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The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
NEWARK LETTER.
REVIVAL MEETING - PoIITIcAL-MU-
sIC, ETC.

REVIVAL MEETING - PoLITIcAL-MU-
sIC, ETC.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
NEWARK, Oct. 10, 1880.
The Methodsts of Newark and Elk
ton commenced olding revival ser
vices in OTIS Chapel, on Chestnut Hill,
on Sunday evening. Preaching every
evening by Rev. j. A. France and
and others, at y o'clock. he meet
ings will be continued every night this
week.
The Democratic rally at this place
on Saturday last was in every way
success. After the parade in the al
ternoon. the Hon. Thomas f. Bayard
addressed a large and enthusiastic
crowd in ex Senator Rays felt, fully
explaining the tariff question: salts
factolily 10 all. He was followed by
Col. Martin.
In the evening, under the manage
ment of Chief Marshal + aux Griffith,
Newark was treated to one of the most
brilliant torchlight demonstrations
ever witnessed in this place, there be
ing nearly 700 men in line. II was
nearly nine o'clock when the meeting
was calledto order. Attorney General
Gray made few remarks and then re-
tired, not being able to m Ike speech
on account OF severe cold. j. l..
Vallandigham, Esq, spoke for about
fifteen minutes and then introduced
Ii. G. Turner, Esq, who made quite
an extended speech. After cheering
the candidates of the white mans par
ty, the meeting adjourned. Thus con
cluded one OF the most successful de-
moustiatiuns of the campaign, lu
JUS ice o the Democratic ladies who
50 handsomely illuminated their resi-
dences, they have tine heartiest thanks
If the committee for thus aiding in
the display.
5. k. Choate is drilling the colored
Garfield club. The result of his efforts
will be manifest in next Saturday,
procession, which is Intended to out
shine anything heretofore held in New
ark in that line. What ply if sue
less should not crown their efforts af-
ter SO much trouble in drilling.
Contrary 10 expectation the Balti-
more anniversary did not take as many
NcwaikeIs as was thought, the Elkton
lalr evIden iy hinderlug it i'll this To-
callty somewhat.
The fair managers at Elkton were
so pleased with the music rendered by
The &c. G, b., i" Of this town, that they
told them they might consider them
selves engaged to play at thelr next
| fair. ANON.
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A BI.NDl L or BABIES.

FOUND FLOATING - TnE WATER
NEAR rHE -rERS or A CAMDEN
FERHY-BDAT.
Waterman is towing a scow around
th- Fedora rect ferry dock, Camden,
yesterday, noticed p culIor loe KIN.
Object # apng ~ HE water nea h,
stern oi a lefI3 boat, Procuring ttat
nook he qui kly Transferred the black
oeNus 5hug from HE water 10 u#r
ie,k oi tha seew. p'ett ofhack OH
loia, securely tied Wuh a s.aiu cord
ormru the outer covering ofthe oaudl
Uueml lha and remo1ug anofhei
e1err of a snghan apfonthef- vas ris-
rlase. 10 his astonsh i ea2r.the todie,
Of Three deeompuscd a5rs. Ihey Lad
evidently been IN tle Wuler month. Il
as appaent that none q HE battles
were more than few days cid when
thrown into the water. Il is pr sunrd
hal they were cast tito ihc by
,boilioust. The attention At Coroner
Jellrls was called 10 lie ma ter aud an
inquest viii BE- hegun to-nay.
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Generdt Ne0'S.

