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ITALY.


RoNE, August 1S.-A dispatch has been
sent TO the Pspal Nuncios, signed by Car.
dinal Nina, Pontifcial Secretary OF State,
announcing that the health oi the Pope Is
comparatively good.
It'is reported that Ismail Paslra Intends
10 reside at Genoa,
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That il every one would use Hop Bitters
freely, there would be much less sickness
and misery in the world and people are
fast finding this out, whole families keep
ing well at q tri1ing cost by its use. We
advise all TO try it.-U & d., Rochester, N,
!; Laughlin Bros. & Co., Wheeling,
wholesale agents.
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EVERYTHING conducive TO the better
condition Of the baby is sure to attract
attention, aud hence 1t is that DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup Is becoming more and more
appreciated. AS its wonderful influence In
subduing the diseases Of babyhood be-
comes recognized. Prise 25 cents.
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The New York Erpre" prints q story to
,be effect that some prominent Western
Democrats have recently told Tilden that
II he does not harmonic the factions in
Nav York he must abandon all hope Of a
nomination for the Presidency next year.
The ErprcU predicts that on this account
he will throw Governor Robinson over
board anil take up for the gubernatorial
chair some man on whom he can unite
with T4mmany. Then he will claim to
have been the great paciticator, and use
this pretext to his personal benefit,
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EGYPT.
MINISTERIAL TROUBLES.

CAIRO, August ls.-The Egyptian Min.
istry, formed by oheerit Pasha, on the
decision ot the present Khedive, has 70.
signed, and another Ministry composed OF
various pashas OF whom little is known
has been formed, the Khedive holding the
Presidency OF the Council.
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BellAlre.

The members of Company D bavo
received their orders to be at the armory
on next Tuesday morning att o'clock, 10
90 TO the eneampment at Cambridge. A
large portion Of the members intend to go.
The Second regiment now has ten com.
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sAxDusxY, O., August lS.-The interest
is so great in the camp meeting now in
progress at Lakeside, and the demand SO
urgent for its continuance by the large
crowd attending, that 1t has been decided
TO continue the meetings over Sunday.
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New York, August Is. -Erbau Csltlow,
Of Hyde, England, aud passenger by the
steamship Arizona, was arrested on the
arrival Of that vessel this morning, charged
with the murder Of Owen Jones, the ships
atewAYd,
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Mrs. Nellie sartoris' Death a Case Of
Mistaken Identity.
Cheerful Reports Of the Revival Of
Trade In England.
Difficulty in ReCtlfyInu the Greek
Frontier.
Destructive Rain Storms In England.
Serious RlOting at Luruan, ireland.
Destructive Rain Storms in England
Serious Rlotlng at Lpruan, Ireland
CHEAT BRIrAIy.

Got 70 Read Her own obituary. Anyhow.
LONDON, August 1s.-The eannouncemen
Of the death Of Mrs. Sartoris, daughter Of
Gen. Grant, Is not true. The mistake
arose from the death Of Mrs. F. ". sartoriS,
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BELGIUM,
A SOCIALIST PROTEST.

BRuSsELs, August 1s.-The Socialist
federation here has posted placards call.
Ing o meeting Of the workmen to protest
Sgatnst the expulsion OF foreign Socialist,
aagitators Of Yohaun Mast and Herr
Brousse.
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NEw YoRK, August lS.-Rev. Atherton
Leigh Howys, an English clergyman who
has been in this country about two years,
was taken into custody to-day, with charged
being insane, and will be sent by his reIa-
!iVes to BI"Vmingdalo Asylum. His sons
have hccn searching in many cities for
him.
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oole.l Nm. Is and " Fourteenth street.


