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Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
Left Tow n.

On complaint Of Thomas =. Burke,
Esq. HaRany issued warrant this NOR
ming for the arrest Of Thos. Traynor, for
illegally voting in the Eighth Ward,
being resident Of another Ward. Be-
fore the warrant could BE- served by
Constable Dillon, Traynor had left tue
city or at least could lot be found.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors anc
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss OF manhood, etc., will send
recipe that will cure you FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was dscov
cred by missionary In South America. Send
q self-addressed envelope to the RRv. JosBPH
T.INMAN, Station d. New York City.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
The Last TrlD.

The steamer "aepublic" will make
her last trip to Cape May on Sunday
next. All who wish to enjoy ride
on the river az a low rate should take
the "Susie A. Mccall" at Fourth street
wharf at 8 o'clock, a. m.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
Yves ey N COLLEGE.

tt,- atteuda o. Of boarders a. tht
Wesleyan College this city, is fifty per
cert. larger than it was last year. Nor,
will still come. There is also some in
orease in the mum Der of day-schOlars.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
RaAe Hall,

The Enterprise B. B. G. has won the
championship over the Our Boys, by
defeating them three games out OF four;
th-y defeated them yesterday by score
OF rs to 8.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10

Are you bilious Do You feel
drowsy Have you the "blues"
Take a dose of DR.. Bulls Baltimore
Pills. Price Is cents. All druggists
keep them.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
A card.
For tho RonubliCan.

For the Republican.
The thanks Of those who participated
in tho pleasant excursion to Cape May
on Friday last, are hereby rendered to
the Captain and proprietors Of the
"Republic," also to the Captain Of the
"Susie A. Mccall" for their Kindness.
This pleasure they would not have on.
joysd had Il mot bssn for tbsir gsnsros.
~. a7ms r+& NAIy.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
u.ay~e Dsnc1pe School

Professor Webster opened his dancing
school last evening. There was an un.
usual number on hand for the opening
night.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
FAsh.

The very best fish tho market can
afford can be procured at Powell's stand
n the Third street market. He has all
! hs lssding varieties. Call carly and
rot your pick ~ E.'F y. F&s.a &
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
Clayton II +,

Clayton II Ouse Arrivals.
The following are the latest arrivals st the
Clayton House:
q. A. Dean, Balto., VIVIAN Blascom, N y. :.
l. illon, Reading. F.S. Kahsks, N. Y,
Samuel Rice, Camden.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
prescrinti0n Free.

For the speedy Cure of Seminal Weakness
Loss of Manhood, and all disorders brOuXh
on by ind scretion or excess Any Druggis
mas the Ingredients. Address
DAVIDSON & co, IS Nassau st., New York
,7.6 tu'sd WIy
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
The city Markets.

There was large market this morn
ing. The wagons rea he'd almost to
Ninth street. Fruit an | vegetables are
abundant. The prices varied but lit
tie. They ranged as follows:
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
A Card.

DIR. BAYARD 7 SMITH, can he consult
ed at No. OF orange Street, from 5 to II
o'clock A. M, and from 8 to o'clock p. M.
S-27U
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
Louisiana state LOtteF
Company.

This Institution was regularly incorpon,s
by the Legislature Of the State for Educauo
al and Charitable purposes, In 1906 ios ~
term ofTwenfy-five Years a . s.1
contract the inyiolable faith Of the sta,s
pledged, with capital Of g. oooo 600, TO snl's
has since added o reserve fund OF SS%Td5 STu5
IT'S GRAND SINGLE NUMBEh Dlnias]
BUTTON will take place monthly va
second Tuesday. II reper scales or ps"p"'
Look ut the following Distribution:
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
Excursion from MT. Cuba.

ENCUFS10m from MI. CuD6.
About $50 members of Mount Cuba
Sabbath School came to this city this
morning on their way to PenDsgrove,
where they intend to spend the day.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.

