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Sic Snoiataersatnrmbes, tss 9grtsona
usso yiesssWerifo.

gan 5ran5isco, 30. Wars. = Gtae
dmdsrona gsSes aag auso soe Ssfst eds fessTs
smsi Gompasni.'n Scouts" BON ari,ona
mad yteu- Merlfo beorbcrt morsen fine, uul itdb
bsm COMMANDO bes Generals 6ath ansu
iGlisBen. Der MISUNDERSTANDING @iftoria
ioG ff 9c9enmarti9 NIT 200 arie9ern 1tlif
bonn Nio @ranoe befinoen. @eueral Sath's
Commando wiro na6 anfunft Der Serftdrfun-
deu aus ettpo 700 Mann beitehen.
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gptterestnn9ett fiir oets rept.bItfa:
faiiG1etl GafipnalzEonneii

Gbicaso 80. Wtdrs. - Das bieiige Go
mite, ipeld)es nit Sorbereitungeu fir oen re-
publifanlifeu gtational Gonueut beauitragt
iit, bat Den Gontraft fir bic SnItanbletuna oes
&usitelungs' '@ebduoeS, @rri4tuns Der Site
&C. auf $500 perltebelt. - Die ,Qcaoemr Of
9eiign" 1T autoriilrt porOen, bas Ssuere oes
(SPh11ISpS 71J Neforirpu
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SsofeFmnrA.

Deaowoob, 9..G.. 80. Mdr3.-anprerp
@aliaes, elm an9eiehensr Silrger ans 5nota-
Der llngebun9 bieier StaOt betbei!ist 1T, ,purb.
bente III leiner sSobmnng gu Bennington, nabs
9eabmoob, eiermal bon ieinem So9ne pant
geidloiien unp pabribsiniidl t0Otli6 uerluuu=
oet. Ser Sobn mar lanssrs .3eit ftanf game,
len uno beatHg Die Sbat I'M Hieber,Delirium.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-31
GefegrapGifGe 9epef6ett.
(Seibte bet .aiioeitrten Rre1e" fdr ben -Deltlden
GorrelponbepteG.
Sncaao-9epe(6et..
Gpttarefs. .gSerl,at1SI,is,ne,,.

gSaihiugton, 80. War5.- SIN Senate
beridtete SnrniiOe eine Sill Elm uber ;3uriif
haltung Der Penitonen bon SulalIen bcr Jnpaz
lioenhanler.
Godrell bratbtc bic GoaG'ibe SubiiOisns
Viu IN et,ier nerdnoerten Sornt pieber ati's
Sapct, oer SeNat toatgsrte ii4 aber, bieielbe
aufsuuebmen.
Die @enfer Gntiddoi9ungs, ,giQ purbe TO-
nann splsocr an1aenonlnen, absr Surifgelegt,
Inn bic giu iber Die Serpilliguns fitr Die Son.
greb-Srrderei ansunehmea. Die 8erpillianng
ipurbe bon $400, 900 auf $500 600 reousirt.
Snt 8eprdicntantsnhtaie
unterbrettete !Sr. yreper eiile bon sc, 900 0az
men uutsr;sthnte Yetition, mslte nm @inet.
3ung elner eommiiiion sunl 3pefe einer llu-
tsrlutun9 tn Se5ug ouf ben SpiritIolenbau-
bel e,iud,t; iibertpielen.
Or. Stepben8 rrterbreitete cine bon 5000
lpilieridjaftltdlem MGnnern unterseirhnete Dent
idlrift i'm Sstreii oeS uetrilden Snifems; iioer-
mieier.
Guf Intrag bes !Srn. @oobe u,trben bic
announcements oeS SsnatS 3u Der {9ausbiQ,
milde Die @tnIetnng elmer Gommilon perorbs
net, nm cine llnteruhung ilber Den 3uifano
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eiu5uleiten, seueb-
mist.
Sr. Morton nnterbreitete eiue Oenfibrift
oeridebener Netu.Y .Yorfsr 9eihaitsbanier, rpel
dJs nm cine 8epiilon bss 3uderiarifs erlu1t.
0as 6aus leiltste Johann aui bic Woraeu.
funbe gersid]t uHb ette bic @rUrteruna Der
&oniulars nnb oiplomatiid,en 8crpilligungs
Bill III Ylsnarfbung fort. Dtebrere Aneu.
tenlents ipuroen angcnonlnen uno pertporfell.
3as Go:nite FOB bic Situng auf, sporauf
SaS pans bic 8ill nit 19l aegen IS Sti,nmert
annabnl nno stuar in berislben @sitalt, in
peld'er fte bonn 8eripiaisunss Gonlite ein6s.
rihtet iporten mar. @egen Die Sorlage ittmnlz
ten S5. araniicio, atberton, gladburn. ga.
bell, Slart (Wto.), 91brel, Gllis. &itben,
gonnsbsrrp, 2op., McNillian Ybelter
gparfs, 8. 1uruer uno 3. Surner.
Sr. elpnsr bonn geriuillisunss- -@omite be.
ridtte Die ar1nee Serfulllgunas Biu Elm,
fpeld)e bem BlenarsGontite iiberlpiaien uuroe.
9r. Sladburn bonn 8ertpillisuns ss,Gomte
bsriftete Die Star Routen- "DiFsitbia su.
rid, treide ebenfallS bem Blenar-@ -@onlite iber.
tpieien uIroe. !Sr. 8ladburH pufiinoete, CT
tperee Die Sorlage u1orgen eleid mad gerle>
Jung oes Brotofolls sur Gr5rtarIna brinaen.
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Grant ais SrnutenbolO 1ttto obs
fG5reGen0eS S5etirteI.


