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Daily Republican., 1879-01-03
We RECKON that we will b- called

We RECKON that we will b- called
dirty birds seain II We publish
what the Philadelphia Epening Bulletin
says of Bayard and the little State Of
Delaware, but as the Erery Epe"'ng is
filled with extracts Of laudations of the
Delaware Senator, We will publish the
following from the paper named, fear
ing that the editor of the "E. E." may
overlook it:
"Mr. Bayard's personal organ in
Wilmington complains because Mr..
rhurman's organ in Cincinnati sneers
at the size OF Delaware. This does
seem hard, for it is the fault neither Of
Mr.. Bayard nor his organ that Della
ware is diminutive. In point of fact
both of them would like very much to
have it larger, because Mr.. Bayard is
at a disadvantage when he enters the
National Convention with delegation
consisting of one man and 10y, while
his rivals have hosts of followers. Mr..
Bayard suffers in another way, too.
Mr.. Thurman sits in the Senate as the
choice OF Legislature which was elect
ed by majority Of the voters OF Ohio'
INT al fnnrth it tht4 vpt.r- al
Delaware are unrs presented in the Leg
isIa,ure nobody knows whether Mr..
Bayard is popular favorite or not.
HIS organ might find it profitable to
grind out tune OF two on that theme.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-03

LIVERY BARREL WARRANTED
n Choice Family flour, and only 80 p
barrel 1T makes beautiful bread. Best ii0l
4 for 70 his. Very good nice white iiOGr
cents for Is B,s Best Silver Mopntnin Bucl
wheat meal 70 cents per quarter, or per Il
MS. $50. Cash only. To save money gtS
sea trial. Wagon grease boxes for y ct
W. N. CHANDLER, OIL Market street.
dc6-ti
Daily Republican., 1879-01-03

The Erry LrcniHg in its southern
New Years greeting, in proclaiming its
feal,v to the State of Delaware, says, it
will denounce all who hat" our stat"
and who lose no opportunity to abuse
and vilifv it. and will ask all real
D4lawareans, whether native born or
MOTTO assist it in Is condemnation, We
do not know of any Drlawareans native
or to the manor born who hate Della
ware, but we know Of many who do not
approve of all her laws and customs, and
il speaking against such laws and ems.
toms constitutes treason in the eyes Of
the E. +. we cannot help it, In that
casr the Editor Of the Ecry Ercnjng and
Ned Lrary who are real native horns
will have to take he helm aud steer
the reform ship. As for the sncers
of tn" concerted coxconb who edits the
Every Evening" "" pay no attention
to them, as We came to Delaware when
the aforesaid editor. was billing, cooling
and puking i'll his mothers lap.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-03

THE total coinage at the United States
Mint for the year just closed was as
follows: 90, 754, 3s9 pieces, valued at
s25, 22G, 27S.50. o. this amount there
were double eagles. SAB, G4j; eagles, 70, .
500; half eagles, l3l 40; three dollars,
2,344; quarter eagles, 2S6, $50; dollars,
f .CldD 1920; dollars, (sllyer) 10, 509,-
90; trade dollars, 900; half dollars,
! 37S, 400; quarter dollars, 2,26o, 500;
twenty cent pieces, 600; Zines, 1885,
500, iive-crnt pieces, 1850; three cent
pieces. 1850; cents, $780, J..
Daily Republican., 1879-01-03
PUMps.-Are mad

DLATCHLEY'S PUMPS.-Are made
ID to suit cisterns or wells Of any depth
from 10 to 70 ieet, either plain or lined with
galvanized iron, or seamless drawn tube cop
per We keep in stock a complete assortment
size. length and price, from the cheapest
the MOST PERFECT AND IMPROVED
PUMP THATCAN BE MADE. Our manu-
featuring facilities enables, US to furnish the
hest pumps AT PRICES BUT LITTLE
ABOVE SECOND AND THlRD-RATE
GOODS. When buying pumps, see that
they have MY TRADE MARK AND AM f.
# not for sale in your town, your orders can
always be filled without delay at 40 Marke
Street, one door from Fifth Street, south side
Philadelphia G. e. BLATCHLEY,
jc2U6mw Manufacturer.
S,MIT'H'S BEST CALCINED PLASTER,
> large barrels S2l2L cash, delivered In
ny part Of the clly. JOHN W. GRIFFITH
decl8-tf
Daily Republican., 1879-01-03

