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The daily gazette., 1879-02-08
MCCULLOUGH STOPS PANIC.
HAPPY RESULTS OF THE ACroR's PRES
ENCE OF MIND IN A NASHVILLE
THEATRE

HAPPY RESULTS OF THE AcroR's PRES
ENcE OF MIND IN A NASHVILLE
THEATRE.
Great excita ment over false alarm Of
fire occurred in Masonic Theatre in
Nashville, few nights ago, during the
presentation OF "Rlchaid the Third" 10 a
crowded house by John Mccullough.
aud had 1t uot been for the presence OF
IN nd OF Mr. Mccullough, lGovernor
Marks. John j. Cater, the editor of the
Banter, and others, a terrific panic, a :
tended by loss Of life, would have :
suited. During The third act smoke ";
OBSERVED s,uing from the right side +
the stage near the orcht stfa, in front of a
private box. Commencing in small
pulls, it increased in volume until the
right side OF the stage was almost OBJ
scured from view. Soon af'er il was
first noticed ladies and..their escorts COM
menced leaving, ana as the smoke grew
deiiser The number departing increased.
When about two hundred had left an
alarm OF nre was sounded by some Der
son IN the gallery. The audience rose
en- masse, and all were on The point OF
dashing out when Mr.. Mccullough and
The company rushed to the foot tights, ex-
eiainih9, Keep your seats p Judge
Marks, John j. Carter and others urged
all to their seats, saying there was
no danger. One lady tai ted and was
carried out The excitement died out
and al sat down. The rest Of the acf v as
then given, and after the curtain fell Mr..
McCuilough appeared ani congratulate
! su All present ON the good serse the ex-
hib,ted IN remaining, and assured them
tlat The smoke was caused by fresh Goa N
being pat IN the furnace He had been
all over the house and was satisfied Ih.lc
w's no cause for alarm. The play yas
then finished.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-08
Registers Order.
REGISTER = UFFICE,
New Castle Co., January III. 1879

New Castle Co.. January III, 1879.
Upon the application of aroline F. Nc
CauIiey, Administrative, of William :.
NcCaulley, late of Wilmington HID. in said
county, decd, ii is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Administrators afore.
said, give notice of the granting of Letters
of A administration upon the Estate of
the decd with the date of granting thereof
by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the dale oi such
Letters, In six of the most public places OF
the County OF New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the Es
tate, to present the same, on abide by an
Act of Assembly in such case made and
provided, And also cause the same TO he
Inserted within the same period In the
wilmington GAZETTE. a newspaper pub
lished in Wilmington, and TO be continued
therein three weeks (e. o. d.
f, Given under the hand and Seal OF
}L.s. Office of the Register aforesaid. al
t~o~) New Castle, in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
s. G. BlGGS, Register
NOTICE
| All persons having claims against the
| Estate of the deceased must present the
! same duly attested to the Administratri Z
on or before Ian. 7th, 1880, or abide the
Act of Assembly in such case made and
provided.
CAROLINE F. .McCAULLEY,
Administrative.
Address. Wilmington, Del. jan2O-3weot
The daily gazette., 1879-02-08
NEW YORK. Noyember 4. .

DR.. V. W. BLANCHARD Duna
past year ! have prescribed your M
preparations of Food cure, snd feel
TO say they have met my most .ail
expectations, giving TO patlens Io1
feebled by blood poison, chronic d
or over drug dosing the needed nui
and nerue force.
PROF. GLEN ENCE s. LOZlER W
Dean OF HON Med. College and Hf1
for Women, New York City
The daily gazette., 1879-02-08
POLICE CASES.