Irving aud Tammapy Hall agreed las
light to nominate VIM. K. Gace loi
Mayor If New York.
Secre ary Schurz # Was' iug'on, yes
erday, to deliver Republican speeches
~ New Jersey, New loik and Connec
tcut.
Secretary Sherman las returned to
Washington auu j. again at lis Gesk il,
he Treasury Department,
President Hayes and party left San
Francisco yesterday for the Yosemite
hey ~ill 90 10 Los Angeles nexl Sat
arday, ard Will re,urn East through
Atl na and New Mexico.
The cotton hire on the North CONNER.
tial wiart, IN Chal lrstun, ). c., con
sInued burning yesterday, bur was un-
ler control. The fire IN the hold OF th,
Gamer Borsowdale was burning fierce
y, and IL was feared her cargo Of 3G0
oales Of cotton would be totally destroy
ed. a new fire broke out ia the hold ul
he Bedford, uut it Was exuuguished II
about two hUuls. The lotal damage on
wharf aud in vessels is now estimated
at SjSG,00O.
Indian Agent Berry and Messfs lIoyi
Cline aud Meachani, ave 6een arreslec
aud are in Iail at GurnisOn City, Col.
q ged with the murder Of jackson
he lreighter, whom they surrendered Il
the Indians.
At Baena Vista, near Huntington
enn., yesterday, Dr. Scbe johnson / i
t~o sohs and man named Steele, at
tackled two men, named Owens and sad
oerly, at she lalter's residence. All th
ATTY we're wounded, Owens and one q
Johnson's sons mortally. The taus
vas an I'D feud.
| An lndiaI, who murdered a Govern
ment toll collector fifteen months a.o
was hanged at Sitka, on the 7lh inst.
A lrestle bridge, l2G00 feet long an
"a feet high, on the Shenandoah Vale
Ra.lfoad, at Eat Liberty, Page county
Va, tumbled down with or sh la.
saturday afternoon, killing one ma
aud seriously figuring another. IL
thonght this will delay the complelio
OF the road for several months.
A telegl am from Victoria, Il. G., r.
ports that last Thursday night there WI
gr' at land Slide six mics below Cacl
Creek, which damned up the Thorn
son River TO a height of 12O feet. A $
'ious disaster was feared if the da
should give way al once.
S0ME OF the business men of Harri
buiB VINO Wont INTO politics head oV
heels dnd undertook 10 scart. The count
with the idea that HahCock's ele"tIi
! would break up bu,iuees, have be,
brown Into httle tnght of theirow
they signed call tor meeting to sa
the County from the Democrats "A
nary OF their Democratic patrons lmu
r ilately closed their accounts aud retu.
t 70 trade with those who made pAttise
. mn 10 much part of their buslues.
/ Times.
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1nt, GREAT STORM.-

CouNcI BLUFFS, Io%a, Oct, lS.-
fhe snnH and wind atufm which VISITED
he West on Frtay and Saturday
al bougi not So severe in tia 5 potion Ol
va as al . any other paints, was
something unusual for lids season. Tht
su9s letl llrou- -hodt Friday, melting as
. desc ndea. l. has been very cold
inc, Will uorti western ale, aud To-
.ae the roads are tr, zen solid and very
oa2b, he ring up hcayy vehicIes. At
rac lic junction, twenty miles soush ot
HI, ely, large brick rouudhuuse,
tbott eonpl trd by the Burlington ara
II ssour kail#"ta & mFa s.. vas de
nulished b, The FRIDAY night storm.
lnE scardaleus bar am sa,l ta he &C.
iiR On IN the Ru-.iAu mI erial flmilv, bt
tbich lie ear Consents To make the
'z'eWi' ch cOsegent or p lllps ah.li
itie IN la, favor, provided hr laiter
Ri'l consent 70 recaau2e The Offspring
II tne Pm, er.s Dol otaaki y pnucrs Of
t1e God, d, Guiiou. rtN eldlluH o. court
te-" certainly not taVJrahls TO pubic
morals.
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TIE ZAR's MARRIAGE.
STATUS or THE PRINCESS BoiGe
EoCKi's GulLuRE N-RrMuR OF All

