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The daily gazette., 1879-08-30

Twenty-Five new cases OF yellow fever
and ten DEATHS were reported In Aem-
phs yet -rday. Twenty-Five nrrse =
were assigned 70 duty by the HowsJu
Association. w. J. Berlin, Vice Pr ISL
dent Of the Knights Of Honor, and Sec
rotary of the A. o. U. w. Relief So
Gle y, was stricken with The fever on
Thursday night.
r In Eliza, eth, N. j., the Street Com
mis- Toner served notice on Thursday on
the Arn. rican Union Telegraph Com
paly to remove their poles and wires
from the streets within FIVE days, the
work having been done without the con-
sent of Councils.
The strike OF the Spring Hill, N. g.,
miners has ended, au advance Of three
cents per box being accepted by the
men.
Cuban advices received yesterday In
New York r port The capture by small
band Of Cuban patriots OF xn armed
convoy between MAnzalzillo and B4ya-
mia. Thirty Thousand dollars in gold,
Intended for the payne ut of arrears "
soldiers, 10000 cartridges, 500 rifles, and
quantity Of powder, clothes and pro-
Visions were taken.
The GroenbAck State Convention OF
New York, In session At Utica, succeed.
ed In organizing yesterday, BY eleoting
Commodore William Vporhis, Of Rock.
| land permanent Presiden aud "making
the eisction unanimous amid the widest
uproar." A State ticket WAS nOmi mated,
headed BY Harris Lewis, Of Herkimer,
for Governor, and john w. Wietiug for
Lieutenant Governor.
| Weston, the pedestrian, had an enthu-
siastlc reception, in Madison Square
Garden, New York, last evening. About
Nv persons were present.
| David Fitzgerald. clerk in the War
Department, has been appointed Libra
Iian OF that Department, in place OF l..
d. lngersolI. aecessed.
4 The Grand Jury at Harrisburg, yestcr
day, returned true bills against Chas. Il.
SAiter, Il. J. McCuns AMI William II
Aomble Tor corrupt solicitation of mem
6ers OF the Legislature. A number o
mem bers OF the Legislature testified thai
money had been guaranteed them fol
their votes In favor OF the Riot bill
liue bills we're also found against Cha
b. Safer, j, sse Il. Crawford and VIM
II. kemblo for perjury, and the defe I'd
ants were ordered 70 enter bail In $lOU'
each on this Indictment.
Elias Purpell. colored, was fatally shO
by George Lockwood. also cOlored, q
Milford, Del, GU TharsdAy night. JssI
ousy was the cause.
The King aud Queen of Greece or
greatly liked for their supple and uu
affected manners, their accessibility, an,
the r, publican economy with which the
live.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-30
REPUBLICAN POWER FOR TWENTY
Republican says:

YEARs.-The Republican says:
"rhe fact hat the Republicans have
retained their power in Council with
two or three except ons for the last
twenty years, is ali evidence that the
people had the most confidence III them
and that the true interests Of the city
were better in their hands than in The
hands vi their opponents"
1t is true shat the Republicans re-
tanned their power in Council with two
or three exceptions, for the last twenty
years" But it is also true that In that
time they run the city into ruinous ex-
travagauce and waste, aud twice or
hree times had to appeal to a Demo-
cratic legislature to fund their debts.
And had it not been for these 1.-TWO or
three EXCEPTIONS" in which the Demo-
Gratis were put in power, the deb OF tie
city would have been increased by a
| quarter to half million of dollars.
But what did they do in these twenty
years of power for the benefit Of the
city? Where is the value for the money
expended in these twenty years Of waste
and extravaganza Echo answer
where By fraud, and false, and fraudu
lent and counterfeit receipts they retained
power, wrought evil and some of them
very narrowly escaped being put init
the county jail.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-30

N ~-- A diviuend OF fsrty cents Der
\ snsro has bee n declared by Inc WI.
minston and Philadelphia Turnpike Con-,
paay, payable ON or after The ,h,h IN,
s.. s, Jos. IA rNALL. Treas
The daily gazette., 1879-08-30