APPROXIMATION Prizes
9Approximation Pri'es Of sSoo'"
sApproximatio Prizes Of 2UV'''' @
GA Proclamation Prizes OF loo''"
1857 Prizes, amounting. ,ssuts
Responsible corresponding agehs I1 nsr
at oil prominent points, to whom
compensation will be paid. .,ou,a ontl
Application ior rates TO CLUBS. Maw smvI, Inr,esuI
be made to the Il ONE Office In New v ~, nd
Write. clearly stating full address, 'o' :
ther Information, or send orders 70
M, A. DAUPHIN,
p. o. Box 682. New Orie""'
or same person at uuv YOrkI
Ne, $40 BrOadway. HeW H,,,nos M
All our Grand Extraordinary Daasmeut
'nder the supervision and manassgp,Ins mann III suA
GENERALS g. T. BEAuREuoimapM oiap Il
JUBAI. A. EARLY.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
Double Damask Towels.

A lot of damask towels at IS cents
esoh, bought job by VIM. Kepnard &
Co., .ormer price IS cents.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
AAoxRn
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|R =. sOsINsoN . GO,
u. Z. Cor. Fouruh s.s IN u
WILMINGTON, DEI'.s. /
U,N, F'OyIRN ron

r.. .. =. EoURs FOR SALE
Wilmington City " Der s an. Per celt I
SILVER BOUt}HT AM AMI zen.
Philadslphts, Now OK "a g psOLD.
bought and sold on comrnission sostoa 4
les Afforded for persons ''n; n ~, Evsyl /
stocks ~ bonds. -" SOL or inis
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10

NOTICE l. o. o. F. The ,s,sYslhxx.
IN n embers of Jeffe son ~
Lodge, ! 0. 2, !. n. .. F., a. re. 5sS
)deste to b prese at ,he |Nn~C
meeting On Thursda eve ,'g Septe p,
order OF t. Lodge. A est:
GEt. r. GREENWOOD, Rec. Sec, !
p10Ns JHr-.'ras.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10

''For sinking spells,
FITS, dlzz.no. 3, pRlpita-
'tion and low Spirits,
rely on Hop Ritters-"
"Read Of, procure
and use Hop Bitters,
and you willbe strong
healthy and happy"
'TAdies, do you
want to DO strong,
healthy and beautiful
Then uso Hop Bitters.
"Tho greatest appe.
tixcr, stomach, blood
and liver regulator
Hop Bitterh"
"Clerpymen, Law.
yers, kuitOls, Bsnk.
crs ard Ladies need
Hop Bitters daily"
"uop Bitte-s has re.
stored to sobiiety nIld
health, pcricctwrccks
from intolmpeinnce."
"sour stomach, sick
headache and ClD
ness Hep Bltters cWas
with o few doseA"
Send for ~
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
rnornnns!Vrro1rr''.

..syoowill be ,gsa gsidh dhis ~
a case Sss that Hop l,,,,,, rs u
ters will not eu''
help" .,.l
"IIop Bitters Btcr,. 'aIli
c,lres Sp, conti11u..ssiP 1..s
from the nrst doseD
"Kidney and :; y,ii
nary complaint, : s,oCatII q N
Kinds lerpnalt,1taaTrsh
cured by Hop b''~
Hor coyoH. cTssss Ts,1Is
the sweetest, sts,,,'dres siIres
and best. ASK chHD
The Hor PD I'D I'd
stomach, Liv@ @.ss,isf
TO ali others. ouAI
by absorption
Druggists \
Die. isan, 2! ab'9la'rss b S,'rs
and irrcsistibise, s,s crts ne
for drunkenness, ss md
Of opium, tobaeco
narcotics
All above, sGlait Gllittsfs Y
dri;;rists. Hop ,'n b'CCs "a,
ManuiaciuIfG ""
Rochester, N. u
~ Circular. y
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10

'frOIIND.-On Maryland avenue, near
r. Bett's Foundry, q kit OF shoemaker's
tools and val SO. The owner can obtain the
.ame by proving property and paying for this
"Ad InquiI . Of l.. i. PIERCE,
Q 9ltt Mil Greek Mills, Near Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10

up1 IN For 10, &c load OF kindling
Dl .ON wood. Orders can se eft at
fra, i Bros, Second and King strees Js.
cob MoOrs,at Ci y Depot; and Jshn 3. Miller,
at Rising Sun, or at the Factory, corner Of
Union street and Gtlpin sven4e.
Alln %tTE ~ q. k1eNyW
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
BOARDING.