STATUS or THE PRINCESS boi Go
EorKI's eulLuRE SN-RtHM HMuRs OF Alb
bfcArIpN.
loNnoN, oct. lS.-hrp5It. have hae
recelYvd from various sources that Ia
tztf aul ID, Pricess D. lgorouk were
married an he 3lsl Of July. The evgn#
; We Il in the deepest ohteuity, an
ha, not been menlioed by lhe Rps,iaI
press.
The Vienna Press say 'We learn
pn The bes' authority tlH lie Princes.
Delsoroubl nanled 'hr ca as III
younger niete Of the Governor Genera
+ Moscow, aid MT as he sister ol
Count Al-e ias0G Ae.mltiou, ra-
speclug IA" fmur" p ,iti IA ot Prnars,
Dolgoroukl and her eidldfen afp >ti-l
pehding. l. is prop l,el tlat the late,
DC recognized As Frtnrrsa Of tlm blond
and take rank after ,hc Grand Da6r.
Should the tluaNi ch cansem In III.
tia9gem"n' tile Zar Will appoint lin.
cor gent, apa tr4usicl to hun Ia. rem
oi gUvrlnmAui; Tie CIR retainipo th.
imperial privileges, aud retiring ocr
maaeully It. idEddid.
\ despatch To tie Times trom Retti,
saJ "l'rr-isteu reports continue b. reae h
mere Ia regard TO the very Indifferent
heal'h oi the Cza and hs inclination Ia
abolca'c IN iarur Of The ~ rev itch. whe
has gone 10 E1vallia, !. lIct which do {
not much supp ore tie statnment tIa
owing 10 the tza 5 marriage the Czare.
"iic4 he's qparrellcd irrecuacilab!y with
the Gar"
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Gelierat Torrjgn AtWs.
LONDON, o. t9. las1.

LONDON, o.. IS, lGs1.
F,psA ulfurrahs Of p.cu.o pucumou'a
ucsur ga y iu /. iuca,iirc.
The N4ceroy ot India 'elrg aphs tia,
kulam Napey Was eva ua,ed on 81 uI-
day .As', the i6.n iu,r
Eve steamers ave been ordered to
he uuiit on the hyde for the me-
French company 20 trade wuh tne
CWel ; ATS,
lhe No!lh German Gazette says -
We learn that the negotiations be
cen China and Japan IN regard o
the Loo Chou q icsjlon have upw en-
tered a phase promising peaceful So
ulor.
The G!ob. says. We hear from a
trustworthy source in 81. Petersburg
inat Rus "a has ordered the command
q oftne Pacific squadron to "a ,ey
the entire coast Of Gofea as soon as
possible.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
FIFTH EDITION.
u. S. COURT.
,rENfNo OF THE OCTOBER TERM,


The regular October term of the L.
s. Court opened this morning, Judge
Bradford presiding.
The following cases were continued
Uni ed states rs. Isaac Jamp Go don
Mckay Us. William II. Lambson H..
$. Lawrence h Go. rs. William Rich
man, Jr. john II. Schdlte gs Wm.
Gum Charles Green aud William
" .lson, trading as VIM. Greeu & Co.,
Price ior the use of Johnston Us North
German Fine Insurance Go. Grant &
Bia.r Us. fnsey, Jones II 90. Mills S
Combs a.. w. ;. Bullock Gordon Me-
Kay, Trustee ps. Charles Band, II 5.
McComb & Patrick Monaghau a.
u4hsh Is Harlan Il llplllugsWotth (;
A English us. Jackson " Shop 60.
he following cases weOa passed :
Al lance Platt ~ Co. Ds, John Wilson;
Iuum..s say lor rs. Whining ON City X.
Il. Company.
lH tho case of Swan, Clark n Go.
az. Henry 4. Robin on, assignee, ,Nc.,
aud lbe A,d Loan A>Suelaliou. A.
puneut WAS fixed for inurSday, No
N.mber 4 at 10 a. ~.
IsllltctN Alt'u> lpt StliloS !QNbI
81 hout havog pad he specjsl SsE,
pleaded eutity ia three case, and u
nncd Fl0J, sentenced to jhIoo moAths
in each case.
ln tpe case OF Jacob Levy, Of Dover
fol cling liquor without having pa q
tsa. tne e. :. Attorney asked pcrmis
s.an oh'ecrmn1 Information a aeatnst
ntr, winch WAS granted.
ON motion OF A. higgins, Esq.
counsel ion defendant, the case Wa,
continued.
Ia ,Ac eases Of t. s. vs.. W. u. No
len, ana L, :. vs. Robert Taylor, one
of Nulen's secuIitcs,a an inquisitlou at
bar Was bad, and verdict was rem
rc7i in each case in favor of the Coy
eumenJ for S9,jl317.
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TUE Gt,AN MESS EOASF