sible hereafter, for either party 70 pnr-
sue policy that will add nav ouroen
to the heavy one you already have 70
bearq We trust aud believe you WAN.
H. g. NOLAN
We warn our people to BE- careful not
to be misled by this cunningly devised
address. II 1t emanated from the peo-
pie without distinction Of party, - some
would have you believe why Ia it carried
to and sigued by the chairman Of. the
Republican party committee, and then
counteIsigned by all the candidates OF
the Republican party, nominated by the
regular party rule and routinef why
Is it carried TO the two party organs ana
published there before it 10 even heard
Of among the people, other than those
who are admitted into the league room
1t is well devised and designing Pelitf-
cal trap of which We warn our Demo
cratic voters and all other citizens.
Truly the Republican party must
have sunk lower than our people i'm
aglned when to get back into power IL
candidates have to resort to such Z
scheme. What have our citizens TO in
fer from this address, only that the Re-
publican party heretofore has abused
every trust confided to 1t in running the
affairs of our city for the last twenty
years "with two or three exceptions
The Democrats have not been in power
'sior two consecutive years." and there
fore have had no opportunity 70 show oul
citizens what it could and would do II
so empowered. 1t has in both instances
when placed In power been burdened
with the debts of the Republican party
as 1t was again last year. But notwith-
standing it reduced the taxes and saved
some forty or fifty thousand dollars o.
expenses rs coutrasted with the extrava'
CANT course of its predecessors. II
would be an act Of Judicial folly to elect
the party of extravxgauce again. II
.ould be telling those who have Initial
ed the works of economy successfully
that their course was not approved. Thi
no Democrat, or candid aud honest votel
should do. On the contrary every citi
zen who would have his taxes reduces
should now vote the Democratic ticket
and thus enable the only parry which
has faithfully commenced tue work
reform and retrenchment, to continue
the good work.
Does thisaidress tell you who, "the bush
ness men and other prominent citizens,
are whose direction its signe-s have TO
lowed, "after full Interchange Of opin
IONS" No it does not. Aud In the ab
sence of this necess AIRY information W
feel warranted in saying the address Il
this particular is a deliberate deception
We do not believe one single Democrs
has given his sanction to 1t.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-30
CHARGED WITH BRIBING LEG
ISLATORS.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug 29.-In the
legislative bribery cases to- day true bills
were returned by the grand jury against
Charles b. Salter, E. l.. McCune and
William II. Kemble for corrupt solicita-
ton of members of the Legislature. A
number of members testified tina.
money had been guaranteed them for
their votes in favor of the riot bi |. The
cases will be tried November II. True
bills were found against Charles B.
Salter, Jesse R. Crawford and VIM. II.
kemble for perjury and the defendants
have b. en- required to enter bail in the
sum of ST., 900 on each indictment. The
grand jury has ordered the district ut.
torhey to prepare an indicf ment agains,
Representatives Smith, Petroff, Rum.
berger, Armstrong and Clarke for cor
rupt solicitations. The bills against
VIM. Fl. X mble and Charles b. Saltel
for conspiracy were ignored.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-30
TREASURER DURFEE NOT
CRIMINAL.

FALL RIVER, MASS, Aug. 29.-The
official inspections into the books of the
Mechanics mill are completed and the
parties who made the examination re-
port them correct and that they find no
evidence Of a criminal nature in the
transaction. of the late treasurer Durfee.
1t is expected that the grand jury, which
meets at Taunton next week, will fail
to find any indictment against him.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-30

For City COUNCIL.
First Ward-t To be fiied'l
second Ward-RoBERT Ii. TAYLOR.
Third Ward-WILLIANH h. BLAKE.
rourth Ward-LAwIs PAINTER, i've year
term 0EoRaE ABELr, one year term.
r,oh Ward-JAs. CARMICHAEL, Two year
tenn; ALvAN ALLEN. one year 'ei"'
Sixth Ward-JAMxs Ii. PRICE.
Eleventh. Wsrd-JoHN M. MAcKLiS'
Eighth Ward-wn. MoMEsAMIS.
Mann Ward-aEo. T. BARNHIL, Two year
term; MARTIN FARRELL. one SeAf
term,
Tenth ward-DENNIs j. MENTION. two
wear term VIM. HASNA, one year tei N.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-30
DEMOCRATS BEWARE OF SPLI


Democrats examine your tickets be-
fore you vote. Be sure all the names
are rightly spelled.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-30

Mrs. Sprague's beautiful country place,
two miles u nth Of Washington, where
her faith, hveu when chief. ustloe, and
which was her legacy from lin, Is ad
vertised for rent. ut $500 per month,
farm, house and furnitur... The servants
know nothing of Mr.. SpraRue's Int n
tentious Tow, but say that when she left,
the LIST of July, she expected to return
then In October. Her agent declines IA
communi cate any particulars, and only
seems toknow that BIS WAS asked to fnd
Another investi ga'ibu has proven be.
yond doubt that DR.. Bulls b by syrup Ia
the best medicine for teething children
Price % cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-30
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but time ha
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for a weel
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The daily gazette., 1879-08-30

