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The daily gazette., 1880-12-28
DANcINa'

DANolNel
REOPENIHG OF A. s.. WEBSTER'S Sc
LECT DANCING ACADEMY.
Thursday Evening, September 9th,
Masonic TEMPLE, Wilmington, Del.
Ladies' and Gentlemen, Misses and Mas
ters wishing TO become proficient in all
the dances of the Say, and to learn the
new and more fashionable ones, will find
1t to their advantage to begin with the
opening of the season.
EVENING CLASSES.
Commencing Thursday, September 9th.
Gentlemen'E class Monday and Thursday
evenings from to 10 o'clock.
AFTERNOON GLASSES,
Commencing on Saturday, October ID,
Ladies' aud Misses and Masters class
thursdays from to Q, and Saturdays.
from 200 TO 400. Private lessons given
at any hour to suit convenience.
GLIDE AND RACQUET wALTzEs TAUGHT
IN FEW LESSONS.
| Special arrangements for Schools and
Seminaries, and ior private classes of
ladies or gentlemen, can be made by an
plying at the Academy. at Robelin A
Bros, No. 7l0 Market street. or by mall to
A. S. WEBSTER,
epA Masonic Nempie.
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Lord Houghton on "End0mion {"
will indeed by worth reading.
Though ayounger man than Beacons-
field, Lord Houghton is an elder man
of the world. He lived ON the inner
side of the charmed circle through
which the illustrious head Of the Tory
party has broken so thoroughly while
the aspiring son of Isaac d'Israeli
was preaching the Notifications with
the artillery Of his ambition and his
genius. He has not loved Beacons-
field nor Besconsfield him, and as
the Premier has thought fit to chal-
lenge him with spirited caricature
in the character of Mr.. BERTHE Ire
mayne he will certainly shit back"
with emphasis. =.
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soARp or EDUCATION.

A LONG DRAWN OUT SESSION LAST
EVENING.
A regular session of the Board Of Edu-
cation was held last evening, President
Conrad In the chair.
Al first 1t was thought the session
would be O short one as most of the
standing committees had no reports TO
make, but long and unnecessary debate
occurred over the report Of the Commit
tee on Teachers In appointing Miss Jen-
ME l.. Black as first assistant In No. ID
school.
The Finance Committee reported
$0,763.78 in bank to the credit OF the
Board.
The resolution Of Mr.. Morrow to
abolish the Normal school, which had
been postponed from time to time was
called up for final disposition, aud the
remain in force.
The Board then acted upon the report
Of the Committee on Teachers made at
the last stated meeting, appointing Miss
jennie L. Black, first assistant in No.
13.
Mr.. Baird was of the opinion that ac-
cording to the rules OF the Board,
the salary of a teacher could not
be increased during the term. After
considerable discussion, he offered the
following substitute for the report which
wa, adopted:
Resolrsd, That the positions Of assis-
tant principal and assistant teachers be
and are hereby created in school No. 13,
and that the Committee on Teachers are
hereby instructed to fill any vacancies
that may exist under this resolution.
The resignation Of Miss Eta r.
Springer as first assistant in No. 10, was
read and accepted.
After number Of repairs to the various
schools had been authorized to be made,
the Board adjourned.
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LA XboCk9
KIDNEY PANACEA.
HEAR WHAT is SAID.

