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OUR RED BROTHERS.
A Story which is Absolutely False-Eish-
teen of Victcria's Band Wiped Out.

Sr. LOUIS, September 30.-Col. Hunt,
Indian Agent at Wichita Agency, In
dian Territory. emphatically denies the
report recently telegrsphed from Texas,
that the Cheyenne Indians had made
an attack on the commissary supplies
there and committed other outrages.
He says the whole story is absolutely
false.
Tucson, ARIZONA, September 30.-Two
miners report that General Carr had a
fight with a small party OF Victoria's
band, eighteen in number, in Hatchet
Mountain, killing them all.
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FLORIDA GRIMES

A Murderer Lynched py Mob-A Hotel
Keeper in the Role OF Robber.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, September 3d.
A negro employed on the st. Johns and
Lake Eustice railroad killed his white
boss Yesterday. He was carried to Fort
Mason, but at night band OF men
overpowered the guard and took the
negro out and lynched him.
The grand jury investigating the rob-
berry of trunks and bodies which came
ashore from the wreck of the Vera Cruz
have found true bills against Edward
Moody and 4. Allen. The latter il 4
hotel keeper at Matanzas.
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poc,or Y.c.e RES snuffed Out.

PmL.DrLpHiA, September 30-Tbe
American University OF Pbiladelphia
and the Electric Medical College OF
Pennsylvania, known % the commu.
nifty rs B,chanan's co:lesees, ceased TO.
day TO have sn existence by sction oi
the eOurt.
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railroads to bs Consolidated.

OsawA1roNIE, KS September 30 Az
a meeting OF the stockholders Of the Bt.
Louis, Ksnsa, & Arizona Railway, held
here TO day, the consolidation Of that
company with the Missouri Pacific Vas
ratified. Over two-thiris OF the stock of
the corporation was represented.
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PORK STILL MOUNTING UPWARD.
New York Quotations sls. 90 Bid. els.5o
Asked-Later Sales ct SlS.So-Market

Asked-Later Sales ct slS.So-Market
Active.
New YORK, September 30 The Com
merciai Adreriser says the rise in pork
which has been the marked feature OF
the market for the past few days, has
been greater to-day than yesterday. The
market closed yesterday at SIG 90, which
was 81 60 below Chicago, but this morn
ing OH the first call it rose to SIS % bid,
with sales of two hundred and fifty
barrels at that rate, and $3.50 asked.
A few sales were made at $3.50. This
afternoon at the 1:30 call, bidding was
very active, and the ruling price was
SIS 90, at which rate large quantity
was sold,
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PRODUCE
n ~ YoYR.

