wilmington.
J. SHORTLlDGE l. NJ.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-05

Consolation for tho Nervous.

Vitalized Phosphates, O brain and nerve
food. cures all arrangements Of the nerves,
restores enfeebled digestion, gives vigor I'D
placed weakness and lassitude, re-invigorates
the Oyer-worked brain, and PREVENTS con-
sumption. Physicians have prescribed 10000
| pa, kages In ali forms Of debility and nervous
ness, thus restoring vitality to the system by
food, not by medicine.
Y. CROSBY, 900 Sixth Ave, N. Y.
For sale by z. JAMES BELT,
Cor. 9th and Market Sts., Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-05

CONNECTICUT comes up stalwart Re
publican to the front.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-05

A SOLID North sends greeting to a
solid South.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-05

NOi hoe beg leave " iuiurn the pub
IN lie that have increased my facilities
Tor manufacturing kindling wood, and an
now prepared 10 furnish W, cd In any quaint.
ty to SUIT consumers. sell the largest $l.t0
load In the city. Give me call before pLr.
chasing elsewhere. Orders by mail receive
prompt attention, JOHN PONDER,
80 Foot of Fourth street. city.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-05

BLANKETS We purchased in lima t,on
bLaNkEIs the makers, and are offering
BLhNkETr at wholesale prices 0ne-halt
BLANkEIS case l0-4 Blankets ut 500:
BLANkEIS one-halt case 1914 Blankets at
BLANKETS $3.50; ope.half case lO-i
BLANkEIS Blankets at $500; oDe.bat
BLANkEIS case la Blankets at SIOO;
BLANkEIS one half case ll-4 Blankets at
BLANKETS $500; One-half case IA
BLANKETS Blankets at $3.50 These
BLhNkEIS goods cannot be equaled at
BLANkEIS the price. We have also re.
BLANkEFS ceived larg' stock OF Crib
BLANhELS blankets, C0nlOrtables and
BLANKETS White Spreads at low prices
BLANKETS Merino Underwear for gentle
BLANKETS men, ladies' and children a.
BLANKETS popular prices.
w. M. KENNARD, q CO,
Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1879-11-05

DRESS GOODS Every possible comhir,
DRESS GOODS ton In New Styles a,
DRESS GOODS Fancy Dress Goods. TN,
DRESS GOODS pins Celebrated Cash.
DRESS GOODS meres in ali qualities a. nd
DRESS GOODS shades, Camel Hair tonla
DRESS GOODS In all shades These arc
DREasS GOODS new and elegant good,
DKESS GOODS Corded Velveteens In all
DRESS GOODS shades, 81 Twillsd Cloth,
DhESS GOoDS Tor ladies' wear, in every
DhESS GOODS shade that comes. Black
DRESS GOODS and Fancy ClOaking -
DREsS GOODS Cloths In New Styles at
DRESS GOODS exceedingly low prices.
DRESS GOODS A large stock of Mourning
DkESS GUIDES Fabrics of the best make,
DRESS toODS and purest dyes. LupinI
Dh ESS iOODS Black CashIneres at whole
DkESS GOODS sale prices. An immense
On ESS iOODS stock OF ladies' and chill
DkESS GOODS Balmoral skirts. new and
DRESS GOODS exclusive ftyles in great
DRESS GOODS variety. Elegant nova.
DRESS GOODS ties In Fischu,' Delorms
DRESS GOODS and Treiousse Kid Gloyp,
DRESS GOODS In all shades 2 to 4 but
DREss GOODS tons. Undressed Kid
DKESS GOODS Gloves In 8 buttons, aIl
DhESS GOODS shades and sizes. Etc.
DRESS GOODS giant styles in Fringes and
DhESS GOODS Passamentries. Every con.
DRESS GOODS ceivable novelty In tine
uhESS GOODS buttons. Embroidered
DkESS GOODS tdgings and Inserting.
DRESS GOODS Fine Colored and Elm
DRESS GOODS broidered HandkercbIell
W. M. KENNARD& CO,
Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1879-11-05
LECTURES.
r ECTURE BY MRS. LOWRY,

