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Daily Republican., 1880-06-23

Peoples OptniOnA Taken Down
aud Typed for livery body.

Idont care IL he wae a Colsnsl. III
have my way about IL, when he is nom.
mated and the club m axes its parade
1e'll have "Colonel Nhomas frarciS
Bayard" upon our trR uBparencies.--
Member Of jefferson Club.
1t seems strange that in view OF the
fearful lesson taught by the 6auerlan
der accident the City Council should
hesitate to take steps upon the matter
Of dangerous oil. The oil inspector
upon which Council caucusssd last
night should be capable man sD.i one
who knows more about oil than sbout
ward politics. Wilmington Physician.
1.-The Bayard delegation hold together
until the sixth ballot Delawars's iavSr-
ite son will be nominatsd--George
Alfred Townsend. [Gath.
Some thing should be done in the
matter of gas lights. Every morning
as early as 2 o'clock the extingnisher
commences his rounds and by 3 o'clock
all the street lamps up Market and
King streets from Front to Ninth are
ont, leaving these highways In total
rkness.-Sergeant Of Police Legg.
No vessels will be allowed to enter
this port during the rest Of the season
unless examined by the Port Physician
The city's health demands this-Presi-
dent Singley.
Why do not more Of the Republicans
organizsf Thus far only two cam
psign clubs have been formed, and one
Of these il composed Of colored men.
There is plenty Of room and much work
fer new organizations to do.-Leading
Republican.
The Delaware Sugar Beet Company
has every thing to encourage 1t and the
prospects are thLt the mill will have
all the beets 1t can use, even with i'm
proved machinery and larger capacity.
George W. Stone.
The Democratic Convention, II not
devoid Of honor, will nominate Samuel
j. Tildsu.-Martin Farrell.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-23
AFreMt Of Q Pirate.

A colorsd man, dressed in wonan's
clothing, Was arrested on a train at
Havre de Grace. Md, last Saturday.
On Monday he was identified by w.
w. selby, mate Of the schooner "Migno-
netts," as George Thompson, who, on
the night Of the 3lSt ult., while the
schooner was in the James, killed the
captain and cook. Thompson was COM
mitted " the Hartford county Jail TO
await reqaisition from Virginia.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-23
all the way from 165 to $50 yo.es Or
the first tallot.

all the way from 165 to $50 yo.es 0,
the first BALLOT.
Mississippi will give eight votes fo
Bayard, four for Hancock, three foI
Field and one for Til1en.
Kansas will give its ten votes to The
man who ia acceptable to New YorE
and Indiana. Her frBt choice is joe
Parker, of New Jersey, and her second
Is Hancock.
On the frst ballot Kentucky's voice
will be 3 for Bayard, Z for Hendricks,
2 for Thurman, and the rest Of the "a
scattering, but mostly for Hancock. The
Kentuckiars consider Seymour and
Hendricks the coming sicket.
North Carolina will give Hancock o
majority on the frat trial, but on the
next ballot Bsyard will get II and
Hancock 3, and after that Bayard will
have all.
Wisconsin now intends TO give her
20 votes to Seymour, If in the field /; II
not, Bayard will get the most Of them;
Payne and Field none, and Hancock ]
on first ballot, after which the division
will be between Bayard and Hancock.
Nevada will 60 solid for TiIden, If in
the field.
II is an even chance that Tennessee
will go for Bsyard or Hsne Jek after the
first ballot.
II is said that q strong anti Chinese
immigration plank has been adopted
tonight by the Committee en- Resolu-
tions. The Monroe doctrine is also to be
affirmed.
twas with considerable difficulty
that the National committee found a
clergyman who voted the Democratic
ticket and 1t was with quite flourish
that Chairman Barnun introduced to
the audience the Rev. c. W. Wendle,
Pastor Of a Unitarian church in this
city. When he began his prayer there
was an amusing display Of indecisiou
among the delegates, who did not seem
to know what Was the proper thing to
do. Several delegates who were ac
quainted with the customs observed in
churches, cried out: "stand up, stand
up" And in response TO this com.
mand, most of the delegates arose,
while storm Of Kisses, combined with
the noise occasioned by their move.
ments, drowned the opening words Of
the prayer. The Rev. Mr.. Wendle
prayed so long that some Of his listen,
ers became weary, and there was lit
tie applause when he said "Amsn."
Daily Republican., 1880-06-23
NeWnpaper change.