NsW YoRK, September 30.-Cotton-
Firm at II ll.l6GlI I3.l8c; futures
steady. Flour-Sieady and unchanged; /;
receipts l2O. 600 barrels, shipments ID, 600
barrels. Wheat-In buyers favor;
receipts 5000 bushels; shipments 2o5..
600 bushels; ungrs'led spring 9oc; No. 8
do. 81 03I; No. 2 spring 81 O6CGl 0s;
store and ahoat upgradei red 81 OtAS
| 10; No. 3 do 81 07iCDl Osi: No. 2 red
81 0sit6l O9i; steamer 81 O7; mixed
winter 81 90; ungraded white 81 cola
| 10; No. 2 81 07taI Oh; M. I DO,
sales OF 10000 bushels at 81 O0(9I 10;
No. 2 red seller September, sales of
64,00o bushels at 81 C0tfaI O9i: eel.
Ter October, sales Of 3tt, 900 bushels, at
81 0Sil61 oct; seller November. sales OF
$4,000 bushels. at 81 O9t1Sl I0}; seller
December. sales of 10000 bushels at
81 llkgl ia. Corn-Quiet: receipts
$4,000 bushels; shipments $1,000
bushels; ungraded 6lits6iic; yellow
56c; low nixed 5lic; No. 2 seller Sep.
tember 5lic; seller October 5ii0S5itc;
seller November 52}G52Ic. Oats
Heavy: receipts 9i. 900 bushels; western
mixed 39i6af3c; white western 4Ot1lSc.
Hay-Demand fair and market 6rm at
Soc. Hops Steady and UNCHANGED.
COfee-Steady and In fair demand.
Sugar and Molssses- and an.
changed. Eegs-siesdy. PetroIsum--
Firm: United 81 OF: crude 6iSsc; 70.
Gned Iltc. Tailow-Steady and In fair
demand at 6396ic. Rsin-Firm at
81 6lt6l GO. Tuvpentine--Essisr st
4Oc asked. Pork-liigher on options;
active speculative trade At Si8 509i760.
Beef Firm and In moderate demand.
Cut Meais-Dull and easier; short clear
% III. krd-strong; prime steam
8 3O(ls 37i. Buttef--Dull 1t I6S3lc.
Cheese-Scsrcely % 6rm at io0i2ic.
CnlcA, 10, September 20 - Flour--
Steady and unchanged. whest-- Un.
settled snd generally lover; No. : rsd
winter 9jts95sc; No. . Chlcaso spring
03i lz03ic; seller September oslo; aelIef
October 93jc; seller November 94it2oIie;
No. 3 SOC; rejected 6sS72c. Corn
Dull. weak and lower nj 33lS sole cash:
39i: seller Octob~r: 40tc seller kovem.
Der; rejected 3SIc. Oats-Str0sg and
higher, especially casb: SAFE cash and
seller september: 2gJc sclIti October:
29ic seller November. Rye--Stesdy and
unchanged. BsSiey-stesdy and un.
changed at 7lc. Psx feed-Actiys.
6rm and higher at 81 22Sl rs. Pork-
Unyettled and generally higher st tiS %
g IS . cash: SIS 2c(1i8 30 seIIer sep.
lemDer; SIS 70 seller October; 1l2 67A
IL 10 seller Novemhev. lAsd-Essiss q
~ 77l67 80 cash and sellss Oaobss:
~ S01782! eeiler November. BulE
Meats Unsettled and lover; sbouidsss
3 -; shoft ribs . 20; short clear eoS0L
whisky-slssdy asd urchsnesd q
h on.
CrycisSATI, eeptsubef -Oottou--
Dull and Ioses q lie. f1osr-Denand'
lair and prices higher; family O. e0o
! 80: fancy Is 0oS5 81. whad-fnirss.
Corn No. 2 mixed 43c. Oels-Ds-
nand fair and issfkes 6rm, No. 2 nixsd
s3k933c. Rye Firm and highss slSoe.
Blrsey-Fim: prins fsll co. RDsk-
UnsettIsd; 500 bsrreh sold e 90. 50:
sss lots Offered q 81 90, sithpUk kGyen.
Laed-Dull lst q eo07 6 HI 6 -.
AT IS B0e l1j. Bocos- sD6af I'd
iroopiag at . eo6e eo0e 81. sWhiskg
-esepdg q q %. Dstiss-ja ~ q ,
naad q fulI nisss.
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Tho New orleans Dsfalcst,on.

NKw OeLKAxs, September 0.-It y
now said that Sheriff Gantprehsex y Q
defaulter TO the State Tor tar collections
to the amount Of $4,000. The deficit
TO the State and city IL es,imated st
$3.50, 600.
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Coinase NJ Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, September S0.-The
coinage executed at the United States
Mint in this city for the month ending
to-day, aggregated $500, ,7l6 pieces val
ued at s., ,l02, ,66l. Of this amount there
was ], 100, 900 silver dellas.
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THE LAST ACT.
Burial of Gen. Torbert at Milford. Del,
HIS Former Home.

MILFORD, September 30.-All the
stores were closed to-day as a mark OF
respect to the memory OF Gen. Alfred
Torbert. When the train arrived bear.
ing the remains a procession OF military
was formed and the body taken to the
Methodist graveyard where the inter.
nent took place. Memorial services
were held later in the church. A great
many people from the surrounding
country were in town.
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etssmer Ashore.

Nsw ORLEANS, September 3a-Tbe
steamer 81. Louis, hence foe Liverpool
ran ashore six miles below tho sity.
She will b ligbtsned OF
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st Julian 70 Try it Asain.

New YoRK, September 30.-The Spirit
of Times says St. Julien will trot against
his own time, 2:llt, at Prospect Park,
October 11th.
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Chicazo's Rn.;ra..

