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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-07
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Nn3etsen fir pienies, 0uttsrien, GlifS{pfeas
,e., als esm Settle Der tatb. air4e aupiber, ap.
ben tsine Mufnabme.
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Gae an3eisen ienbe man ipdteifeuS
Nontag @orsen elm.
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9eiratts. unb 5obssanseisen nit Sprn3
$3.50, obne Sprua $i.0O.
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Rreise DIET amzeigea.
Qnral>Wnti,en.

Inter 3siIsn BREWER uerben ni6t anssnpss-
men. i5ir isse 3eile grspier ober sersn @ann
bas 1. Mal 10 Gts. bic nGtffen Wale &eute
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-07

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iiab, UNI benz Notbifanbe su besesnen.
Ser Beri@t bes Mapors uOn 8Iadburn
Fat iebo@ uuwiuen errest, ba bort $4,000
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The daily gazette., 1879-09-22
FIFTH EDITION.
CARRIED TO THE HIGHEST
COURT,

PirTsBuRG, Pa, Sept. 2l.-A man
named Crawford lived more than sixty
years ago on lonely mountalp ridge In
Fayeitr county, IN this State. He was
large, strong, silent man ard very self
c aimed. Near him family, one
oi tile daughters of which had gotten in-
to trouble, Crawford beng sus-
pected OF having caused her shame. One
night Crawford and the girl started to
singing school. lie reached the SCI ool
alone. She never came the re and never
returned home. Her disappearance at
ira ted some .ttention at the time,
though 10 SUSPICION att ached to Craw-
ford. Il quiries were made in all direc-
tons about the girl and an active search
was KEEP. up.
One afternoon, on cliff where he
ground was thickly cover. 4 wi h under
ro~th, the dead bo;iy Of q woman was
found, which was r,cognized as that OF
Cr.wford's comp nion, and close ex-
animation disclosed The TACT that o strug-
sle had taken place, pieces of the dead
woman's clothing being found on the
branbles round. THIS satisfied every
one that the poor girl had fought brave
y ~ h'' Nv oih pfuohpiy UccU StTdnHl-
ed TO death, and then dragged further in
to tie bush. CfaS ford was arrested
on suspicion and tried, the evidence be.
ing wholly circumstsntial against him.
He got the benefit of doubt and was
acquit ed; but no one In that region
ever bell we'd In his innocence, whatever
lack of legal evidence there might have
been 10 convict of the crime. Crawford
was conscious that he was looked upon
as a murderer. lie left the neigh6or
hood and settled on the MOnongahe Ella
River. near Big Whitley Creek, in
Greene county.
There ne liv, d alone, a solemn. serious,
but well bhayed man. He died last
week. Ncighbors gathered to watch at
his bedside, and IL vas believed that he
would not die without conf ssing the
crime. On the night of his death two
farmers WHO were nursing him left his
Dom for few minutes and listened al
he door. They heard him say 80
Lord take my case into consideration
and do the Lest you can with it," He
expired shortly after without making any
allnsion to the crime of the commission
"f which he was so long suspected.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-22
General News.

