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NEW CASTLE LETTER.
ACCIDENT TO A STEAM TUG-CROwDs
AT THE DEPOT, ETC.


AT THE DEPOT, ETC.
.- NEW CASTLE, July 20.
About 5 p. M, yesterday, we were
startled by c,nbling sound, as though
building had fallen. On making IN
auiries l learned that the steam tug
Uncle knapp had keeled over and
thrown It's load Of ship timber overheard.
The Knapp has been laying at the rail
road whaIf loading ship timber, and
owing to .OlDe IDismagement in slowing
away, lie ca go was UoI heavy and in
consequence Of undertaking to leave in
thai condi. on la,ge part of the timber
ro led over making a fearful noise. On
righting, the Kn0pp was tied up to tie
wharf, and tie energies Of the hands di
rec.ed 10 saving TIE timber which was
fast hOatsng 20 wards Delaware City.
At o'c'och las evening, Lovers laLe
was crowded. VITA y. Onenaders, the
create. pait going In the direction of
he depot, all in.ent on seeing the ex-
cursiOUists Realm. l. took but shot
time to ~ tie Depot ard tle number in
creased until there wa, large gathering.
At II O'Clock IL began 10 lessen, NJ nbers
having becoh tireG-Ort from waiting
anu YET 10 siSH D. TIE tIdiH. "A IcW
minutes lsier tie returhing1was stopped
by the whsle OF 81 engine nLar the
brick yard b 1t as 1t came in sight 1t
proved to be f,e l;'t tam passing here
at 1104. Tnen another wait, aud at
ll.49 the first excursion train of 10 cars
passed by at lish.rin, speed. At12.42
a. M. an empty passenger train Of 10
cars bound TO. Ocean City for the pur-
pose E bringing up The Fifth Maryland
Regiment pa. sed down.
At 1.30 freight train put into the
siding, aid at l.52 the first way express
train hauled up at the depot and five OF
e ght Of the New Caste delegation got
Of. The rema nler being upon the
next train which arrived at 2.14, amid q
heavy rain. Every one seemed pleased
and gOOd-natuIedly remarked IL was q
long ride bu, they could stand it.
The rain of last night did an immense
amount OF good, coming as it did wher
badly needeG.
The Jersey truckers are bringing theil
stock Of vegetables into our markets il
large quantities.
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THE LOUISIANA RErUnNIN0
ONE OF ITS MEMBERS sUFFERs ny GO
ING BAIL FOR TWO OTHEks.

ONE OF ITb MEMBEHS bUFFEk8 Bx 6O-
ING BAIL FOR TWO OTHEkts.
WASHINGTON, July 25.-Casenave,
one 0f the cOlOred members OF the MOTOR
Ious Louisiana Returning Board, Ii here
with grievance. When Madison Wells
aud Tom Anderson the two white men
of the board, were indicted Tor selling
Federal appointments by the United
States Grand Jury, Casenave became the
bondsmen for both. His white frieDds
forfeited their bali, and Casenave's prop
arty, consisting Principally Of an under
takers establishment was seized upon BY
the Federal authorities. Now he comes
here to use his influence with the Ad-
ministfation to get relief. He Is loud In
his denunciatiOns of Wells and Ander-
sOn, saying that they have never dealt
squarely with him. It was believed by
all who heard his testlmOny before the
several Congressional committees that he
was not allowed to know any Of the Sc
ere OF the Returning Board by his fei-
lOw-members when they were counting
Hayes in, aud il Is coincidence that he
has never made much demand upon the
Administration for favOrs. He says thai
Anderson and Wells are each worth ten
times as much as he is, and that they
would have no hesitancy In ALLOW ing him
10 BIZ ruined for their benefit.
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Brief Locals.

A refreshing rain fell last night and
WAS the means of doing great good. /
The Odd Fellows fairly surprised them
selves at the size of their excursion.
salt oysters at Fulimer's. p.
Last nights fire alarm proved to be
only o "mOnkey rum
The usual church SCI vices will be held
tomorrow.
The rain does not seem to he over yet.
Turtle soup al Fullmers, M
The present season has heen good
one for excursions. .....a
Water pipes are being laid on Pleas
ant street, between Adams and Jack
son. fft
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's.
Be sure to pay your taxes during this
month and save the discount.
Tender loin steak At Fullmer's.
The street market was quite full. this
morning.
An excellent paper on Scariet
Fever," will be found IN to-days paper
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The Proposed Florida Canal.