1hic;AGo, September 3O.-1he clear
los ios % o' the Associated Banks of Chicago
e. 81 ,ai months, ont ending September, were
w;,S iV',O ',OO1VOO, an increase compared
Ooaonne G ,ne same per.o last year, OF $685.
bo,oyc b,sSoc Business is lively in eyery
n o.. S,.H, o. and ths department and pros
fall are 81 Do' SomIoerciai activity during the
ina a nra.;, a5I iavorsble than usual dur
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL nARKErs BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy 1t 2 to 8 PEI csat-esvsss
meas Weak and lowsr-Flour "
eAangsd-whsat firmsr-
hess Lover.
YIHAhuA.

Esw YosE, Septembsr 0.-Moxsv-
Easy at s0s per cent Prime msrcan.
tile paper 4l05l per ce6t Sterling o..
change. bankers' bills dull at 4soi; Dc.
mand asst.
SILvER-At London So 3.l6 pence; bar
silver here lis; subsidiary silver ooiA
Helper cent. discount.
0ovIlxnnn-Wsak and lower.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-17
Election SPARKS.

The full official returns Of the cleo.
ton ia California show that Henry Ed
gerton, Republican, received 507 more
votes for Presidential Elector than
Judge Terry, the lowest on the Demo
cato ticket, and is elected The other
Democratic ELECTORS received MAORI
ties ranging from 81 TO l43
rhe Republicans intend 10 contest the
seats Of the Democratic Congressman
elected in the Fourth and Fifth Dis,
tricts Of Louisiana. They may also
contest the First and Second Districts.
Charles S. Fisher, young lawyer,
and prominent Republican worker"
in Cincinnati, had hearing before the
U. s. Commissioner in that city, yes
terday, on the charge Of attempting TO
stun a ballot box at the October cleo
ton. The witnesses against him were
Republican elestion officers.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-17
CASTLE COUNTY, >. $.
~ THE STATE OF DELLA yARE.
ZEAL. ITO THE SHERRY OF New AsTLH

~~ THE STATE OF DELLA ware,
}sEAL. TO THE SHERRY OF New AsTLK
l.~~I COUNTY, GREETING
Whereas, Jane X. Kelley, by her petitiOn
TO the Judges Of our Superior Court, filed In
the office OF the PrOthOnotary Of the said
Court, In and for " ew Cas.le county, Tor the
caRse Of complaint therein alleged, has made
application 10 our said Judges that decree
may be pronounced dlssolvlbg the marriage
existing between the petitioner and her hus.
band, Henry N. Kelley. We Therefore com.
mand you, as you have heretofore been COM
manded. that you summon henry N Kelley
90 that he be and appear before the said
Judges of our said Court at the next term
thereof to be beld at New Castle, on Monday,
answer the allegations OF the said Petition,
and als1 to show cause. II any be has, why
decree Of tho said Court should not be made
disselving the marriage existing between him
aud the said petitioner according TO the Act
Of Assembly In such Gaze made and provided
And also to do and receive what tho said
Court shall then and there consider concern
Ing him in this behalf, rs TO the court shall!
seRm meet and consistent with the provisions
OF the said Act Of Assembly
Witness the Honorable Joseph r. Comegys,
Esquire, At New Castle the twCnty.eighth
day OF May, A. d., Eighteen Hundred and
Eighty.
Issue June 18th, 1880.
CHAS. BEASTEN, Prothon'y.
The above ia true copy Of "aliss sun
mons" libel for divorce, No. 10, TO November
Term. A. D., 1880. JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
New Castle, July 18th. A. D.. 1880. SIS
Daily Republican., 1880-11-17
III. "a. hinIriaI U0url.

The United States District court is
in session hearing the argument in a
case Ofan infringement Of patent fruit
dryer. The parties in the case are Asa
Quinby Reynolds OF Chicago and George
S. Grier of Milford, Del. Reynolds haE
brought 81 against Grier for appropri-
ating a part Of his invention in the con
struction of lis fruit dryer. M. o.
good 3 celebrate l patent riShtlawyer Of
New York is counsel for Reynolds and
Hon. George P. Fisher Is counsel 70.
Grisr. The case was argued by Osgood
yesterday for his client and Mr.. Fisher
is arguing for Gfier. At II Is Mr..
Fisher was stli speaking and the Win
gate habeas corpus had not at that time
been brought up.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-17