II is an old saying that
" Goods we'll bought are
hall sold, We have found
This maxim particularly
true This season.
An the first place we were
remarkably correct in Sc
'."tins those styles and
lakes OF goods which were
..dapted to the cultivated
tastes of .Our CustO mers, /,
and we placed upon them in
the iirst place prices which
could not be und. rsOid at
any time during the season,
consequently we were not
Obliged to mark our prices
down which would have
caused early purchasers TO
pay more for their gOOdsthan
those who made them Ia ter.
We now feel the time has
come when il isexpedient to
close out our entire stock OF
Plain and FanCyDreSs Goods
haW!s, Coats, CaSSimeres,
lOthS ana Blank els, and to
accom- piiSh this we have
marked such prices on the
above that cannot fail 10 be
readily seen and apprecia.
ted by those who have de
ferrd their purchases until
now.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-03

DhONOGRAPH A. MacDon1
l. will take a class of ten or more pcrto]
at half price, during the first week Of Jannaj
Glasses at reduced rates in French and SPJ
fish, Sayille building, Sixth and M"
streets, third floor. dc26lH
Daily Republican., 1879-01-03

Mrs. GEN. SHERMAN, wife OF 1.-THE To,
WI soldier, says: 81 have ircquch9
purchased Durnng's Rheumatic Remedy
friends suffering with rheumatism, ana
e,e,y instance 1t worked like magic ~
by all Drug !i"ts. send for circular 10 y.
'hELPHENSTlNE, Druggist, washington
Daily Republican., 1879-01-03

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Daily Republican., 1879-01-03
n SALE I

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THE AFGHAN WAR.
Details of the Withdrawal Of the Ameer,

LONDON, January 4. The viceroy of India
telegraphs December 3lst the details of the
Ameer's withdrawal from Cabul
The Ameer held durbar on December
10th, when it was resolved that after the fall
of Ali Musjid and Peiwar no further reliance
could be placed on his troops or resistance
offered. The Ameer therefore concluded to
seek Russian protection and place his case
before European congress, leaving Yakoob
Khan, his son, in charge. Yakoob Khan was
released the same day, an oath administered
that he should do as the Ameer directed.
The Ameer left Cabul December 18th. His
authority had almost disappeared.
A despatch from the viceroy January Sd,
says that the Cabul chief has written to Gen.
Roberts offering his services. He says the
Ameer has gone to st. Petersburg.
TAsHKEND TuRkEsTAN, January 2. At
the farewell interview on the 3lst ult., of
four emssaries of the Ameer of Afghanistan
with the Russian commander Gen. Kaufman,
the latter in a short address declared that the
Gar absolutely refused to intervene in the
affairs of Afghanistan.
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ILLINOIS,,
Bnrning Of one Of the Finest Edifices i'm
Chicago,

CHICAGO, January 4. 4 fire broke out at
p. NJ, Saturday, in the large block, corner of
Dearborn and Adams streets, known as Hon
ore Block and occupied by the United States
Post Office, and for military headquarters by
Gen. Sheridan.
The building is the property of the Con-
necticut Mutual Insurance Company, and is
one of the finest edifices in the city. Judge
Lawrence, Robert Il. Lincoln and others,
prominent lawyers, also have offices in the
building
The fire originated in a carpenter shop in
the basement, and swept up the hatchway to
the roof, in few minutes, driving out the
tenants from all the floors.
The basement, first second and fifth floors
were occupied by the post Office, and the third
floor by Gen. Sheridan's headquarters. and
the fourth floor by military officers and law
yers.
The building was damaged over 500, 900 :;
Gen. Sheridan lost some papers, and the post
office loses Sl5, 900 worth of stamped letters
The damage was confined to the three upper
floors.
Several post office employees escaped bv
sliding down long rope from the roof to the
ground The mail matter was saved, The
post office removed to Singer Building, and
mails left Saturday night as usual
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THE CORNISH BANK.
More Financial Disasters.

