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, 1880-07-01
RUSSIA.

IN = H&1klN Vt H9G0N@
ST. psTsaspuaq, june aa-Tho Nouos Vssmpt
publIshos tho folloY(ux correspondence FROM
Vl4diyostock, dated Apr1lE: "Tho town In
\ state of sicgo OuaEtll Pasto tho streeta during
tho night. Tho ChiRoso aro prphtb!ted to 10
ahroa.l after Q In tho evoning. Thorp aro about
1900 Chinoao In the town. Armament for tho
Notifications t8 awaited"
AGRICULTURAL NKPonT. I
Tho report Ut OflEosky, sont 10 examine into
tho cause Of agricultural SUCCESS In tho unltod
Stated, wlll shortly 10 published. OFllnsky luys
stsess upon tho facilities for tho transportation
aud ehlpucns of Eraln In tue Unite4 6tatcs, but
draw W enu1,ll,sous ~ud makes no practical
, 1880-07-01

Ponr lIunox, Juno :D.-f'assetl up: Pro
Toledo, Minneapolis, Ohio anl bargos; :
crs A. Ford, ]. u. Merit. Hector, u. l..
81. r. Mcrrlck. Starlight, Narragansctt,
Down: Froprllcrs NcwberK. Conmotlor
pIro Ht.te, william Rat.!olph; schoon'j
rongo, blnonl!Kht, j, II. Heck. 1}ismarc.
nnIer. WiGtl southwest, gcntlG: wGhtht
Fropellcss ChH.sl,er!In. with !. Murtt]
Card, j. &. Harrison, and $. II. kinlsst1; 4
CTS i. II. Peterson, Nurth tapH. Pnran !
l'crew. city nt bhcboygan, Pathfinder,
Flint.
Down-Psopcl!ers Emrte, portnR!e.
May1lower and burrc: schooErrH Gullei /
II. Cnlltns. l'cnrokec, tdlnr, lthnca. .:
Sun Jucinto, W. u. Ogden. tug J. U
raft,
Wlnd--South, gentle: weather fine.
, 1880-07-01
pAu.rFr SHOT

nAiAikF s"ut.
LONDON, juno 31-A bAilln who had been
serving IN eteotu,ent was shot and Killed by
amh,sbct1 assnf,nnts IN tho nc,ehhorhood of
balta, County Mayo.
IMPORTANT DECISION.
In the case OF Durnand vs.. Rholoconachl In
',ao,,oI ~. ~ ,esa.,.+ ~ ,n..,n, ,s.', hs',
eoe'aea mat ae1ohuaht' mefcoaht VINO nha
for tobacco destroyed BY tho .alaban,n, must
hand tho amount to plaintiff, an underwater
n.,t,, .rhn,,, th, to,,n.f, had hoo, ,ma,,roa .mi
VINO pau paia upon u as total loes. Lofu
colerldRe snid defendant botng possessed or the
English law, rho plaintiff ws entitled. M EuR!Ish
tho ConKrcss of tho United States excluding tho
clattns OF underwriters.
nn.raa :: nsvKsuss. =: :, , H..
or1ss a rcron,;e r. iho f1nitt.s Einviiom fnr tHo
dseal year o;idcd juno 10. isso Was is; oo.,U ,Uij.
Hsftartor ~ t61 ,,rcsont year Rjg s1g9,a auninss
Iii ~ n n fr IN sane ,osIod liz s,rtvo vtar
TaorS Il tnua ~ net % ecrcsso E in II tho ycar of
sa17 6sS H''1 '''' q" SAo a"'1 ~" -
''''''oo' no.n,. .,,ou
It bexns to oe slea: tnet a!a.lstenes ;, resea,
ton concerning hsaa.a,su eass WIZ 10 eafF'cd'
Sne rs Or saos ,s epaner,
& ~ssss ss fsx
llEQ f10y pfpIltSQu To t6Glf CtnhInyG9s ItG 6GlQ-
ncrs nssaft that the conditions Of tle market nre
such ns to make it suicidal for tAo to fulilll tic
nIptIllso whith tbey cont]jtiouhlly Us thor tjnjG
pntio 10 tbcir w1rki,cOple The wcivcrY ut
Hoch,lalc hnvv Struck u;,tiust pToptMQd rtrltlt.-
lion ID their wnKos OF s pur cent. Thu condition
Of nearly nil tho uailt nuturiuK establishments
in Lnntasfltrn ia extremely juprcfstxf. Mill
Owners 0ssurt they uro Ht ths moment f11ul,uR
inoat at thoir t.stl,ishtnents ut II Oss ard thot,
unoss yory consltlcrublo reduction II, wux14 is
1na5n. tfeY viii have 10 shtit down thoiE fn,l1s
md throw vast 'mumbcrs Of pouplo out OF en-
ninvnnnt
f''' HORSE sALEs
p,,,,4nor, h,,s,s ,r,,nr.aJ i,,~oot fron, 1r,,,
EHue.ssM nutnus, 'i ~ ' a.p'a' ~ s>Su ~
tno Mnse - III oo'o III Aoau" ~ III W
eFaRo pF1coo VI @oi' ...-..
LIGHTING british DoCK-fARDs ny ELECTRICITY
LonloH lyMs,. Juae H.
On tho night Of tho M Inst; = highly success
ful attempt was undo at Portsmouth Dock-
yard to light tip tho lh1tex!bie dock hy Htnu8 u
tho electric light, The object of tho trial Wns to
asecrtnin whether 1t wAs practicable 60 to lilun-
ine tho dock-a huge chAstl 4l3 feet long by ll0
feet il width nnd Mbs,lt ~ feot In dcpth-as to
nuke It posslblu fn tilno ut wnr or from any
| other urKunt cause to dock Ut, tron.ead nfter
tlark, or 10 Uontlnun tho work Of completing her
| fur SGa throughout tho night. Tho Apt,Araftla
used on this occusnn was otIe Of l,rush's .synnro
| machincs, corAIstlnx OF eight m4gncts and four
| DofTQrfll A1CCtt1}- 4HjGtA. nuu GftEQH ut Il
, 1880-07-01