AMuS Greenback orator in one Of his
.,eacbes declared that resumption was
4, f,,nd ond to back up his opinion offered
~ yiye $40 to have $500 in greenbacks
hanged ii into gold. 1t was quickly done
n, him, and he lost the $40 that he might
have saved by reading any truthful news
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LONDON, August 1s.-At Lurgan, Ire.
land, yesterday, 200 police charged on q
mob with fixed bayonets, The police were
beaten back aud twenty Of their number
injured. The'riva mobs fired at each 9th.
er with rides. One leader Of the Catholic
party had some dynamite which exploded,
tnjuring him fatally.
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PARIS, August lS.-The ntmber Of the
victims Of the accident on the Argentan &
Granville railroad Is larger than at first re.
ported; Fifteen were killed aud thirty.six
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In consequence Of the storm, traffic is
suspended on the railway between Ches.
ter and Holyhead. The viaduct Of Landu.
las Walls has been washed away, also some
Of the bridges. Several sewers were burst
by treshets on the lines Of the Liver.
pool railroads. BArkenhed is flooded,
There have been thirty hours Of contin.
uous rain at Chester. In Derbyshire,
Trent and DerRent the rivers oyerhowed
all the low lying lands. The flooded wheat
Is gradually rotting and any crops left
standing will not pay for the cutting. The
rain at Sheffield was so violent as to wash
away the foundations OF 1--WE houses in the
course OF construction.
REDUCTION OF WAGES OF COTTON OPERATIVES.
A weeks notice Of a five per cent reduc-
ton OF the wages Of the operatives has
been posted In most OF the cotton mills at
stalybridge, where 100000 spindles are
running on short time and 100000 are
stopped altogether, while 6S6, 600 are work.
Ing full time. A more general adoption
Of the short time system Is expected this
winter. In Ashton. .under.Tyne 4o5 200
spindles are stopped and 20, 600 working on
short time.
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AQUATIC.

Ros"' RetrOspect-WiIilnE to Row Court.
ney.
ST.. JoHS, August lS.-Wallace Ross left
this morning for Halifax, accompanied by
Dr. Deulber and Elijah Ross, his trainer.
tio says his races with Hanlan were
square honest races and that he never was
paid to lose. Ross says ho was not paid to
leave England and only left because he
could not get q match on with Hanlan,
Ross Is willing to meet Courtney after the
race with Smith.
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BARRIE, August ls.-single scull race
with turn,2 miles-Haulan 1st, Riley I'd,
20 seconds behind, Kennedy Sd, Gandaur
4th,. Berry 9th. Hanlan stopped five
times coming up, turned and called Riley
70 come on.
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PENNSYLVANIA CRIMES.
Murderer captnred Near Erie


ERIE, Pa, August ls.-McGuirck, the
alleged murderer Of James Needs, who
was murdered in Philadelphia October Z,
1866, was captured on Sunday night by
Erie police after a desperate resistance.
The capture was effected in Washington
township. He was brought to Erie and
delivered to detectives Tryon and Wiel. OF
Philadelphia, who will remove him to that
city tomorrow. District Attorney Kerr,
of Philadelphia, believes that he can bring
home the crime to McGuirck. The pris-
oner denies the charge, and says that he
was in Philadelphia; knew Needs, but did
not kill him. A suspicious circumstance
against McGuirck is, he entered the office
Of the Erie Di&paLch, Friday, and repre-
Mayor StoSely and detective Levi, Of
nation concerning McGuirck's, share in
the murder. On being questioned by the
Dispd:ch reporter, who yesterday remark
ed that the visitor who gave the name of
Mullane, might be the murderer, he fled
in terror. He was Unidentified by the re.
porter to-day.
Confession OF Weiss.
LEBANON, Pa, August lS.-Weiss, one
Of the Raber murderers, has made confess
sion, which duplicates another man,
named Hummel Drews. The confession
Is in the hands Of District Attorney Adams
and is withheld from publication owing to
objections OF Zehman's counsel, who fears
It may prejudice his case. The confession
details a feeling among the mountains for
speculation in life insurance and gives
several cases in which elderly men were
killed 10 obtain insurance effected on their
lives. Weiss duplicates three or four per-
sons, who will no doubt be brought to
trial. He admits being in the original
plot to murder Raber by the use Of chloro-
form, but says he withdrew from 1t and
supposed the matter had been dropped, as
Diach promised him not to 60 on with the
deed. He disclaims any connection with
the latter's plan Of drowning, and states
that he was greatly surprised when he
heard Of Raber's death. The confession
duplicates all ofthe convicted men.
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THE DURLLo.

NJ. Perron, subj Lieutenant OF the Hus.
sars, and NJ. Riviere, editor Of the Progress
de Lyons, yesterday fought duel with
swords at Lyons. The latter was wound-
ed in the lungs.
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FRANCE.


LONDON, August 1S.-The Nc.rs Paris
correspondent says: The announcement
that Auditors at the sitting Of the Council
Of State must have degree from State
University is believed to Indicate the poll.
cy OF the Government in case the Senate
rejects the Ferry Educational bill.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
Tldlnus from Various Points Infected
by Yellow Fever.
The Rules Adopted by the Tennessee
State Board of Health.
Sherman on the Future Financial
Operations Of the Treasury.
Terrible Wind and Rain Storms on the
Atlantic Coast.
Raidlnu the "MOunshinsrs" In Ran.
dOIph County, W. Va.
Hanlan and Riley Row a Dead Heat In
the Barrie Regatta.
THE INTERIOR.