AhAh w Hal rs SAID.
1T has made me q new man."
"Dr. Haydock's Panacea has increased
my weight fifteen pounds"
my wife would not be without II for
any Money"
sour little boy is much better. enclose
one dollar for another bottle"
Il ind 1t as easy to take as milk"
"We have sold thirteen bottles this
week and shall want two dozen next
my morning agony is gons-thanks to
II find 1t a splendid appetizer"
Any invalid or sufferer afflicted with
any Kidney disorder who will write me
as to their complaint, will be treated
humanely and kindly. 1t is my most
earnest desire to investigate all forms of
Diabetes, and give relief at all times, IN
you are too poor To purchase. write me
anyway, and your case will have imme-
diate attention.
CAUTION.
Observe that the signature of Allen
Haydock is across the mouth Of each
bottle.
Price-one dollar for large. and nifty
HAYDoCK q CO..
! nozotsod&wly, 20 Platt St., N. Y,
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TO EON I'I'O RE
OF EVERY VARIETY AND STYLE.
Consisting of Mahogany, Rosewood and
Walnut Furniture suitable for parlor
dining room and chamber uses,
Our assortment OF Furniture is larger
and more varied than can be found in
Delaware. and all articles sold at our
sented.
Venitian Blinds of the most fashionable
designs made TO order and kent constants
ly on hand. We also manufacture and
constantly keep a large assortment of
Spring, Hair, Moss and Husk Mattresses.
dy j & j. N, HARTMAN,
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PUR CARRIAGES ARE USED IN MORE THAN
lIrty States and Territories.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
Pand 167 North High Street.
y FIRST -cLAss.WORR MANUFACTURED.
N H r VIM H
TONICA SP PECIFICA.

A Boon 10 Both Sexes.
A REMEDY WITHOUT A RIVAL for
all diseases arising from Nervous Debil-
ity, Sexual Disorders, over Indulgence of
Vicious Habits, as well as from the pros
tration OF old age. Its curative proper
ties in violent and chronic forms OF the
following diseases have been attested to
by the most Eminent Physicians:
DYSPEPSIA SEXUAL EX HA USTION
SELF ABUSE SPERMATURRHEA
HEADACHE GENERAL DEBILITY
DIZZINESS IMPOTENCY
PREMATURE DECAY, &c, &c.
1t has been in use over forty years, and
Is to-day the most popular remedy for
the diseases aforementioned in the
WORLD. 1t can be used without regard
to diet, Is pleasant in taste, and better
than all, IL is "a sure ,safe and certain cure.
II Is no quack medicine, but stands upon
its own merits. as any trial will amply
demonstrate. Since 1886, this remedy has
always been sold for a much larger price
than that for which IL Is now sold; but
owing to the fact that the time for the
payment OF an enormous royalty upon It's
manufacture has expired. IL is offered to
the suffering OF both sexes at one dollar
per box, so as to be within the reach OF
all; at which price IL will be sent to any
address free OF further charge.
Address, DIR. WILLIAM YOUNG,
4l6 Spruce ST., Phila.
May be consulted on all diseases by
mail. odv hmrs
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1t Is no wonder that SO many mothers
praise DIR. Bulls Baby syrup. We heard
one of our best physicians pronounce it
TO be the only safe remedy for children.
, 1880-05-19
CROCKE12Y-DEAIET2S,

,,r,,,,r,n,, ~, ,,s.,u,,-r,1,,, ~. r,,v ,xo,.
fEi,rloS FuH hEnuEIaWS W TIL. ESuH, ,,t,
M0rs S,,tx, nwFx - S, on GfsockEhs-So Use, f''R
ynisu ~, IN rAehnp'
WASHINGTON. u. o.. May l1-Mr. Fer
nnndo Wood. Democratic Chairman of the
Ways and Means Committee, has received II
netitlou. numero,lsly signed by dealers In
eartl,cn ma crockcry ware, praying tor re-
ductioh OF foreign ware IT, 70 ller cent. 1t Is
claimed that tic duty imposed OF imported
cnrtl,enwnro under the present tariff ~ cx-
o"satvn and h,,r,iansn,nn hov,r,r I,ea,, in.
oraaso, f.n, , ~ .ne na, 1rnI y, IL ,,.,t
creasea from ~ PCT celatlh l'o4 10 ~ per cent
These wares being NECESSARY 10 the comfort
alnl convenience Of every fa,nily III the !and,
n reduction to tha rote n1,ncd IL oslxp1. Thn
ssat1,ns,sr .,n. .,,J,s ~ ,'-oon,,.
% %MntGfs retSS1n1 a.a LIN mfE sne . pEessems s,ma
neS ,. sysI1 .cf, a,, ifae iae nrns r
pcrlty seriously aitectcti; taat duties levied
o es.eMwnls ., ioFGH M . nIa1,ae.;g lina; Ire
,rio,; a "aous tso a gso s. i1 "t' nGSs IT,
~ s usness 1,a, WYNN - ~ ,aornW I'LL
!L,s MiG lnipUsillk !" Hc'fy AA ~ tU!lsttihelSS,
, 1880-05-19


