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The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
Am uses esnents.
"THH ExILEs" TO BE PRODUCED AT THE
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
5. F. Nixon, Esq, one of the gentle
manly agents of the Walnut Street (Phil-
adelphia) Theatre, was in town, yesterday,
making the preliminary arrangements for
the performance of the great romantic
drama, "The Exiles," at the Grand Opera
House.
In order TO produce this celebrated
drama with all the regular scenic and
property accomplishments, two perior-
mances will be given on Friday aud Sat-
urday evenings, April 18th and 10Th, with
matinee for lad es and children on Sat
urday af ernoon. The scenery will be
sent here several days in advance In order
TO afford ample time for its proper ar
rangements. 1t will be the same scenery
that is used in performance OF the drama
IN Philadelphia, as, fortunately for this
city, the Grand Opera House possesses a
stage fully large enough to acc ommodate
the regular stage scenery of the Walnut
street theatre. No other city in the coun-
try of less than 100000 population, has
theatre Of which this can be truly said.
ln addition the play will be presented
by the regular Walnut street company,
and the real merits of the drama, its
spectacular attractions, and the able COM
pany, form conibinat on that will render
the performance the finest ever given in
Wilmington. Everybody should see it.
RIP VAN wINKLE.
Grip Van Winkle," with Joseph JEFF
ferson in the title role (his great master
piece) will be presented at the Grand
Opera House on Saturday night. Re-
served seats are now being sold at Z. f..
Thomas & Co.'s. and as there is no extra
charge people should secure their seats at
once.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
MARYLAND y L WS.

Geo. Blumenauer, well-known citi-
ben of Frederick, is dead.
The catching of diamond. hack terra
pins is prohibited between April l and
November /.
Bishop Lay writes from Rome to the
Easton Star that the improvement of hit
health has been marked.
The lease of MIR. John T. Ford on the
Cumberland Academy of M usic has ex-
pired and he has declined to renew it.
The Frederick Examiner says that a
committee from that city will visit Balli-
more this week to invite Mr. ID. L.
Moody, to visit that place.
Lieutenant Commander Dennis W.
Mullen, United States Davy,o Annapolis
has been ordered for duty as executive
officer on the receiving ship jamestown
at Mare Island navy yard, San Francis
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distinguished guerrilla leader,
Mosby, who has a fat foreign
pment by the grace of Mr.. Hayes
+ slalwarts, who confirmed him,
pla figure in Hong Kong that
70 recall to his coantrymen the
|a' Whenever an ex-rebel is partic-
mean or unfit for official position
\ favor in Republican circles. 1t
'Aat NJ Mosby, instead of conforming
'i0matlc usages at his post, in Hong
'e'lses to recognize the etiquette
anu "will be d--d if he would
anything except what another
'cah e't zen would wear; he repre-
VIE United States, and he propos-
'n'fouace American manners and
''ca' customs" His conduct is Of
l 10 'he people of all nations there
fclted the Indignation of his coun-
'l' who are disgraced by their rep
lative,
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LAUNCH AT CHESTER.

new ship, known as "No. 1885," was uc-
cessfully launched at koach's ship yard,
Chester. The vessel was not christened,
nor did she reseive name, owing to the
fact that her owners had not agreed upon
cognoman. She will most likely be
called the Amazon or Colorado.
The new ship is 230 feet long, 90 feet
beam, and depth of hold q feet, with a
tonnage OF $500. tons, and was built for
e. Ii. Mallory s. Co., and when COM
pleted will ply between New York and
Galveston, Texas. She Is a very beauti-
full ship and with her schooner rigging,
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:" lhreacll Of Confidence.