WAsHINGTON, July A.-Gsneral Mar
tin Il. Mcmahon was IN town to-day
and had talk with Governor Drew and
senator Jones, ,.of Florida, with reference
TO The chatter for the proposed canal
from the st. johns to the Shwannee
are Interested. The canal will save 600
miles in the voyage from New York to
New Orleans. The charter which haS
been prepared exempts the company
from taxation, and Governor Drew told
General M IN ahon that that could moi
be, as The State constitution forbade the
exemption from taxation of tho prOpert,
Of any corporation. General McMahou
upon this Withdrew his application fOl
an extraordinary session OF the llegisla
ture, as he will he obliged to consult th'
European capitalists who are interested
In the canal before taking any further
steps.
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Tn. Victim Of :: ne. = r"f;VYi

HeaR.f Xfg III Z
Special to the Pr =. : !, Il -,
BUTLER Pa, July 25.-W: p. 1gcYfS.
of Millerstown, 60 yes,s " etes va III
rested and brought here On . c1argo
ferred by Mrs. McGraw, who claims that
the defendant committed rape upOA .hs1s
daughter, . child 8 years Of Ases 1he
def. ndant waived . bearing befots Jt1
tice Pillow and was committed to tnih
He was then taken before Judge 4cyu
kin, who hxed his bail at q, 600. He ~
vet in custody, awaiting the arrival ~
fis security. The little girl claims that
old man Mckee took her into boiler
house in Millerstown, threw her down tn
the floor, stripped her Of her clothin
aud then committed the outraee.i The
child's graudmother no. icing thAt ronh6
thing wee the matter With her queetidn-
ed her a. to what wss wrong e4d si,e
gave the above facts. Or. 4c1aicheei
and her physician Of MfllerstOwn ~.
amined the child and found that ehe hA0
been outraged. The mother theh etmc
to Butler made information ~ a. Net-
rant was issued by Justice Pillow: c-
Kee was stopping with : son. Re fAsf
heretofore been highly fesrected. - nD.a III
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I,xG UNDER DIFFICUITIEs.

THE WILMINGTON FIREMES
kr TREATED AT sAI.ISBURY
hington Ii emen, as a class, are q
Ipell who work hard without ex-
any remuneration, but those who
b Salisbury ON Thursday after
10 save the town from destr'ic-
fire, complain, and with appar-
bod reason, Of their treatment by
izens whose property they came
bet.
Wing in the town at q O'Clock, the
were at once hauled to the river
II into active service. They cOIl-
nnnlerrupledly at work until .
next morning, but by 10 o'clock
all the citizens of the town had
their beds, leaving the visitors to
be their work alone and never
herlng TO provide them with any
ments, though they had eaten
since dinner time. The fire
10 run out Of oil for their engines,
to almost steal some before they
get their cans replenisbed from
ghboring nils.
Z. Todd, an insurance agent,
exception To the citizens above
To, as he dill all that one man
% To treat the iiremen decently.
through his eff rts that the men
Fovidei with supper and breakfast
hotels, aud had he been like the
boys would have been compelled
y mob the hotels or return home
mpty stOmaclls.
work done by the two steamers
PLY remarkable. They worked
lou'ly for nine hours, the Re.
lorcing through 1900 fre. and the
through 800 feet of hose. Such 9
lhd heavy service was a sewers
'lPon the engines, but they stoOt
y. Coming TO the deuot, however
return home, the Reliance engin,
stump, and bent the brake Sc
while double-tree was ais,
and The carriage bell spring
Fd' The Fame suffered no dam
" all the apparatus were so dirt,
'ered with sand, that it will re
i'lll days work to put them il
Dndilon.
slld that in a few days engines @
'oy ana France pattern will b
III Salisbury, and the one givin
NJ satisfaction will be purchase
Town authorities.
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CLERICAL HONORs TO A MIL.
FORD MINISTER