The editorial staff of the Merning
News has undergone a change since
Saturday last. Mr.. 4. l.. Vallandig-
ham retires from the position Of night
editor and takes charge Of the business
department. Charles Reynolds takes
Mr.. VS.. place as night editor, and
Arthur Franklin Francis is City editor
as usual. A new reporter will be put
on the street.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-23
HOREFEOsI CIROISNATI.
fha Woman Suffrage Assoc.affom
nsG EscosnittOn-TrOabie In the
Chic Delegation,

fha Woman Suffrage Assoc,a,ton
aeH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I'm the
Ohio Delegation.
sp eial Dispatch for the Republican.
CINCINNATI, June 23-l1,30 A. NJ
The woman's rights suffrage association
Lave presented q petition asking:
First-The national rights Of indi-
yiduRls.
eseond-The equality Of these rights.
The Ohio delegation are making
troaSle for Payne, through sptions
and If ii is found that he cannot bc
nominated on the third or fourth hal
lot, the convention may adjourn until
tomorrow.
The Committee on permanent organ
iza'ion is instructed to report ss5lo. 80
g. m.
Ihe committee on organization re-
ported bnt action was deferred uutif
the committee on Credentials reported.
The Credentials committees report is
now being read at II O'Clock.
The credentials committee reports
against the contestants in Msssashu-
sets and Pennsylvania aud against the
Tammany delegates in New York.
Great cheering followed the an
nouncement Of the result.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-23

Mrs. Kate Chase Sprague OF Rhode
Island, is in town attending the we'd
ding Of Miss Lille Febiger, to Mr.. Bebe,
Of New Haven, CT.
William II. Chadwick who for many
wears conducted the Museum at 20S
West Fourth street, visited our city on
Tuesday, in order to attend to some
bus iness aud shake hands with few
of his old friends. He ia now located
AZ Atlantic City, N. j., and 10 being
quite we'll patronlzsd.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-23
Fort Arrivals.

The schooner Grant, Capt. E. Grant
Nasker, from Suffolk, Va, 10 unload
ing spokes at Church street wharf con-
signed TO Buckingham Il Bro.
Schooner, Lizsie Hall from Frsderica.
Del, loaded with spokes, unloading 81
Tanall street wharf. consigned TO Buck
jnghsm 4 Bro.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-23
NEWS SUMMARY.