Special Dtpatth to 1hs CAtcaou
ANN ARuolk. 1ltctl,, Juno M.-Ex.
l., uurloIgh commenced suit ta-da
Anu Artnr <trguS for l!bet, layiu
$4,000. DurlcIgh clutu1s thnt thad
liRhctt q divorce bttt fled by 3lrs.
malicious intpnt, and lhAt thu ctlar ses
lu tho bill werp Ilntftlos also tthtt the
fused to publish his answer u thu bill,
: !lled yesterday,
, 1880-07-01

CotuAuus, O., Juno 0.-Wnrt rvash
frum Now Lexington urd vurlous otacr
tho lIoekiny Valley coal region thats ow 1
attempt to reduce tho lnlners' wagc@ Il :
a gonurll strtko Is anticipated. Thu
say that at present rates tAere Ia no
.nIlrKfn OF prtittt In tho cual bust HUN Il; Il
during thu pMAt weeks, tlloro bus lMci|
tIoll uf hO Anl W per crt!t IL. lle soil
co.ll, tho u,lHbrs IlAye been pAtd tho 4
during tho winter. When e9Ill WITS htq
4 spccsul u, tho StiItt JturIa! Bast
eleven irnn t,sr,Mces III the !ttMklil
moo rcKluN all but two havu bln1,
count 0f tho hiRh prtco Hf rllnnlp;
two will blow out tnSl1B OF ten uu}x
, 1880-07-01
FOREIGN.
The French Authorities Move
in Force Upon the
Jesuite. g.,
Some Of the Establishments
Yield Readily, md 9th
ers Kesist.
Deputies and Other officials
Openly Sympathize with
the Priests.
Gambctta's Scheme to Dis
cover tho Extent Of
His Popularity.
He VIII Stand for Election as
Deputy in All the Depart-
ments.
The American Isffiemen Win
Other Trophies from Their
Irish Contestants.
Turkey Warned that the Euro
pean Powers Are in Dead
Earnest,
And that the Decisions Of the Supple
mentary Conference Must Ba
Respected.
The American Isfffemen Win
Other Trophies from Their
Irish Contestants.
Turkey Warned that the Euro
pean Powers Are in Dead
{ Earnest,
And that the Decisions Of the Supple
mentary Conference Must Be
Respected.


