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The daily gazette., 1879-04-29
THE GA. wAnuRs
A Strange PreeI.n:tls. EssesS ."


At The corners of the soloO - 81
Petersburg, on three succel1Ne coys
the 3lst OF March and tho - 40 "a OF
following proclamation, 6cnsalning n'r
the first time words Of menase to 80"
o7s, To persOna1ly; En' %aay1sprn S,ooIzI.vrrop:
The y Warning m, n and threatening istters,a.
well az the sentences which -, ebe In
visible delegates of the murderou!y Or
pressed Russian people, have aene 20 the
various dignitaries of the present ues-
potic government IN Russia belong = 2
rule to the preparative Woxk en'
for that reason neither yourpeN nor 1ny
member of your family Appears n the
slightest degree mepacel by or executive
organs. In the first instance, ve W1sn 10
clean out in its lowest and Alehae!t cor
ners the Augean stables OF Deepoliems 10
free the people from adminiseEnove per-
secutiOn which throws them gwM1ess
into prison, and there, without oompes-
sion, chastises them and sii0vs tnem 70
suffer from hunger and thtrsts enq tnon
leads them as insurgents 70 the gnAoWr,
or sends them to the Polar regions -
work in the mines. We ST. IN Judgment
and shall be compassionate In she exeF-
else of our Office and shall rec4l nom tho
use of no means which may loa1 ~ 10
our object, which is the eradication q
thC uCihbH VI uO<shgy "a o~1t'~s-''e~> 80
fire and sword. The victims cry out H.
their executioners, "morifuri te s0lsftanf.
and if you, Alexander Nicelaievitchs rc-
fuse to hear our warning voice to put an
end to this tyranny, we hereby deoIero
to You that tyranny will be beaten ~ tho
end. Your system in Russia 10 rotten 70
the core. Our almost boundle0 resources
are ruined. Your army Of functi0nAries
is gang Of cruel and Unsuitable thSeves:
Your judges are a shame to just o. Yonr
Governors, Police Masters and Generals
are so many satraps worthy Of Xerxes or
Darius. Wherever we turn our eyes We
see naught but stupidity mingled with
cruelty, wanton waste combined with the
most merciless spoliation Of the peOplr.
For the army alone You reserye0our
fatherly care. You are getting into dan
olaievilch. Therefore we warn you, but
spare your life. a lu -AE iH r
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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To Be Hung.

The coming Spring, 10000 pieces of
wall paper and 1900 pairs of win
dow shades, all from the reliable
Wall Paper House Of j. r. Holt, 223
Market street. Mr.. Holt is selling 15c.
paper for 12ac.. l2ac. for 10c. 1Oc. for
&c., and Sc. for &c. per piece. These
goods are of the very best make, and
guaranteed at full length. Mr.. Holt
will sell you enough paper and border
to paper room II it. by II #. for the
small sum Of Is cents. So, you see, pa
pering is chraper than Yhitewashing.-
The spring designs are stylish and beau-
tiful. Good oil shading 1Sc. per yard.
Window shades and fixtures, hurg COM
plete, $l.75 per pair. Gilt papers and
Dado work 30 per cent lower than ever.
Give us call and be convened that the
above is NO humbueging advertisement,
but facts. JOHN X. Holt, 223 Market
street. feb17-Gtf.
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PANIC AT A SCHOOL EXHIBITION.
A Fire started ON the Stage--StaIlB-
pede Of the Alsslience---keVeralP Per
sOns Fatally Injured --- Scene O1
Wild Confusion.

.o..~ FatHIIy Injured -.- scene Of
Wild Confusion.
NORFOLK, Va, April ~, 1879.
During the progress of a cOlored school
exhibition in the Court House at Eden
town, N. c., night before last, the build
ing t ok fire from a number of oil lamps
overturned by the giving way of the stage
and most friehtfnl papic resulted.
THR STAMPEDE.
The house was densely packed, and as
soon as the stage cui tains and other para
phernalIa were observed in flames the
stampede began, and the whole volume
of humanity rushed for the doorway and
windows and completely jammed those
avenues of escage in short order. A large
number of fchildren were crushed and had
their limbs broken, and several were so
tadly burned and hurt that they cam 1t
possibly survive. A few brave hear ed
people had presence of mind enough to
attack the flames and succeeded in saving
the building and hundreds of lives. Be
tween six and eight hundred people were
in the Court House, and their terror was
indescribable and fearful.
PANIC ON THE STREETS.
The. panic on the streets at the time
caused scene the most friehtful that
was ever witnessed in EdcntowD. Chill
dren were screaming with terror, mothers
frantically calling for their children ant.
men for their wives. Those inside got
out in every way that " as possible, some
with every particle of their clothing torn
off The Court House Is located in the
business part Of the town, and the fire
would have burned nearly all the town
II 1t had got under headway.
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Look ont for dogs who curl their tails
to the left. An Englishman just arrived
whites to the Philadelphia Telegraph to
sound this note of waning. He says:
dogs that curl their tails to the right
are never afflicted with hydrophobia !;
that fatal disease prevails only among
gem lelHau in London or any city of the
Continent will own dog to follow him
that curls his tail TO the left" This in
formation comes under the head of elm
portant ii true"
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Young Cities
THE RAPID GROWTH oE THEN IN TEN
YEARS.