ECTURE BY MRS. LOWRY,
a AT
MOUNT SALEM M. Z. CHURCH,
For benefit Of Sabbath School,
THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. 9, lt7g
Quarter before o'clock.
SuBJEcT.-"O GIRLS AND BOYS"
ADMiSSlON.......... rs CENTS
Tickets for sale by X. II. Mccartney. 2 W.
Tenth street Mrs. Taggert COZ Market st.
Levi Garrett, Eighth street Market IA. II
Mason. McDowellvlle George CLARK, Ban.
crort's Banss; u. +. Laws store, Rising sun
the teachers and chi dren OF the school and at
door OF church on night of lecture. City car
VIII leave Fifth and Market streets ut seven
O'Clock sharp. Ill Ct
Daily Republican., 1879-11-05

DUtLIO SALE
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
VIII he sold ut Public Sale at No lf2.
Washington street, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1879,
At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
Walnut Chamber Suits, Parlor Suits,
good Ward Robe, Walnut Hat Rack, Mat.
trasses Beds, and Bedding, Brussels, Ingram
and Stair Carpets, good Stoves, oil kinds Of
China Glass and QueenswarG. and n large
quantity OF all kinds Of goods used about
house Keeping. The above goods are all
nearly new, only been in use short time,
and will be sold without reserve, as the sub
scrber has no further use tor them.
VIM. LACKLEN.
J.. w. Stidham Il Son, Aucts. 1l.4-6t
Daily Republican., 1879-11-05
r EtTURE.

T EcTURE'
GOING FROM THE COTTON FIELDS
The exodus movement In the South
among the colOred people. Go and hear Ben
jamin b. yant, OF North Carolina, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOV. 9, 1879
at Zion church, Rev. Wm +. Butler, pastor
corner OF Ninth and French streets. Door.
open at o'clock Lecture 10 commence at
O'Clock. ADMISSION, TEN CENTS.
1885,
Daily Republican., 1879-11-05

DLUE ROSE NEVER KNOWN TO
ID tail to cure dyspepsia and liver CON-
plant. Price to cents Get sample bottle
Tree at
ST. WARES DRUG STORE,
at the Northwest corner Of Filth and King
streets, Wilmington, Delawa o wholesale
agent. Fur sale by all retail druggists. hook
candy and cough syrup Tor coughs and colds.
Manufactured Wy
GEORGE HAMILT M 90,
u.&lmd Inv sjwedesboro, N J.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-05

SILKS Damasse Silks Latest Stvles p,.o,
SiLkS SILK Velvet Striped. Rich novellie,
SiLkS ior combinations and trimmings
SiLkS Dress Satins 10 all colors. Fancy
SILKS thing out. pekin Str,nes pioo,,,
SILKS CoIOrs and FancIe,. Piain aIni"ral
SILKS Silks in fine qualities and elegant
SILKS shades. Black silks In ali qualities
SILKS New goods OF mi. seasons t im,'.,s
S!LkS ton, specially selected with refer.
SILKS ence to durability.
W. M, KENNARD, & co.
gu Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-05
A NOTE.

The d" Republican " still leads In
eireulasion. Advertise whore yon
got tho most for your money ana
the :. Republican II that paper.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-05
RAILROAD LINES.

PVT L I'M 4 FTGn HN A. G@ a#
BALTIMORE RAJ aBOAD.
JUNh z, 1879.
Trains will loavo WILMINGTON as fellows -
For Philadelpnis, a"i eImediate stations
10, sl8, 10 30, a. b. 80, 4 20, TO, Q 40 p. 70
Philadelphia (ExI ,s3) 8 90, s 30 10 "a, d. m.
Philadelphia ind H1V Yors, q 81, 7 %, 10 "
a. H., 1885, " 80 IL ,!ted Express.
Baltimore and ia9r'nedlato stations, Ga
.. NJ, and 6.isp.n
Baltimore and u Line, I 08. pm.
Baltimore md Wellington II 81, 2 10, S.3t
II. IN. IL by, ] VI, 81. 3j8 p. IN.
Trains TOR Dolaw,.re Division leave fSf:
Now CASTLE 81 a, III. / VI, 63b p. m.
Harrington anu 'itsfmediats stations, . IL
a.m,, / OF 0 86 y. n.
Delmar lnterMeas stations q ID .. m. ! OF
?. m.
SUM Az TRAINS.
Philadelphia ant Intermediate stations . 10
!. IN, 3 90, Q 90 p.Ih.
Philadelphia anc hbY York, 20o, .. ~.
Baltimore and Wilmington IL 81; 10.
For further info l1tlou passengers Are 70.
lerred To tho tine-t hlos posted 81 the depot
nov70- n, &. KENNEY. Eu0t
Daily Republican., 1879-11-05