Jcstlat C8tnOllant1cnt on ltue ue 6cffca NJ
o'clock this .nuruing. They wcro Immediately
admitted. Shortly nftcr Il crowd Of COO pcrsona,
composcd largely Of students and women, col
1cetcd. There wAs some shouting for and against
tho lcCrccs Tho police partly cleared tho
street, md refused to Hdmft naudEy dAsson to
the building. The rrcfcct of Police having IT.
rived. tho building WIS formally declared closed.
Tho Jcstitts, accompanied by aevorul Deputies
and Senators ot tho Hight, departed amid great
excitement cnused BY tho demonstrations OF
their sy1upathzcrs and counter demonstrations.
There were indignant cries against tho Project
ut Police. In tho ensuing scuf}io tho Marquis Of
Lloncourt md tho chief editor OF the linton,
LpEItimst journal, wpre trrcsted. Some of tho
fathers locked themselves In their coils, which
hnd to be broken open. The last left Mt $3.50
o'clock. The police thon clcnrcd the street. md
they rcu1a!ne1 on gunrd thore.
At VAls the do0r of tho establishment had to
he forced amt the Jcsu[ts conducted out BY SOL
dlcrs, battalion Of whom wero present under
arms.
AtDouai and Lille hopolicc were not resisted.
OTHER 1NclDEHTs.
Thu JHsci' ehape!s tvere thrcrYcd Tuesday in
tho provinces. At Liite bn1 persons, beaded by
tho Chairman Ut tho Chnulber Of Commerce,
wa!tcd on the Jesuits to express sympathy for
ttoIu.
During tho lnat Of tho series Of meetings held
III tho Fnrs Cirque d'f1iyer to protest against
The autI-Jesult decrccs, crowd assembled OUT
s!lc tho building, and blows wore exchanged be-
tween tho mol, outside and those issuing from
tho hall. The moi, booted u number Of priests
who hnd bucn Mt tho nlccttng.
In tho Chambcrof Deputies yesterday, nautiry
i'Asson, Lcgitfmtst, made nh Intellectual attempt
to make political capitnl out Of tho foregoing
ai1air. ...
IN THE PROVINCES.
ThrouRhnut the Provinces to-day tho Jesuits
lirt.,
, 1880-07-01

FpfetdS Utpdteh to tn CA9taaa ~
Nkw YonK, Jun0 W.-lar. Henry H.
Minneapolis, began his forty-day3' i
MON, und up tt n00n to-day, or ttG
second day, h!s pulse bud fa'len bl
lass attoudauts nrr phtRlyian4 on
terel surrupslously, tllnu4h, I, h
lInuau,ont bus no equli1cilco
AtilNDt.
, 1880-07-01
NOTICE.
NVrlCI:.
NOTICE

- hereby given thst tn PURSUANCE Of authority yest-
at Iii u " certain aRre0Gonts asd *ors Of alter
Rss x es
@ee.,as mo- II sf s1 saia ~ tas
Il. shs saia josoph 1i,oI Wiis .TGoirs, +: . ri.
&o Il & c9 t's x G t :. t.; u ;s'sS @
u O'Clock nonnt BY Charet !ynn. aaatlouoor. II
~ IF ssa ,H W. X a..
Sti Sax s9 III @ shSq E's
~ 5S4ss; s S1ts afs Il
described IL said Ieod, toasiasf wIiN III md s!,,xuar
tho x1sdt. tonenianh. hssramooa, t1loEs. cuay"1tA
Gons, pFiyil0gss, Ga4e mani1, rights unlor lcaaea
AxTe1Mou1, covenants 4nd contr1ua OF ~ aud ByuY
1ad sh ~ md tsat 5ssl estsac
purteiant thsfctu, rolat4d IL 0r c1lln9G41d Will
1s s Rs1 sS.;s
Z Chicago ItarHsd Company u esscy kind, nature,
aud character Nhatover and whetotor situated and
espscin!y all pInpotty, ftansht,n eaa p!1x1ses ot
q nv Yosk utd Of Nov jsrssy. u aithfF u %
eamp. ali tho Aforesaid property helnS shM vn,y
!. liz ~ I'D nasor TIL q
any unpaid tu1cs upon tho sald pFopes os sny pot
Ths pfsM.es will bs sold subject tho liens and
Conditions OF nsS dRled January lst Mn4le
beiNoah ~ ho,dsr. " s9yotal Ut re tn95t'
nv fS.e! feWYst Wa @ ssoxs CseaxS 1sitse Coaaaa!
ind tia pDtcha4F viii acquire our saGhle ndot
@hS b sa
Ssca III iasshsr tsIn: 70 suGscss6si G1 ths Con-.
n!ttse sna snyoanssa Il 4 re ,s!t .ala.
$nftf1S $ift1S f9EErs, =
EMMY fa!'iS : !. eAtttH!SESSE 3t!HESI., >,
, 1880-07-01
Flsher. ind Laird. Tho scoring resulted as fol-