RaidinE y NoonshIner-The Swiss Colo.
ny's ViIIage-The Future Garden Spot
Of West virginia.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
LOCAL TINE TABLE.
HovEMBBR 10, 1873.

PxAIne LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For Philadelphia: 22T. 7.0j, $40, 900, $50
300 q. M; 1881, l2.s', $50, 400, $40
For New G York: Fl a.s1, a. m; 1.o5, 80, l2s7,
1889, b.4s o. m. On Sundays 2a7, ~
For Ba.umore and Washington: IAN, 40,
$50 .. m.; 1851, 1.04, SIS, pm.
For Baltimore: 7.Os, Express. On Sunday,
for Baltimore and Washington: 1881, 40,
For baltimore and way stations: s.as .. n,
For Nov Castle: $40, s.1I .. n., Les, $50
For Delaware r. r.: sls a. n: los, 60 p.
No Sunday 81; trains.
For wilmington n Northern K. T.: e.26 .
m; 2p M. and 800 p. In. Saturdays
urda,'s only. u 90 p. IN.
Esr Delaware Western r. r.. III, 1890, am.
SOD. M. No Sunday trains.
rRAINs ARRIvE At WILMINGTON.
From Philadelphi 12.45, 2.03, S.s4, 80 o. m.
12.0S. l2.47, 1G2. 40, SIS, e.2b, 200, ~
ll.:ap. ID. nn Sundays: l2.+3, 2oS, s.3l
1910 4. m.: 7:"5, 11.l5, p. n.
From kn,tiuore:2 4 50 94Sa. m: 1921. 1897
b.3s, 9.so p. NJ. On Sundays2Sl, am. b.oo
S.36 p. II.
From Washington: 23l, a. m: l2.27, 1887,
5.3s. g3e D. IN. On Sundays: 2.3l q. m.
b.3s, $50 p. m.
From New Castle: $50, 1910 .. m;
7.1Op. III. No Sunday trains.
From delaware X. r.: $50 m; 1910, 7.le
pm. =,
From Wilmington 4 Northern r. X: SCI
an. ll.a a. M; and 1885 p. IN. Satur
days only, 1920.
From delaware Western X. H.: S.Oe. .. m
2lb, 800 y. IN. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHILADKL-
PuIA.
From froad street and Washington avenue
| 73o, 800. 1890, l1.4b .. m.; 800, 100, b.l6
| 800, g. Is Gas. 1l.30 p. m. On Sundays
7.8S3O 4, m.; 900, ll.30 p. N.
Fron Thirty-Sec0nd and Market streets: l.6O
leo, i ia a. M: i225, 400 800, l.Ss p. m
| On >undavs' LOO. 7.SO O. III
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
A NOTE.
Partisan ] JurOrs.

Ths partisanship of the Levy Court
IL fully shown in the selection OF the
jurors to serve during the ensuing year,
unless by chance the names of Demo
crats were drawn out Of the wheel for
the May term Of Court, and the names
Of Republicans are reserved for the
next term. Out of l02 names drawn
to serve on the Grand Jury and the re-
spective panels Of the Petit Juries, 76
are Democrats and 26 a-e Republicans.
Out Of "A Grand Jurymen only 3 are
known to be Republicans, and both the
members from this cityiare Democrats.
Out Of 80 members Of the first panel Of
the Petit Jury, only five are Republi'
cans and the three from Wilmington
are Democrats. For tho second
panel of the Petit Jury the Republicans
have Jared little better, for out Of 81
members 10 Of them are Republicans
but still all those from Wilmington are
Democrats. Of the additional lSjurors
TO serve in the Court Of Oyer and Ter
miner, the Republicans have still Jared
little better, for of them are Repub
licans, and for a wonder the. membe
from Wilmington is Republican.
There are mem bcrs of all the juries
from Wilmington, and Alfred D. War
ner is the only Republican Of the nine
1t is doubtful if there was ever: before
such q partisan action of any Levy
Court of New Castle county, unless it
may be possible that three. fourths OF
the names left in the Jury wheel for
the next court are Republicans, which
is not very likely. Had Wilmington
had member in the present Levy
Court, he might possibly have thought
of some good Republicans to have
named, that the honors or labors, NO
matter which might have been shaved,
but as Wilmington had no member, the
county members could think OF the
name of but ono Republican, while
they readily thought of the names Of
eigh: Democrats. During the late ses.
sion of the Legislature a Levy court
man from this County wrote to a mem
Der opposing the selling out of the re-
pairs OF the public roads of White Clay
Creek Hundred, because there was
danger that some poor Republicans o.
the hundred might have the privilege
of working out their taxes aud be en-
titled to votes, That same Levy Court
man must have had something to Dc
with choosing the jurymen from vii
mington. So far as We know all tn,
jurymen selected are honest. capable
men, bnt it is just little strange how
30 many Democrats got On the jurie
without having been placed there de
signedly.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21