LONDON, Nov. II, lSS0.-Johu Bright
speaking at Birmingham yesterday,
strongly condemned the land laws OF
Ireland which virtually give the pre-
prietors a monopoly of the land. MIR.
Bright attributed the state o. afsira in
Ireland to the rejection by the House
of Lords Of the Compensation for Dis.
turbance bill. With regard TO the
future, he said force would effect moth.
ing. The Government would not an
prove ohimerical projects for the trans.
fer OF and to the tenants. Mr.. Bright
said he believed the remedy would TO
a weil-considersd plan giving tenants
security in the possession uf farms and
protection against constant increase Of
rent. This plan would include provi-
sions by which landlords willing 10 sell
would be able to deal with tenants
willing to buy.
Mr.. Parnell vii! 60 TO Paris INN edi.
ately.
A despatch from Ballinrobe to TIE
Standard says that the commander OF
the troops there has been ordered to be
ready 10 90 at a moAents notice, by
forced marches, in the direction Of Gal
way, probably on Icconat OF ar alleged
importation OF arms into the disturbed
districts from America by way of the
great English ports.
A member of the Land League in.
formed the Standards correspondent
that the expedition OF the Tough Mask
tenants to Lord Erre's residence had
been abandoned as the executive OF tie
League refused to sanction Il, on the
ground that Boycott intends to quit the
district. TIE address of the tenants
has been withdrawn.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-17
fOuRTR EDITION.
Thss's what's she matter with n.

rhas's what's tho natter with n.
A representative Of the RKPuBLIcAN
attending Court at New Castle, me,
Thomas j. Hanna, late Democratic can.
didate for the Levy Court from Chris
tiana Hundred coming out of the Sher.
IFS Office. With the usual politeness
characteristic Of reporters, Mr.. Hanna
was ssluted warmly and heartily And
his health sffsctionateIy inquired after.
lnstesd OF the luminous smile that usu
ally lii mp the sountenance OF Mr.. Han.
ma, the reporter was met with q dark
frown, flash from the eye that BODIED
no good and instead OF the mild serene
placid tones of endearing sweetness TO
which the reporter had often before
Listened with pleasure and delight, be
was met with the following hurried an.
swer that came Kissing no: from be-.
tween decsyed front inoissors : "You
want to cay some more about our pole
don't you"
We didn't intend TO say anything
about IL but somehow the eyigencies
Of the case demand q word and We must
say it. That pole, that hickory pole,
that good old pole that bore aloft TO-
wards the azure blue, a speckled
Shanghai, was taken down yesterday.
II was raised in trouble during the
gloomy midnight hour It was taken
down In sorrow. Silence reigned su-
preme. The bitter iron had touched
the soul. That Shanghai never crow
ed once. The October breczes from In.
diana and Ohio gave it the episooty and
Il e rude northern skies on the Second
Of November closed It's mortal career.
Poor bird, never sgsin will It wake up
the slumbering denizens Of Newport
by It's four O'Clock shrill morning crow.
Let it's epitaph be, "Gons but rot for.
gotten" aud that ia what ais Hannah.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-17
Phiip. BsiI Not Yet Arranged

James Fray, the Deputy Sheriff who
has acted as bondsman for Kenward
Philip on the charge of criminal libel,
refused yesterday to justify under the
commitment OF Justice Davis. PhliI
was allowed until noon to-day TO get
another surety.
Assistant District.At.orne Bell de-
MED that there was any truth in the
.ruuor that Philip had confessed all he
knew about the matter OF the forge 1
letty. There were no new develop
ments, be said, and /. was not proba.
bis that much would h. made public
for day or two.
No additional indictments or evi.
dsnce were found yesterday by the
Grand Jury.
The case Of Philip will be submit.
ted to the Grand Jury today, and an In
dictment will be found either to-day or
io-moIrow.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-17