Fisher. ind Laird. Tho scoriug resulted AZ fol-
inws:
j: .I6 FsIton...
Ea9rnw Ea9fs' Aiitnef @ ;:,;:
Kcott its3c A'soY...ts
}$s!;sSS;ss;a: 'Ea'; %E'sa ltsS;;;::::.::s III
ltathbone made tho hull'e-eye On the wsone
H. s Gsfha asS srdo ms2 Ssos sxnsia ss sSt se
coahlan the thrd,p aia FL Fento. the fe,,Tta Rss
prize, Mflocr tho sixth. ai,tl Drown tho seventh.
Scott, FishcF. and Hyde nso won prlzcs.
TIFF SPENCER CCr.
In tho competition for tho spGncor Cup. pro.
with ritEo. ton shots oacti. tho samo competitors
took part ns IN tho provlnus contest. scott won
ss *t@ Farlew sfs.S f. 9o :! Hs5y fs
t$yst MsF .s&& &sZ jss4s1 IL i5 T. Hsssns f ssxSs q
About 100 Teutlemen sat down to banauet
given Tonight to tho Atnercan ind irsh
atatea. Consul, responded 10 tho toaat 70
p .nd co sef bono dna s ssa so at No 70
Our ouests.-sho Amc.icMn Team" Mnt
Loec6 made speech on behalf Of tho Irish rfle-
Tho reception Of tho Americans was exceed
ingly cordial OH nll hands.
behalf of TIC New York Rifle Association to tho
Irish Islllo Association 70 ecHa y team 70 New
trophy. Thu invitation was faror1lbly received,
would probably be Organized fur that compete
Tho guests separated at midnight, tho Amer.
cans expressing themselves highly pleased With
their reception.
TIE CANADIAN TEAM.
TI&t1 Tn I'll $nnr
, 1880-07-01

QALxSA H., Juho tN.-Got. n
eosupouy with Mrs Col. FRED Or
and tho lion. W. ". Sn,lthEA
pht4 bunker, vii! lt.lye t,-ii}orr
Il, n special cur furnished pt tt
e. 1t. Louis Railroad Company.
, 1880-07-01
THE TURF.
ANOTHER GREAT DAY!
Chicago JockeyClub
RACES
Thursday, July /,
FOUR RACES.
Twenty-four Starters.
Tie Lawrence & Martin Purse, for Two
1iilc Race, with Three Other Races.
All Well Filled.
Pools Sull at the Grand Pacific Hotol'
Afadison-st. Cnrs 31t,. direct to The
Grounds.
Racing Commences at 2;30 p. m.
Tic Lawrence & Mnrtin Purse, for Two
Milc Race, with Three Other Races,
All Well Filled.
Pools Sull at the Grand Pacific Hotel
Afadtso,t-st. CNrs run direct to Thu
Grounds.


FIRST RACE.
"Club PURSE taua for nit ngex, t1l Of which TO
fec1n,l Winners Ut f.tiI or 'litwntus Ut eltat nt
thtsu meetings excluded. Mn[hena yeuea DILL
pounds. IL miles
/. W. 4. nnu, b. u. Fair Count.
!. ]; 4; Mnl;ie. II; .; DUKE Gt Kent.
j. laudpa s. Entrt Gh. 1. H1Ao Lutsc.
SECOND RACE.
"c'ah r"'-e'' sto feE ',9 ~ % ngss; s OF which to
/. T.j. MsalSsn d. i; Gsrh clay.
/ i'tiS T. isass is''l j. r + iie,i. t a'i!'9 F. H.
F. = i,E5,,ssa M95s. 81 + + FTnx faatnnn ahn,t
THIRD RACE.
"selltne Purse" ka for all ages, 10 9f which 70
ss %os SHis i s e es q :os o
pSandss ~ .3ui Sahteen p"sndai I'll SinI twsn:
mod!ntsly niter thu rnee. md nny surplus "yGt cn.
tered pt1cG to 10 divided between thu Club aud
necoHd' liul1o. III miles,
|. I. Whitley, eli. 4. 3fncedonfcu8.
aSi,Wa1 Wa1:ssH hSxsH 4 G$ ss ,;s.e:p :; caps. wrnsa.
+ Sa'$ssiiss! + s5%:: M Y; i:sszy Anderson.
y 4. Il. Mattetspnt +. T.: Ell.
IL. II. t. Wnkchuld. Ir. b. GEs,nGer.
FOURTH RACE.
sonds @ II rve 81 fue!onss. sE%ai " u ""'A "
I"t ns9ts Mo4th = T. Il Ghff'iS KM!sht ltSfs Tspar
s. {. nuyS. b. I. iioseIin.
I. W. II. JnlintGn. b. h. llehponA.
, 1880-07-01
stl1nedtfottA I 3fr
supply tho i ~.