LADIES' COATS An elegant agsorinsgt
LADiES, COATS Of Ladies' Goats In 10.
La DIES, GOATS nestle and Imported
LA ~ rs GOATS Prices lower than The
Ia ~ ES' COATS same goods can pc pur
La DIES, GOATS chased in larger Giles
LA DIES COATS No lady should purchase
LADIES' COATS before ipspectiny mn,
LADIES' COATS stock,
W NJ. kENNARD X co,
Wilmington Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-05

GE M REWARD.--As some person
DC.OO or persons have taken several
rose bushes and damaged the shrubery about
the graves In the Mount 3 lem Cemetery IN
violation OF the rules, the committee offers a
reward OF five dollars for information leading
to the arrest Of the guilty ones.
3 MUEL q. PgIROE, J
~ ). 9. yALrsTIsr. Committee.
Mount Salem. \ Ov. 3, 1879. &
Daily Republican., 1879-11-05
NOIICE - EXTENSION MORTGAGE
IN BONDS.
OFFICE or DELAWARE X. II. Co

OFFICE or DELAWARE X. X. Go.
October y, 1872.
Owners Of the Extension Mortgage Bonds
Of the Delaware Railroad Co., due January /,
1850. wishing TO dispose OF the same, will be
paid the face OF sdidbonds. and accrued inter.
est, on presenting the same In sums OF IL, 600
or over, to A. Hon cr. Esq, agent Tor the
Trustees at the Treasures office OF tire Phia.
delphla, Wilmington d Baltimore Railroad
Co., Philadelphia. NJ. HAYES,
10 rs cod Il Treas. ID. X. X 90.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-05

John KELLY has shown himself to be
power stronger than either Tilden
! robinson.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-05
AHUsEMRHTs,
.GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

|GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
u, -. ~ss.s'''sssssss.sss.. Director
~ So D'etmhuss ss....s,........,,...MA MANAGER
~0NE CONCERT ONLY-va
AS-ONE CONCERT ONLY-SS
WEDNESDAY Ey'NIg, NOVEMBER &.
WEDNESDAY EWING, NOVEMBER s.
JOSEEFY! JOsEFrY,
SOSEFEYl JOBEFEYi \
The EMINENT PIANO VlRTUOSO,
ihE EMINENT PIANO VIRTUOSO,
The verdict OF tho Vienna Press:
The new List" "Tausg Has Risen,
lndorsed by the Press OF New York, Boston
and ether places, where Immense audi ences
nave greeted JOSEFf'Y with impressed ented
ovations. On this occasion will also appear:
LOUIS BLUMENBERG. The Young
American Cello Virtuoso, b. q. KLEIN,
Accompanies.
Admission to Parquctte. 75c and u; Par.
quette Circle, rs cents; Balcony, 80 cents.
no extra charge for reserved eeats. Seats
now Mt Thomas Cos. Book Store. l030.ot
Daily Republican., 1879-11-05

ny IICt. THE WILMINGTON SAY.
IN ING FUND SOCIETY HEREBY
GIVE NOTICE THAT on AND AFTER
JANUARY /, 1880, INTEREST WILL BE
ALLOWED ON DETtSllS At f1Nf 4
PER CENT. PER ANNUM. BY ORDER
OF THE BOARD.
J.ERNEST SMITH, TREAS.
WILMINGTON. Ger. lsT. 1879. l0.l Sind
Daily Republican., 1879-11-05

yTyHE LARGEST DIZZY tOOllS HOUSE
drn "a Icpcs, f3Ah It,. Market 70 Chestnut
Daily Republican., 1879-11-05