rntr rntN MADE GAEfftLbs.tLrcrt. ~
ro@tuLr A.p VIII aWN mM IF
FLECrtD
HNsrlsGioN 0,-IS.-T Tnr G lt T.
punnc.u., Ls,e u,ts- ~ -,c.-t ut ut
estec 'fou., incy say .utr .sr, 70
,Uu Gtrhem 20 hr /. 'rcftu. .h.t 'u,
U'l G gut Republicans rat to eo0t -.
bsIr Dn,hlht4 Iu ..c.rN s.r IU,
Ndo. ri-,uoo, ,a,i, i,,.' tl vs, ouiy lbs
he presence u. Z. .auI tourUtE.. 0,n
etdu and l. .1 in OHIO Wu tGHrt b
nat 'hu e states Nttr saved 10 ih T.
pl.Ncans. Tnef bJas, moreover, .Lsi
;nr lHitana campuEh Mas naUag 4 g.
ct.rItrly b. 6raiJ n,l.- N -v, ~. t.rs.
t'd t.,n'o. EvaI. ou,fma1 A.o
rti' q, 'try tF Wr nave nAIs Ih'
uHttN aN.ri tuu uHIfu Oi " ucu mex
d Il it.te 'o .t..e be-. Tine Ctl nrt,
ttty -pa, ~4, ne G.tut iuu3ua uopt
"A Id uuuo tu' thr Ot G.sud aIll have
n"- iuu- ul .mp..t .ar' 4aa lniaeuca 20
home,
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rom the New York sun, oct. IS, 1880.

From the New York sun, Oct. l6, 1880.
Now the Democl atc party as had d
majority III the House OF Representa-
tlves for six years, and Ia both Houses
since ISL, aud yet they have don,
AOthlng whatever toward tariff iul
revenue only. Indeed, they have no
even altemp ed The revision and reform,
that are pIainly necessary to cure gros.
abuses. Are We not, then, Justified II
saying that the idea OF any radical
change in our plan OF customs taAatoL
Is preposteious2 And can any iitell-
gent working mau Who Is rtaly d
| Democrat at heart, allow himself to be
50 Influenced by amy feeling OF alaln
upon this subject as 10 vote against Gen
eral Hancock.
The manufacturing il tercsts of the
North Will be as SAFE with Hancock il
the White House as they would be wlll
garfield. The tanii laws will continnc
to be what the interests of the creates
number demand and for long time t.
come the interests ot the greatest nun
ber Will demand a tafil that will
eflectually protect the manufacturing
workers of tins country.
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JOHN WANAMAKER.
Ladies'Me Merino
Underwear.