LONDON, Afny 1s:-rlo election at Sant-
%Jcl, to fill vacancy III tho House Of Conf
,6o,,s caused by the elevation Ut tho Right
11oN! +. II. Knatclbull-llugrsscn to tho
l'ccragc, resulted rs follows: Comptol,-
Roberts, Conservative, LIE; Goldsmith,
Liberal, 105.
Tho election for Vigtown Durghs to ro-
c'cct j. McLaren on his appointment rs
Lori Atlvocate resulted In the return Of
Mark Stewart, Conservative, by a vote Of
G5G. McI.aren. Liberal, receiving, Ga3.
CONVERSATION AGAINST THE MINISTRY.
LoNInN, May ia Madrid dispatch
states that nearly 100 Deputies and forty Sen
ntors, besides Seilors 1osada Herrera and
Aiotzo Martinez, Marshals ConcllA, Scrrano,
md Joye!lar, and thirty famous Generals Of
the CArltst !nl Cuban wars, llnye Improved
tho proposal for the forMatlon Ut n tlynastic
Liberal coalition against tho Government OF
Scil0r Canovas del Castillo.
, 1880-05-19
hYlRQPH0HlA HORROR.

BATAVIA, o., May l7.-A feroclous bull
dog belonging To the fsn,lly Of the Int WILL
lam Lytlu, near Alton, on tic q. u T.. Il. L.,
five M!les CAST Of l,atavla, attacked Georgia
and Anna l.ytle, daughters of deceased, and
hit ono of the young ladies' fifteen tunes al,u
tho other six, making most horrible wounds.
Tile nelghbors soon gathered with
guns and pistols, aud the dog was
pursued In q northoriy direction
nsno miles bof0ro oyestaken md killed.
a Syf ycut4 wcla & &efSfG, ~ a oes aoEs
nnd kreatt tcs excitement y prevailing IL eonse-
ltu!tes was terribly torn alnl n,ungIstl At the
Fly sayrs. The d!clors aro not fully tat!siittl
tlle family and relatives. to utaEo sure, ara
l having tue wounds treated ~ q ulsd dog
latl!es for horth, Bend to l!avH the maidstone
applted; Tler. lsas been . fearful mortality
upon the canlnes ut Atton anu adjacent
country since Friday. as ths shotgun policy
Is bol1K vigorously pursued by tlle citlzsns,
Young ladies' who delight IN fair, fresh faces
, 1880-05-19

aptetof Di,naseh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
WAs1tiynroy, D. c.. Mny 1s.-'rhn official
statement that tho President ind not con.
tctuplntcd converting Congress In extra ses-
aint, II, cnsc IN nrnvIa,ona shoutI In ,no,,n
~. ~ 1870 ~ ~ ~ 1c,.t, u ts w "o
~ cu'''it''E t1o Iicctoi"t 'oues' call s,'Apsy
be ANSWERED. ny the counter statement that
TIC original pllhllcatlon that fha President
had such Intentions was given ont officially
ut the Whlto House with the request that 1t
be published,
acknowledgements
u, 80 80. -,
.'I'.'' -. ~, -u'' !91.o Iloa5
eAnM'll"tlo't ,., VI -. ID. tAay' eApefa III lanu-
wltIhe. was Iesuh'ea belofe the Dohnelly-
Finley Investigating Committee to-lay. In
resr,onse to direct questioning. witness atl-
,nit.etl TINT he ,lii mi hnlicva Tint tha
n,,nnymn,,s ,rttar wns wrfttan hi. w q
KIM: lint IL wns nnt iInnnssiI,ia f33r fnr,sv
to i1t',v', svrittcn II '''f"'''''' 'oA '''ies
Aat,'s so!'o1E'ts l!nMh'
,. no iauiHfS T. ~ ~Hu.nttfe " Nilits!J A1tAlls
hnfs,rn ffn fnt,xs. T.nnn{ftna az nrre ~ "preal
tDnY. nTH urr1, NJ, at,nr,t,rintin,, ~ III, IN
fn rehmiii Memorial It'll rnooatIv t,n'
strove.i nv fra nj ti,n sajdia;rs, tinme ,,uv-
ion. - nav ''' 49, '''' 11''AA'' N"'-
NoTrs 1,rnrrurD
,r,,. ,,.tt...aH ,.",,ts '..,a. -.,
i, nht NAt!o'ns onnR iotcs EecGlvctt , @ dor Fe-
iIuHpttoa i''r1.a.t MrnS aIunTea W SoSo,' ~
, 1880-05-19
CANADA.