BURLINGTON, July 25.-Rev. John
Leighton McKim of Milford, Del. has
been unanimously elected by the trustees
of st. Mary's Hall, this city, ss successor
to the Rev. Elvin X. Smith, who for
twenty one years hss filed the position
Of rector of that famed institution. The
The rector elect, IL q graduate of the
University of Pennsy lvania, about 40
years of age, ard whose antecedents as q
teacher and we'll known scholastic at
tainments, manly virtues and Christian
Rraces eminsntly qualified BIN for the
high and Responsible trust committed to
his charge. Mr. McKim will enter upon
Rev. Il. X. Smiths note Of resignation of
the rectosbip was ACKNOWLEDGED by the
Board of Trustees with very hand
some expression Of their regret at
his decision and appreciation of his
many years services.
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WHERE TARBOX STANDS. 4

LAWRENCE, Mass, July 25LTAs
public announcement that Butler b
again in the field as gubernatorial cAh-
didate is subject of animated comment
here. Hon. J. X. Tarbox said this even-
ing, eff the movent in behalf Of Butleris
made purely State issue, with q view
to renovation in the administration 81
the State government, and ifthe canyabs
shall be kept distinct from national p0ll1
tics, will favor it, but win not c0nseht
to compromise my political relations -
n Democrat sft reilsft jitSnu Ibi
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MODEST AND RETIRING
ON the Phila. North A m erica.

From the Phila North Am erica.
Prince Jerome Napoleon is not such q
fool as he looks. He Is o Republican.
or Course he is. So was the fl. st Napo-
leon. So, also, was the third, The fifth
Of the line follows the tradition. He is q
conservative Republican aud in favor Of
fusion. If France insists upon having al
Emperor, the Prince might be induced to
accept. But he doesn't want the place.
They never do in Ffance.
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l ".'n's'ering spirits"

hsgrovs Atwood. preached AZ
hant To ,Iha''p yesterday morning.
kTrp "e announcement in tie
from n Number number of persons went
of them ha;,,ngton. the prlnciDal
church ama vealhg old members of A.
feneraIls "u ,,,ne former parishoners of
as t+xt tbn ''h,s,er. ,hs. Mr.. Atwood
sta, n. o. Hebrews. "Ars 1 ,Sa Ss 'ne ist
m Ing M spirts sent forth 'hey tn nj n4t .;t an
"Ho shall be heirs Of s,sser salver
Ine 30 asr oln spoke with great vioor
spok,U 'l, a., and his strength Of voIseI mEo,
Ne. Tbe ,S az remarkable in one NJ
man has ",n a ~, lt-a, was that every
n BY God 10 o,nil,lstering spirit SEN,
lde him in - bia a'a him in his walk,
iI Hes' to protect iap"fs Si% sram and 10 many
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SLEEPY TOMS WONDBDRUL
SPEED. rip riTi .Gs
THE BEST TRoTTING TIME ON HnCoDD
BEATEN BY THE PACER: a,i.a.


THE BEST TRoTTING TINE ON HnOooD,,
BEATEN BY THE PACER: s,s :
CHICAGO, July 25.-The weather TO-
day ives very fine, the track ffst ard he
sport fine. The first ovent was the 1nal
heat of yesterday b unf nished rAce. TAo
enthusis am over this race wss very gto6e.
Matte Hunter had won the ifik1t hAAt
and had run dead heat with Lucy In
the second trial, while Sleepy Ton wuoi
the third and fourth heats yesterday.
The start Of the fifth heat TO O.day gae
effected with Tom At the pole and =
length ahead Of Matte Hunter, RoWdy
Boy third and Lucy fourth. They. went
at . tremendous pace until the half miDe
fn the same order, when Lucy peseA
Rowdy Boy at the lest turn. q Aateio'
Hunter made grand squirt to pAes hsr
blind competitor, but he let out his lagt
length and tore down the homestrstch
and under the wire in 2.124, the fsiteet
pacing on record by two seconds. AAt,
tie Hunter wss second by half length,
Lucy next and Rowdy Boy last; tinse,
2.l8l, 216t, 2.16A, 2.16, 212t. H. q iuisfi
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FIRTII EDITION
n...s Excursion"