This morning Mayor Almond di'-
pose d of the 10 lowing cases:
Charles Kelly for disorder'y conduct
was required 10 pay 81 and costs.
-Four druuks, with the usual penalty OF
80 cents and costs, completed the hear
ings.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-08
UNFORTUNATE,

Yesterday afternoon as Mr.. Philip
Stotsenbuig, was going down The front
steps of his residence, he slipped and
fell breaking one of his legs. He seems
to be unfortunate as it has only been a
short time since he broke one OF his
arms.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-08

Hundreds OF cases Of BRlGHTs1
EASE OF the Kidneys have been re'a
cured. For Neuralgia and khea1
Diseases II rs nj most a specific Pln
and Mental Debility from the used
hol Opium and Tobacco or from Nl
namable cause, find In this Food Al
raj and pot remedy.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-08
THE MEMBERS FROM Tr,,.

THE MEMBERS FROM TRx.s -,
a very good representa- on in y IN
from iexas--tor Texas, bu, !, oola
TO be q very expensive one for NJ. n'.a
the United States. Their ''s ID
stance, Is Mr.. Mills, who insi.,. iOf
increase of the army-for T.xs. uP,(
tes he and his colleagues, win 4 l ael
licans upon the subject-all fea Wv lep
There is Mr.. Regan, who is no, wi A. IN
70 favor All adequate appronr,,upa uApa
baltimore harbor for fear il vii lug 'a.
with some appropriation fo, ,As
There Is Mr.. Maxey, who a,oa,i U' ls
postsffice appropriation bin 1uf MIN
600 per annum subsidy tor narS
steamship line-provided SOM
stsamers will sail from Texaa NJ
Mr. Coke, who wants the U nitsd S. Saa
build couple OF little railroad. 3 ,.a'
through Texas. These roads v%
a mere bagatelle.-only s5Inn.o
they will save the government 90 y,
per anDnm, Mr.. Coke saws NV IT,.
MIR. Throckmorton, who calh ss"s
in public expenditures "mis.rabi.~
my" and wants to toss it to tbs
All the members are fanatically !, \
OF the Texas Pacific railroad ,nn.,aa
, stop their ears when an attemn, !,
10 reason with them upon the sns
In short the Texas members ara
ger OF bee oming rather costly M
tiop-to the country at large Bae \
The daily gazette., 1879-02-08
MnUnICiE

All persons having claims against the
estate the estate OF the deceased must pre-
sent the same duly attesled 10 the Admin
istraJor on or before Feb. 5th. 1850. or
ABIDE the act of assembly in such case
made and provided.
PATHICk LALLY. Admir-.
Address, Wilmington, Del. feb63w weod
The daily gazette., 1879-02-08
NEW YORK, Nov. %. 1877

NEW YORK. Nov. 26. 1877.
DIR. V. w. BLANCHARD: During the
past year / have prescribed your various
preparations OF Food Cure, and feel hap
eutne expectations, giving to patients long
enfeebied by blood poison, chronic disease,
ar over drug dosing, the needed nutrit on
and nerve force.
Prof CLEMENCE y. LozIER, NJ. D.,
Dean of HON. Med. College ana Hospital
for Women, New York. ia20 IL
The daily gazette., 1879-02-08

Inc Levy Court for Sussex co,n,v
met on tuesday last, and after organi.
zing elected mes Raslins, of Midi
lord, County Trea.uter.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-08

1t is well to remember that the oldest
cases of rheumatism and neuralgia have
been speedily cured by Keller's Roman
Liniment
The daily gazette., 1879-02-08

"For the year pest | have cor,as
prescribed THE ELANCHARD mi
AND NERVE FOOD TO my pstlsll
all ages. from eighteen motifs 10 M
three years. In every case the resui
been exactly that claimed by you. q
by far the most valuable and r =
Ionic l have ever met with.
EDw ARD SUTTON ShITR. NJ \,
20 Irving Place, New iOaI
The daily gazette., 1879-02-08
CHAS. X. GRAHAM q,