IT,. in MOVEMENT. HA
g. rETr1e1uR0, Junc W-Iho yolontHGft
cruiser Aa,h1.n has left Crorstadt for Vtndvfi
.tock With l.e!o men, number OF torpedo box{&
and large qunfttty OF munitions OF wnr. Fs321
TIE nErohTEl 1tttsslAN pEp1Ar7. fsW
=, ,LosnoS, juno "a dispatch from s,mIn MT
ChlnGso hnv" been brought to Cabui by a 1aff13
their Journey. "S's4slse38
, 1880-07-01

GCnAN, I*)1N. 4.Fs4
MAnn1n, 1nnc U.-subscriptlons to tho CubsaM
lonn wero opened to.tfay In Madrid md flaro33e8
lima, md havo been 90 liberal that tic loatitH
already tHIco covered, .ta5f
1tiE ,tDnocco Co.YEHgHcE.
NADMtD. JUNG M.-At Il mccttna Of fhn Nd41
rocco tHnfcrnhcg to-day unanimous RRrrH$a
MGnt Waa arrived nt on all potlts, .A8tI
, 1880-07-01
{tL0TlElN<a.

1000 |
BUSINESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS,
N0BBY, STYLISH, { NEAT. FITTING
SUITS
Such as can only be found at
"THE:G[OBE:." /"
Suits for $3.50 worth $40.
Suits for So worth $l2.
Suits for So worth $l3.
Suits for $40 worth SIS.
Suits for $l2 worth SIS.
Suits for $'e ")l elsewhere for $40.
j, - ..,m 20 save you from
u; y: on e. :ry Suit sold in our
) ri moth Establishment.
I: fR|E GLOBE. ),
0NE.PRlCE:. CLoThlERS,
l95, 107 & 100 South Clark.st.
HARRY HART & Bro,
PRoPRlEToRs.
eB- Orders bY nal! receive prompt attention.
.-..%-=@S-~.-------
, 1880-07-01

LONDON, Juno TO- A Plrla dtspatch Rays an
immcnse crowd OF Innple, evidently of tho
upper classps. tockcd I'LL Tuesday tn th6 Pr1noipHl
Jesuit establishments. Yholikllltlb 6i9tlgsl tho
yistsinR book And c4rrtud of ll0.scIa Us me-
montoes. Tho crowd outside i1aap no hosttlo
demonstration. 80,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-20
FIFTH EOl7IoN