To Morrow VIZ will publish full tex t
of Rev. Gborge r. lristor's first sermon
in the Anes NJ. L. Church in New
Orleans, prAacl . ! on Easter Sunday.
From the sern on it Will be noted tha
he is as eloqu-r t in New Orleans a. he
was in New Castle, and we espeak for
his sermon c,re'ul reading by his
many thousa Of frie Ids in the Will
mington Conf,r nc. If partie wishing
extra copies Of the Republican contain.
ing the serlnen would indicate their
desires to US, We would know what
approximate number to print. We
have no d ubt an extra hundred or
two wi! e w nted in New Castle. II
so we hope our New Castle friends will
notify us Of their "ish.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
Peac n es Tor the MilliOn.

The peach crop Of the peninsula fol
the present year Is now put down at
100000 baskets, 100000 more
than was ever raised before on the pen
insula in one season. This estimate is
based upon present Appearances, and
the season being late the chances are
that the crop will escape the frosts and
cold rains that have heretofore killed
the most Of the crop. This estimate,
however, Of big crop, is not cheering
news to the peach growers, for they
full we'll know that it means big har-
vest to the railroad companies and but
little money, perhaps none, to the ma
jority of peach growers. A crop OF i've
Millions Of baskets Is about all that can
be saved advantagsously from the PEN
iusula with the present railroad facili
ties, and would pay the growers much
better than double that number Of bas-
kets sent to market at q sacrifice. The
reported failure of the crop out West
will BE- favorable to the peninsula grow
ers here, provided they have sufficient
railroad outlets to other railroads run
ming north, south and wes:. From the
map Of the peninsula it will be seen
that there is but one railroad line down
the peninsula, all the branch roads
from the Eastern Shore merging into
that one line, 30 that from Townsend
up it il difficult to see how such an i'm
mense crop can be shipped over q sin
gl. track. Fortunately there are ship
ping roints from either side Of the pen
insula, from which peaches can be
shipped to the nearest city by water,
which will be considerable let up on
the railroad. Amongst other prepara'
tons to ship the prospective crop W
note the putting OH Of fast steamer to
ply between Lewes and New York,
which will be- great relief to the
peach growers of Eastern Sussex, a
Lewes is easily reached by the junction
& Breakwater and the Breakwater and
Frankford railroads. We are glad also
to note that committee Of each grow
ers are making every effort possible t'
secure cheap transportation to New
York and other points east, Lorth and
west, and also into central Pepnsylva
ria, and we hope that through the
railrt ad companies and the drying and
aiming establishments throughout the
State, the whole crop may bs saved.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
REGISTER'S ORDERS.
II EGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

NEW CAsTLE COUNTY, April 0, 1879.
Upon the application Of Charles Rich
mani. Executor OF William RichmaDn,
late Of Wilmington Hundred. in said county,
deceased, 1t Is ordered and directed by the
Register, that the Executor aforesaid,
give notice of granting Of letters Testamen-
tary upon the estate Of the deceased. with
the date of granting thereof, by causing ad-
ve-tsements to he posted within forty days
from the date Of such letters, in six OF the
most public places of the county Of New Gas
tie, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate, to present the same, or
abide by an act of Assembly In such case
made and provided. And also cause tho same
to he inserted, within the same period, In the
DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,, q newspaper pun.
lished in Wilmington and to De continued
therein three weeks, (e-od)
Given under the hand and seal Of
}L.s. office of the Register aforesaid, al
t~~> New Cnstle, In New Castle county
aforesaid, tho day and year above written.
$. G. BlGGS, Register.
NoTICR-All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Executor on ol
before April y, 1880, or abide the act OF As'
sembly In such case made and provided.
' CHARLES RlCHMANN.
Address, Wilmington, Del. Executor.
apl0-3w-e-0-d
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21