A Suicide - Death OF q College
ofessor-vermOst Republican
ConVenltOs - Incidents, Accf-
dents, Grimes, Casualties, 40.
DR.. James McCrea, q wel.-known
member OF the Philadelphia Board OF
Health, committed suicide early yes.
terday morning, at his residence, 2oo4
Delaney place. A Coroner's jury last
evening rendered q verdict Of suicide
during temporary alteration Of mind.
Professor John A. Gillespie, Profes.
sor Of Languages and Mathematics at
Loyola College, In Baltimore, was
seissd with spoplexy and drowned,
while bathing in the Patapsco riyer, ,sn
Monday. He was . native Of Boston
and only ~ years Of age.
The Repu ublican Convention Of Yer
mont, to nominate State officers, will
meet In Burlington to-day. 1t is be-
lieved that Colonel Roswell Fsrnhsm,
Of Bradford, will secure the nomination
for Governor.
The trial Of Rev. J. C. Bridgeman,
OK Indian agent at Keshina, Wis.,, for
making frau dulept returns to the Gov
eminent, resulted yesterday in his
asquittal on all the counts in the In
diotment.
James Brennan was stabbed by q
young man named Comford, in bar.
room quarrel at Bayonns, N. J. on Sun,
day night, and was In critical oondi'
ton yesterday. His assanant Is now
In jail.
The trial Of George Bennett, alias
Dickson, for the shooting of the Hon.
George Brown, in Toronto, resulted last
night, In q verdict Of wilful murder.
Bennett was sentenced to be hanged on
July I'D.
As q ferry boat was leaving her slip,
at Athens, N. Y, last night, one Of the
heavy weights attached to the bridge
fell upon three boys, iniuring them, it
Is belived, fatally.
A railroad fireman named Patterson
was sho. and fatally wounded by his
wife in St. Thomas, Ont, last night.
Jealousy was the cause.
Mrs. Holseman and her eighteen
months old infant were run over by a
train near Kankakee, ILL.,, on Monday.
The woman was fatally injured and the
child killed.
Mason Il Hadley's wire works at As
bury Park, N. J., suspended operations
on Monday. This threws rs hands out
Of employment.
Thompson b. Murch was, yesterday,
renominated for Representative in Con
gress by the Greenbackers Of the Fifth
District Of Maine.
During an ARRAY at Lsadville, Colo
rado, on Monday, J. P. 0'Brien fred al
Thomas HsgAn; but missed him and
killed William Cunningham. "Doe"
Norton thereupon fred at o'Brien aud
severely wounded him.
General John C. Fremont will accom-
pany the delegation OF California Pic.
neers from New York to Litiz, Pa, to.
morrow, to attend the funeral Of Gener'
nj Sutter.
The Republican Convention OF Maine
will meet in Augusta to-day. II is IN
derstood that Governor Davis will be
renominated by acolGmatlou.
The Governor Of Colorado yesterday
revoked the order placing Lsadville
under martial law.
President Hayes left Columbus, Ohio
last evening for Gambler, to attend the
college commencement 10 day.
The Mexican authorities have refus.
cd to allow U. g. troops to pursue Vic
toria's Indians on Mexican soil.
The hrst bale Of Virginia cotton has
been recsived in Petersburg, fortnight
earlier than usual.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-23
otheo.

". D. Wilson wishes to notify his
friends and customers that he has sold
ont bis business at Third and Walnut
4 nres!s, and hopes to get his accounts
ali in as soon as possible, as he expects
bpnoys to Rehoboth the lst Of July,
a ia known for the benefit Of his
health, and after that time he will be
VbEfd 10 give bis books in the hands
f !, soue one for collection.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-23
Iudfnns Disbmndt dtus, ,

It is reported from Tuscon, Arizonia.
that the band Ct the revolutionist Mar
qusz, was disbanded by its leader near
the Sonora line on the 18th inst. The
disbandment was ia consequence Of =
movement by the United States author
tiles to arrest the gang. Marquez re-
turned to Tuseon, and It ia said, has
gone to San Francisco.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-23
Premiums Awarded.

Miss Rose viHden and Miss Maggie
Harrigan, a former graduate OF the
Wesleyan Female College, were award
ed premiums for crayon drawings, on
Monday evening, at the Philadslphia
School of Design.
Miss Chellis M. Garrett, Of this city,
the daughter of Bli Garrett, Of ths
Edgsmoor Iron Company, received
premium for . crayon figure Of Venus,
. nd also gold medal for an original
design, sabject, "Darothsa al tls
Brook"
Daily Republican., 1880-06-23

Il. is told Of a certain well,known
young man about town, that he went to
the Butchers' Pio-nio at Resendale Park
8 nigh. or two ago and insulted a young
womsn. A crowd rushed Of him and
he had to seek protection Of the police
or be would have been badly beaten.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-23
DEATH RsY LiwMtntnr.