THE RAPID GROWTH 0E THEN IN TEN
YEARS.
There is much speculation hene N to
what section of the country will show tha
greatest growth and development in the
census reports Dext year, and as to what
are the coming young cities or the future.
1t is generally conceded that the North
west will Outstrip ali other sections, and
that the States of the Union showing tho
most rapid growth will be Kansas, Ne
braska, Minnesota, California and Cole
RADIO. As to the coming young cities of
the Union, that can be pretty nearly de-
termined in fourteen of the States which
took censuses in 1885. 1t Is calculated
that given city will increase frsm about
1875 to 1880 at about the same rate n
from 1870 to 1875, or at least apparently
SO. Upon this basis the growth of some
of them, particularly the northwest, IL
found TO be marvellous. In order 10 con-
vey an adequate idea of the rapidly
growing cities in several OF the States
the following table is prepared, rs indi-
Gated above:
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WILMINGTON DEL: TUESDAY, APRIL 49, 1879
FIRST EDITION.
Slnce Mother Died.

vince mother Died.
The sun shines just as bright to day
As II e'er did before
The world Is busy. glad, and gay,
And jogs on, as OF yore;
But yet TO US, the girls and boys
Who were her hope and pride,
1t seems berefl Ofhalf the Joys
II had since mother died.
We wander through the lonely halls,
We linger In her room
The pictures hang upon the walls.
The roses are In bieOm
And vet their hues seem faint and dim,
As II they tried TO hide
And deepening shadows ftful seem
On all since mother died.
Yet, when we think that she b as done
With earthly care and paid,
We cannot with our darling one
Back TO this life again.
She stepped within the golden gate
Close 10 her Saviour's side;
While we bereft but watch and wait
Below since mother died.
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See Local Matter In Third Page.
Brief Locals.

May parties will soon be in order.
Eight cents a line for these brief To-
Gals.
Shad fishing isn in a fourishing
state.
New put your onions IN "their httle
beds"
New Castle county has eleven hun
drt DIS.
New Castle is infested with gang of
thieves.
The Emperor of Austria is a disciple
of Nimrod.
Tho next thing to growl about will be
the heat.
How do you like the GAZETTE in its
enlarged form?
The farmers say spring is very back
ward this year.
Imagination goes long distance with
five cent cigar.
Politics flourish in the plays on the
German stage.
New Orleans has Hardly Ever Tenn
perance Society.
The Quaker Assembly ball takes place
Tomorrow night.
The penalty of lying in Siam, is to have
the mouth sewed up.
Don't be deceived. 1t is too early vet
to pawn your coat.
The Millard Club gave delightful
concert last evening.
Purchase your seed peas Of Smith,
Fourth and Shipley streets.
Naaman's Creek is Delaware's most
northern stream of water.
The Board of Education, held very
short session last evening.
All kinds of seed beans at Smiths
Fourth and Shipley streets.
The Hawkeye advises tramps to organ
ize "Pinafore" companies.
The Fame Hose Actives give their
first picnic on Thursday next.
Ten cents line for local advertise
ments among reading matter.
Connecticut is having Spiritualistic
seances. Connecticut rappers?
Miss Bunpell gives select readings n,
the Opera House this evening.
When you have an aching tooth, call
on DIR. Gallagher, No. S35 Market street.
J.J. Smith, Fourth and Shipley streets
warrants all garden seeds, sold by him.
A Milwaukee man says that n aTalmage
trial does more harm than Sunday fish
ing.
1t is so healthy in Texas that few reo-
Pile there are known 10 die a natural
death.
Thejuvenile, "H. NJ. S. Pinafore" COM
pany at the Opera Houre tomorrow
evening.
Tn the German capital paper napkins
are in common use and are sold at about
five for AGENT.
And soon the beautiful, tapering form
of the mosquito, will be seen hovering in
the midnight air.
When man is being talked to death
it is only too natural for lin to hum, 81
would not live Away"
Frye, of Name, is just little bit lazy.
Frye ought to get into stew or broil
and roast somebody on halfshel
According to the Kansas City Times
the q eat bone of contention in the re-
publican party is the Presidents verte-
bral column.
congressman are accused of taking lit
tie newspaper notices over to the Sena-
tors from their States and of being snub.
bed in return.
At a restaurant in Berlin you may
have roast goose with stutling of prunes
pounded chestnuts, apples, liver, onions,
eggs and spices.
Senator Gordon, of Georgia, has &c, 600
acres of good land, managed ny his son,
and on 1t he has 200 sheep,for which he
has great fancy.
London Truth:-"At the Dukes Thea
tire those of the audience who are well
dressed are invited to appear during the
'Cremorns scene on the stage, and they
are privileged to order liquor, provided
that they pay for it. This is, as the crit
les phrase 1t, a distinct advance"
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The PMVOre fever has f;r.n-