Ir, Iln was no breach of confidence,
hIil NM oh me part of the GAZETTE,
M ctf'Sn,lils ,, The name of VIM. Allen az
IN ,ui' ,ne parties impl Gated in the
4 cnu'uer' according to the verdict
!, w., o,oher's jury, on M onday night.
aG1.et aj,, oi the GAZETTE who made
bprrsi ,.sh, :, name, was not requested
/ |p',SS 4, ,S u, though he was In the
o,hnr H., lihe m the request was made
bnld reporters, and had he been
ed' Th' Tave promptly and properly
u crim,n n,,s luhing of suppressing sus-
Iolr ml'ilihaPs names in order to give
En,e s' chance tu arrest them ia ali
\ , nr,a,; ana the GAZETTE shut down
III 1i,,re cTin' long ago. Parties impli-
bp4araaes 40 not have TO wait for
bp,bori,cI ofthe papers to learn that
6was' ns1 a are looking for them.
Ripbt warned w,; to leave town on Sun.
ZEN na,,. which he did, and his name in
b nj 'pt|ibe,s, ba, on Monday afternoon.
al. nave accelerated his flight In
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NJ OTICE.-I, ia MES BRADY, in cem-
~ plianse with the requirements OF the
act OF Assem- bly,, in such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that shall
apply In writing to the Court ef General
Sessions of the Peace and jail Ueliv-
cry, OF the State OF Delaware, in and for
New Castle county. on Monday, the 18th
day OF May next, A. D., 1879, being the
first day of the next MAY term OF the said
court for license to Keep an inn or tavern,
at No. sol East Fifth street, being the N.
=. corner of Fifth and Church streets in the
Fourth Ward, in the city of Wilmington,
Delaware, and 70 sell intoxicating liquors
In less quantities than one quart. to be
drunk on the premises and the following
respectable citizens recum mend the said
application, to wit:
Thomas U'Hanion, Henry Carr.
Josiah Cox, Thomas McClosRey.
Owen McCloskey, Edward Wright
John Calhoun, Juhn A Red ara yes,
9ottleib Mammele, Francis X Jacquot,
John L Toner. Miller Miles,
Alexander g Glllespie, James d German.
James f McGonIgal, Peter Taggart,
John H. Gallagher, Frank Morrow,
John I Lungren, Neil Gormley,
francis W McGonagle, Peter Harrison,
John Tim Ian. Thomas Goss.
VIM Gallagher, Charles H wilson.
PcLer kavanaugh
apl0-3t* JAMES BRADY.
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DID NOT DIE ArHOME.

An item appeared in the GAZETTE a
short time ago stating that a young man.
the son of a cashier of q bank in San
Fran :isco, Cal. was lying very sick in
this city, and had expressed desire to
die at home. City Treasurer Vincent,
hearing of the case called upontbe young
man, and after learning the name of his
father telegraphed him, and received a
reply to "comfort the sick" Since that
time the father has kept the son in sur
hcient money to supply his needs,
word being sent to the City Treasurer,
he Immediately telegraphed to the father
for instructions in regard 10 the dispo-
sition of the remains. While waiting a
reply the body will be prepared for bur-
ial
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Ign Telegraphfc ummaFy

bm riots have broken out among
liking miners in Durham, England
bew of NJ. BlanQui's posi- BILE cleo
the French Assembly the radicals
fging his pardon Bulgaria seems
Foundlng a democratic government
|ar Pasha has received a friendly
p quit Egypt-It 10 thought that
Eagon-drlvers we're also killed In
n British disaster in Zululand-
Russian cruelties to political prlso-
|nd Nihilst warnings to leading Of
|are reported.
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SENT OVER.

This morning, Kate Murray appeared
before the Mayor, and requested to be
sent over to New Castle for thirty days
Her request was complied with, and she
was taken over on the .O5 p. m. train
this afternoon.
Edward Mulby was found by officer
Thomas this morning about o'clock,
and when brought before the Mayor was
sentenced to 80 days at New Castle.
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ANOTHER HOUSE RAIDED.

Last night about 10 o'clock, Sergeants
Legg and Whelan, accompanied by Off
GERS Farrady, McIlhenay and Mccormick
proceeded over Third street bridge and
''pulled" another house of ill-fame, The
place was kept by negro named Jacob
White and his white wife, and was known
to be one of the vilest dens in the city.
The officers succeeded in capturing the
proprietor,hi wife and two white women.
They will be given hearing this eve
ming before the Mayor.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
Notes of the Day.