WARRINGTON, February 7 ~
ate In executive session to-d ih n
ed the following nomipat,ons. contJ
X. Graham to be surveyor of chrl
at New fork. Michael F,sld VI cls'l l
lister Of the land Office at st. c,o,,F q 4 \
Wisco nsin. o'oI u
The daily gazette., 1879-02-08
PUBLICSAD

viii be sold at public sale, ,,SSss'dn
OF Mrs. James Armstrong, n,ne sl.u spi
road leading to the Brahdy"i''
in Christiaua Hd., on ,,.t
FRIDAY, FEBRUAni - ,..
at O'Clock, p, m., the following
Property, 10 wit: a. one m
Siss. & olu one Iu,,es1 horse cart and other ar
ticies too NUN erous TO mention io csS
TERMS.-Alls II sums unuei, on dsgI
be given, by the purchaser a, pa
able note with gsod endortsoef "
- o' o SAMUEL l.USf nUf
l.. W. StIdham 4 Son. A"e''
The daily gazette., 1879-02-08

DEATH OF AN OLD RESIDENT
Charles Mullen, a wellknown citizen,
died this morning, at 4 o'clock, from the
effects OF paraiytic strcke. He WAS for
a nunb"r OF wears in the carting bust
ness, from which he realized considera-
bic amount of money.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-08
A 0eaptlinw Aa~,...

WAsaIHoroH, Feb IA .,
ming debate In the Senat. 10 "a sho'i n
ed the startling admission may m.I ds)
Commissionsr Of Pensions. 'sas ,sis yS
cent. Of the pensio ions paid mat D /,
iently paid. If this assertion ''s i I'M,
there IL no method Of ascerta, y, NJ cons'
1t will take to comply with tSa hung .s Y,
pension law. 'ie afrea,
The daily gazette., 1879-02-08
Nervous Debilitl

which underlies all forms o. ChrorkI
ease, is speedily overcome by the N
this Food.
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The Portland daily press., 1879-02-10
California Mining STOCKS.
Gloucester Fish Market,

GLOUCESTER, Mass, ebruary s.
gloucester Fish market and arrivals for the week
snding February8:
Stock OF Maackerel red 1cet to about $500 bbIs we
quote Bay rs at 81 q Sl3l % Dbl; 2s at $40 S.
and S3 q 81 for 3s; Shore Ps at Is a $751; 2's at SIS
"a IS; choice mess beld at S22 q S2S ~ Dbl. Other
picked hsh in moderate stock; quote Herring at
S3S a 49 Dbl tor round shore, 80 for split shore
and 90 for Labrador split. Salmon 70 a 10 per bbl
picked Coz 50; picked Haidock 8 80, Halbut fius
10 90 " bbl fins and napes So Halbut heads 30;
tongues lounges q sounds II, Sword fish $50, The
STOCK OF Cod is unusually small for the seas N and
the market Is firm. GEORGES arrivals number for
The past week. Report good prospect, their catch
being 100000 lbs Cod and 22,0OO lbs Halibut; we
Doce sales Georges at 81 ~ qtl for large aud S3
3t fofmedium; Bank at So "a % " qt for large and
me1lum; dry cured Bank 81 a for Shore Goldfish
$50 e 81 for large and S2s a tor small and msdi-
um H3ke 90 q 25 49 qtl Pollock Ii a IL; Cusk
q, Haddock q The supply of fresh fish has been
good receipts OF the home feet being augmen led by
catch OF vessels nom Swampscott sNewbaryport and
elsewhere, fishing of shore and seeking his market
iast sales at and per cwt for STEAK and market
Cod; "a for Haddock; 75c for DUSK; 5ec Tor Rake
fresh tongues &c W ID. One arrival from Grand e..
nan with fezen herring selling &c per 100 for
pat The number of Bank arrivals for the week has
been bringing 55 900 lbs Haibut last ssles at 10l
q DC per ID Tor white and gray homeless is in good
request O. Il to Sc ~ lib for Hake. l5c for Hadd ck
anu g &c for GOLDFISH, as to quality: smoked Hall
but 74c " fb; scaled Herring tc a9 box; No do at
Ice, bloaters SOC per 100. Medicinal oil co ~ Gal
tanners Oil Sac, Porgie Oil 2sc.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-10
MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10.