the he eo1oreg g0re reysr has finally s,ruc,<
genuine colored people will n,. troupe Of
not as burlesque, but Az a pay rsnqfore,
evening at the Globe Ths.S Spsra, this
York The "Josephinen IL - New
ace e,,,f OF spades anu the "Adm,vcalss clsck : a.
Col9nel John Groesbeck. a h-..,
hon. VIM. 3. Groasbeck, Of oSio Siotner Of
mysisr'oasy qnysnos S absent his pcs = 't n
sehs seem last "a a. NsM NV York CITY. Hs 20. o.
where he had been board,asenue avenue hoie,,
years past, on the I2th ,p Tor twelve
known that he was pecu,;s lss: ~ 1t Ia
rassed it is feared that he hss embar-
suicide. A coroner's ina nsss committ~d
the fact that the cause OF des. dss, (. developed
rous apoplexy, caused by bs1 sts. was cer-
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A Standing Wonder

From the Atlantic Constitution.
Inc pane that seems to have .e,,..,
upon the negroes of M,ssis,ipDi IA =. nc. ~.
means unaccountable. 1t is mvstsy, ="
as,y; US why the 's,a whites do not fold up skeir
ucreacIppp ao,res,.I appnances and retire before III.
baggers from Ohio. NOTHING ss.ss.s Pel-
emigration. "0ocuos hkc
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Michignn's Great Oratnr.
ON the New York Sun. -

Mr.. Burrows Is the ideal orator of tho
rural rooster, Burrows, il. is even aid.
nas gone 10 tne woods anaspent hours IL,
bellows and rOars. He runs h,s f;rst do-., -"
cellar aud then up into the attic ~ ii.
chaos of rhetorical absurdities. Ha h.s
the lungs of steam engine and ano,.ns. Ia
muscular ability when excited to mil m
house by the roots. Pu" VIZ
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Fashionable Furnlturel
J. & ]. N. HARTMAN,
NJ. 40 king street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

s,se, We respectfully inform: the eiti
IA: Eens of Wilmington, and the sur
Il rounding country thS 1--we continue
to manufacture and Keep on hand
al our large and long established ware.
rooms, Furniture of every variety ana
style, consisting OF Mahogany Rosewood
and Walnut Furniture suitable for Parlor,
d.aning-roOm and ch lam her uses.
Our assortment OF Furniture IN larger ada
and all articles sold at our establishment
ire warranted AZ represented.
Venitian Blinds OF the most fashionaDie
iesisns made 10 order and kept constantly
ON hand. We also manufacture and con
stantiy keep a large assortment OF Sprin
Hair. M Oss and Husk Mattresses
j, A j. y, NARMAN
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Enthusiasm su,,.,.,..,

From the New York World. 7'if
Our kepn6lican friends don't S..,, ..
elections eject M asn as tSey never the sDrnS
"For the Spark was Boo;pm 'enaed 10:
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Personal.

George Fisher, the well-known athlete
AMI base -balli.t, formerly of this city, is
now in Oakland, California, where he is
kee fing coffee house. He is in good
health and is doing fair business.
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1t Will be observed from this table that
II the grown during the last half of the
narly, there is no reason to doubt somn
OF the northwestern cities are making
extraordinary strides, particularlv Hi,Ss
waukee, La Crosse, ST. Paul, Minneano-
lis, Grand Rapids, Bay City, and otbers
From all that can be gathered from tn,
sources so o. inrosmation IL at hand, the star
wardly with great rapidity, -. -
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quite q DiHnro-.