Much Trouble Caused by the Striking
Dock Lnhorors at HIontreal-PriMco
Lcopold-Crop-ikorortssst. Joan Hap-
s'"te.
apee'a' o"palea 20 70 me , ehseaeo 1rson"s'
N."StisEA1~ May 4o.~1Hs morning az
os.oGA Fu'a "hen wo1A uesen osi t'l1 "ocka,
poslt tho Beaver Line steau,9hip Luke Cham.
plaln, and, when tho n,rn' began to work,
grectei taom with volloys OF stones. The
r,ontniu ,vna ,vn,,,,,o,l T., tho nm, AMI +ho
men driven of. Tile water police und city
and drove the strikers away, About $50,
when tho polIco wore in small nun.
peFs AZ tho Beaver Line 'Hhaft' tAe strikers
mustered suddenly, and drove tho workers
away agaln. The snnli detachment OF po-
uce there beng reinforced by about forty
police, thoy maae c'1arge Oh 1hG crowd
retreatea, throwing stones. Policeman
.,.s.-dre received severe wound o., tho
head, but The crowd was rapidly dispersed
'a.t m,ra, .n wy ~ a''auo!s E,,''.,a nr.essea. ,
employees WHO rotuscd to strife woro. on
their why home, they were attacked by
thr.o v ,non v ,.ora ~n"m,'i,, ,nm!,,a nu W. m
~! !hace aasn "e'e 1ousn1y n1'uieo, HILL
ane nppeafance ol ulo pohce put tho
ltasallahts to Hight. One poor follow
.,r.,, ",,, i,r,,tat st stt1ar ,,t'ia,, a,., ~
at"tuy "'l pI"tal hlt,Hef' "n'ol'' lo"eVeF'
mny hasc serious eilding:
An agltator this evening attempted to
stroat INT ,yaa s,,r, N orrns,oJ ,v - ] rons.ntia
.'. naS W. 10, o1o ~ "unetapao
aiia takam ~ we CenkIal station. INo audi
Hmsa aMaetly took tneir aeinfast%o % nntler . iio
iiave pGen ~ kept pafadlhG al day III tho vlcill-
ny " t!in wnaries:
~ WoMli npnenr tnat good ueal Of the
aessat'S!astioit ~ arises ifom ile oneageMents
o. cantlgetOfs f lor anntltnts in'a unloading
vessels, nllles0 parties act W Midt!lemell,
athi. Willlst gettins goou pay themselves
!lo. i,,e st9ai,lsm'n owners. GRIM tl9wn TIE
SONG 9f tliese htoycdores. 1t ts alleged, sent
iahunllls to tho country Aistrlca with
klntw'hg offers OF work az hlkli wages,
%iilei l1id.iccN iargo humber % OF
, 1880-05-19
THE TEXAS s. PACIFIC.

Special DAp0tth to 1ha GAkdeo 1ttbukS,
WASHINGTON, j. e.. May l8.-Closer OK
animation of tic culscs which Inspired tho
se'.d!ug Of tho sensational letter yesterday
to the House Pacific Railroads COMMITTEES
'Felas!ve to alleged corruption In connection
With tho Texas Il Pacific ltonsl, n,ake It sue,a
l'tObable tMt tho presentation OF tlils letter at
this tins, 4.,d under the peculiar ctrcu,,-
stances attending 1t, Is Intended for polftlcnt
elect. 1t Is ceytaln that the letter has cre.
ate1 very little iMprcsslun OIL the members
OF tho iacttu 1la!iFoasl Committee, At,al IL, rs
low seens probable, they sl.tll bS convinced
tlllt thu letter l,.ls SONS very different uur-
poaa from TINT Wllicl, is apparent on its fucc,
no notleu WI! be taken Ut it.. Meanwhile,
various Will contradictory alll impossible
gutulug Il. -
, 1880-05-19
ITALY,.