public or private as though his clothes dis
tressed BIZ somewsy. Generally he Is about
as uneasy as a chained bear, probably because
bis work is always croWdiug him one OF Mr..
Oarpenter's most poticeabls traits OF character
ia his almost absurd boyishness-"an over
grown boy," as bis most Intimate friends are
wont to express it; truly a brave, free-hearted
careless one"-set still boy is0 in the simplicity
of his ways beliefs and friendships. Odtside
of his studies and theories of law and public
policy be is person of impulses. When he
walked down Pennsylvania avenue one day ID
his shirt sleeves, along with poor but dsserv-
Ing old Irish woman who had been discharged
from scru0blog in one of the departments, ITO
see about it, for her, it was an impulse so SUD
den and hearty that it made him forget his
coat-and what some would call his dignity.
Mr.. Carpenter lacks cold and stately dignity,
surely; but never earnestnesF. This want OF
dignity and suparabllda of earnest
ness are elem ents of bis SOCIAL boy shn ness
Mr.. Carpenters greatness is of kind that
overawes, or even commands, socially. There
is no conscious power" forced upon the mar
he greets personally. 1t is only when be sd
dresses the court or.an assemblage that be seem
to step beyond the average map, and himself
and to rise to the greatness that has been pss
sve within him. Then he becomes undoubtedly
one of the most powerful of men. His orators
is not, judged critically, perfect, aDd in somt
instances his pronuncia ion is horrid, but it IL
always eloqusnt, imDassi0ned, and magnetic
and carries conviction, even Though 1t may
happen to lack logic the culture of Wendell
Phillips is less effective than the natural mag
netism of Carpenter.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-10
WASHINGTON.
Democratic Caucus.

WASHINGTON, Feb s.-About 80 Representatives
and 10 Senator's attended the Democratic caucus TO-
night. committee was appointed to frame an
amendment repeating the test oath now required of
jurors, to be attached to the civil service b also TO
frame an amendment repeating the statute providing
for federal supervisors Of elections. Nearly all the
Democratic members of the House committee ON an
preparations were present and gave their approval to
the proceedings of the caucus There was entire
unanimity on the above measures, the only point OF
difference being as to conclusive action at the pres
ent meeting but agreed that there be another
meeting Monday night, when there may be larger
attendance. Some who attended the caucus say the
Democrats insist upon the amendments being incor
porated in the bill even at the risk of an extra
sion
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-10
THE NEWS In A NUTSHELL