The Governor General and the Prin-
cess Louise arrived in Ottawa on SAtur-
day night.
Our exports of petroleum IN July
amounted 10 90 ,032 2s0 gallons, valued at
sll 23S 46i.
Mrs. Charles Estelow was burned TO
death in Burlington. N. j., on Friday,
while max i3g a fire with coal oil.
The pistol shops of Savage & Smith, in
Middlefeld, Conn, were burnett early
yesterday morning. Los, $40. 200.
Minute guns were fired at the Ports
mouth N. H. Navy Yard, on Saturday.
In respect for the memory cf Rear Ad-
m'ral Doreman.
Frank Herman. aged Is years, n resi-
dent of New York. was killed by train
on the Long Island Railroad, at T r. sh
Pond Crossing, yesterday afternoon.
Mary A nderson was convicted at Dor
deDtown, N. j., on Saturday, of fhaving
set FIRE TO the outbuildipgs of Char Ies s.
Miers. at Pointville. ST ntence was de-
ferred.
A storm is advancing northward along
he Atlantic coast. Yesterday afternoon
Norwegian bark went ashore near Life
Station, NOT, on the North Carolina
coast. but the crew wtre saved.
Edward Meredith, a son of Judge
Meredith, of r. chmoni. Va, shot him
self dad in Kansas City, Mo. on Saiur-
Jay. because he had tprnt all his money
and sickened himself in spree.
The U. s. ship Shenandoah, recently
nut III commission at New York. wlIl be-
ready inspection on the 23i iIst.-
She will take the place of the Hartford
~ flagship Of III, South Atlantic Squad
ron.
A resoluii IN declaring Governor Col
quitt responsible for the corruption IN
office of the princIral keeper of the
Pen'tentiary, Was del feal ed in the GeOr-
gla House of Representatives ou Saiur-
lay, by vote of il6 to 16.
DIR. Dub'ing was shot by LAWYER,
| named McA lister In Milton, near Char
lesion, W. Va, on Saturday night. The
>hot entered Dubbing's neck and caused
1 paralysis. McAliist-r was not arrested
| and the cause of the shooting Is un-
Hnown.
| Thomas W. CONWAY has told a news
paper ieporier in Kansas City, Mo.
that 10000 negroes will e,nigrate from,
he South nexi year. He saws he has
applications for faimers from all the
Western States, and could find homes
for 20,C00 colored emigranis.
Eight millions of dollars are yet to be
| paiu Nv lhe lftaAH HrN IOr arredfdRts oil
| pen-ion-. When all the pay ymenrs shall
nave been made. New York Will have
received 81 100 { 90, Prnnsy Ivauia 80 $50,
0J0, ono 81 400. 900, Ilhnus, S2,lJb, 600
indiana 81 ,7J0. 600, making total OF
Sl2 800 600, or halt the amount appro-
priated by Congress last session.
The session of the Grand Lodge OF
Odd Fellow, in Is ltiinore, closed on
Saturday A funeral 81 rvice for the
lodge room was adoptei, aud n decision
of the judiciary Committee, that Grand
Encamrmeuts have no authority t,
charter encampments OF uniformed Pat
rlarchs, was apDrored. Resc ions
admitting unmarried daughters Of til,
Scarlet Degree members TO Rrhrkal
odges," aud restricting the conferri =
f The Rebekah Degr, lohges, fai ed o
adoption.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-22
LEFT THE CITY.

Samuel Long, the Republican repeater
whom Constable John Brooks was a.
cused of neglecling or refusing to arrest,
has s'skipp"d" away to Chester. lie lefl
silently at night, and some OF his house
hold goods were seized at Bellevue, ,Sa'ur-
day morning, by Constable Dillon, on
foreign attachment, issued at the instance
Of one of Longs creditors. Longs Of
fence was voting the Republican ticket
three or four times, a. the recent city
election, but through the leniency of
Constable Brooks, who, when he went to
make the arrest, found Long at home in
charge of small baby, his wife having
gone out, he was not arrested on giving
his word that he would appear for tnal
in the evening.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-22
THIRD EDITION
ANOTHER MARKET STREET I'M
PROVEMENT.

The spirit Of improvement seems 10
stride forward with giant steps, and I'M
provements are being made In oil sec
tIons OF the city, especially on Market
street. The latest Improvement is IN the
building No. 402 Market street, which
has beel occupied for the last twenty
nine vears as Z boot and shoe stor~. The
building which was erected eighty-two
yesrs ago, will be entirely torn down
and in i,s place will be erected hand
spme three story building. The front
will be Of pres ed brick, with white mar,
ble trimmings, and the first story Will
contain glass front similar to that OF
8. II. Stats, No. 407 Market street. MI.
John B. johnson is the contractor, ana
the new building is to be ready for occu-
nancv by November 9Th. MIR. George
b. Cleland, a son-in-law of Mr.. Grubb,
win occupy the building after it is COM
nleted
The daily gazette., 1879-09-22

NJ OTiCE.-.J. II. Primrose mas taken th,
~ management OF the old and reliabl,
sewing machine company-the Wheeler 4
wilson. This machjue has. been lately
improved, and is an en.lreIy new m aohine
Niison. II In the nnesf made lock -stitcl
ewing M achine now In use, eu nd has ~,
santages superior TO any other.
We hope our friends will give us a call
md not buy until they have examined thi,
iew machine.
Our territsry embraces Delaw re .ant
hester counties, Pa, aud Delaware apf
he Eastern Snore Of Maryland.
Our ONCE. at present, will be found
~ Market street. After the 10Th OF Marc;
lext we will be found at our old stand, III
Barrett building, No. It's Market street
~AGENTS WANTED
feb5 dtf J. n. PRtMRO-E
The daily gazette., 1879-09-22
WHO TOOK THE VOTE.