RESULT or THE ELECTION.
ROME, May 18.-Of tho Js6 Deputies elect
cd, 17U are Mlnisterlallsts, GO molnbers Of tho
Dissident Left, md 10j Of the Right.
ROME, May 18.-Rcturns from $50 lcflni-
tive elections show tito following results:
alinisterinflsts elected 15G; Constitutions lists,
III, aud u, members of the Diss!dent Left.
Returns from tic Electoral Colleges lip TO
tho present show the Disstdent Left has lost
IL scnts and gained =; tho AIinlsterintsts lost
20 md gnfned Ii. and tho ConstItutionnlists
lost aud gained Is scats.
THE JEsuIT9.
LoNpoN, May ia Rome telegram says:
Many Jesllits will 20 to America when tho
lecrccs agalllBt them arc enforced.
, 1880-05-19
- - 7
An English Party Roughly Ham
died by q Mob in Con-
stnntinople.
Russia Still Arning in Anticipa.
tion OF a War with
China.
A Strong Combination Formed Against
the Existing. Spanish Ministry.
Great Suffering Caused BY tho Prevailing
Scarcity of Food in Peraia.
TURKEY.
WnJ1NItEIJ ny 1{nfIttENg.

TURKEY.
c,,,,a sI1 wouN1'Ep hs , NohnEns, ,.~
been produced III tho British community by
m attack On MI Ehg!isli'nail named Burmese
and two Indies walking in the suburbs by
1rna ,s"a n W., VIII i,n hl'ises. w.
1a .s1' "ts ecve,els "n"''us"' t"'u llcs III "
preea1'ous cohult'oh' Two ni ll's assa.'a',ts
have been arrested, and will be c0urt-niar-
TIE SULTAN 1rEsrr,.rEs
to sign t1,o ,lcat},.wnrrant nf tt,n oeeoetn ~
tnc % I,"ss,nu , " G, r,moream Ig rus Mss,tsm ss,1 ~
.ao tuss'uh' COL cohlhlcFaoa' lhe 1afatlc
phrty II making strenu olls efforts to save
him.
VIII, rrs,er.
-Tornor ,,ov 1Y"A d,sno+o1 sro,,, ror-
,.a".'., n"y .o.A u'sl'a,cn l9oM1 eon-
anxiety at the Palace and tho Porte regard
fng the tenor Of Nnschcn's Instructions. Tho
, 1880-05-19
RUSSIA.

ST.. pETENsDui.U, May 18.-Tho Court
will Ro to Ysarakoo Sele on Wednesday.
The condition Of tha Empress Ia unchanged.
ANMiNG.
BERLIN, May 18.-1otters from ST. Peters,
whit 10 staying ut 1T, Petersburg prtor to ns.
suMlnE tile Goyerpor-tiunerAlshlp Of wilma,
vii! b0 consult4d regarding tho erection OF
tortlticati0ns Mt Hladlyustock and In thv
Anoor district gellarafIy., 4 vast amount OF
war lnaterlal Il being sh!pWtl thilller. 4
yesse! belonging hi ths yol.lnteer lleet now at
CrOnstadt will shortly stutt for Vlhe,tvostock
with y quantity Of of't0rpedocs.:.. :..6eyeral other
t. ts'St IL a'' pnes @ 'fS W. posslbis ' 'oyasS ps
|Wnenlsnt Vt the Tukku cxpedttioH
H. vi0w OF Threatened compllratlo.ls'
with China ls GENERALLY discussed in htt
Petersburg. 1t H. thought Gs1l. Sk0beleitI4}E
Eylaue HaarssiAsky viii le sYpQiNtsa C9as1,
, 1880-05-19
IRELAND,