~ ENTLEMEN can be accommodatslR
" board or lodging at
8.8 Inns NO. 904 KING st.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-16
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Gen. Thos. T. Eckert retains the presidency
of the Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph company,
at the urgent request of the directors.
Frank P. Wilson, who murdered United
States Deputy Marshal Mark in North Carolina
recently, was arrested at Nashville yester-
day.
Owing to the combination of lake vessel
owners, the rate from Chicago to Buffalo has
been fixed at 81 cents on corn and 6 cents on
wheat.
Fire Monday night destroyed ole square Of
Che business portion eft Stephenville, Texas.
Loss, $50, 600; insurance, $l2 800,
Official returns received of the late Michigan
election, though not full, indicate Republic
can majority of about 900.
Tucker & Cooks cotton warp mill at Con-
way, Mass, burned. Loss $45, 900; insured.
One hundred and fifty hands out of employ.
ment.
Prof. E w. jerks ST the Detroit Medical
college has been invited to the new chair of the
Chicago Medical College, entitled the medical
surgical diseases of women and clinical gyni-
cology."
Francis A. Oppenheim, young German in
the employ of Wasmendorf d Heinemann,
bankers, Of Chicago, since 1871, has been ar
rested, charged with forgery of two drafts on
Berlin, aggregating 81, 700.
Returns to the Galveston Neaps indicate the
election of Columbus Epson, Democrat, over
Manly, Greenbacker, to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Representative Sleichter.
The colored convention at Little Rock, Ark,
| resolved that the colored men were DESTROYS of
emigrating to some State or territory where the
franchise was free, and for national donation
or loan to aid them in such emigration.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-16
WINNIPEG.

The Thrush of -Unsucc ess-
full Attempt to Arrest Big Bear--Sufferine
Among the Rsd Ski ms and Half Breeds.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
WINNIPEG, April 15.-Large numbers of
emigrants are pouring into the city by every
train, and thesehotels are becoming crowded
again. Some of them complain of bad
treatment and much baggage has been kept
back. large party from Hamilton is e1-
pected tomorrow. Most of those arrived
have gone to the Little Saskatchewan dis
trict.
A private letter from Cypress Hills says
that Mayor Irvine went to arrest Big Bear,
but failed. He captured two braves. He
will 60 after Big Bear again. The Indians
and half breeds are said to be suffering great
hardships.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-16
SUSPENDED.
Officer johnson Hung UP for TEN Oars TO
Neglect of Duty.

Officer johnson Hung Up for ten Oars for
Neglect of Duty.
Yesterday the mayor succeeded in repair
ing the failure of the day before in connect
ing with police headquarters in reference to
the charges against Officer Johnson. At
o. clock communication from the mayor
was handed the chief of police, and, in ac-
cordance Herewith, Chief Weber summoned
the police together aud published the mayors
action in the case of the officer charged with
violating the rules of the police force, and
neglecting his duty on the night of the 4th
inst, while on duty in the Sixth ward. The
mayors letter was as follows:
Charles Weber, Chief of Police:
Investigated these charges in the presence
of his attorney, ]. Ham Davidson, and ascer-
tanned by Johnson's own witnesses, who were
duly sworn, and by Johnson's own admissions
First-That on the night of April 4th, while
on duty, johnson was found sitting down in a
saloon, which is contrary to the rules.
Second-That on the night of April 4th, and
eastern steps of the town hall, in the Sixth
ward, and while SO sitting down,
a fire occurred on his beat,
about four blocks from where he sat, and was
not seen by him until the building had been
burning about three-quarters of an hour and
was nearly consumed.
This was clearly a neglect of duty.
This being the first offense of Officer John
son reported to me I shall deal leniently with
him.
During his suspension you will deduct hi.
pay, the time being ten days. A repetition of
such conduct must be punished by dismlssa
| from the force.
This order you will cause to be read TO tn,
| accused in the presence of the entire force as
reprimand for his conduct.
w. DAWSON, Mayor.
| The finding and sentence are fully sup
ported by the evidence, and need no com
ment. A clear duty was to be performed
and was performed with fairness, and
leniency not wholly warranted by tn
grievous ofense committed. Yet there ar
some few cheerful idiots, who seek to clas
the trial, ETC., as a political prosecution
"Oficer johnson being the only Republican
on the force. ".rhe fact is that there are min
avowed Republicans on the force, under /
Democratic administration of municipa
affairs and Office. This alone controvert
any declaration of the connection of polite
with the affair. Moreover, each policeman
is required to do his duty, and is never quea
toned as to his political preferences. Thu
the force is maintained in its present mode
condition of efficiency, with the above not
able exception in the case of ssthe only Re
publican on the force.'
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-16
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKETS.