L!NENs This Department contains an in
LINENS mense stock of Table Linens,
LINENS Towels, Napkins. White, Red
LINENS and Gray f,ianncls, Canton flaa.
LINENS nels ana Cretonnes. A. Bieachec
LINENS and Brown Musins.
W. M. KENNARD & CO.,
Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1879-11-05
EDUCATIONAL.
.DhA"iNG.
HOMER A. HEIRS
A RT SCHO DOL NOW OPEN
FREE-HAND, MECHANICAL DRAW
ING AND PAINTING TAUGHT.

instruction privately or in class. Evening
mechanical drawing class and studio hours
Monday aud Wednesday from J. 80 to Q o clock
Pupils fitted for Academy of Fine Arts
Philadelphia. Portraits painted. &C., &c. All
kinds of drawing designs. &C, &C., made in
the most careful and artistic manner. For
terms o. any Information cali or address
studio room l6, Masonic Temple, Whining
ton, Del.
Reference. -Col II. S. McConb, J. Taylor
Cause, Ed, Ii. g. Robinson, Esq Dr. j. X.
Tantum. lU-2Oti
Daily Republican., 1879-11-05

CARPETS Body Brussels Carpets At lower
CARPETS prices than the an ma poods can
CARPETS be purchased in Philadelphia
CARrEIS Tapestry Carpets In all the de-
CAkPEIS sirab!epatterHs. Best 3-ply and
CARPEIS other lngrains at very low prices.
CARPETS Immense stock OF Uruggets.
CARPETS Rugs and Mats. Oil Cloths
"a KPEIS from one to four yards wide.
CARPETS Linoleum the pest floor Cloth
CARPETS made.
W. III. KENNARD Il co,
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-05

VIyANTED.- BOardeys at 1876 East Fourth
w street. hood boarding and home com
Torts. 1l-38tt
Daily Republican., 1879-11-05

wy NTED.-a colored girl for general
w homework. Reference required. ap.
plya N. W. Cor. 18th and West. 1l-3-2t*
Daily Republican., 1879-11-05

We will continue to sell at wholesale prics
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F0SEIGE .vEsy~s

An !xremo R.dic.i rs; bacn elected u.en:
bar OF The FfeLch Cheuhc: OF Deputies for
VsIenco, Gc:c:iiog 5l9js!sta R.ruAIicaa By
4 to |.
kilograms from Ad!iancpia rspge,aat that
tho Mussulna0a 10 Eastern Roanclia arc fly.
log to AdElaoop!2 Tor pro;cctioE, ani ale uttcI!y
destitute.
The Fisuas Political Cortospoutcacs says
We have itqurej! a s.. Petersburg coaosru
ius tie rumored death Ct tho Emperor of hu,'
ia. and the aIs7cr rctlTac5 il !t.s The Gar is
Is pc!ilc: hcGl,h "
As pcoof Of tbs dgp,4:s.oa Ia .ladc. lhs
chalrnan Of lh9 an3a.I c>agr2s' OF tie t.aacs
unions, which was op3acd il Edinburgh sea
teIday, stated that iou1 d the piiacip2l ua!ols
had spoat .C250. 900 ia relieving tho warts Of
menb:ra during tho PCS! scar.
IhG 31aaisil g37tFam3os j. rstacr embar.
rs:s!d by tho Increasing agit.t:n is Cuba.
General Msr!inea GamD25 ha3 proposed 10 bis
COLLEAGUES 10 make & clear statement Of ais re-
fern policy as sooa aa shc Ccrtss raaeta, but
the minister's and Conservative !asd2is @sat ;c
deter tbs qI:s:::}a uo,!! after It's inar5iase al
kirg hiCaso.
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Wan SIlOt-Fire.