rAnNELI4 AND JGRT1N MCCARTHY.
DSni1N, 3fay 1B.-rarnell, chuscn SessIonnl
Chairman Mt tho IIomc-Rule meeting, Inns
suggested III compromise between William
Shaw a1,d himself TINT Justin Mccarthy bo
chosen Chairman.
sIIAW's VIEWS.
LONDON, Mny l7.-WilliaM Shaw, speak
inE at I1ome-Rulc conference Mt Dublin to-
day, said II 1nrnel's policy o., the la1ad q,les-
tlon was " Identical wit the yews l,e en',nei
would not remain member OF the party.
ADOPTED,
DUBLIN, May .1S.--At n meeting Of tho
1tolMeIlnters to-dny I'arncll's resolution iii
favor Of peasunt proprietary was adopted.
, 1880-05-19

FRANCE.

DEAD.
pA1us, May 18.-Joseph Adrian Gastam-
hide, Juris Consul. il dead; age, = yeurs.
THE sT11KE,
N. Constans, Minister Of tho Interior, has
gone to Rheims, where the labor strike has
assumed serious nspect Thu strike con-
tlnucs with unabatesl v'gor ut Roubt.tx,
some strikers who returned to work last
week having gone out again.
DEAD.
Cardinal Francois Mnria Pic, Bishop OF
. rl1E DEo,sEEs OF MARCH, %.
Tho nomination Of II. Consta,is (which
appears In the official journal this ,nornlng)
tn the post lcft vacant by tho resignation Ut
iii at 'tS ss ay iSsa as ,et ~ abai", i % ta
tho decrees OF tIo' a9ih Ut s1arcl,, in refer
encc to tho expulsion OF tho .1esults. M.
Constars beGlones to tho sane parliamentary
group III his predecessor, aud passes for
heing lnotlcrAte.
CRUELTY TO AT1,tALs.
At tho annllNl meeting Of tho French So
clcty for the! l'roventinn of Cruelty to nnI-
llInls yesterday tho distribution OF medals
tor relnarkabIe acts Of humanity took ,plare:
Godlnett, tho author, for sayti,g II sick dog
from lIt-trratlncnt. 4 silver medal wns
presented to n butcher TO-. rescutng another
A0E tram tlFG. Itlo Society seems to hp
parttcularly Interested In tho welfare Of the
cant'le r,!cc, although the l,yuropliobta
season Is just about to conl1Iluncc.
+, 4 REMINDER P0K TllK KN0tLHN,
Ia Ropub[l1Me FrancAtxo this nlnrnlng re-
hMkes certain Englfall and American. Iollyillls
for dGNpnnctng the tyranny Of thu Frullcll
Government III Its mode of dealing Wilt. tho
clpricals. II snya thAt thet0 IL nu Ml,..toKy lo-
tween such politically harmless poupln III tbo
Mormons mid tllo jes,lits, who WELD fn,-
lnetlsa Indirect power here. 1t reminds Lii
glfshnen of their own aMtl-rapal pulley Of
two centuries nK0.
SUICIDE STATISTICS.
Some interesting statistics about suicides,
popular notion that tho must suicides tnke
place IN England. Frtlcu Inns twice III ltl,l,y
III proportion, aud Saxo!ly seven times III
n,Ally. The smallest percentage occurs In
, 1880-05-19

Hf1l. TO ENF01ECE TIE TNKSfDENT'H MES
BAGE.
Spfctal DsputeA to Ihs Chfcaoo Tribune.
WAslllSaroS, d. C.. May 1a.-Dr. Loring
to-dny Introduced III the House bill to give
effect to the message OF the President Ut yes
tertlay relative to tic outragcs upon our fish
crt,cn Under tito Washington Trcaty. Ills
bill prayies. lit substance, that the net to
carry into efTect tho Washington Treaty be
repealed; tliAt tho Secretary Of tho Treasury
be authorized to Instruct tho Collectors OF
Customs to collect OF nil fish aud tis.~oll ln,-
ported Into tho United States from Canatln
tho duty heretofore imposed BY law; ald
that from tho amount OF duty 50 collected
the sum Ut S1a5, GOO be set apart for tho cp],l-
pclisntiOn Of tho fishermen driven from Fort
ulIo Bay May ., 1878.
, 1880-05-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