LONDON January 4. correspondent of
the Telegraph from Truro, Cornwall, says as
follows
Great constination here this forenoon i'm
consequence of notice pasted on the door of
the Cornish Bank announcing it was closed.
Untavorable reports have been in circulation
for few days as to its stability, but the gen
eral feeling was of confidence, although
there was slight run on the bank. 1t is
hoped the suspension is only temporary, but
nothing definite can be known for few days
The bank did very large business in min
ing and other commercial enterprises.
LONDON January 4. The Cornish Bank
belongs to Tweddie, Williams Co., and was
established about one hundred and ten years
ago. The bank has branches at Falmouth
Penryn and Pedruth
Sir Frederick Williams. member of par
Lament for Truro, who died recently, held
one-thrd of the concern, and his widow is
sole executor The bank had an authorized
issue of f49, 900 to meet.
A despatch from Plymouth says the stop
page of the Cornish Bank will cause terrible
distress among the traders of West Cornwall
The immediate cause of the suspension was
a run on the bank which has taken place dur
ing the last fortnight.
The further stoppage of Cornish mines is
inevitable, and the failure of many private
firms must follow.
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MAINE INSANE HOSPITAL.


f. l.. Pattangall, e. w. Woodbury., John
T. Gilman, Fred Il. Richards, II. A. Shorey,
J. S. Gushing, Trustees of the Maine Insane
Hospital, have submitted their annual report
to the Governor and Council. They report
the past year as successful one in the history
of the institution. A considerable amount of
the funds has been expended in making nee
essary Improvements. A steam washing ma
chine has been put into the laundry. The
Hoyt farm. adjoining the hospital farm, has
been bought The erection of barn 100 feet
long, ~ feet wide, has supplied want long
felt. 1t is substantial. durable structure !;
the whole amount expended therefor is So
061.96. The water storage has been increased.
The farm now contains $40 acres and is in
good condition The hay crop of 27j tons
was the largest ever produced on the farm, as
was also the potato crop of IBIS bushels.
The following comparative statement shows
the increase production of the farm from 1874
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THE DUBLIN RECEPTION.
General Grants Speech.

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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
The Election of Bulgarian Prince.

SOPHIA, January L. The assembly of Bull
garian mobiles which will assemble at Tirnova
January 18th, and elect Prince, will con-
sist of three classes. The first will comprise
presidents of municipal and judicial councils
OF all the Bulgarian communes and will num-
Der one hundred and twenty-four representa-
tives.
The second class will be composed of one
hundred and twenty members elected by the
people, each representing eleven thousand in
habitants
The third class will consist of nine Bull
garian bishops, one Greek bishop, one multi
and one grand rabbi. In addition to these
two hundred and fifty-six, Prince Dandoukof
korskof will nominate thirty, selecting, ii is
believed, dozen Turks, so that the Turkish
element will be proportionately represented.
CoNsTANTrNoPLE, January 4. The COM
missioners to arrange the delimitation of the
Greek frontier will assemble at Arda, the
proposal to sit at Athens, having been aban-
doned. Vahen Effendi has declined the APP,
pointment of commissioner.
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A SHOCKING AFFAIR.
4 Man Kills His Wife.