A bank official at Honestale, Pa, is
said to be IA defaulter to the extent of
81 400. A few years ago he took 1t into
his head TO improve his breed of pigs and
paid $1,000 for an imported Berkshire
boar. He now lays his disgrace to his
hog speculation,
Boston bank officials are beginning to
be looked upon with suspicion since so
many "lrregularities" have occurred OF
late. The last deficit was found in the
accounts of a paying teller. A Boston
dispatch says that 1t was caused by care
lessness and that the young man has
been dismissed.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
SHERIFF'S SALES.

Deputy Sheriff Morrison sold at the
Lafayette Hotel, yesterday afternoon the
house of Geo. I. Barnhill, situated on
ratnall street, near Twenty-third. in the
Ninth Ward, to John Palmer, for 500.
Also, at the same time and place, ike
street, below Third, to Wm. McMena-
min, for $500, subject to claims.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
SHIPMENT OF CAR SPRINGS.

Yesterday the Diamond State Car
Spring Company, of this city, shipped to
Sacramento, Cal, one thousand of their
"Eureka" car springs. This makes seven
thousand that they have shipped to that
point which no doubt is the result of fur
nishing a good article for fair price.
This would seem to be . characteristic of
our manufacturers.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
NEW LITERARY SOCIETY.

Pursuant to notice, number of ladies
and gentlemen assembled in the lecture
room Of the Wilmington Academy, last
evening, for the purpose Of making the
initiatory movement for the establish
ment of q literary o, debating society
Pref. j. H. Crabb presided and G. s.
H orn was made secretary, and after the
appointment of committee on perma-
nent organization, the meeting adjourn
ed until Thursday evening, 18th inst.
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Not Yet Found.

VIM. Allen, the fifth member Of the
gang suspected of the murder of Perry
Demby, COL, is still at large, though the
officers have hopes of soon capturing
him. A lien left the city on Sunday night,
that his completely with the affair was
suspected, and advised to "skip" at once,
which he did.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
From the n. Y. Herald.
THE OHIO COALITION,

It's understood that an agreement has
been reached between the democratic
party of Ohio and the so-called national
party OF the same State to hold their re-
spectlve State conventions at the same
place and on the same day-Columbu bus
to be the place and some day In June to
be the date. This is the first step toward
coalition between the Ohio Democrats
and the Ohio nationals, who acted as sep
arate organizations in the elections of
1878. Such an alliance can be made
without any compromise OF principle on
either side, the democrats of the State
being as fully dipped in initiation here
sles as the greenback party pure and
simple. Relying Oh the statistics of the
last election the promoters of this per-
fectly natura! combination expect it to
be irresistible in the canvass of the pres
ent year.
In 1873 the republicans carried the
State by meagre plur atty of about three
thousand in a total vote of nearly six
hundred thousand-that is to say. the re-
publican plurality over the democrats
proper was only about one-half Of one
per cent Of the aggregate vote cfthe State.
small plurality there was heavy ma
jority against them, as the following
figures show:
Republics can vote. te.................. PA 100
Democratic vote. e................. 27O ,966
National vote. ............ 80, 1872
Prohibition vote. te................. 5,6S2
Had the democrats and nationals unit
ed on the same ticket, the prohibition
vots remaining the same, the figures
would have stood:
United greenback vote. .......... 300 ,298
Republican vote. 274 ,120
Greenback plurality.... 80, ,l7S
Ii is ohYiulS that if the renublicallS
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REDUCING THE PAY OF ALDER
MEN

A bill has passed the New York House
of RepresenJativ reducing the salaries
of New York aldermen from $1,000 to
81, 1000 per annum, and that of the presi-
dent Of the board from $4,000 to $500,
making the term of these of these oftic
ials two years instead of one.
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THE MIDGErs TO BE MARRIED

In relation to the celebrated midgets,
General Mite and Lucretla Zarate, who
were recently on exhibition in this city,
the New York World says:
The parents of General Mite and Miss
Lucia Zarate, the midgets on exhibition
in Masonic Temple, have come to an
agreement as regards the marriage set
Elements of their CHI ldren. and il is ex-
pected that the wedding will take place
soon. The brides dover will probably
weigh more than the bride and groom
togerher. and will not be- in trade dol
lars
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Fifty Dollars Reward.
For the Gazette.