These articles are general
ly sold for all wool, though
they may be part cotton !;
Or for all silk. though they
may be part cotton, on even
only plated with silk.
We prefer to tell what
everything we sell is made
of, so far as we Know; and
to let people bny with full
knowledge. Indeed, that
is our only way Of safety;
for unsatisfactory goods
come back to us; and the
worst possible (lou> rcas-
on for goods coming back
is a discovery that they
are not what they were
sold for. We do not in.
tend that they Shall come
back for aty re- il, least
Of all ior that oa'
We have ChJtdTen 5 un-
derwearln d the same quail
ties as ladies: ana many
on hers a, we'll
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A Contlding VirgInian,

Mr.. +. X. Cousins. represented by the
flttsylVania, Va, Tribune, the leadin.
newsp pee in his vicinity nyIng nea
lEaliands) fitLsylvahla County, Va, to Dt
tn lndu trious and hard working farmer
worthy IN every way, and about forl5
ave Years OF age-wOrKlng with his chfl,
dren daily in The tobacco field-says ina
ne has Always ha faith IN Tho inlegrll,
anu harness OF The Monthly Grand Dis
trlDuilo 10 OF the LUulsidLa Stale Lottery
u New Orleans aud has occ tsionally s.I,i
uoiIar by mail To VI A Dauphin, at No
80 Broadway, New York city, or else Il
me same rson st New York City, or els
10 the same person AT New Orleans La
aud now his faith rs sustained Dy hi,
drawlng the fourth capital prize of ~, 500
sep29.
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THIRD EDITION
COUNTING THEIR CHICKENS
BEFORE THEY ARE
HATCHED,
Erom the N. Y, world, oct. I0.

From the N Y, World. Oct. 10.
Our Republican contemporaries who
have been counting their electoral
chickens in Indiana at least three
weeks before they can be Matched, are
invited to read the address of the Ex-
ccutive Committee of the Democrats
of that State which appears in to days
World. They may also profitably re-
call an incident of our early naval his
tory which has been celebrated by Mr..
Witt Whitman. Paul Jones after the
Bon Homme Richard had been nearly
shot to pieces by the Scraps and her
consort, was hailed by the Brl ish
commander through the smoke to
learn if she had struck. Paul Jones
answered, I'VE have uot begun our
part of the hghting" This seems to
be the temper Of the Democrats of In
diana, and the Republican managers,
who desire to spare the effusion not of
blood but of greenbacks which may be
needed ia other States, may take no.
tice thereof. 1t will be seen that the
address serves incidentally but EN-.
Ihatically to repel the charge that the
leaders of the Democracy in Indiana
are not acting cordially together. AS
the signers of the call comprise all the
leaders of the party, we have proba-
bly, heard the last of that story. Much
has also been said, mostly in the Re
publican newspapers, of the unpopu
larity of Mr. English in his own State,
by way of explaining the defeat, not
of Mr.. English, but of Mr. Landers.-
We are not aware that Mr.. English
has yet been defeated in Indiana, nor,
what is much to the purpose, does MIR.
English himself appear to have heard
of such an occurrence. Upon the
whole it will probably be manifest to
Mr.. Sherman some time before the be
ginning of November that if he knows
of any source of supply yet untried
which is more promising than an ap-
peal to the members of he Manhat-
tan Club in this city, it behooyes him
straightway to tap the same.
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a Drop Of Joy In Every Word.

FLEMlNGToN, Hunterdon Co, y. j.
DIR. X. V. PIERCE, Buffalo n Y:
Thee mouths ago | was sioken out
with large ulcers aud sotes on my body,
nbs and face. procured your Col iei
Medical Discovery aud Purgatlve Pei
ets, and have taken six bottles, and to.
day am IN good health, ali those ugls
dlcers having healed ard left my ski
IN natural, healthy condition. thought
at one Time ! could not ne cured All
though can but poorly express IN,
gratitude to you, vel there is "a drop O
Joy n every word | write
Yours Truly, JAMEs o. BELLS,
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
Forty THOUSAND LaboTIng Men

"The members of the Greenback-
Labor party of the State will vote
for Hancock Tuesday two weeks"
said Mr.. James L.Wright yesterday,
as he explained to Record reporter
that there would be surprise for
the politicians within the next two
weeks. "rhe workingmen are of
opinion that the most can be obtain
ed by them by the accession of Han
cock to the Presidency. The mem :
bers OF our organization understand
The tariff issue as put before them by
the uRepublicans, and there is more
TO be gained by the workingmen
from Democratic accession than
from Republican"
"How many votes do YOU think
you will poll in the Statep' asked
the reporter.
About 10000" was the reply.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
from the N. y. star, oct. IL. 1882.