From the Chicago Times ~
wNh When n Davis talks the Senate h.,.ns
that e tn. % efoakeaoom as It seeks the sscision
its cousins and It's sisters ana An ana ~ do
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EOR SALE "A highIy improved farm
IL OF 1903 acres I'm White Clay Creek hun
Lred. All enclosed in Osag- Hedge. d.
vided into Ave fields. Large apple or
chard In full bearing. Public school nd
Joining the firm. Buildings Large Man
sion Double Tenant House, Barn, u GrAnary
and all oil er buildings necessary on a
hrst cla.s farm. zmiles from station oil
r. W. q b X. X. Centrally located. Q
mi lies from Wilmington. Apply to
JNO. W. WHITMAN,
Real Estate ag't, q W. Fourtk stree
oct2l-w d sd-w Wilmington. lie
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DOR SALE.-To close an estate Will be
T. sold low, tne iarm OF 24O acres. high,
light, productive soil, easy OF access To
post offices, churches ana markets. We'll
wateredj splendid + uiL, grain or gra ing
farm, good buildings and we'll fenced.
For particula \ address
II. VANDEGRIFT,
Mt. Pleasant. New Castle, Co,
mars wu Delaware.
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Payable eml-Annunlly on the Arst
days Oa May and November,
And Due From 1884 10 1905.
The undOubted security Of these bo d.
for Investment, and their higher rate OF
interes, compared with the present price
OF Government as which are selling at
more than ~ per cent. premium, make
these Wilmington city bonds very d~sira-
BILE, and the PROBABILITY II that they will
6e rapidly absorbed, an that tney may
command considerable premium NJ no
distant day.
For furth. particular apply TO
Il. X. ROBINSON CO.,
Corner Fourth aud Market Streets,
Or TO ELLIOTT, JOHNSON CO.,
Corner SIKH and Market Streets,
ap26 u Wilmington, Delaware.
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Is not easily earned in these times.
II ~ y ~ hut it cil he made in three months
MI n II by any one Of either sex, iis any part
u 4 4 4 OF the cuantry, who is willing TO work
eNA a E steadily ut the employment that we
RE u g fmuish. S66 per week in yeDr e~n
% a. You need not be away from hems over
p;ght Ynu can give ytur whole time to the work.
or only your spare moments. We have agents who
arc making over $50 per day. All who engage al
onca can make money fast. At The preseut time
psonev cannot be made SO easily and rapidly
other business. 1t costs nothing 10 try the bnsi-
ness Terms and Sh onf,t nee. sd ireSs at enee.
H. HAILErT L CO.. Portland. Aaihe.
s--July 2l-1I-l..
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Consolidated Notice.

LAND OFFICE at Boise city. Idaho Territory, No
vernber3. 1879.
NOTICE Is HhREBY GIVEN THAT The Fol-
10 lowing named settlers have filed notice Of in
tentisl to make final proof in support OF their
aims and secure anal entry thereof the expira-
tien OF thirty days from the date of this notice VIZ
Osman 5. Moore, Boise county. .daho Territory
Homestead Application No. 1885, Tor the Fl. ef
SEA and sHl: SEI4 aHd SCI SSA, see "a, Tp
10, n K. AZ
The claimart names the following persons as his
Witnesses te prove his csini John Easily, OF Boise
county, Idaho Territory: and Frank +. Ladd Of
Boise county, Idaho Territory.
john EaslA, Boise county. Idaho Territ ~. Home
stead Application No. 49, tor sile l. of NEft aud
Sc i NE q NV = SE =. Sec 81. TIP 10. n A4 L.
Tie claimant names the following persons % h}s
witnesses 10 prove his cialm: Frank T. Ls3d of
Boise coVny. Idaho Territory and Osniar S.
Moore. of b, Use county Idaho Territory.
Frank +. Ladd, Boise county, Idaho Territory
Home tead Application No. 725. Tor ths " I NJ.
AID NEI. NV = aud lot No 3. sec. 2i, Up & y
RAE
The claimant names the following persons as his
witnesses Is prove his claim: Osnan ) Moore ~
BOISE county, Idaho Territory; and John Easily, os
Boise county. Idaho Territory.
JOHN B. MILLER,
Nov.T,5w- Register.
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Notice to Cc-cwaer.