SAYS the Republican address, "Give
them a chance to demonstrate their faith
by their works" But their works tor "the
asst twenty years have been against
them" 1t is bad and the voters cannot
afford to put faith in their promises
now.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-30

a Mary
Wednesday
! R. R.,
! track al
soun
|lble to sd
Snsville,
p Of a pl |
the woI
BAD been
hpers foul
Indeed md
was FL
ltiyes in
info
went I'd
! train,
AM had d
pck. I
q Mrs.
|pssion of
biSter-|
||let you
| AMI hot
the sad
|hen | "
] send \
Y | havt
Is ALL
|(ursday
| the jur
SEED cal
belf in
] brougl
q tran
bis ir,
Dung Re
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with !
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Elhtol
pen left
The daily gazette., 1879-08-30

The encampment of the Grand Army
of the Republic Of New Jersey. at Skill.
man Station, closed last evening.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-30

THE Republican address, "Help me
Casius or sink"
, 1879-06-24

hgents, ani nous others. In this way tho people
would rery soon learn 10 expect something OF
this Kind and would cxamtneit carefully before
giving ahy orders. II the nursery
Was such A ono as ftwnh thought hest to patrD,i-
jze, tlM purcl,aAc or order could l,r tnnlc. This
Enard against the plnEuc nntl protect both
nuracrymen and purchasers Of trees.
Tie conclusion was drawn from all the discus.
aion Of TIC sub1ocl, TINT, as ,l'c country grows
older, especially the GREAT West, the ntIrsery
busfnehs, II properly managed, must grow bet
ter and more extensive. In the frat settlement
of country, tue attention OF hll II devoted
cnrncAt'y to ahs struggle for existence. SItnply
those vegetables md 0rains Ore cultivated which
wilt thu must readily Rtvo sustcnnnce to life.
But, after tin1c, orchards arc set out, with TIM
rnd stlll in view Of making money. Tho next
step Is the cultivation of small p1ants, flowers,
and ornamental trees,-at first with tho etd In
view Of making home moro valuable Ia n money
point Ut View, but al length tho fovc uf The
beautiful lncscaacs, mud the cultivation Is carried
on Tor tile purc pleasure TINT is derived from II.
, 1879-06-24

Tlu Englltll papors OF Inne D bEng fultGr
particulars of CstJwGYo's ATTEMPT to open nr.
gotiatiolla with Lord Chelmsford. Thu cor.
respondent Of the UatlY 1aegrtnh tccgfnphs
FROM FIetermarftxhurg On May 10: "Crtywayu
koEt IN etlyoyA to Fort CRelmsfonl demanding to
know why We nre lighting with nnu Wishing to
XIII him. John Duun wnA sent Out tn interview
ll,cEl, bcat!ng the auswcr tllAt submission was
th bo sfI0wn by nets not wntsls, auu ii that WAS
done Celywayo md Ills chiefs mnu!d be Iun!cnt-
" treated. Tie etlyuys wure ttkeWsu informed
That stl future uyerturea mist be Alatlo 10 tlp
other column" Thu 'currespundunt Of the
Tally Neas susds d much fuller account from
ljurban, afay IL, liz SAYS;
last week an ess'issary of CctYwayo, Named
Nundwal,a, aud two uti!cra appeared Ut Fort
Chelmsford OIL II lnissol fr0tu tho king 10 auv
for peace john DuHn was sent by Con Crca-
lock Ia treat. liu sats thai Ca:Ywayo expressed
susprise ut thu Treatment tu Which hu had been
subjected: reiterated his .luwlllIugress
To Gght; sud that tbs quarrel was not
Of hs Own seeking, and tllas he deslral 10
Tive Ut pcace ~ the white mans s0n. Referring
10 III. coyonaton, ho naked, why do lllry mako
me King In thu morning and Kill luu III the alter.
nuont What lave / donc!' Tho reply WAS
given that he must ahow b. dpeds, not words,
Tie sincerity vi hI1 wisrs, unl tint II he Illi
bis chief men submitted they would uot bo
harshly Aea3t with. Tue messengers wcIo also
, 1879-06-24