Special co,,... 'o CeeAiy Oen-.
NJ" correspondence Of "a. y s'a
CONS Nrw ,. CASTLE, Del, Sent, A', ~
:issly. with Chief Jus, \ 10 o'clock
associate Justice HoustOr' O 0onssys|
ana,,ned and George b c sa.lsd
Der Of the Grand J urv "ad
The jury being ,bs "a, ,
a. l.. me NAY term of Court 'o al. q 4
liver a charge, as their SiU U,isa Y
explicitly set forth at that 49,, ,i had
The Grand Jury then rs,, n9e:
rooms ISs when the petit jury , va, %
al All answering to their u,D WAS "a
John Dugan, Edward R. We
Purnal s. Daniel. wight
Edward cassiday, oODvio,., II
May term Of Court, hayjnr Vso o.
his term OF imprisonment 'erved|
charged from Confinement in w. was
The case Of the State VA q q, ~, nas y
crol! 9 Brother, charged with ' =.
Ing the waters Of the Brsnd %ra p0,
noxioue poisons from their o0t,aO
being called At,o,n 'ou
erel Gray stated that he bad :
from the Wilmington Board ., = "a
tatiDg that thu Messrs. RAE W III
complied with certain oopdi,io s.Ols
Abated the nuisance and tbo, us
asked and was granted Iesvs , ~ o',
nolle prosequi. " en'
~ The cases against Daniel CrssJ.,
iocsessin, for the sale Of lquo, |.
'ut license were continued nns,
,ext term Of Court, on account Il,
'ickness of the defendant.
State We. Ann Joyce indicted r.,
ug liquor without license plead ,n
o one charge and was aord as6s
sntsnced to pay costs in All .S s.' :,
harges. '
State vs.. Bridget Gamer, iDdia.aI
cling liquor without a ,iceuss
endan: pleaded guilty and va, 4
So, and sentenced to pay the coat.
State Va. Patrick MoCloskey indij
'r larceny. Defendant was ii,cb,r
rom custody. there not being sps
violence TO hold him.
State vs.. Thomas McGar,asbv
ohm Brielley indicted ut the Nav
osurt for the larceny Of a psI,
hoes the property Of Henry Pix \
and plead not guilty. M
~ General Gray for State. q, c.
er for defense.
Mr.. Turner stated that he had
cen retained to defend the case in
orning but he would be ready
ought to proceed in the sf,eInd
be prisoners were rsmanded.
At IL 80 p. m. the petit jury was
'arged until 8 O'Clock. The On
Try returned with q number Of B
ted upon when the JDurt Vas
uIned until 3 n, m.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-20
Death OF . Rn nalo ptonssr.

49,
BUFFALO, September 10 The De-
Of PhineAs Brintnall, In this city ,ClS'
a long and eVsntful life In the local
tory of Buffalo. Born October "A, ID
at Sunbury, Middlesex County, Ma
he moved, when young, to Herkil
County, N. T., where he was noted
his size, strength, and success in ltA
tic sports. He enlisted in the Wn
1872 and walked 30 miles to join [
regiment, which was stationed at Ga
ett's HarbOr. After the CLOSE Of tho
he returned home on foot with
profit Of 26 cents. He set out in W
ern New York on horseback in lSl9l
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-20
FOURTH EDITION.
TnE OoUnTY UOURT.

rhs September CrfminaI COurs-A
Large Attendance - The Farsl
Day-0peDinE OF Court-POIitiss
Specially Reported for the Republican.
NBw CASTLE, DEL, September 20, 80.
The September term Of the Supreme
Court Of Delaware, for New Castle
county, met this morning at New Cas-
tie.
A large number Of person. interested
and having business before the court
came over from WILMINGTON In the 9.l5
=. m. train. Upon the arrival at the
court house Chief Justice Comegys
had already arrived and was occupying
q seat on the bench, though court had
not bsen called.
This not being court for the trial
Of civil cases only the cases on the
criminal calendar will come before the
court. OF the latter the list for trial Is
unusually large but II 10 supposed that
the present will be sufficient for the
trial Of ell the cases. Judge Houston
cana up In the early train this morn
ing and will be on the bench when the
court calls at II o'clock. The delay In
opening the court is giving every body
an opportunity TO exchange words on
the political situation which seems to
be the all absorbing topic.
Considerable dissatisfaction is ex-
pressed by the country people at the
Of TIE Democratic ticket
and many openly declare that they
will not support It in full. 1t Is 40.
knowledged on all sides that the Re-
publicans have nominated q strong
ticket, and there are Democrats who
say 1t cant be beat.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-20

Portland, Me-, Sept. ls.-Four hun
bred and ninty seven towns give Davii
73,4l6, Plaisted, 70, 900: scattering, 1888
Davis plurality, 4l6. Six towns "a
hear from gave last year Davis, 6li
Smith, q; Garcslon, 20l; Fusion plu.
rality Of l67. Deducting that Davis
will have = plurality Of 249, which ia
SO short Of majority, supposing no
further gains or losses.
PORTLAND, Sept. 2o.-An Augusta dis
patch says the election returns 80 far as
received give Gov. Davis a plurality Of
about 200 votes. There are still several
towns and plantations to hear from, and
there are some discrepancies in the re-
returns received by telegraph, which
make It difficult to ascertain the exact
result Of the elections. 1t Is evident,
however, that the vote Is close, and II
Is quite probable that only the official
canvass Of the returns will decide who
Is elected.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-20
A MiFac uIOus EscnDo.