TArSroN, January I. Gardner Tingley,
residing on South Main street. Attleboro, cut
his wifes throat this morning, and afterwards
cut his own.
1t appears that about one o'clock, this
morning he threatened the life of his wife
and two children, and his wifc's mother went
to give the alarm. When the officers re-
turned, Mrs. Tingley was dead and Mr..
Tingley just alive. 1t is thought Tingley
will recover.
Tingley is between thirty and forty years
old. He would have killed his three children
also, If his wife's mother had not taken them
with her when she gave the alarm. He dull
ed the razor so much trying to cut the bones
of his wite's throat, that it was impossible to
cut his own throat SUCCESSFULLY
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON, January 4. Another death among
the seamen wounded by the explosion of the
gun on the Thunderer. The other sufferers
are doing well.
Cork. January 1. At meeting of the
town council Friday after several bitter
speeches by Catholic members, motion that
the letter of the United States consul at
Queenstown, announcing General Grants
coming be simply endorsed read, was car
ried without dissenting vote. Theprevious
motion to give General Grant proper recep-
ton, was ignored.
BERLIN, January 4. The Tagblatt an
nounees that the free trade members of the
reichstag intend making a demonstration
against Bismarck's physical policy
A great meeting of German Catholics il
impending at Fulda to consider the sitsiation
between church and state. 81 y e > e.
aPAkIs, January s. The senatorial cleo
tons which took place to-day resulted in =
great republican triumph.
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GEORGIA..
Burning Of II Hotel. Skating Rink and
Thirteen Stores.

CoLUMBus, January I. The Rankin House,
with skating rink and thirteen stores under
meath, was destroyed by fire Friday. The
hotel and stores were valued at $40. 900; in
sured S22 900. While burning another fire
two blocks above, destroyed the stores of Pol
lard & Harris, Frank Perry and the Wheeler
4 Wilson Machine Agency; loss, $1,000.
Both of the steam engines became disabled
during the fire, and only two hand engines
were available. Two steamers came from
Macon in answer to call At one time it
feared the whole town would go.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec journal.
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Meeting of Fishermen.

GLOUCESTER, January 4. Meeting of fisher
men held Saturday night to consider injury
resulting to business from fishery provision
of Washington treaty and to consider what
measures of relief should be sought Sever
al addresses were made, the prevailing scnt-
ment being that fishery clauses of treaty have
operated di,astrously for New England fish
ing interests. After full discussion of qucs-
ton it was voted a committee of three be APP
pointed To prepare memorial expressing
sentiments of the meeting and report same at
an adjourned meeting next Saturday night.
Funeral of Caleb Cushing.
NEwBURYPoRr. January D. The funeral of
General Caleb Gushing on Monday afternoon
will be SO far public that the house will be
opened to all business suspended generally,
all bells tollcd and flags displayed at half
mast
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The municipal assembly at st. Louis, Fri
day, authorized the board of health to regu-
late houses of ill fame on sanitary basis.
The New Orleans Board of Health has in
structed the quarantine authorities to fumi-
gate vessels from South and Central Ameri-
can and West Indian ports, to prevent the
small pox.
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LABOR TROUBLES.
The English Labor Question.

LONDON, January 4. There are indica-
tons of the intention, on the part of the en-
ployers in the west of SCOTLAND to return to
the aggregate of fifty -four hours, as the
weekly quota of labor. One or two large es-
Establishments have already posted notices to
that effect. The men have taken no action
yet but hold a meeting next week
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NOVA SCOTIA.
Chamber of Commerce,

HALIFAX, January 4. The Chamber of
Commerce held another meeting and again
discussed the question to be brought before
the Dominion board of trade at Ottawa The
duty imposed on lobster cans by the United
States, was discussed, and resolution passed
to appeal to the government TO take such
means as are necessary to make Halifax the
winter port of the Dominion, and the dele
gates are to be requested to bring the subject
before the Dominion board of trade, and use
all their energies when the question is dis
cussed.
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NEW BRUNSWICK.
Marine News.