This would be big price to give to see
policeman ON Pennsylvania Avenue
They are very scarce article, and that
often raises the price of goods that is in
demand. When Sharp was on this beat
we would meet him often but now they
appear o b. one of the things that were.
Probably they ave called off in another
direction to accommodate some other
place. Mayor please look into it. I.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
'n u EAT LONDON CIRCUs

A,,,. c1l Al LONDON CIRCUS.
|on cil,',lp iUOper' Bailey Il Co.'S great
'erforluancea i j., ,,,henagerle will give
yening eII mn - III THIS city, afteraoo
affair e. exh,hl, IN tuesday, April 70. Thls
'eene, and ''S y ten elephants "a huge
81 "',"n isp"n is lighted t"iI at niubt laleh., by
1 adazzlinp 9,eatflc r'tlc light, which
eht, makin,ss ielleclon over the en-
Plce As eIas,,e,v u every part of the psr.
r. Open Jiy as could be sean
his immenSasy May, T., Every body shonld
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RELEASED ERoM CUSTODY.

On Tuesday, Frank Lohner, who was
committed to New Castle in default OF
5000 bail ON the eiarge of abstraciing
two bonds from David Lemon, was re-
leased, d. Z. Buckingham becoming his
surety for his appearance at Court.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10
pdications tor To-day.

he Middle Atlantic States, cloudy
FEATHER southeast to southeast ,oinds,
hrp or higher temperature and Jaih
fOtipter.
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NEW ADV ERTloEMENTo.

cAl.E OF COWS. r.
The Subscribers VIII aS$T4MNE@
sell nj Public sale AT Red y124&AN
Lion, East Marlborough, N~
Chester county, Pa, ek1EssseaA
MONDAY, APRIL 2lst, 1879,
Atl O'Clock, p. M.
FORTY HEAD OF FRESH COWS,
SpRINGERS. YOUNG BULLS, and
TWO HORSES.
Also a lot of EWES With LAMBS.
SILL & BAILEY.
I..W. Stidham d Sol, AucL'rs. mar22 is
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l.cinl and'COum nm nerctal.

vtyeroN. Dell, April 10, 1879
LEX quotations furnished by
"a 10. Clayton House Building
|r,on. bel. at u M. to-day:
.rocK QUOTATIONS.
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Nj oTICE.-I, William H. Guthrie. in