RFADIsG for the last few years under
MAYOR Evans has never lal more ef-
fcient police, and her citizens were
never better protected in life and pro
perty, but the new City Council and
Democratic Mayor had hardly got warm
in their seat than clean sweep was
made Of tbs whole force, and twenty
three Democrats and six Greenbacksrs
were appointed to le guardians OF the
peace. Bvsn Chief Cullen, the most
efficient and gentlpmanly officer that
Reading ever had, and who was a
Democrat but served under . Repub bill
can Mayor, was turned out and new
man appointed. This is a good com
mencement for Democratic reform in
Reading.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21

variety Of text books, in the country
schools, fifty Per cent. Of the teachers
time is frittered away without any
benefit to the pupils, but laying fifty
per cent. more labor upon the teacher
This is a much needed reform and ".
are glad to know that Professor Groves
the efficient State Superintendent, II
equal to the emergency and will carry
out the law.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21
Ip THE Gazette" means that We

II THE "Gazette' means that We
considered it revolutionary to Mount
appropriation bills with "iiders," it
nisunderstan 8 us, for it has often
been done, but what We mean is that
when such important political Elders"
are attached to such bills, it leads the
way to revolution. Never before in
the history OF the alton did rider"
contemplate the repeating Of an impor
tant election law which is the only
safeguard for an honest ballot. These
''riders" are in the interest Of fraud
and dishonesty, and when elections be-
cone mockery and a ,heat like the
last on-s in So1th Carolina, Mississippi,
Louisiana and some other Southern
States. revolution is sure 10 follow and
to that extent these pclitic Il "riders'
are revolutionary. In regar 10 S,ns,
tor Bay ard we are not disappointed for
We Away expected him to vote
with his party on the appropriation
bills. We never had anything TO ex.
pect from Senator Bayard, but We do
know from the way in which the ga
zette' has condemned him for his
course in Congress, the anxiety is on
the other side, ami while thu Senator
is trimming for the Presidency it will
still be hard to tel in what party he
may yet land. AT any rate his little
spells Of lIbsrality that the "Gazette'
80 earnestly condemns is clear gain t.
the Republicans.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21

Is IT sor about tins now that tho
"Every Evening" should have some
thing more to say about Whitelaw Reid
Of the New York "Tribune!" The fact
that Mr.. Reid should have declined
the offer of the German Mission, which
:ayard Taylor gladly accepted, was too
much for the oholoric editor Of the "E.
3d." but he is getting over it now, as
it will he seen that he has not denounc-
ed Mr.. Reed or called him "shame-
less male prostitute" for two weeks
past, and it is probable that while the
debate on the appropriation bills con
tinue, his time will be SO taken up in
praise Of the speeches of the Confeder-
ate Generals and in denouncing Union
Generals, that Mr.. Reid will be allowed
to have rest for some time to come.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21

A VERY PRETTY little fight is now 60
ing on as to who shall be State lnsur-
.nce Commissioner under the law re-
jently passed by the Legislature
iporge W. S. Nicholson, of Seaford
sussex sounty, and George Ii. Bates,
Esq, of this city, are the contending
parties for the appointment. To. NOR
row is the day that Governor Hall is t.
Iscid- which he will favor. In the
meantime a number of the friends Of
both the applicants have hastened or
to Dover where the battle will be tough,
out. We hope the Eastern shore part
Of the Peninsula will remain firm and
keep Delaware from upsetting into the
say under the tremendous conflict thai
is going on.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21

THE STATE BOARD of Education made
a move in the right direction when it
took measures at its meeting in this city
on Saturday to enforce the law requir-
ing a uniform set Of text books to he
used in the public schools Of the State.
For the want Of proper classification Of
the scholars, and the use OF large
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21

In rHE publication of the jury list
for the May term, we will anticipate
the growing of ,h. "Gazette," and own
ourselves beat and We cheerfully score
one for our neighbor. Nothing like
having a tr.en at the court though.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-21

n NOlICL.-~pec,al attention PAID TO clean
~ ing repairing and adjusting sewing
machines. Machines attended to at residence
OF taken away as preferred; always on hand
Findings and Attachments for the different
Nschines, Ill, needles, belts, etc. Also sales
man for Singer and other makes OF machines.
All work done guarantee to give satisiac.
ton. JOHN RAMo.
mh2s-tf oO6 ". Eighth So. Wilmingt'n, Del