One Of the persons charged with lille
gal voting at tho recent cit electon,was
"Whitey" Mccall, who was disqualified
On account of being convict, Ills vote
was refused by Democratic Inspectors in
the Third and Fifth " ards, hut was final
ly taken by the Republican Inspector at
the East Precinct Of the Seventh ward.
Under these circums ances it is not hard
to imagine what ticket he voted.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-22
NJ Office is her, by gwen To the scno,

~ OTItE Is her, by gwen To the SchOo
~ Committees Of tie respect We SchoOi
districts within this State, that l hav,
4 This stale, the clear inromc for III.
resent year OF the fund for ESTABLISHING
re Schools. al have divided and di'
tributeJ the SHARE thus apportinned l.
,ach county among tie We al Districts
" foil ws: To each of the Districts IN tn
city of wilmington, N. q. County AIT 80
tnd 10 each of the o her Districts In New
Castle Ounty s95 81. To e.ch OF the dis
ricts IN Kent County s73 &C and TO eacl
- the Districts II sussex Coun'y s55
rhe dividends due The districts in New
.astle County are payable al tn Farmer
sank at New Castle TO the Distric 4 II
Kent County at tue farmers Bank
Dever; asd To the bntricts In suisse,
'ounty at the farmers Bank at Georgc
own. ROBE TT j. Il, YNOLDS,
'thte Treas. ana Trustee ~ School Fund.
Dover. Del , Aug ~ 1879. 2id9tw
The daily gazette., 1879-09-22
Wilmington Nlnrkess.
PtlLADELPHIA MARKETS

TepL ". III,
FLOUR is IN good den aud and frm.-
ales OF 200 barrels. including NJ lnnesoti
extra at rs 50asG; Pennsylvania do. do. al
s5a 8? ?6; Ohio do, do. al &5 On n 80 anc
Patent and other high grades at 80 AT 3d.
Rye Flour f. firm at s3 8 IA.
OkAIN.- Wheat is e. cited at X a2c per
bush. higher. saies OF ,0D0 bush, incliid
ing rejected at 81 i5ai 1G red ON the tract
.L II lsas 10; atnb T "a, 8 20 and No. .
lted, elevator at 81 :Ok Sept. d, sI2 2OIat2i
Oct, 81 20kas 81 November and 81 2Ok i
81 y December. Rye Is unchanged, Cor
- C hlshor and meets vi a good d, mand
safes OF D,G0 bushels, mix ed and yellow
At 65kn5lc. sail, mixed In elevator, al Sic
'eplemheI; SIC. October, 5Uk G. NOvem ber
and o ID cember, Oats are firm. Sales OF
1000 BUSH, Is, including stained at 32c
ma white at 3ia35Lc., as TO quality
The receipts to-day were az follows :
lt10 barrels -four. 73,OO0 bushels wheat
- 300 bushels Of corn, 5.4O bus. oats, SOC
push. rye and tG5 barrels nr whiskey.
WHISKY 200 barr, lsof We tern iron
bluhd sold AT 81 0s rer gallon
HAY AND STRAW mark-t for week end
ng Septem Der -, iT9, Loads OF HAY 3s6
Dads OF straw ~. Average price durinl
he week:-Prime Timothy. Si to o G. pei
90 pound mixed g. TO 75c per 100 punds
STRAW 20 loSlc. per 100 pounds
The daily gazette., 1879-09-22
CHINA AND JAPAN.

rHE TONQUIN REBELLION CRUSHED
THE LooCHoO QUKsTioN-BOTH coUN-
TRIES ARMIEG.
SHANGHAI, August 10, 1879.
The rebellion at Tonquin In crushed.
Syungsai, the rebul leSder, in stiil NJ
Large, but his family, his lieutenant and
Ill Of his war material have been cap.
urcd.
Complications bet ween China and
Japan respecting Corea and the Lo,
Choo Islauds are causing much anx iety
IL IL reported that the opposi'ien part,
Pekin are going strength and remov-
nR the Emperors relations TO office
,isiant from the capital. Orders hav,
een i-sued tina three sons and grand
sou Of Yakoob Beg be mutilatcd becaus,
implicated, although innoceutly, in tb.
kashgar rebellion,
The daily gazette., 1879-09-22

A N NORDlNANCEF FORIh Il II ELlEF
"A Of the appropalion for the heailL OF
Tho city for the year 1879.
Be It ordained BY the city Conc of
wilmington. two thirds q ali the me bers
thereof concurring
Section !. That the sum OF two hundred
eho nity dollars be transferred fiOm the
appropriation for salaries 10 The anpro-
prppsuon pa lot the health Of the city
,s1e 1e'0u s' the Ctr Hail, SEPT IL, A. d. 4,
A"'' HARRY SHARPI Ely.
Att.,, President o Council.
sepis-2t. Ni'' vi couhcii'
The daily gazette., 1879-09-22
n ORDINANCE TO AMEND A