o0x QUILL DRIVERS ,,s. EN-
Ew ionn "srlyrs AT THE BEACH.
,'r rn.n' say. the Georgetown
Monday, oI Iladies and gentlemen zen
.a 70 k Cily Press !. n''" of he he
Il" .i,m-, Hog, Z D., o. o, ,hs s
Express, l.n,sr gne M IranS'oick enlo".e
steamer sis al Lewes. The party
o,.,s.d oS" y, va a. the Douglass .i., House., !.
tls,uFIh ,lssI 'he surf and all join ID y,
nyye"' 'he @ natural adv ,ntasFs OF
a. l',s ,sspeIiorto any other sea ''""
;" III ,,'rnJed the regatta, on
Ply = ' m Monday. Chief JUS
'',',s ,n 4" Yacht was greatly Admlreu. u.
'.,'1s' . d attention, s tie eagle ant and
"a , II in,eryicw, as also was Gov
:.1 .s1' xI,o .'I",'s"d " !, disc .yered to be in
ia',' y, ri r 9 at the Bright House.
aa n.,I ~ VAS given on Tuesday
!, D",, ,,,e pnlslSs, Ilou-e in honor
.'Si,0r ," Miss Kate Bsyard m
'S"'' '''''"' va / e bell, and Mrs.
y s,J',' Jp',''iladplphia, VIZ s,cken o' as
s,,,rmin~ v , lady, with "such superb
srIy louchin: til" grou''u ~ S''e'
10 the sea-" ,,,vo, m,
!, :" Honse on Monday evening.
,s of lh4 Ereniny Null gave rec
Haml Is solo on Death. On
nS ,a "ue Altrmus va, tried be-
"s ,.f .Iu,tice Con.cy's aud Hon.
IIswes. M of Poitsvil e, Pa, on the
If sea ing cl,anpag e; prisoner
mn, guilty a d $ ntcnced "a pay
'",ion one case Of champaign
ti,o rubber well that produced q
nr water at ones pleasure was
ly eyamiilrd AMI greatly admir-
Fnur,lay the party visited Geo &C.
,rr al iraln. quartered at tht
Inf, where u COLLATION. YVES srrved
FLippinp post aud pllloly Cor'l
,rurar Harris p,acl, oi chard ant
.um's swine all shared due alten
ike newspaper p ople almost al
d they enjoyed everything aDt
krbod,. Al l:.iO the patty tool
n for l.ewes whence they tool
far New York.
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A LITTLE GIRL DYING OF HY-
DROPHOBIA,

CHESTER, July 25.-A 6-year-Old
daughter Of Crosby NJ. Cox, CONNER
cial traveller, was bitten in the leg by q
dog some two months ago. The wound
was cauterized and the dog was shot.
On Monday last the little one had sever
al spasms and physician was sent for.
A CAREFUL investigation developed the
fact that the child had all the symptoms
Of hydrophobia. This evening she was
much worse. The sight Of water threw
her into terrible spasm, and she was
unable to swallow her powders. The
physician has no hopes of her recov-
cry.
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DEATH OF EX-SHERIFF WALMS-
LEY.

Robert M. Wamsley died at his resi-
dence in Elkton, on Tuesday morning
last, in the seventy-sixth year of his age.
He was born in Sassafrss, Neck, Cecil
county, Nd, Febl lary 10th, 1904. His
father, Robert Walmsley, was a native
of the same place. The deceased passed
all his days 10 Cecil county, except per-
haps about one year in Bays mill in
Delaware. Mr.. Walmsley ives much
respected and ably filed several Offices of
public trust.
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ReRaNllaI.

Geo. w. Morgan, ESD. Of the Phila
delpliia Times, went down the Delaware
Rairoa |, this morning, for two weeks
visit to his old home In Concord, Sussex
county.
Col. T. EllwOod Sineiey, of the GA,
zErTE, is improving, but is still connned
to HIS home. tN1Ntf
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GONE FROM THE sEAsMORE.
The s.Fifth Mary lanA@ Breaks Camp
at Ocean City.
Especial 10 the 0axette.)

= u
ot Ocean City.
Especial 10 the Gazette.)
OCEAN CITY, July 20.
Naryland's scrack" regiment, the
"Fifth" broke camp here early this morn
ing, tho time Of their stay At the
sea side having elapsed, and at 0 o'clock
embarked upon q special train of eleven
cars for Baltimore. They will proceed
up the Delaware road and thence out the
p, w. & B.
THE "TITTH" AT WILMINGTON.
The Fifth Marylan regiment arrived
In their special train at the P. w. & B.
r. r. depot, in this city at 1:30 O'Clock
this afternoon.
They did not take dinner as they were
in hurl y to reach Baltimore where they
wish to ri i've ee-ly this evening. The
train left for that city at 1:55 o'clock.
They were much pleased with their
trip aud speak in high farms of Ocean
City as a watering place.
The soldiers presented a much more
swai.hy appearance than they did when
they passed through here, more than o
week ago en- route for Ocean City.
They will be given o reception in Bal
timore this ever'nx, in honor of their
return, which viii be an imposing af
| fair:
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shot by . Mob.