The alarms OF fire last evening ver,
false.
Crier Smith has been appointed day
jsniter Of the new Cont House, and
will TINS be enabled TO retain his Posi-.
tion az crier Of the Courts.
A bazaar for the benefit Of the Provi.
dent Society will be opened in the 0pe.
"a House, day and evening, on the 9th ,
10th and llth OF December.
Professor Crabb was seiz, al with the
rheumst Q tOothSche SO terribly, yester''
day, that he had TO Isavc his school. He
was bc'tcrthis morning.
On last Friday evening James Daw.
SOB, colored, living over the Eleventh
'lrect bridge, shot at man named
fFisby, his faithless wifs's paramour.
Frlsby escaped without injury.
Tne West church supper in the
opera House, last evcsiDg, was very
'uccesstul. About three hundred PEG.
pie we're In attendance.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-17

Professor WhOler, Of Gottenburg, ha
made several analysis Of limestone
The stone belongs to the secondary ant
tertiary formations. He obtained thu
rema rkable result that all those lime
stones by which the disiD IerstiOn o
soils adapted for the cultivation o
wheat are found invariably to contain 1
certain quantity OF potash.
The mortar walls consist Of csrbona',
Of soda ald potash. Leibig says that 4
soil which bears good wheat mus. con
tain phosphate of potash, soda, chic
rips and sulphuric acid. He also says
that single cubic foot OF fsldspar II
sufficient to supply wood, covering q
surface Of %, $40 square feet with pot
ash required for five years.
Now, as lime and limestone always
produce phosphoric acid and many
other properties required in the grow tn
of wheat and other grain it can always
be relied upon its bearing good grain
with the chemicals l use with such
soils that are intermixed with clay and
sand. All farmers know that all sand
soil or all clay soil will not briug good
wheat, therefore il takes q mixture OF
both. am aware that the Newport
phosphate is considered by the farmers
to be as good as ordinary phosphatsg,
but it is my purpose to beat 1t II can.
The motto with me is to try and try
again but think | have got the best
phosphate that will do the work ex sect.
Ell, and will convince farmers Of that
fact.
Now in order to test tle qualities Of
each Of the phospbates a, issue,
propose to put in one acre of spring
wheat one acre Of oats and one of corn,
and the gentlemen who manufacture
the Newport phosphate can take like
number Of aoIes IN the same field, and
which ever party fails to have a good
average crop to pay the difference be-
tween the two.
have read the letter published by
Tie Phosphate company OF Newport. Mr..
Ector did not write letter to me far
her than to read carefully the certif
ats had prepared and he signed it !
heerfully and said in my presence
hat he would drill over the missed
PARTS OF tie field which had beca ma
lufed with the Newport phosphate.
The field is there at HoGkessin and |
III persons are at liberty to inspect ii
or themselves. requested to have
ew stalks Of wheat sent to me when
ipe. Mr.. Rotor said he would send me
ONE and also said hs knew mipc
'ould be the tallest. SO time will tell.
have only in addition to say that the
Phosphate was not forced upon Mr.. Ec.
or. He wanted it of his own frse will
nd asked two or three times if It was
eady for him.
Respectfully, Dr.. WIN. FIELDs, No.
10 West Seventh street, Wilmington,
delaware.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-17
ALLEGED ELECTION ppI
A Lawyer in Cincinnati Al
For Attempting rraad IA
BALLOT. Box,

CINolSsATr, Nov. lG Chs
Fisher, a young lawyer, and 4
in the Republican party, Vd
United States Commission, nj
day on q charge of aricup,i1
upon the ballot. box in the FlrI
OF this city at the 0ctot er elecl
BE did not then accuse n
dropping tickets, but PisberEi
ing on the side from which Nd
came. Upon close exsminatiol
ticks,si 1t was found that tLe
them differed from the one Tho
in the way in which the word'
was abbreviated. After tka tcou
on finding that these lickaI
stamped they we're counted. Al
on three different occasions.
pointed out stamped ticket
door, two each time, and tb4
counted. Finally Moor, tue D.
ic judge, folt = ticket fall On b
and said he saw an arm on lid
him. He found another licked
floor, found that there were
ballots in the box than tbe
names or the pollock, The
then went through The bald
fourtcsn with the TrOn
on the back. All Wsr. Re
and all were thFOEp 0
testimony Is not yet finished.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-17
FIFTH EOIrlOI
COURT TO-DAY
A Dull Forenoon I, ~. .
| 1mhtiea al