A n ORDINANCE TO AMEND An
"A Ordinance emitted IAN oidin. nee 10
amend an ordinance entitled an Ordinat ce
Hroyi,t,ins for cleaning the streets by con
He It ordained by the City Council OF
Wilmington.
Section /. That section7 of the ordinance
entitled "An ordinance to am end IN Ordl-
nance providirg for cleaning the street,
by CONTRACT" passed July 3, i8 8, be and
the Same is hereby anlerde ! ny striking
out nj the said sect,on the words following
N wit: 1.-THE Work or 4 ean'nH the street.
sha l b. under u enu,9tvi ION ol the treet
Com missioner conformably t. The order oi
the street COmmittee."
H0ctiOA 2: That the said ordinance b,
further amended by adding thereto the
following additional section after section :
section 8. The Street Com issionersh
annually. during the month OF Decem Der
advertise In two daily newspapers of the
city, for sealed proposals for cleaning the
streets of the city, keeping them in n
bealtny condition and removing Lhersii ON
all dirt, hlLh, dead animals and refus
matter. the work to be done under the
supervision and direction OF the Stree
Com m issioner. The propOs ais shall be ac-
compsnied by a bond with approved sc
curity In G t;e sum OF one thousand do lars
Council and the contract or contracts for
cleaning the str, eta of anv one or more o
the several districs OF the ci y, shall Dt
AWARDED to the lowest a,,d best bIdu r OF
bidders. The contract or or contractors a.
the case may be, shall give q bond with
sure les to be approved by the Street Com
mittee. In the sum of Il We tn usand dollars
cOnstriOued for T. Q faithful performance oi
the contract cr contracts. Market stree
and the portions Of stress used tor mar
ket purposes shall be cleaned on the after
noon OF each Wednesday ard Saturday
and all other streets lanes and alleys tl
the city, shall be cleaned at least on 50. !;
week and as much otener es may b.
necessary. All dirt, gai bage, offal, ath' s
dead animals and other reIus matte
sh III be removed from the streets an
covered gu ieTs al least once week. III
covered and other CUTTERS of the severn
streets and the inlets 10 a. public sewer
shall he at al, times kept clean and ciea
ofall distractions.
Passed At the Olty Hall, Sept. 18, A. d
1879. HARRY ShARPLEY,
President of Council.
Attest :-E. B. Frazer. Clerk Of oancil
sepiS-2t.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-22

TIE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
An adjourned meeting of the lIstori-
cal Society, will be held this Mo onday
evening, at half p,st seven o'clock.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-22
PERSONAL.

Louis Kossuth is now Is years old.
5 nator James G. Blaine spent Sun
day in New York.
Mrs.. j hn Leisenring OF Much Chunk
died suddenly on Sa urday morning.
Mr.. Harriot, Clara Morris husband, is
preparing 10 give series Of readings in
the West.
Mrs. Woodruff having failed as lee
turer London is coming back to tie
United States.
A little girl, who is ''lady" hy rea-
son Of being daughter of mob Eng
lish house, has beti aged remarkable
proclivity. All tie canary BIRDS wer,
dying, and the governess discovered thai
the oarling had been making pncusll-
Ions of them while they were alive.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-22
TO BE REBUILT.

James Grubb's sloe store No. 402 Mar
ket street, Is to be rebuilt. Workmen
are now tearing down the old building
preparatory thereto.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-22
NE HON THOMAS ..,As BAI,rv

tie, pisO isVm nI,shasp;sr ,hs ,,s vineep, r...,,
in iT0,,er, u sf Of England, ,H,s iat.Sr SrNS"mas N,mas
land ','' on \ y. 5 " he vii ,,.', ,s',asara|
isay,s sn ,y he wiIlvl'ii New H. yd.a but ID
races asosI,eusr,'ion ,s na, Of he Eng,,hO our ny
NV even u'opian, ba 'ps y
The daily gazette., 1879-09-22

THIRTEEN contestants for tba
belt started at Madison Sona,o c'
al hve minutes past | O'Clock III,
ing Large crowds gathered inus .,
ity Of the Galden early.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-22
FOURTH EDI'rIO N
indications Tor To-Day.