BETHLEHEM, September 10. - This
morning, about o'clock, Timothy
Hotchen, aged IS years, an employs Of
the Bethlehem Iron Company, while
working near the top Of the stack of No.
A blast furnace was overcome BY gas
and fell TO the ground, a distance of
about seventy feet. The fall was broken
by the slate roof of the furnace about
forty feet below, whence he rolled and
fell upon q wooden shed roof, about
eighteen feet below, and then through
...e 80. .... .er tS0i "a the ground, about
twelve feet. He was removed to St.
Luks's Hospital and was unconscious
for about two hours. The supposition
now Is that he suffers no further injury
than a slight conclusion of the brain
and that he will recover.
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Three Days q Bride.

Mrs. Cornelia \. Winant, wife OIL
Charles A. Winant, and daughter Of
Samuel Winant a we'll TODD resident
Of Roseville, Staten Island, was buried
on Friday from the Old Bethel Metho
dist Episcopal church, in the village Of
Trottenvills. She was only II years Of
age and was married on Saturday pre-
vious. She died on Tuesday. Last
winter she contracted q severe cold, the
result Of being baptized in the river, q
hole being cut in the ice for the purpose.
This cold chung 10 her and she continued
to fail in health. In the meantime
Charles A. Winant, 20 years Of age,
was paving attention to her, and when
1t was found that she could not live
many days, in accordance with her
wish, preparations were made for their
marriage. Miss Winant was braced up
in a easy chair with pillows while the
ceremony vas being performed. Young
Winant's father, who Is sexton OF the
Bethel church, having dug the grave in
the little churchyard, tolled the bell as
the funeral cortege of his daughter. in
law approached.
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A COuDIo of OuAFPeIa,

A quarrel occurred at q disreputable
h0useN. W. corner Front and King sts.,
at q late hour last night. Numerous
cries Of murder rent the air and a large
crowd assembled before the dwelling.
Sergeant Jones knocked upon the door
and asked the cause Of the disturbance.
In answer to his query the trembling
voice Of man replied that his wife and
another woman had just been beating
him. The Sergeant entered the house
and remained about half an hour and
succeeded in restoring quietude.
A man named Weaver, q member Of
the Seventh ward Democratic club, was
struck upon the head with a brick al
Front and Madison streets, Saturday
evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-20

william Harper, hsg.carrisf u, q
Young Mems Republican cup VI " "
mington, was overcome with wv i, i
W hen the line Was marching S Sy
Second street. Hespplisd at h'' ~
a!elt's for a drink Of water, nut W
It could be obtained he fslnteu, :,
Elwood Harvey wAs sdmm'nsu,
soon restored him to musclou'u'ItI
Mr.. Harper returned 10 nis hOw' IN
morn ing In the II O'Clock "' nrbs,t
very Weakened condition INV
News" 18th.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-20
New CASTLE,

Special Correspondence Of the RErU BLroAN
New CASTLE. Sept. 20.-Three enter
tainments were given in the New Hall
last week, and they were all well
patroDizsd by our citizens.
Rev. J. N. Williams, President Of
Wesleyan Female College OF your city,
preached 3 very able and instructiv 9
sermon in the NJ. X. Church here yes
terday.
Rev. G. R. Bristor has been visiting
his friends, in this city the past week
His health is slowly improving and he is
looking we'll for one who has been 80
severely afflicted for many weeks dura.
ton. He occupied the pulpit Of the N
Z. Church last evening and although
feeble in physical strength he preached
with his usual great power to very
large congregation.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-20
Trouble AmOnxs, Miners.

Trouble being feared in Corning
Perry county, Ohio. in consequence o.
an attempt by several hundred white
miners, from Straitesville and Shawnee
to drive away the colored miners, the
Sheriff ordered out company Of militia
on Saturday night. As matters re-.
manned quiet, the order was subse-
quently countermanded. The colored
miners have been armed by the opera
tors. Yesterday afternoon, though no
Demonstration" had been made,
both the commander OF the militia and
the Sheriff asked for more troops, and
two additional companies were ordered
from Columbus. A wagon, loaded with
muskets, from the Shawnee mines
passed Corning Station in the after.
noon. About 7 o'clock in the evening,
the miners enlarged on No. 3 niue on
three Sides" but were fred on by the
militia, and ratrsated. Ten Of
the rioters were wounded, nine
seriously, in the rout. At last accounts
shouting and shooting" we're going on
promisCiously.