In the U. s. District Court Saturday, Judge
Fox sentenced John o. Wluship aud Geo. W.
Swett to oae years imprisonment 10 jail and
$1,000 fine each.
The principal witness examined by the Potter
Committee Saturday was Samuel j. Tlldep.
Mr.. Tilden professed to be as innocent as
babs unbIrn of all knowledge OF corrupt trad
ing on the part OF his nephew, and Messrs Weed
and Marble, aud denied most emphatically
that he knew of any attempt to purchase any
member of the electoral college or had ever
seen any Of the cipher dispatches before they
appeared in the Tribune. The committee con.
cluded their work 10 New York and returned
to Washington Saturday evening.
At a Democratic caucus in Washington SAT-
urday night committee was appointed to
frame amendments to the civil service bill re-
pealing the test oath for jurors and the statnte
providing for Federal supervisors of elections.
The House committee on invalid pensions
will report bill to enable Mexican war veter-
ans who were residents South during the re-
bellion to receive pensions as before the war
The majority of ths House Naval Committee
have drawn up report severely criiicizing
Secretary Robeson's administration of the Navy
Department and charging him and several Of
his subordinstes with reckless extravaganza
and violation of Law.
In the Maine Senate Satu day acts to regu-
lats the taking and shooting of pigeone, for the
protection of HOLSTERS and to extend the time
for locating aud completing the Northern
Aroostook railroad were passed to be eDgrossed.
Ia the House resolve was presented appro-
priating $4,000 for the Industrial School for
Girls. A bill was presented 10 amend the
liquor law Of 1877, 60 that sales of cider, ale.
&c., shall be deemed fer tippling purposes
whether drank on the premises or not The
special committee on the subject has voted
unanimously to retain the present insolvent
law.
Russis and Turkey have arranged defnitive
treaty of peace and Russian evacuation of
Turkish territory has begun
In the Senate Saturday the Indian appropria-
ton bill was passed. 1t approptiates $4,713,-
206. Bill providing for payment to officers and
soldiers of the Mexican war three months ex
ira pay provided for by act of July 10, 1913
was amended so as to include officers, seamen
and marines of the navy and officers and sea-
men Of the revenue marine service and then
passed. In the House the Army appropriation
bill was passed, with the amendment to traps-
fer the Indians to the War Department s.rick-
en- out. The amendment for the rsorgan-
cation of the army was agreed to, also one
repeating the law which requires that military
headquarters 10 time of peace bs established
at points where the government owns buildings
and barracks.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-10
EUROPE.
Definite Peace Between Turkey
and Russia.
The Russians Evacuating Turkey.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Feb. S.-Ruchdi Pasha. for
merly grand vizier, has been exiled.
A defnitive treaty between Russia and Turkey,
which has just been signed, provides that all San
Stefano stipuations which were modified by treaty of
Berlin shall remain as modified. The remaining
stipulations abandoned in favor of the present
treaty by which indemnity is fixed at 800 600 paper
roubles and settlement deferred Payment for main
tenance Of Turkish prisoners will be by q install
ments but not to begin Immediately. The examina-
ton of the accounts it is expected will last two
three years.
Russian evacuation Of Turkish territory will be
completed in forty days after the ratification of the
treaty.
The secretary, Prince Labanoff, Russian ambassa-
DOR has already started for st. Petersburg with the
treaty for ratification, and various Russian com.
manders have been notified of its TERMS 1t is said
that the Porte has received information that the
British government will not raise in Parliament tbe
question of guaranteeing Turkish loans.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-10
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Horribly Eaten by Cats.

PORTSMOUTH, Feb. 9. Saturday afternoon the
body OF Mrs. Elizabeth Washington an aged colored
woman, was found dead in her house where she
mad resided alone with her face eaten horribly by
lot OF pet cats she had kept. her nose was entirely
gone and part of her tongue. 1t was supposed
that the old lady was in poverty and she had been
partially supported by charity, but in the house
were found some fifty dresses bank book with con-
siderable deposits, gold and silver coin and scrip
amounting to quite large sum. Several gold
watches and two complete sets of very valuable
crockery were also found.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-10
MINOR TELEcRsvrs

Samuel B. Fisk. IS years old, a Claremout, N. H.
paper manufacturer, died yesterday.
Citizens of Nebraska have shipped cargo of fiou1
TO Glasgow for the relief Of the unemployed.
Steamer Celtic was spoken under sail February Isl
in lat. AZ, long. 81, her propeller being loose.
Frank Nicolin's mill at Jordan, MIMI, was burned
Saturday. Loss $70,900
Further particulars of the Indian raid on the
stock men in Nebraska, show that two others were
killed beside Moorehead and Ashbaugh, The Moor.
head rancho, stable and wagons were burned and 50
cattle stolen. Two more men axe accounted for Gen
Crook believes the Indians are of Little VOLTS Chey-
enues. Both cavalry and organized stock men are
in pursuit
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-10
Havana Marker.