NEW York, Sept. l7.-This morning Pa
Tolasn Charles Doolay, of the Eighteenth
pTec Iot. Wss arrested for shooting 70 an 10 bis
own house, at No. l02 East Ooe Hundred aud
Twenty Erst street. Dooley was o. leave of
absence, and rcocAea bis house abou! o'clock
thla morning. lie let himsein BY latch. key,
and ca catering hisrooms be found Ira Warran,
young men who lived ct No. LOG, the Same
street, staudiug by his Rifo's bedside. l. is
said that DoOiey had been jealous of Warren
ter some tine. lrhaned With anger, DooIey
drew biz revolver end shot Warren 10 the right
breast, i5f!c.ing a supposed mortal wound.
The wounded man was taken to tho hospital
and Dooley vas arrested.
At o'clock this morning fro brcks Gu: on
the first Il Dor Of tho iouy story brick building in
Ooe Hundred aud Twenty ninth street, between
Eleventh and Tgofth avenue, owned and oc-
cupied by D. L. Iiemanu. The flames ez.
teoded to the three'story b.ick building aud
two story frame building adjoining. Ali thrao
Tero used as paint mills and drying rooms.
The damage by fire to the bulldogs and stock
10 estimated at $50 .OC0. partly covered by 10.
sufauce. The cause of the fire ia uoknowp.
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ovs- night he zuall vas horrible. he believed
that there Tts no pump 10 the toap that yTculd
ret On sne!y5is b. co1dcEllsd h7 cry health
officer. These wells az now Only Gcaias fer
cess pools.
Mr. Eichbcrg favored delay He SAID that
Il this pump was so much used. that the c:oTi
vas offensive to Mr.. ScloG', how could sep,le.
men tell whether the neg pump that Mr..
Smcot proposed to put ca tie corner of Duke
GEd Columbus street would &c. be disdgrcesS!c
to the neiehbors there.
Mr.. Rcck-Thera arc c1lg sauc hlauk tomb
s!one8 there sad they wont be walked W.
Mr.. Echbers said Mr.. Fleming lived c! one
corner. Capt. Bryant ct another co!aer, and
u1!e2s tito rs:ghbors would cousaat liz would
cot a2rae to tee proposition.
IL. Evans said that Mr.. Snoot p:oposoa to
put the Eump &C The c2lnor CT Columbus snd
Wolfe streets; the co::rli.t2a proposed the
other location.
Tho sutjec5 was ia; over uctil tho rezs
meeting.
Mr. Rock reported il favor CT granting the
petition Of Mr Power to baTo the PUMP Go.
srogcG ard the vel! filed at the oorner CT
Wolfe sod kosaI Streets My. Rack said tia.
Dir. Powers had just built rey house on that
corner, and that tho pump we'll d7siDed irto
Nj. Powers cellar. lie dia not thi;k the wa.
ter there good, but p2rtaps fir. Ja2:aa might
90 Gowa aad Taste il.
The CbGii-Tha member il Gu: af order.
Dir. Rock thought that in Gi:cussioa OF this
kiud tho hnitg!!oaa Du: b. tho cha!r wsre net
c3rrtct.
THO Cbair-Doa't cfiiicisa Tie ehgir. tIske
ytuc rnpoIt.
Mr. Rock-I dsc!Ge goiog ep, sir.
1h9 Chalr-Wc!!, Err. you can ID rs yCu
please.
And Mr. Rock lock lis Scat.
mr. ETsa5 did not believe tic veil Graiocd
lnto Mr.. Powers cellar. NJ cue evar saw thu
we'll opeu. Tho house vas 10 low Place and
GO Collar there would be dry. Ttcs, pumps
! were much used 10 water horses. The puup
| stands II font CT Mr.. Powers sttrs door tut
! the pump was theIo itst. For himself unsi
the city was eble to put up fountains Ee IVES
opposed 10 tlrg UP the ruup wells where
potr people get water.
! The rtv,Uua bill Tor 1869 iE1pl6irg tax a
s. on ito hundred with per cant discount 70;
prompt Payment, vas read ard adopted u2abi
E6usy witE0u. debate.
Mr. EIchbers paid high c1Hulimert tc
| tao encrsy aaC efficiency OF Mel Datf2g, tbs
Cornl5Scner OF the Revenue. Mr. E!ctberg
sald that Maj. Dafey had added considerably
TO tho revenue.
! ~ scc0unt Of Mir. Nails ior ho.sa Go:d iur-
| 0ished tho ale,s hovs, ooGirg ia.
MIR. Rice said that NJ. S!tVaayoc had c&r-
| talriy soften The articles specified. bus there
were upwards ct 2lQ0 pCuaGs Of iced fer one
horse IN ora mouth. Nlr. Nails had urduubt
! ed!2 furnished tie iesd end he ought to BIZ
pad, The bill was ordered to DO paid!
| Afeer sGnic r2uiin2 busiatss the Bear: 81
i3ufnei
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yyEss.s f,F TsE G4G..
last eesr.