ST. JOHN, January4. Capt. Knox, who
went to Bristol, Me-, to look after the re-
mains of his brother, Capt. w. A. Knox, who
was lost with the schooner Charlie Bell, has
returned home. The bodies of the men who
were drowned were not recovered, and posi-
bly, never will be found. Kimball, the only
man saved, was washed ashore on Thumb
Cap Island, on a barrel. He was found on
the shore, bruised and helpless, twenty-four
hours after the wreck. A sail-maker named
John Hamlin, was passenger on the Charlie
Bell and was drowned with the crew.
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WEST VIRGINIA..
Destructive Fire.

CINCINNATI, January 4. A Huntington,
West Virginia, despatch says that fire is
raging in that place. Five houses have been
DESTROYED, including the principal hotel.
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General Chamberlain since his return from
Europe has been moving energehcally %
cure large endowment for Bowdoin College,
of which he is President. Mr.. Henry Wink
ley Of Philadelphia has just sent him SIC, 600
for this purpose, and we understand that he
has been assured Of very generous and imine
date aid from other quarters SO that there
can be no doubt that the College will be
greatly strengthened in its effectiveness. 1t
Is said also that considerable legacies TO the
College have been written in several wills
lately made
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ARRESTED FOR SEDUCTION,


LONDON, January 4. Major Seeley,
wealthy American, who spent year at the
Hoffman House, Dorchester, near this city,
with his wife and family. was arrested for Sc
ducing daughter of the proprietor, Miss
Addie Hoffman, who a short time ago was
confined. About the time of the arrest the
Major was making preparations to start for
Colorado.
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ns- 1t is earnestly requested that all ladies and
gentlemen taking part in the stage entertainment to
be given during the Monumental Fair, viii meet at
Granite Hall at Il L. VI, on Tuesday next, January
9TH. Reeollect the fair commences January 18th.
week FROM tonight. jon6t2t
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FREE

TTNO all men and boys in the State of Maine, an
equal chance to obtain good SUIT of clothes by
simply guessing the number of workmen (both in
and out of their shop that HUNTINGTON, MASON &
Co will employ from Jan. 1st 1872 to Jan. 1st 1880
to manufacture Fine Clothing for their trade, at
their Popular One Price Clothing Store, 100 Water
ST., Augusta, Me. Send your estimate with name
and place of residence as YOU see this adver.
tisement. The or boy guessing the exact num-
Der the number nearest TO 1t first will receive the
clothes at the end of the year. HUNTINGTON, Ma
SON & Co., Manufacturers and Dealers in Fine Cloth
ing. janltlw
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FLORIDA.
The Timber Seizures.

PENSACOLA, January 4. The timber seiz-
urcs which commenced at Milton, Santa Rosa
county, have extended to this city. The
special agent of the interior department has
seized one thousand sticks of keyser, Judah
Co., at their boom in Pensacola.
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FINANCIAL MATTERS.
The Specie Treasury Balance Reported
Increasing.

NEW YORK, January 4. Up to noon the
U. S. Assistant Treasurer has paid out $4,000
gold for legal tender notes, and has taken in
$4,000 gold for legal tender notes. The
banks, too, generally report they are taking
in more gold than they are paying out.
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VIRGINIA..
Marine Disasters.

NORFOLK, January I. Capt. Taylor of the
Providence steamer Mcclellan, reports that
the schooner Richard $. Ncwcomb is fast in
the ice off Brush Bluff Shoals small sloop
is sunk off Seawelrs Point; the German ship
Leipzig is ashore off Seven Fast Knoll, and
an ice boat is at work on her
Later dispatches say the Leipsig got off
and proceeded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-06
Funeral Of Judge Sherman.

CLEVELAND, January 4. The funeral serv-
ices of Judge Sherman were held at his late
residence in this city, Saturday morning,
Bishop Bedell officiating. A large number
of friends and relatives were in attendance.
among whom were Sec'y Sherman, General
Sherman, Senator Cameron and wife and
Gen. Miles and WIFE