GALVESTON Texas, July 25.-A de-
spatch to the Nesos from Waco, Texas,
says Bill Stalw0rth was arrested last
night In neighboring county tor threat
ening the life of q resident. While asleep
under tree this noon, under guard, a
party of thirty men rode up and asked
for StalwOrth. He answered whereupOn
tile mob fired, killing Stalworth and
wOunding one guard.
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Abe BONANZA a. I.eadville.

DENvER j uly IA mine on Mosquito
Range, near Leadville, In which W. A.
II. LOveland, of the Denver News has
one-half interest, has came into marvel
ously rich carbOnates, equal to anything
before discovered. Lvveland refused
$500 600 for his interest, and has paid
100000 for three adjacent mines.
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ACHILD OUTRAGED NEAR YORK

YoBK, Pa, July 25.-A man named
Gross, in The employ of Frank Myers,
five miles west Of this city, during the
absence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Myers, outraged
a child named Sirayer, step-sister of
MIS-. Myers and aged twelve years. The
hild 10 in q dangerous condition. Gross
ced for part unknown.
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FIFTH EDITION.
RAIDINa THE TRAmPs.

Special 70 the GAxBrTE.
DOVER, July 26.-For some time past
the tramps around town have been CIV
Ing much annoyance, and the town
authorities concluded last night to put
the tramp law, passed at the last session
OF the Legislature, into effect. Accord
inRly they called ON Sheriff Dupu for
assistance, and this morning captured
fourteen traIRps and threw them into
Jail. .t.F
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The Sale this Afternoon.

This afterpOon the sale of the real and
personal property belonging to the estate
of the late DR.. John A. Brown, will take
place on the premises In West Whining
ton, jr1t beyond the city limits The
large mausiOn, containing fourteen
rooms, is included among the properly
to be sold, and in addition there are sew
eral other houses, hes des a number of
eligibly located building lots. At the
same time three good mortgages will be
offered for sale, ald also carriages, hay
and other personal property. IL Will DC
the most important and valuable sale of
the season. An omnibus will leave the
Clayton House at $50 O'Clock, and con
vey to the sale all who wish to attend.
ImpOunde0 Horse. ''
Considerable interest was manifested.
this morning, in front Of the City Hall,
in the sale Of hor. o impOunded by the
police. 1t appears that two men had
Traded horses, and the one who got the
horse in question thought he was cheat
ed and turned the animal out in the
street. 1t was sold to pay expenses and
was knocked down by auctiOneer Ogle
to g. Venn, the baker, for S22 90.
SECURED A PENSION.
The widow of the late John Naff, of
Wilmington, who lives in Baltimore, has
| Just secured pension for services rem
dered in the war OF 1912. He was a
brother of Henry and William Naff OF
this city.
| NEARLY ALL GONE.
! Only $lS.55 remained in the City
TreasIlrers hands this morning, OF the
appropriation of the Cool Spring Reser-
voir. The Treasurer has paid oul
about 100000.
The Case Of Rev. Mr. Wiley.
A correspondent informs us thai
another investigation took place in thil
case yesterday, and that sworn testi
nony will shortly be made known.
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Shermam's Order About silver Dol.
lars.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-The an
nouncement is made at the Treasury
to-day that the recent order in regard to
silver dollars does not really change the
existing status and that the acceptance
of the dollars is not made compulsory
upon anybody. But il is esmated that
within q short time the government
employees may be requested to accept ten
per cent. of their salaries in silver.
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400. CIGARS Il TOBACCO. 400,
A Large and Fine Stock of
T0BACC0S & CIGARS,
4.7N To select from At cSl
H. M. M ulllin'S store,
NO. 400 ", FRONT STREET, Z

NO. 100 W, FRONT bTHEET,
Consisting OF. the following celebrAted
brands: Hold Fast, Let Go, Rebeeca, Vic
tor, Happy Thought. Ac., Ac. Get plug.
orosia, Old Honesty, Floral, &C., &c. Try
them.
CIGARS OF my own manufacture, the
"Crown Jewels. pure Yarei The .'Puff,"
that cannot be excelied At the price In this
SMOKE Ethe celebrated Lynchbufg smok-
purchases IaH % direcs nom tSs. @saui isctufsi
10 Lypchburg, Va. Selling low. = :. {
vARIETIES.-Pipes cigar smokers,
pouches. &c. Paper, envelopes, ink. pens,
pencils. shoe blAcking, &C. Cloth lined
collars, that will not Wilt the first time you
wear them, and neckties. All OF the above
goods am selling very low: Come ana
see u. ~. MULLlN.l
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AuCARD.