Nj OTICE.-I, William H. Guthrie, in
~ compliance with the requirements of
the act or Assem- bly,, In Such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice that
shall apply in writing - the Court of
General sessions OF the Peace and jail De-
livery OF the State OF Delaware, in and for
New Castle county. on Monday. the 18TH
day aasy, o. Of May ns1t. a D., 1879, being the
c"urt.for license to keep an Inn or tavern,
known as the Glasgow Hotel, In the vii.
age OF Glasgow in School District No. SO
Pencader Hundred, Delaware, and to sell
Intoxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart to be drunk on the premises.
aud The following respectable citizens
recomme.d tn. said application. to wit:
samuel Alrichs, A. b. Craw ford,
Levi Husgins, robert Reed,
Geo. Bou don, Jr, John B. Reed,
Lewis g Ellison. l.. p. Ellison,
Geo. L. simmons, Robert Reed, Jr.,
John Il. Ward, Reuben NJ. Nard.
apio-3t~ WILLIAM H. GUTHRIE
NJ OTICE.-I, Benjamin ID, Lungland. IN
IN compliance with the Requirement
OF the act OF Assem- bly,, in such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice that
shall apply IN writing to the Court of
General Sessions of the Peaco aud Jail
delivery. Of the State OF Delaware, in and
for New Castlo county, on Monday, the
18TH day OF May next, A. D., 1919, being
the first day of the next May term of the
SAID court, for Il license to keep an inn or
tavern, known as the Delaware House, in
Scnool District No. IS, in the city of New
Castle, Delaware, and to ,ell intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart,
to be drunk on the premises, and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens recommend
Geo. Gray, George Whitfield.
t1eo. f. Deakyne, David w. Elkinton,
John W. Plat, Geo. A. Millington,
James Wilmot, Geo. H Fox.
Chas. Beaston. j. w. Clymer,
VIM. b. Herbert, Edw. Connelly,
Patrick Brogan, jeremiah Bowman.
Benz. f. Heraman, VIM. NJ. Wler.
apio-3t REM u. LoNGLAND.
OrfCE.-I, Charles Cannon, IN COM
~ pllance with the requirements of the
act OF Assent bly,, in such ease made and
provided, do hereby give notice that 1
sha apply In writing to the Court OF l. en-
cry, OF the State of Delaware, In and Tor
New Gas lie county, on Monday, the l2th
day OF May, next, A. d., 1879, being the
first day OF the next May term OF the said
court, for license to keep an inn or tav-
ern at the .. X. corner of Heald and Ample
streets in the Second Ward, in the city OF
Wilmington. Delaware, and 10 sell intoxi-
eating liquors In less quantities than one
quart, TO be drunk on the premises and
the following respectable citizens recon-
mend the said application to witt
VIM. Bareford, VIM. b. Mccormick,
Daniel Callahan, Joseph Caspar,
Martin Pyle, hugh Deneher,
A. A. Eastburn. Albert Bannar,
Edmund H. Miller, Harry McPike,
Cnas. 4. stevenson, r. II. Taylor,
John Hammond, John l.. Hanson,
John Kelly, N. H. curry,
John E. Eastburn, Daniel Morgan,
Henry LentZ, b. l.. Welain,
Thos. B. Lewis, Peter Miller,
Robert l.. Pyle, John Abbott.
ap1n-3t CHARLES CANNON.
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Greenback plurality...........

It IS obvious that II the republcans
should be no stronger in OHIO this year
than they were last, and if the democrats
and nationals should poll as many votes
for tbs same ticket as they did last year
for separate tickets, the coalition would
carry the State by handsome majority.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-10

w carry on firm ether rl grain ain or ~i.e dsiry 70
Apply 10 WILLIAM aUBERrS.
ap10-2tw CbristIana bel
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[sT EDITION..
laid & CO.,
LuERs a BROKERS,

AND DEALERS IN
poNDS, LOANS, MORT =
T. . com MERCIAL PAPER.
px HOUSE, WILMINGTON, DEL.
1, cannon and General Collec-
FicSets to and drafts on GREAT
M other parts OF the world.
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NJ OTiCE.-I, Frederick ScnMl A. ~ cJiu.
~ pliance with the requirements of the
act OF Assembly, in such case made and
prov tded, do hereby give notice that l shall
apply In writing TO the Court OF General
Sessions OF the Peace and jail Deliy very of
the State OF Delaware, In and for New Cas-
tie county, on Monday. the 18th day of May
next, A. D., 1879. being the irst day of the
next May term OF the said court, tor a IL
cense to keep an Inn or tavern, at No. 400
Lombard street. being the N. e. corner os
Fourth and Lom bard streets, In the
Fourth ward, in the city or Wilmington,
delaware, and to sell intox oxicating LIQUORS
In less quantities than one quart, 10 be
drunk en the premises and the following
respectable c1Jizens recommend the said
application, to wit
N Fellheimer, Julius X Fisher.
august X uhlman, feltx Groves,
george Toppin, Gotleib Nam mele,
Jacob Antweier, George Feeney.
william j Riley. John Deutzo bach,
Leopold Shoemaker, William Aiseutger.
John Fehrenbach, George Stab.
Henry e Albert, Joseph Teas,
Christ Leickel, Paul Kane.
Inofnas Kelly, James BARLEY,
Michael Cottingham, Thomas B Eaton,
Jos W Hart, Chas Sommer.
A Hart, Bernard Bonper
apl0-st FREDERICK STHMID.
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.,s,ocl.s and Bonds.
Wilmington N arkets.