u,i"sS i~S louss sad two barns Of William
,ops,,oss M, ossT Waite Bridge, N. j., were
lgbt b'ea W lightning, on Monday
o,tr M vo a 'err!flo thuuder storm passed
aipSt t"J1,sanViiIe, N. j., ON Monday
which INas IoS accompanied by high wind
mill a, IVeiei trees and fences. Ths
| ID Nv w n,,a@,mond's !, Mills was consum.
Dutnr y nuehtnlng, with It's contents,
Wsp I,nl lug storm at Trenton, two mer
other li.o, lr one by lightnlng, and tn.
| usVlJ coal train, under which ht
"~f shelter from the rain,
Daily Republican., 1880-06-23
Impure BIeod,

,usrsl debility, scrofnla, erysipeias,
s;mnl.s. n Csrbuncles, unhealing cores
in5 I otbsr diseases demanding q treat
nspt asr essentially, tcnic, absorbent. al
Su,iv., S,. blood cleansing, blood making
,ni health restoring, yield readily t.
| that mos. perfect and elegant Of medi'
SDsl @ preparations, DR.. Browning'f
Tou;c and Alternative. Price 80 cents
,pl 81. For sale by the proprietor, W.
Champion Browning, NJ. D., l1l7 Arch
|,re,t philadelphia, and all druggists
and dealers In medicines.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-23

hs grand clearing out sale Of Dress
God3. White Damasse Piquss, Victoria
and Printed Lawns, Linens, Grass
Cloths, &9., now being held at Russell
1 Spercsr's. Extraordinary bargains
in every department Of their large and
veil selected stock Of dry goods and
Ins wares,
Daily Republican., 1880-06-23
ParasOls ana Sun Umbrellas.

ladies' in search of the best aSscrt-
BENT Of Parasols at the most reasonable
prices 3holld certainly inspect the stock
NRu3sell & Spencer. Ask TO see their
y inch Silk Umbrellas q 600. A real
kgain.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-23

s.,.i mT I Department., OfEos Of the Chief
A sDA nv once', Washington, June 23-l
p1Sa' p1Sn,'1.iSns an ta Wednssday-.For the
|larGns s Atlantic States, clear or partly
T,',sy ! weather; variable winds, mostly
,rm .ss stationary or higher tempera'
Daily Republican., 1880-06-23

Aths Opera House, on the evening
Shbuy's Troubadours performed, q
pair Of leather covered opera glasses,
IM which a liberal reward will be paid
returning ths same TO the RRPuBLl-
ban Office,
Daily Republican., 1880-06-23

Euj. ioroser, OF Huntington Falls,
l@lGomsry county, Pa, says that DR..
Snn'' White Pulmonio Ralsam saved
I'M ifom going into consumption. He
lar terrible cough, bat the Balsam
hT him. More than l6 years have
esed since this event, and he ia
'Hy yet. Price zoo. and 81. Depot,
And King streets Phila., COZ Arch
Faeet' Sold by dealers.
The large sales Of Or. Bliss "Death
SC'ia', proclaim it to be superior to
Ny Or all Other remedies. Depot, 2l7
W. UH' Third street, Wilmington, Del,
w Arch street, Philadelphia. Ask
oof druggist for it.
EVsrytOdy smokes Cbapm.n's 8 cen,
.4vsNaS' What everybody Z" Well.
''s' everybody. 9TH and shipley sts,
leaonsl N. l.. Janney, 3OS King
.yeI' makes r speciality Of lemons.
'a Sell remarkably cheap.
IL
Icinsll's Disrrhoea Mixture never
aI'' and "Cellulold" trusses never
'4f cut; for sale by N. B. Danforth,
'as8lSt, "a and Market streets.
'tlaI''r Powders freshly prepared
",tfy week at Hartnan's Drug Store,
" aud Poplar streets. Every powder
vi Weight. Try a boz.
W, sso' b. MetEper, the popular barbe,
NY al asiF cutter, is prepared TO shave
h.. sS9 a. may call at hip shop, No. 10,
,,3 9':Sle's tx Poultry Powder, for cholers
srO s.u, O.Asr diseases Of fowls, sold BY
SIs S.Vf " Fullerton, Druggiats, No. 80.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-23
REWADvERTIsKMENTs
r0uR WANT OF RoOMI -