. tteta ]Vrk sun.
The tlea OF cutting shipeannl through tho
Isthnus Of Panama Is ut lcnAt three and il bali
centnr.ea OLD. Fhlp II. OF Spain hal rouro
carefully survived by somo Flemish engineers,
but never pushed tho matter. tctor uoytiu, mi
EnEl!sl, Writos. In geographical treatise, pub
tshed In 0xInrd tn tl,e early part Of the spYcu-
tcenth century, oosarvcs f1nt many have NO.
tsoncti TO tho Conueel of spaEnu the cutting OF
layiE1blo Cl,nuno!l through this small 1stmus,
,tI.c A1olnesNs But ,,n Kings ut apaIne layp
not hitherto nttemptetl It, partly hseullsa II hn
should sMrloy The Americana In tho worke, ha
st0li Iubse ttcss fGw Of i!,en which his people
have suffered to li'c: parity bccauae tho slaves
whleh they yuarcIY buy out Of Africa doe but
suItlcu tor. the Mtnea and sugar-hollsca; hut
principally lest, llo tasaago by tfla Capo Of good
i,ops ba!nE lett, tthlas hces might beco,ua re-
eapt4ele u ryrlts." AMI hu gravuly argues, az
concluding Tca4an why tho canal lad l.cyor
bnen constr1rsc,s lin. uol il "not plca.el aE
aurh proud and llaughty enterprises"
, 1879-06-24

thaf!tnoo2a t7enn., Timer tDfm.h
ny TIC way, the error which all sorts OF money
lunatics full Into nbout Ohio Is ono OF tho curl
ostics Of American politics. Ohio Is known a,
the hon,c Of the "i'ce HAT rays can bc coil.
verted into money bT Government "ilat ~;
Ohio cities are headquarters for the Nationals: |:
Ohio IS the homo ot Cary md Gen. 1rInkcstoT; !;
altl yet Ohio Is sound 10 The cu.o On tie f1nan-
c'al question. 1fce people Mt large sre te most
prosperous In llle Union, and nnong tho most
intellectual 90 Garth. George pcndlcton, ut lie
zcnita OF his nopular'ty, was utterly beaten In
Ohio ON his scbemo 10 my $1,000, ,9oO, 900 five
tweni'es In lecal-,endcr pap:r. lie made that
the Issue 10 most vigorous canvass for Coy
s1nor and t,, WAS 'distanccd by Rutherford 3.
Hayes. !itlI Allen had The fcn1lrto.l raR. baby
Teclothcu, It's checks fscsllpantcd, and the brat
brought generally tn ~ closely resemble
hea!s!,y financial child ns possible, mud Haycs
ss 9srseu him as be- had served pendlesuu.
been the 11ain one before the people Of Ohio;
md as often hure they shown tl,as party dtt.
eipI!nc' nor sophistrrt nor any other ronsIdcsa.
t'on cnh Induce them to stnItify their H.
teillgepcc bg voting for an Is tdcc" which both
history and renson allow tn he in,prnct.cablc,
absnrl, ruiuous. II the majority III Congress
desire 70 do something for their ir,cnds IN iJhio,
tsiey ~lll Elre tic financial views nf thc Mat.
to[m n,Ris,s secondary paec n the canvass hcru
sumption has been splendid success. I3usl-
uess, under tho wholesome stimulus ul sound
money, IL rapidly Iysccoyerlng Failures are rare
Prices OF all prvlucts u the shop tic furnace,
20 ssandart! which will nay the labor which
brings them forth handsome profit. Tie State
Of Ohio Is the last place where an attempt 10
reverse thls condition. or to seriously disturb 1t,
ean e. be tried withsueccs.. The people un there,
like all sotad and intelligent communities, are
conservative. Rant cocs for little nmomc them.
They look 70 results, nrni. when they hare "a
good thtng," they know enough 10 keep It.
, 1879-06-24
1.x-CpDft.lsrAtes Nut El!E!ble.


Jil9o Advocate uen. Srh0oley, Ut te Grand
Army Of tlI, Republic, las lust iial peculiar
cnxo auhnttcd to hin. officially fnr his docisiou
by Post Hu. 01, Of buffalo. 1t Is the application
buffalo, for admission to tlia irund ARMY Of
the Republic. 4e lived III Missouri when tho
Wnr broke out, and wns drafted in the CoMtud-
erate asmy, where Ee served alx months altl u.
capcd. llG then jpined thu Federal urlny, u,,d
remained With It ii t.ts pnl Of llla War. serving
well and faithfully, ny testitltd to bY his coal-
mantltng o.'lrcrs. II intjmatctl Ia tho cumn,u.
1lcauon tliAt, shonl.t Judge Schoolsy decide
Grand Army, 10 upreal will W takon 10 tlsu
tirand Artuy Eucasnpnent, Which meets 1t Al,
hany the lBtt sust. Judge bcllooloY has decided
tn tie IesutYc III the application. aA tLa eanatt.
has eyer torno arms aga!nat tho untcd States "a
eligible tu membership. .,
, 1879-06-24
...fiIMERA|iS.