tLxISGroS. Del, April 10, 1879
ktons at the Brandywine Mills for
hand Grain, furnished by W. G..
bacser h Co. Corrected Daily.
Patent Process Flour. 6 75a 7T5
ke b25a 10
thne Flour. 0Ja S 90
t.......................... l 10
Torn. ..... ~
per ton. n.................... 1900
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SALE.
~ BY virtue of writ OF Venditioni Ex-
ponas to me directed, will be exposed to
public sale, at the
HOTEL OF JACOB HYATT,
In the Village of Newport, in Christtapa
hundred, New Castle county, Delaware on
FRIDAY,
The 26th day Of April, A. D., 1879,
al 10 o'clock "a. M. the following described
Real Estate, viz:
All those several tracts or parcels of
iand now constituting one farm, situated
IN Shrlstlana hundred, New Castle county
anu STATE oil Delaware, on the Newport and
Gap Turnpike re id and on the Kiamensi
road ID by said roads, by lands OF
y Alexander Irons, William X. Finn.
Snyder Thomas, d. Lyman, Vincent q.
flynn, Edward Cranston, Robsrf r. Nv.
nam, and others, containing about I3o
acres, with large frame and stone dwell
ing mousse, frame barn with stone stable
I anne shedding, corn crib. and other out
oulldlnssi one frame dwelling house and
mall barn and frame tenant house there
on erected Also, a lot OF marsh land in
Great Newport Marsh adjoining marsh
now or late of Edward TaLnalI, James ].
brindley. and the Marsh road, containing
aoout acres. roods, 80 perches OF land.
seized g. d taken in execution as he
roperty OF Joseph 8. Lyman, decd. IRE
pecca A. Lyman. Executrix OF Joseph s.
LYMAN decd,) and to be sold by
o, JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
1879 ann andts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-22


SECRETARY SHERMAN reports that he has
. redeemed under the law 81, l33,OOO oflegal
tender notes, and that he holds in coin
Sl3S,OOO, 900 to maintain resumption. This
is about forty per cent of the amount Of
notes to be protected, and Is the least sum
which hedeems prudent to hold for that
purpose. He adds that under existing law
this amount can not be reduced. This last
information will not DO very grateful to
some OF the demagogues in Congress, for
they would be glad to scatter the funds la.
boriously gathered for resumption aud set
the country atloat again upon the sea Of
irredeemable currency. But the Republi.
can Congresses which paved the way for
specie payments builded for permanence,
and the coin which is in the treasury has
been made a sacred fund for this work. II
is fortunate also that the Secretary OF the
Treasury heeds the law and intends to
carry it out in letter and in spirit.
OF course u much larger sum Of coin lies
in the Treasury than is mentioned by tue
Secretary; but it answers to called bonds
or other demand obligations, and can not
be regarded as the actual property OF the
Government, but only as trust funds held
for special objects. With the present ad.
ministration no law can be repealed which
is meant to protect and perpetuate the
policy Of resumption. TheSecretary shows
that in the work with which his name is
inseparably connected the existing stat
utes are entirely adequate to defend all
which has thus far been secured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-22
POLITICAL NOTES,

Tits Democratic papers in Ohio talk as
II they thought that the Democrats had a
"lost cause" north as well as south Of the
Ohio river.
TIE Republicans of Wisconsin have
ordered 100000 copies OF Ben Hills recent
speech in the Senate for circulation as
campaign documents.
a HAYES straw: A vote taken in the
s~tockyards Of the Pennsylvania road near
Pittsburgh the other day gave Hayes IS
out OF Of votes, Grant 81, Blaine 7, Chand.
Ter 5, Sherman =, cOnklingl j.
A CANVASS Of the Senior Glass Of Brown
University on the Presidential question
shows "a in favor OF Sherman. 10 for
Blaine, 8 for Edmunds, one for Garfield,
one for Hartranft, and two for Bayard.
BES Hill thinks Hayes wlllb the next
Republican candidate. He pronounces
Hayes conversation to the stalwarts com.
plete, and declares that the President
holds the choice ola successor in his own
hands.
Tur returns from the election to FIJI the