New Seeding Endangered BY Wet Weather
Depreciation in Price of Wheat and
Flour from Large Imports.
LONDON, April To- The Mark Lane Er-
press says: Relative to autumn sown wheat,
if the continuance of weather similar to that
of the last few days does not injure the
plant there will be no cause of apprehension.
Probably less than the average area was
sown. The land in south Scotland is re-
ported to be in excellent working order, and
spring sowing is now general. In the up
land districts it is more backward. The pas
lures are still very backward. Hay and
straw are scarce, and turnips frosted
and worm-eaten. Farmers offered wheat
tolerably freely during the week, both
in Mark Lane and the country, but business
was done without any special feature of in
terest, millers only operating for immediate
requirements. Little was done in foreign
wheat, the imports into London being unus-
ually light. Buyers, however, are satisfied
that Americas reserve is amply sufficient to
compensate for any deficiency from other
sources. Pending the development of the
action of American exports, it is quite I'M
possible to forecast the future of prices, but
it is noteworthy that some circles believe the
extent of the American reserve to be over
rated here.
The holidays exercised their usual depress-
| ing influence. The enormous amount of
maize reduced its value to an unprecedented
point. Sales on the spot were difficult. The
principal distillers are already overstocked.
Perfect cargoes off coast sold at 22s per 40
pounds, but 2Os 9d@2ls is the highest price
offered for prompt shipment. Barley and
oats quiet but fairly steady.
In France the weather has become wet
and cold, checking vegetation and sowing.
Fortunately the backward condition of seed
ings saved them from much danger from
frost. Growers, stocks are larger than was
supposed Prices declined in 80 out of SO
markets because of increased supplies.
Flour is lower because if the slackening Of
consumption and export demand. The
markets are overstocked with barley and
oats, but last weeks rates are maintained.
The increased supplies caused American
wheat to decline 25@5O confines
in week-wheat on spot in Paris
declined so confines during the week
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-16
In Favor of Western Mtllers.

New York, April l5.-Members of the
produce exchange in the flour trade will to-
morrow consider communication from the
general freight agents of the Erie, Pennsyl-
vaoia and New York Central railroads, mott
flying them that after Monday next the rail-
road companies will hold -four only four
days. Dealers charge that this action of the
companies is for the purpose of destroying
the flour business of New York for the ben
eft of Western men, who will be thus ena-
bled to transact their business directly with
Europe-the railroad companies furnishing
Western men with extra facilities for direct
transportation of -four from the mills to Eu-
ropean docks.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-16
Randall Immediately before adjournment:

Randall Immediately before adjournment:
From the Sixth Massachusetts, district, Ben
elon against Loring; from the Twentieth
Pennsylvania, Curtin against Yocum; from
the First North Carolina, Yates
against Martin; from the> Sec
ond North Carolina, O'Hara against
Ketchem. From the second South Carolina,
Mackey against O'Connor. From the fourth
Alabama, HARRISON against Steely. From
the third Louisiana, Herbert against Acklen.
From the third Louisiana, Merchant against
Acklen. From the second Arkansas,
Bradley against lemons. From the second
Florida, Bisbse against Hull. From the
third Minnesota, Donnelly against WASH
burn. From the State of Oregon, Mod
agoinst Whitaker.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-16
Gone Iuto Business.

Yesterday DR.. Day, postmaster, began
business as national" banker. He re-
ceived his first invoice of United States
Refunding Certificates, and commenced the
cry of 'swholl buy" The certificates
are $40 each and much resemble the ordi
nary greenback in size, being in color and
texture the same. They lear interest
from the LIST of April at the
rate of per cent. per annum.
The certificates were exposed for sale and
not few buyers were found, up to nightfall
about 800 taking stock in the
United States paper. These certificates
are convertible into United States
per cent bonds in sums of $50 or more,
with accrued interest. The sales were
all made at par, the accrued
interest since April being charged
up in the sale. The indications
are that they will become very popular
mode of investment with that class pos
sessed of moderate means, affording, as they
do, safe deposit of surplus funds not gen
orally enjoyed by savings banks.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-16
Miscellaneous Eoreta,,.