SNtt1t EdTTksEnfltte7te Of Thf Tf3bunS.
DECATUR. 1ll,. jung 2a.--1!.e funeral Of the
late Capt. Joseph L. p.,Leako took place fr,.n tho
Eulscopal Church this afternoon ut 1 O'clock -
tho Rector, t!,e Rev Walter II. Moore, o.llciat-
Ing. The remains wera followed to the grave
by company Of veterans, p!atoon Of police,
tho Mayor A,la City Council, md by members of
% Mason @ Ledge No, 8, A: ~ n.i s,; 4. II. At thu
wnst, thu veterans fired tllrea military sal,,tcs
in honor Of Their seati colnnula4 The derc.sed
,Ya. u uatvo Of lrelasd n,ll Was 50 years OF acu,
uo'ssrycA tn {ho lutc War as Capsaln Of CON
puny X, 1'MrtY-1ttl. RcgImct!t, 1iidhna Volun.
tcers, which was uttaci,rd to the Seeoud Brigade,
First Division, Fourth Army Corps. 1t was nj
Irish regiment, md Lcnke was tho only Grunge
man under Cnl. MulIen's conit,and: In 187t-'I
hu was Aldcrsnam IRON the Fifth Ward of this
city, and afterwards was OH tho pollce-foyce.
THIS funeral was very largely attended BY his
conntsyHcn and friends.
Tho funeral. Ok Solomon J.. rnrt1v, ngrd 03.
took plntu to-dny at II o'clock. liz tYas ono Of
the old settlers Of Decatur.
, 1879-06-24
SOLOYIEFF,
Tho ConFfetton nnl Execution OF the Man
Who Attempted Ia, XIII tho Gear.
rAs In fo.A

I',p" W. ,'", "na ,..eeu..on ,t,., OF INC man
o n,.s,I, nI*ea 20. MI tno czar'
ni,pa'sAt' ~ :. Londoa Ti'nts
attempting to shoot TIC Cznr, which began on
Friday, has ended in ,cotrncc n ,bo crac,,'
Inn NJ n, ns.n,-t, .ris.,a ..,t.- ~ N
s".. 49,. y. ~. "7sna. A"sce Witnesses were
pfe'ensed " duty from appearing, but all
parties agreed IL proceed with the trial. The
indictment rccupituated the tlatn,l. of lin
rrtmc already nuhl,.hed o,ono WI, ,ha r.,,..
t,,r .,a,a.,c,,. r ~ 49, , sS nv" nv 'o'""'
question put for the purpose of formally cstab-
fishing ufs identity, tie prisoner added thai.
though banttz.d in tl,c Clrtno,1ov 1,,,,,x,,, ~
hel,evo, T., ~ ,rosa ,r,,n,ss '''I4.' I., no
,n,rn,v - ra,ner,,ao NJ ' Nv ""e,eup'" sae 'nlee %
to express opinions about religion. ao,oyicN
pIeaucd euitty. nllcptnr that hc had 1,oo,
nromn,c,l tn commit tnc c,,,no IL, ,,o %oo.
s.a.p,, ~ ,s ,,'s ~. ata, te y, ,no .oess4Gs M
and Its party were not satisfied with tho exist.
ing order of things, und condemned tho untr,t
division OF labor anti capitnl. As the minority
who enjoyed the blessings OF civilization to ,lI
mal;c concessions Of tlctr uwn frea Wit .i,.r
urrlst be compelled s.ts forcu to do so nn, arar
fntl therefore been declared against the Russian
Government. "We arc foes OF tlc Govern
Formerly, however, hu Ind meyer tbn,pht ri
reglcide the notion ctnr !lrst suggested II, lin
after the eeyere police measures resulting frI,m
the attenlp. to nssassluatc ticu, Uren.
teln. He had doue the dced nj hi.
own accord, an't had no accompIices. Ever
since tho beginning Of Lent ho la.l
cured from an acquaintance named FIatkn, and
for which he cansod special pocket. to be f,n,le
committing the crime he had been wl.li his T,a-
rents. alleging next day on leaving that he WA
going to Moscow, though he passed The follow.
, 1879-06-24

poor. .hox.. .Ah coin after coin emerged from tlA
npertufo In rapid succession, al though cohiurcd
printer Of the money, thu hcallo thddght, III to
call III policeman. The ond Of tho wlAtcrone
va found to bo ihtckty laid over with glue In
tha way the mysterious robberfes were account
cd Tor, a. letters wero found on tho prisoner
lnE .ytrY handsome income by Tic Simple
method described above. Ita cnntr1l Offices arc
a. Geneva; 1t has an administrative council, a
finance committee, and many branch establish
common fund 500 day at least,