E7yuR WANT OF ROOM
IL offer the following bar Es1zsI. Z,
gains: SIS for o good Melo EvS * va
deon, s2b tor good Melodeen, = "
$50 for good organ with suhbzss, $50 for .
goed Plane. &100 for 7 oct. Also several
good secondhand organs by Estey, Wood D.
Bmdett. Immense stoek Of new Pianos and
Organs at lowest possible prices. Easy
monthly payments.
e2sa. Ii. +. RDBELEN, TO Market gt.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-23

The Household Of Faith Billie school
will celebrate its third anniversary On
Sunday afternoon, July llth. The ex-
ercises, consisting Of music, recftations,
addresses, etc., will be very interest
/ ing.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-23

No 10 Z .-STREEr OAR LEAVES
~ Delaware ave. depot at $50 to connect
with boat; also the car that leaves Rising
San Depot at 7.25 on Sunday morning will be
at Foarth and Market in ample time for pas-
sengers to take the boat for Cape May. Boat
leaves Fourth street wharf at s.lS q. IN. on
Sunday. 623.lm
Daily Republican., 1880-06-23

Il, ~ s,ate OF tho ThersuOpseser
|nmUI,' ~I NEPVBL1CAS office, on Wednesday
SSo,'Nlng, June %:
'S9'S' se9 10 O'Clock, 1a o'clock,
W. $50 80
Daily Republican., 1880-06-23
The china and Japan war.

The steamer Belgio arrived at San
Francisco yesterday, with later advices
from China and Japan. II was reported
that Spain had threatened to occupy
ports in Formoss and blockade the Chi
nese coast if China refused an apology
and compensation for her alleged inter
ference with coolie emigration. 1t was
also reported that China, having refused
to acknowledge the Portuguese right to
the colony Of Macao, Portugal would
send war ships to enforce her claim.
Peru has grievance against China
similar to that Of Spain, and the three
Governments were giving each other
moral support in their demands. The
Governor Of Hong Kong supported the
position taken by China sgainst the
ooolie business. The treaty negotiated
with Russia by Chung How had been
published, and its provisions were
shown to favor Russia. It was believed
that Chung's life would be spared.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-23
A Sad Occurrence at the We s'
town Boarding school.

On Saturday last q sad case Of
drowning occurred at the bathing pool
Of the Westtown Boarding School, oi
which g little nine-year-old pupil ol
that institution, Thomas Russell, Of
Philadelphia, was the victim. The
circumstances are substantially as fol-
lows: Young Russell, In company
with o number Of his fellow-pupils,
had repaired to the place for the pur-
pose Of bathing, and 1t appears that
while enjoying their aquatic sports
Russell, who could not swim, got be-
yond his depth and sank to the bottom
and was only discovered when one Of
his comrades stepped upon him. He
was at once taken ont, and DR.. Massey,
Of West Chester, was dispatched for.
Rvery effort To resuscitats him was
made but without avail, the vital spark
having gone out forever. The unfer-
tunate little fellow was bright boy,
motherlsss, and had only been placed
at Westtown O few days before.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-23

Man 00REWARD- ~
DGOsOO LEM dark bay 10y
mare, heavy tail. white spo. on shoulders, I'M
shod, IL bands high, on Saturday evening,
from the field of the subscriber, near Glas-
gov, Del. A reward Of 5000 will be offered.
go 90 for tho reo0yery Of the mare and $1,000
ior the conviction of the thief.
62St2t NATHANIEL THOMPSON.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-23

b fall and complete assortment at Rus
etll& / SpeDosr'S. Prints al all prices,
lon 4. " Se. Per yard
Daily Republican., 1880-06-23
Reductions.