In the eight States that have held
elections this fall, the Democrats have
carried five and the Republicans three
I he Radicals got a set back in Maine
and The Democrats in Indiana. These
were preliminary skirmishes; the main
bat lie remains to he fought in Novem-
Der. "Who can doub,, exclaims he
Hartford Times, "that the Union
forces under the gallant Hancock will
drive back the sectional army under
Garfield, as Longs rect was driven back
at GettysburgP
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sLIDEDAMs ARIVLR

SAN FRANCIsco. Oet lS--A d.
patch from Victoria says ou q hul
dlv night a hard ,uje look place .is
miles below Cache CrucN Whf h
completely damned up the ThomU-
son River To the height o. l21 lcol.
winch obs ruCij"u the llYcl lu 3 st.r-
mount before resnuing us course
Should the dam break away a,i 81
once the damage ,othe railway wogs
and wagon road rom the waite.
rushing thtouen a narrow cau5Du
and AoIee VIII be enormnNs.
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PICTORIAL POLITICS.

The Republican League, last night,
gave a sciop'icon enteltaiumelt at
Fourth and Market ST cts, which at
tracted a large crowd OF men, women
and boys. ! he exhibition comprised
amy pictures amt aim quotations
thrown upon a large sheet the pic
,utcs "clc greeted with roars OF laugh
ter, but the tariff utterances received
aothing but silent contempt, because
they were no followed as they should
have been, by the announcement that
Garfield IS tile most airant free trader
la the Cuunt rY.
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FLAG PRESENTATION.

The Democratic ladies Of this city
have procured a handsome nag and
banner, which thfy propose prcsenl-
ing to the Young Men. Democratic
Club. The presentation ceremou-
les will take place on Friday even
ing Of this week and The addresses
OF the occasion viii be delivered by
distinguished speakers.
The Executive Committee Of The
Y. NJ y. C., vii! hold a meeting
this evening, 10 arrange fer tMs
NEE ihs.
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WAITING TO BECOME CITIZENS

When the L. ;. District ronr
Opened its sessions. this morning,
about fifteen foreigners were in wat
ing to take out theu last papers and
become citizens Of the United States.
| he Court took up It's regular bust
ness, aud al noon he men were sui
patiently waiting.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
f ON the I,htca. y. y Democrat.

Flon the IIhlch, \. Delnocrht.
When given the choice between
man who has fought and bled for hns
country and one who stands convicted
as peljurer and "a public biIbe takri
the people of this country will neveI
select the latter as Chief Executlvt
tor four years. Nor can The Repuul-
can office holders raise a large enough
corruption fund to purchase such ID
decision.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
Cheap Rnoas mud Shoes.

Dani'l MeCusker, 2lB West second street
has got in "a large stock of boots and shoes
Tor the fall trade, an he Is determined to
sell them cheaper than any shoe house In
tine city. He wishes his friends and the
public in general 70 give him call and
be convince that he has good boots and
shoes aud htwiil sell them low.
oct2-dS WsIn.
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MEETING AT MIpDIpro1 /

Az Middletown, last n;.,
XXI ,rs =, m9eta,ie meeting 1"', was
'front.' ! Of The Hancock aud WAS Ena,,h y
presided p anu Harry Coiela@aanI neaInea 4
"',Gg'"a' mg made a stirring %1sI, aSd,aa1 o.
d, va ~ The 2d il Cruc day ney. s,"lts1 = ]
all-day meeting viii +. "tA tA,}
,l'f grounds, winch it is a nrano y
y ~ axe one OF the glea,ctt r''ros ~,
vs. vs. ''' 'n' llu"n' etep held iptbi0
There viii brr,udes dnr',n ~ ,'''s ,,'
nIgnt. ut para
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F ON Phila Tim a, to-day
VIRGINIA SOLID FOR HANt Of t