Sptetal Dfspateh to The CAteuso Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 1s.-The Senate,
or that portion Of it TINT did not attend the
race, was compelled to listen to two dreary
speeches In favor of ousting Kcllogg, ono by
Salisbury, OF Delaware, md tho other BY
Morgan Of Alabama. Tomorrow Butler. of
South Carolina. wilt take tho floor and op-
pose tho oustlng Of Kellogg.
sALts.UltY's SPEECH.
Ib ths IPtsttrn Assoe4disd Frsss.
ne n9r'!lng l,onr having expired, took up
bury spenkinE thereon. Tie resolutions, he
said. rested wholly upon tha question 9f fact,
was Kellogg elected q SenntAr by the LeRfs-
lntnre Of Louisiana? II the Sennte WIS satls-
fed Tint ho was not 80 elected, he coail not
violation OF tho constitutional provision re-
qniring Senators to be chosen by tho I.egis-
l1turcs OF the Statcs. This was Il question
for tho prcsept Senate. Tho Issue WIS not
what others Ind .lone before, but what It WIS
the Senate's duty t0 do NOW til view OF the
tho people Of Louisiana, Mr. salisbury seut
to the Clerks desk and had read inofnorial
Of the Legislature Of Louisiana received by
the Senate IN February Inst declaring TINT
tho Packard Legislature was Illegal; TINT the
Nichols Legislature was the only .Legtsla-
ture recognized by the State; that that body
sisted upon. the right Of tho State to ho
heard, aud DECIDE upon tho question ut Its
. Mr: Morg,tn spike in favor OF the Kellogg
Spoiford resolutions. 11n did not think the
no!lsllou tic practice Of rus ad}udicata III
, 1880-05-19

=. Special Dttpatek to 1As CAltaqo Tribune,
WASHINGTON, u. G., My l8.--rhe Domo-
rrptfc managers Ut TIC House. particularly
th0se WHO were so easnest II. forcing tlls ud-
5o,lr1l1asnt resolution. l!ayu been compelled
W suffer ftom ths jokes snA xI4loule Of
, 1880-05-19
AUSTRIA.

PulAlICAlA
VIENNA, May 1S.-The Upper House Of
Ministry will then resign, but Count Tnate,
President Of tho Council, will be intrusted
with the reorganization of the Cabinet and
tho condition principle will be maintained.
, 1880-05-19
SPAIN.

RAILROAD WIEcKEIlH sENTENcEp.
MADnlD, May 18.-Tllo persons who
wrecked tho train on tho Andalrsian Rail-
way recently have been courtmartta1ed.
Thirteen were sentenced to death and thIr-
teen to Imprisonment twenty years.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-12
The County Craftsmanship.

The Democratic County Convention
did an act ut once wise and graceful in
the unanimous choice Of Major II. w.
Woodward rs County Chairman.
There is scarcely man better hc-
quaintcd with the needs of the party
nnd tho demands Of the situation in
Fairfield than Major Woodward. For
more than four years he has been in
the party harness, and never once has
he swcrvcd from the line of a disin-
tcrcsted performance Of duty. At n
time when the Democratic organiza-
Lion in this county had most embar-
rassmcnts to deal with, he was con-
spicuouslv active in his efforts to
arouse tllc people from their lcthargv,
and induce them TO unite in an effort
to redeem tho State. In every time of
danger to the Democracy he has
effectively used both voice and pcn TO
put them on their guard and prepare
them to crush out tho opposition. Pos
"csscd Of more than al ordinary de-
gree Of intelligence he carries beneath
an exterior of jollity and bonhon,anIc
Il sagacity, and a GOODNESS in time Of
danger, which render him perfectly
safe leader. We arc sure that, sus-
tainctlas he will be by the entire par
~, he will prove a worthy md success
tnl leader Of the Fairfield Democracy.