Cloudy and rainy ,cecther, stationary
temperature, northeast cinds, lo"er ddro-
The daily gazette., 1879-09-22
RESTRICTING II {, CATTLE INFO

~ ~,
Goyern,"a,,., Gonn"M, Sep, 2l-The nj
ta,,o,, t,n,n,oeht have forbidden V u, DaY
,nsion of Austrian cat,le ,rn in,, 'h4
was OF Switzerland, on a"cov "o" bavaI
preva ence Of tie r,ot ana %d,u"unt ut
among cattle III tn, lairnr mouh Y
A $4,000 SUIT FOR DAv,c,]
. n,.a..',I, wiNG,lNNArI, Sept, 2l.-w p
,op prominent N railroad man Y" # W,l i;
toh' o., sues DR.. y. S. RnyJ !, WY
damages hi ,',is for alternating iIc ' 1,,s,' '% n
Ms wife. Mrs. Berry, lie ,sds s1yc' \
'se, Is a bright lIl.lc " V ",.. '"uy 4
iour childlcn. All the nar,,a' a' VI q;
respectable and well SHOWN, are
The daily gazette., 1879-09-22
Fashionable Furniture!
J. & ]. N HARTMAN,
No. 40 King street.

WlLMINGTON, DEL.
D We respectfully inform Ghe citi
xens of Wilmington, and the sur
rounding country tht 1--WE continue
- to manufacture and Keep on hand
at our large and long established ware
rooms, Furniture Of every variety and
style, consisting of Mahogany Rosewood
and Walnut Furniture suitable for parlor
danning-roOm and chamber uses.
Our assortment of Furniture is larger and
more varied than can be found III Delaware,
and all articles sold at our establish m emf
are warranted as represented.
Venitian Blinds Of the most fashionable
designs made to order and kept constantly
on hand. We also manufacture and con
stRntly keep large assortment OF Spi In
Hair, NorS sId Bu,k Ma1t,esses
]. 4 j. n. VARMAN
The daily gazette., 1879-09-22
NOTICE.
Three Hundred Dollars
r E WA D.

Three hundred dollars reward will be
paid for the arrest and convIcii, n Z: tn.
thief or thieves who have been rec, ntl,
engaged In house brea King n. M ciry.
JOHN L. ALMOND.
augl5.u. Mayor.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-22
THE STATE FAIR.

EXHIBITS TO BE RECEIVED UNTIL TO-
MORROW EVENING.
SPECIAL despatch to the GAzErTE.
DOVER, DEL, september 22.-ONing
to the bad weathe the managers OF the
State Fair, will receive exhibits unit To-
morrow (Tuesday,> evening.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-22
THE NEW INInnn

TIE NEW UNIFORM EAyl
Tonight, Supreme Cha = .,,'
run, will install II der H.. H. '.'or
wilmington " Il mk, M. /, K asp
ceremonies will take place IL, IN oIr- ",
take the degree. "O 'nenl@H
The daily gazette., 1879-09-22

local SeOrLs and Bonds.
National hank of Delaware. re........... 400
sirst Natioslal Bank. 1876
Snis Snion Naai.nsl y. ~ Bans. .;....2
rarmers' Bank. ...........,,....,.,,. 80
wilmington Coal Gas Com rany........ "a
delaware X. r. 20. 26h
delaware w estern X X Co stock, IL
Phill. VII. a baltimore X. Is Coz. 65l
Wilm Northern r. K. .Co..........D D2
delaware Fire Ins. Co..................33
delaware State Bonds. 103
wilmington City 81. 6s.....................i6 .i6sk
wilmington City IS. ........... iO2t.
Sew Castle eCountyLoan........ ........ 10.
Delaware Railroad. frst Mortgage. ..... i02
delaware Railroad, ,extension.. 10f
VII. Passenger Railway Go. lst mort. 10
Stock,
Masonic Hall Go
The daily gazette., 1879-09-22
BUTLER'S DEMOCRATIC OPPON.
ENTS

BosrON. Sept. 2l.-A meeting of th'
Faueuil Hall Anti Butler Democratic
Stale Committee was held here to-day
for the purpose of making preparations
for the coming campaign. The pro
ceedings were secret, but some OF thosr
III attendance state that assurances wer,
received from the interior showing thai
for Bufl"r last year will oppose HIM iu
November next. The question Of plac-
ing gubSrnatorial ticket in the field
was left pending for the present.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-22
GOV. COLQUITT, OF GEORGIA,
INDICATED.

ATLANTA, Sept. 2O.-The House OF
Representatives to-day almost unani
mOusly voted down resolution con
deianing Gov. Colquitt for alleged cor
ruption in regard 10 the fiji e of the prin-
clpal Keeper Of the penltentiary and pass
ed a resolution asking the governor to
examine in the conduct of that officer
d to take such action as hs may de' III
proper.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-22
INJURED ON A WRECKING
SCHOONER.

Mr.. John Wingate, of this town, ar
rived home from Cape May, where he
had been employed by Capt. Lubker, in
wrecking, on Monday, severely injured.
Two or three of his ribs were broken
and he was otherwise injured, being bad
ly bruised about the breast.-Lewes
Light.