10 ali VINO are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, esirIy decay, loss Of manhood, &C., !
FREE OF CHARE. This great remedy
WAS discovered by Q missionary In South
America. Send q self addressed envelOpe
y the REv JOSEPH T. INhAN, Station D
ksw York City.
~
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AN UNSOCIABLE COON.


Sergeant Jones' coon, at the City Hall
yard, continues as unsociable and un-
tamable as ever. Yesterday afternoon
strange coon was brought to see him, but
the Sergeant's coon attacked the visitor
savagely, and would have killed him had
he not been restrained.
DAILY STEAMSHIP LINE TO
NEW YORK.
On and after Tuesday next there will
be daily line betwean Lewes and New
York. The Steamship Fitchburg, Capt.
Rector will sail in connection with the
New Brunswick, Capt. Gibbs.-BreGk-
,oater Light.
JOHN JACKSON'S CASE.
Attorney General Pennington arrived
10 town on the noon train up the Della
ware road to-day for the purpose of look
ing into the case Of John Jackson which
occupied considerable space in this paper
yesterday.
A s'Menkey Run."
Between $50 and 8 O'Clock, last even>
ing. there was an alarm of fire thai
brought out all the companies, AMI sent
them running in different directions.
There proved to be, however, no fOunda
ton for the alarm.
FREE METHODIST CAMP.
A camp meeting has been held in Cl-
ell county, Md, near North East by the
Free MethOdists. It lasted until We'd
nesday. Several conversions were made.
... Away 1T LeWes.
Mr.. BENZ. T. Bye, of the Custom House,
Is at the Delaware Break water measur-
| ing vessel and Marshal Mem ullen lsrus-
| ticating at Rehoboth Beach and Lewes.
The outlook in Memphis is q gloomy
one. The fever has assumed a moro
malignant form, and the death rate is in
creasing. Communication with the out
side world, except by water, is to cease
tomorrow. Troops occupy the city to
prevent any outbreak of lawlessness, ,and
the few. white residents who remain
have settled down TO the long and weary
waiting for frosts.
| Right of way has been secr~ed alops
the whole line of the Ohio and Mississippi
road for line Of telegraph to complete
with the Western Union under the pr;vi
leges granted by the new law. With tn,
Baltimore and Ohio connection, this viii
establish through competing line to st
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strsehen wish Paralysis.

DR.. Foster, who formerly kept drug
store at Front and West streets In this
city, but now living IN Woods town, N.
j., has been stricken with paralysis.
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Financial and Ceunns sor~ial.

WELLINGTON. Del, July 26, is79.
Ltteat stock gu0tatiOns iurnlshed BY
desld = Co.. Clayton House building
WilTs inct0n, DEL. ~ II M. to-day:
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HEALD 8 Co
BANK EI0 q BROKERS

.W-. AED DBALEns IN
STOCKS, BONDS, LOANS, MORT
CAGES 4 COMMERCIAL PAPER.
CLAYTON HOUSE. WILNINaron, DEL.
Interest, Coupon, and General Collec-
tiOns. Tickets To and drafts on Great
Britain and other paris OF The world.
jan8-lyd
The daily gazette., 1879-07-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
I-un,s.-a ~ NGotIne rs.

lsmpOFtamt - Mothers.
Mrs. WinsloW's 4oothlng Syrup IL the
only thing that mothers can rely up0n fer
stcuach. cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels and gives rest. health aad comfort,
70 mother and child. During the process
OF teetbing its value y incalculable. 1t
and allays ali pain. thereby giving rest TO
the child and com tort 20 the mother
twenty-five cents q bottle. marl5-lyeod
The daily gazette., 1879-07-26
JOHN JACKSON'S CASE.
A ssMoualkey Run,"

Between $50 and 8 O'Clock, last even>
ing. there was an alarm of fire that
brought out all the companies, AMI sent
them running in different directions.
There proved to be, however, mo fOunda-
ton for the alarm.