Charles G'ts. co!cicd, Vas hung ct Cairo,
LII yesterday. fer the ltr Of Garter N2S-
mar, c0!0!eG in March last
Tho IcdeGeds9is Nominating Committee OF
Ba!tuo7o ycs:2:dGy !evitwa! tie democratic
nominces ED t1cidtd to crdc:Ga scElo end to
r:ii2ct others.
Tie Phiadelpii i. Con me:ic.! ESc2aaSe, by
vote of 81 10 CT, has adopted the Genital syss
TEN ss the basis tyr the pD:ohsso AID sale OF
graia, flour aud seeds. 10 teka effect Oh Jsp. l.
1880.
A! Whaslicg, V. Va, yesterday. d. o.
Woods, wailo Diycg paint, spilled same or
tie stove. /: iytited a5d at fro to the house
AID Woods wss severely NH his Wits !atsiIy
burned.
The Deaf a-d DUMB destitute ct DeIavao
Wis, w4s burned yesterday. Thers wsro l4I
pupils in the irsitute, al! Ct whom escapeC
With thci: b.Sgsgc, Loss 1901 COO; 90 nsur
ancc.
Tho coast cation Of Bishop cleo: Harris, e
the Episcopal GiJcosc Ct Eastern Michigan
takes p!sc, Of Dat!ois to day, Bishop NilGcr
Of Alabama, officiating, assisted By B;ShopG
Talbot, Percy. Burgess ard Q1intaTG.
The aaauql mc2tag q thc Supreme Council
Thi2;y- third Degree CT tbs Ancient and Ac.
ceptoi Scottish Kite Nor!haGo Alaso1i, Juris-
dic:!cn CT Ito Uui;cd Statts vas cpened il
PhI!adtIphic yesterday. 10 the atjcr2co1 Ii:
thit;y.!hlra g:aGo vas conferred.
The republican state claYa1;i0u of Ma5sa
chCss:ts yesterday uomin!tcd aEo!c ticke
with Johr ID. L?ng f.. Governor, and adopted
r cart money aad rationtia supremacy pat
!cinn, and als9 commended President flares
administration.
S!aio Treasurer Ruf.o. Ct Georgia, seq
Big resignation 20 the Houso yesterday, ocecm
par! By proposition tc return Sc 0CO ioter
est which be hgG r: revived on The 5 .ete's money
4 resolution to acc,pt tho yc&isratioa vas dis.
cus53d, tui A9t ec:ad or.
joseph Weia,r charged with b;utasl7 ou,-
raging an orphan si:i OF shirtecu years, wb,
had been employed ia bis feu!g, Ws9 captured
IN Hartford couaty, M1.. yesterday, and take,
to Baltimore AID placed 10 jill TO avail: !ht
tc;ou OF The araud ilry Tic !uaishUcnt iol
such crime is death.
Henry G. Dibb!e, who VIZ assistant and act
inc attorney general CT LCuisiaaa, uude. Gov
Kellogg. 10 1871. yesterday fled libel suit iu
tho Uoited S!a.es C'r2uit Cnurt 'us New Or
leans aesiust the Nes O:Ieays P.csyune
claiming S25 600 damages ict the publication
of charge that 'e (Dboie) SHOT and killed G
rerorteT usueI Yves. ca Ito ll,h Of Sartamher
1871. 1hc comr|ai;i, whieh is awvrn {, dc
ciares that he accusation il absolutely iaaa.
The r:turns CT his Legislative election il
Mnloc sh;w that tne republicans have 10 mem
bels ard the tam;cra!s AID graa1b3ckcrs com
blDCd u 10 the Senate. In Inc llyuse of Repre-
sentatlve5 the republicans hsyc chosen 30 mcm
hers att! tho democrats aad Grgcnbsckers con.
tlotd ID. 10 enc tiatric. the result IS IN doea:
The re Ua5:!csu IA Hi.y o. ijip. hslat wi! hc
81. lnder tag CONSTITUTION tie l. ri: llute %
Joint ballot choostG tX cu.iye o3uociIIur4 ndt 81
ether State cfioar5.