". n, KeDnsrd Il Co. have made
enS reductions in the prices of carpets
Pa dry goods.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-23

yXTANTEp.-TwO GOOD TIN ROOF
w srs. e. MURPHY, sl5 Shipisy ststa
Daily Republican., 1880-06-23

XNUR RENT-RO0MS-w OR
Y without board. sos shipley Ct sNtlm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-02

Tie facts in the star service case seem
to be briefly as follows: Among the appro.
priations which Congress cut down in
order to make IN economical showing, was
tho appropriation for the Postotlice De-
partment. After the limit-of expenditure
had thus been fixed, members Of Congress,
in order to gain favor ithdconStituents
or TO make contracts and places for mon
who wanted either or both, induced Sec.
Ond Assistant Postmaster Brady TO estab.
lish certain new routes or extend certain
service. the cost of which involved liabili.
ties In excess Of the amount provided for
by law. Hence the deficiency. While
this proceeding may convict Congressional
economists Of insincerlty and practical
duplicity, 1t does not furnish the slightest
excuse for tho misconduct OF Mr.. Brady.
The law was clear. He was bound
TO understand 1t and to measure
exactly the consequences OF his execution
OF It. He should have known and must
be assumed to have known, that the in!
creased service, undertaken at the instance
as he says OF Senators and Representa-
tivcs, would incur liabilities which the law
didn't authorize and which he had nomore
right to incur than he had to take money
from the Treasury without warrant Of law,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-02

TIDISus from st. Petersburg are very
grave. An important ukase dated on the
18th Of February is virtually proclama'
ton Of martial law for the whole Russian
Empire. A Supreme Executive Commits
sion is established at St. Petersburg "for
the preservation Of order;" and General
Melkoir is made It's chief To him are as
signed despotic powers. All Governors
OF Provinces as well as subordinate officers
are placed under his Jurisdiction. He is
endowed with power to send for persons
and papers "and TO adopt any means
which may appear to him desirable for
tho protection OF order in the Empire"
General Melikof has thereupon issued a
proclamation OF an ominous character.
He says in it that the government is COM
PEELED to take effectual measures to sup
press existing evils, Enthusiastically,
that he will shirk from no step, however
extreme, to attain this end. The London
Tin,rs has a dispatch from its St. Peters
burgcorrespondent that embodiesa gloomy
and foroboding picture. ltailirms that the
city is in a state Of panic and that the re-.
cent winter palace explosion has produced
n widespread feeling Of insecurity. 1t is
not now believed that the Car will make
any popular concessions on the anniver-
sary OF his accession to the throne.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-02

TIE Springfield Republican denies very
emphatically, Mr.. Conklings assertion in
his Utica speech that before Lincoln was
renominatcd in 1854 newspaper people
took canvasses Of the people, and found
that three.fourths Of them were opposed
to Lincoln" 1t says:
"These statements are false. There was
factions opposition to the candidacy Of
Mr.. Lincoln on the part Of sundry imprsc-
ticable radicals, but they knew better than
to canvass the people. Wade, Winter
Davis, Wendell Phillips, Mrs. L. Q. Stan
ton and her husband were leadere in that
opposition, and Fremont, a failure in
every place he had been given during the
war, was their favorite candidate. But the
movement was absolutely uninhuential.
There never was more emphatic certain:
ty OF public opinion than that in favor OF
Abraham Lincoln's denomination"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-02

TIE St. Louis Republican mentions an
other shipment OF an immense quantity OF
grain from st. Louis to New Orleans in a
fleet Of barges lowed by single boat.
The Iron Mountain, commanded by Capt.
John Greenough and owned by the
Mound City Transportation company,
left st. Louis last Saturday for New Or
leans with tow composed of barges
Great Republic, Iron Glad, Iron Duke,
Indiana and Illinois loaded with, in round
numbers, 100000 Bushels Of grain in bulk.
The freight bill for this shipment will
amount to about s27 900, while II shipped
by rail to New York at present rates 1t
would amount to sGO,75O. This speaks
volumes in favor OF the all.water route to
Europe, made available to the merchants
of the West by the success Of the Eads
jetty system.