A DuiI Forenoon 4,
| JuAtiee. MI
specially reported for the Republic.
NEw cAsrLR, Nov. l7-co"
this morning 81 the usu,l So
Sudges Wooten and Hous,oU
bench. But little business S'v y !
Application was mad ) ~ Az
rinston, Rsq, counsel for "a, aus, !,
TO have tho case Of ststs Wv s'
Miles, col, and State Va Has, 10.
ter, col, continued until nav
This was granted, bail wa si
from 5000 to $500 in each IL
the witnesses in ths case, "a
charged. The cases are foy nv
riot at Ninth and Waluu, # st,. ..s
Sunday morning following t6a
riot at that place. ~
On motion OF H. C. Turps, u,
appeal taken in the case n, g
Francisco Maroon, was disen,,'
Nothing was done for tbs na
quarters Of an hour, no Grimm
ness being ready for trial.
however Deputy Attorney
Cooper asked for a iury % ,,l
die: In the case Of Henry p, d
defendant below appcllsp,
State Of Delaware, Illintla NJ
poudsnt.
This was an appeal from
case preferred before gsqu,r. n
ey Mary A. sbundner agsips,
+. Rnshton. But as Mia 81
the chief witness. had failed h
in response TO the proc4,,e,
State, q verdict in favor Of ,ba
liant was rendered by ths jury
rection Of the Court.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-17
EIopement nia WIZ.

JOSEPH Cox, residing over the Third
street bridge, upon returning home
from his visit to the Baltimore sefqui.
Centennial, learned that his wife, dur.
ing his absence, had eloped with a
deighbo named Henry Smith. The
latter is a native Of England and came
TO this city with his son, leaving his
wife in Great Britain. Mrs. Cox took
one son with her, but the other child
che left behind, as also was the case
with Smiths son. Cox is now living
with his mother at 702 Il. Six Ii street.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-17
CASTLE COUNTY, s. S.

~ THE STATE OF DELAWARE
SEAL. To THE SHERIPP OF NEW CASTLE
t>~~~\ COUNTY, 6RRETINa:
Whereas, Mary Reid, by her petition IN the
Judges OF our Superior Court, fled In the OF.
tee OF the PrOthonotary Of said Court. In and
tor the County OF New Castle, for tho cause oil
complaint therein alleged has IN lde applica-
ton to our snid judges that decree may be
pronounced dissoiVlng the marriage existing
between the petitioner and her husband y ohm
Reid. We therefore command you, as you
nave heretofore been commanded, that you
summon John Reid so that he be and appear
before tho said Judges Of eur said Court at
the next term thereof TO : e held at New Gas
tie, on Monday, the tWenty-seeond day OF No
vemoer next, TO answer the allegations OF the
said petition, and also to show cause. II ANY
he has, why decree Of the said Court should
not be made dissOlVing the marriage existing
between him and the said petitioner accord
icy to the Act OF Assembly In such case made
and provided, and Also TO do and receive
what the said Court shall then and there con.
slider concerning him In this behalf, as to tho
court shall seem meet and consistent with
the provisions OF the said Act Of Assembly.
Witness the Honorable Joseph r. Comegys,
Esquire, at New Castle, the tweRty-elGhth
daY Of May, A. d., Eighteen Hundred and
Eighty.
Issued June 18th, 1880.
CHAS. BEASTEN, Prothon'ry.
The above 10 o true copy OF alias sum
mons" libel Tor Divorce, Ne. Q 10 November
Term, A. D., 1880. JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Rev Castle, August goth. A. d.. 1880.
land 7taW
Daily Republican., 1880-11-17

Attorney Ger crsl cray
dismissed the case Of pay
knight. in which zibs REM
plaintiff. knight was oDG,l
committing q misdemranOl
Iivering to Ferris a oert n5' s,io|
as State Inspector Of B,sc" a,'
Ninth Ward. The eVia'pO1
warrant sending the ca''
Grand Jury.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-17
A Fiery ROiOca"s

The Stats Insane Asylum !
sofa, located at st. Pettr,Ts
by FIRE on Monday eyenins
ure was completed three yea
cost of $500, 600 The los !
stated to BE- from 20 to 50 pe'I
fire originated In the bas'msI
building. j
When danger became lmu
superintendent ordered tue
all this patients, and " u
some we're overtsken and y
pecially as some rooms quIOl
with smoke and could ro' y
by the rc,cuers. There weil
tients in the hospital as'