To -- Crawford: You are hereby notified
that we. David Knight ard John Dickson have
done TIE fEll amount Of work required By the law
of Congress Of 1872. and the amendments thereto
on the Yellow Jacket qnartz Ieige. situated about
onf-half mile above Quartzbrrg. in Placer nissrfrt
Boise county, /. T., tor the years 1S74 1873 1Ss s.
1877 and 1878 and your are indebted us for yonr
proportion Of said labor and improvements on
said mine: and you hereby notified and re-
quired TO pay all assessments against you ON the
zane and for the publication Of this mott e within
ninety days fr M the date hereof or forfeit all
your right. title ard claim in, TO and upon said
Yellow Jacket quartz Ledge. as provided BY the
act above specified DAVID ENIGET
JOHN DICKSON.
Oct 7 IS7g-aad
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spejetu a)otites.

\ Idaho Lodge No. /, A. Z. 6 A. III.
W noids its regular meetings in Masonic
n naii ani every fourth SATURDAY. OF each mouth.
Nsn brethren in good standing are invitsd
SW. BRowN, ssc'y.
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Notice.

TERRITORY OF IDAHO
county Of Boise. IN the Probate Court.
In the mat er OF the estate Of Michael Nolan, de-
ceased:
EaURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SkID COURT.
made the -9,h day Of October, 1879. notice
i hereby given that November Il, 1873. at 10
O'Clock NJ, at the oitica Of this Probate Judge, i'll
Idaho City, in said county, have been appointed
the time and place of proving the viii of said Mi
chael Nolan, deceased. and Tor hearing the appli-
eatcn Richard Stokes for the issuance 70 him OF
letters testgInanrary. when and where any per on
interested may appear and contest the same
L, 5. HART,
Dated t1ct. %, 1879. Probate Judge.
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EsS Sss OF IpAHo, :,
Y Of Boise, IS,
Eel. l'''er OF the estate of John G. Hughes.
khsa % so5ishEERY GIVEN BY THE UNDER
Pghes dseai histrator of the estate of John
bs0' ing claims against. said deceased to ex
Da. with the necessary vouchers.
tace ~ iSuths ,nhs after the first publication OF
|ssyns n he said administrator At his Office
faistrs,,. WAI. J. R0THYELL.
k 'r oi the estate of John q. Hughes.
sO Vi'!, MAJ s. 1879.
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Notice.

In the Probate of Boise ssunty, Ida Territory
In the matter Of the estate of Matthias Napp, de-
ceased:
3 made of the 23d day OF April, A. D. 1879, no
tice is hereby siven that on Tuesday. the 9th day
q; NAY, 4. D. 1879, al IL O'Clock a II. OF said day
at the Office oi the Probate Judge. in Idaho City
Boise county l. T., has been appointed the time
and plase tor proving the will of the said Matthias
Zap, deceased. and for hearing the apple tion #
Mary Anna Zapp for the issuance to her Of letters
testamentary, when and where any person inter-
ested may appear and contest the same.
T. y. HART
Probate Judge and ex-oficio clerk.
Dated April 23. lS79-td.
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2 81 g, F'RIDAY, NOVEMBER a. 1879
Dissolution Motice.

N FAHTNEH HIP HERETO ORE EXIST.
this day been dissolved by mutsal IN sis
.. snase indebted US viii please some forward And
ses.s with q g Hayird by July /. 1879. ana rer.
soas haslrg claims agsins the I'D firm viii please
9. g. HAyIBD,
f,u,,r,,.... JAMES PULK.
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Oct. T. is7g-oed.

EB s. VI. PE1TESeILL L Co. Ie STATE street, :
on 81 Park Row. New York, ana tel CA1 stnnt Street.
Philadelphia. Agents fer procuring advertise
nents for the IDAHO w I'd in the above cities, and
Htherized 10 contract advertising at our loves
afk
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GEHa wssk in your town. SIS outfit free.
- GUgNo risk. Re3ier, IL you waat business
wh ch persnns of either sex make great pay
hei time they work. write for particulars to II
Bs..--r SCu .rvrf,sEd. Maine. tIane47s-Iy.
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A
SURE
CURE
FOR
Notice.

Notice.
In the Probate Court Of Boise county. Idaho Ter
ritory
In the matter of the estate Of John o'Donnel
deceased:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BIZ THE UNDER
n : gned, executor OF the estate Of fohu O'Dan-
nell deceased to tine creditors OF, and ali persons
BavinS Claims against. said deceased. tn exhibit
them. with the necessary vouchers. to him at
Pia-srviile, Boise county. 1. L. within TEN months
after tine frst p blic2tion of this notire.
THOMAS BURKE.
Executor Of the estate OF John O'Dounsl de-
nste.i Idaho city. July .. ls5a-aw.