VIRGINIA SOLID FOR HAECOC
General w. f. Malone, the dough Y
little "Readjustet" chieflain Of Virgin a,
who has been In this city since Sund. y
ON business connected Si,b the railroa,i
interests Of hls State, received call, yef-
terjay from Abram :. Hewitt AID Gen
eral Roger A Pryor, 4 New Norl
Speaker san hel j Randall, Governor
Juha +. HArtadG aud u.ucrs. Geneial
Malone stated thai he is uuoqnIgocall,
70 ii neck, that he never saw the san e
en,husii N manifested over any Pr. e.
del tal nominee 10 Nirgua As tuat Al
present Witnessed for he Deinocta' T.
standard-bearrr aud thai be eleet.i al
vote VIII be cast fr Ilinco,k auu
En- lish u, xt month
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FAIAl F1IIl1

AiLENIoNs, ra,, Oc ob.l is-Ti ~
a, Oil uh T. d.. Miner .sIre.l-u
At sCtmuN,I- ut. u,u. 81 ,lu-r ,r
So 11tfS ID 3, 5rI " ltr braI Gi.
.u Sour ln,',. Tue lst ~ II d npI Nas
not Ho~u aEtIuu tIu Jrau bots ~ 4,
Quad Hs Dt-h 40 400 iIphus Il -
MinGT Is .uati %. tsi.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19

"WHY, We have been IN power for five
wears" said Speaker Randall at mass
nj tting Ii Buf Halo ON Thursday might
li.st-snd he tLen asked; "Have We de-
troyed any tariff laws ?" The Repub-
llcan party duubg all their period OF con
troll have been bouncing about from
post 70 pillar endeayorlng 60 patch up a
fariff and II remained for the Democra'-
Is arty In this Congress 10 en- C to'pass
hiongh the zen and endeavOr to en
act as law "A proposition which goes
iii ec ly To the set ir tnGnt OF tuls iari II
question III every particular, and whici
will eliminate II from party politics.
The blll for the { cation of niue rxprrJ>,
to whom shan be referred tht who Z
question, is the Democratic proposition.
Il pissed the Senate nv "A twc-Ihird vote
and is now ON the 81 eaker table in the
House
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19

TO be? or not TO be2 That rs the ques :
ton. whether It's nobler In me mlnd
suner the aches and pains that human
flesh Is heir To, wheE overlHken by b
severe cough or cold, or 10 purchase a
bottle of Sines' -yrup OF Tar, md herly
and Hoarhouud, and by thus opposil (
them. Sold 10y all druggis :, - ana )
cents per bntlle. sep22 im
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19

=, Dt; r. v Fiatce Congult ng Physician to
the worlds DiSpensary and nVdida' Ho-
In Congr4ss that he may hereafter devo'o
his Whole time and attention. to those m
plying to the Worlds Dispensary Medieao
ASSOCIATION for the treatment OF ChrD.tI
ht4pHhes 4t
The daily gazette., 1880-10-19
Meetings TO-Ntght.
TUESDAY Y,

II. Y. NJ, A.
Lincoln Lodge, No. 3, X. Off.
Humanity Circle, No. i, b, OF u
Franklin Circle, No. 6, Is. OF u.
Asylum Lodge, No. %, |. q. .. +.
German Mutual Beneficial Society.
American Star Lodge, No. A. y. q, +
Mutual Coal and Produce Association.
Mt. Vernon Degree, No. /, l. 90. II,
Delaware Encampment, No. Al, o. o i
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HEAVY BAKERS.

Gen. Stewart l.. Woodfold. Of New
York @lll address a Republican me et-
ing at the Grand Opera House on 81 :
uiday night next. II Is SAID tbat Hon
Carl Sehurz and Blame are also to be
bruu, ht here next week.