HAVANA. February 9-Sugar market-business
done unimportant. chiefly limited to Centrifugal
prices iresuiar closing rmer since it is believed du-
at % @ % reals reals gold per arrobe; No Is to 20
az It y reals; Centrifugal Sugars No II to 10 in
at HaVana and Matanzas 400 boxes 4O,70O bags
anu i9,4OO hhds; receipts for the week at tayaSa
anu MataDzas 1000 boxes 900 bags and 16 700 bbds
eSpotts during the week from Havana and Matapzas
pooo boxes, 5000 bags, and $500 hhds including $50
FOXES and all the bags and hhds to United States
A9oacco-new crop looking favorable.
fTeigbts steady and in limited demand: loading of
maVana Tor the United States per box Sugar az So "a
ozac currency; per hid Sugar at 10 a 90; loading
e. polts on north coast Outside pors fer the Uni ed
B rs q 2 50. 0'"'se'
=, Spanish gold 2O7 g 2O7a. Exchange firm; on the
short sight at 81 g prem; on London Isa "a I9l: ON
Paris q 81 - Y rs "
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-10
MARRIED.

In this city, Feb Z, BY Rev. G. s. Perkins, VIM r.
Libby and Miss Katie o Cochron, both OF Portland,
:, IN Waterville Jan. 10, Frank X. Fish and Estee
Z. Clifford, both of Fairfield.
In Ellsworth, Jan. IL Gershom Tobey of Fairfield
and Miss Annette O. McIntire of Norridgewock
In bluehl Jan. 20, Frank l., Candage and Miss
Lucy Bridges of Penobscot.
In West Newton, Mass, Feb. 6, by Rev Samuel
Longtel.ow of Germantown, Pa, and Rey. Francis s.
o anac s Of Newton Thomas Wentworth higginson
ter Thacher of Newton.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-10
RshREEaSN P@Rg,x.

At Adelaide Dec Slst. barques Carrie Humphrey
CROKER. and Jennie S Barker. Naite disg.
AT Dunedin Dec 81, Uarque Helen Holmes, Ed
ridge from Boston, ar 11tb.
at Yokohama Jan IL, ships Golden Rule Lewis
and Znuave. Means unc.
at Shanghae Dec 10. ships Annie FISH Hoffses, and
Golden stale, Delano, unc; barque W A HOlcomb
Dunton, from BuIrard Inlet, ar 9th.
Sid I'm Swallow Dec Ii, barque Helena, Snow, for
Hong Kong
at do Dec 90, barque Abel Abbott. Chase from
Shanghai for New YORK., Chartered at g. per ton of
PASSED. Anjer Dec 70, ship India, Patten, I'm Hong
Kong for Mejfones.
AT. Calcutta Jan 8, ships 8 Cheney, starkey,
for New York; Sam Skoield, Skoitield, for Boston
and Others.
at Bombay Jan 6, ships Normandy, Turkey; Gene
We've stricklsnd. Stricsend. and Elwell, Barstow
unc; barque Susan A Baisdell. Gilkey unc
Mobile.
ar At Antwerp 9Th inst, ship Nancy Pendeton,
Pendleton, Huanillos.
Ar at London 9th inst, barque Norwegian, Lincoln,
New York; 7tb, ship Hermon. Dingle New York.
Ar at Queenstown 9TH inst, ship Imperial, CROSBY,
San francisco.
AR at Falmouth 7th inst, barque Golden Sbeaf,
thompson. Bueuos Ayers; Jonathan Bourne, Doane,
Huron Island.
Ar at Gloucester, e, 9th inst, bareue Olive Thur
low CoIb ett, New York.
Cid at Queenstown Jan 25 ship Adam M Simnson
Pbelan Liverpool
Sid I'm honolulu Jan II, barque Alice Reed, Kele-
ran, Victoria, 10 load for Australia
New York sd. Ernest I Lee, Blatchford. Old Haf.
Dor and New York.
In port Jan 3d. schs Mark Pendleton Gilkey, for
Pensacola Palos, Mitchell, from Black River for
New York. repg; Fannie Pike, Fitzpatrick, for do.
Ar at Port antonio, ia, Jan %, schs M M Chase,
Beers, Portland; W Sawyer, Orchard, fm st Pierre
just ar.
Sid TN Port Maria, ia, Jan 49, sch Victor, starrett.
New York.
SPOKEN.
Jan "a, off Seaford, ship Alexandria, Brown, from
Bremen for Philadelphia