The Bremen Bourse, after three hour
discussion, declared by an overwhelming ma
jority in favor of free trade.
Another great storm visited Szegedin Sun
day, destroying sixty pile driving stands and
sinking many lighters with materials and
provisions. Rivers are rising again.
Many striking English miners are report.
ed to be emigrating to the United States.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-16
Weather To-Day.

WASHINGTON, April 16, A. M.-Indica-
tions for the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys, cooler northeast winds, fol-
lowed by warmer clear weather and rising
barometer. For lake region, northerly
winds, rising barometer, followed by warmer
clear weather.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-16
BRACES BAIT.
THE REPUBLICANS NIBBLE IND IRE
SECURELY HOOKED.

Debate in the House on the Amendment to
Abolish the Southern Claims Commission
The Proposition Opposed and Defeated
by Republicans-A Radical Rallying Cry
Thus Most Effectually Disposed of-The
Senate Chronicles Another Evidence of
the Departure of Radical POwer-Senator
Thurman Elected President of the Senate
Pro Tem-Notice of the Donnelly-Wash-
burn Contest Presented to the House,
General Capital News
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-16
The Henuepin Bi-centennary Celebration

The Henuepin Bi-Centennary Celebration.
The following paragraph was omitted in
the account of the proceedings of the His
torical society, in yesterdays paper:
The president announced the appoin t.
ment of the following special committee, to
make arrangements for the celebration of
the 2OOth anniversary of the discovery of the
Falls of st. Anthony B. w. johnson, e.
s. Goodrich, F. r. Delano, John B. Sanborn,
3. Blakeley, John n. Stevens, w. w. Nc
Nair, John M. Berry and Rev. T. 8. Viii
hanson.
The BIZ centenary will not occur until the
summer of 1880, but the society seem de-
termined to commence arrangements for i
in good season.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-16
Aid for the Refugee Freedmen,

CINCINNATI, April ia mass meeting of
colored people was held at the United church
on Seventh street last night in which meas
ures were adopted to extend relief to the
suffering refugees at st. Louis. A large
contribution was received during the exer-
cises and committees appointed to canvass
the city and solicit aid.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-16

On and after next Sunday, the North Pacific
railroad company will put an additional pas
senger train on the road. It will leave
here daily, Saturdays excepted, and
run direct throufh to Bismarck, carrying the
q. 8. mail. 2 he 7:30 A. II. train stappieg over
at Fargo, will be cont inued as heretofore, thus
giving people going west to grow mp with the
country, two chances fer the star9.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-16
' s :" Eayiba,.tdi..r
AGITATION OF UNIVERSAL SUFFER

AGITATION OF UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE.
LONDON, April 15.-In letter of Gen.
Garibaldi in favor of universal suffrage and
convoking meeting of republicans for the
2lst inst, to take measures for agitation of
the subject, he says he considers it the
duty of the republican party to rally all it's
forces in the field of legal action to secure
progressively that liberty which is their un-
doubted right, but which now depends on
the whim of minister or the programme
of ministry. Universal suffrage is the
denied were considered capable of founding
Italy with their arms. Even presence Of
clericals in parlia ment would be desirable
if it would dispel the languor which now rem
ders it impotent.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-16
T1krEen.
THE SULTAN AND KHED1vE.

CoNsrANT1Nop1E, April 15.-The sultan
has taken no resolution respecting the
khedive, nor is he expected to do so until he
has heard the explanation brought by Talat
Pasta, the khedive's special envoy.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-16
Bridging the Detroit River.

DETROIT, Mich, April 15.-The legislature
passed resolution this afternoon asking
Congress and the Canadian parliament to
authorize the construction Of a bridge across
the Detroit river at or near Detroit.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-16
All Quiet at sitka.

SAN FRANo1soo, April 15.-The revenue
cutter Oliver Wolcott arrived at Port Towns
end from Sitka and the mail steamer CAL
ifornia at Victoria. Nothing of importance
has occurred at Sitka since the departure of
Osnrev.