VtW y erI 50. Utar5. - Gr. 5. Ut.
gndlsb hie!t am letten Sounta9 4beno in Der
Wittbobiiientirds ON Sanion- Biace, Ssoofe
Inn, etne Yreoi9t Iber oas Sasma ,pl5tltd,e
ebarafter- -9eranoerunsen. Gr crfldrte I'M
yaufe Der Yreoigt, CT babe tpdbreno ieines auf=
entlalts in 0etroit. Wid.. }5rn. lllpfies g.
Grant, ben ipdtsrsH 9rdlosntcn Der Sereinias
ten Staeteu, 0ftsrs betrlufen auf Der Strase
seiehen NIB ocrielbe babe banlats als abld)ref-
ienbes Seiipid cine Sole geipielt. Sin nit
ihm (Or. SndleB) befreunbeter @eiifliber bGttc
Grant nIrd, ernabncnee Soriteliuu9en CUR
Veerun9 bepo9en, ieooh tudrsn rgebrere Rid
ialle ein9etreter. Grant babe DielsH 8etitli6en
ipGbrsno leitter aonliniitration als YrdToent
niopt pergeiIenr lonocrn oemielben lsius Oanfs
barftit Snrd Grnennuns gu eirem eintrdgli1en
a11tte bttpeien.
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gus Gnoa.

5apanna, 80. Mdrs.-Durd) Elm f5nige
lif)es Dsfret rpuroe 2ope GiSbsrt, gegsnpdrttg
0irsitor b.s cubanid,en Sf)asamtes, gum
@ouperneur Der Spaniihen Bant" u. Sol, Gas
nopas bel Gafillo gum SAatamtsSireftor
ernannt, 10 ba6 Yeibe ihre ae,nter psrtauIh.l.
Cine 9epeid,e ans Spauien an Die bieiis, ST.
aisruns tltelbst, boB II Williou Oollars fir
boS cubaniid,e Gtaean,t ab9eldift pIroen
uno Gin, tptit.re SulHune folger miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-31
Eermffdlfe teIearnhlliSd d.e Denegd,es,

Sn Cincinnati bat man Sts Gato.dtHs
aen,eht, ba6 perihiebeme faiId,e Goupou=Dbit-
eattoueu teun Stabt TN 1imlauft itu6.
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Ems sseaeapssG.

Sobonna. 80, Mdr3. = Die r@aa.tta"
ssonil', ,a s.s s1 g1fsf II. eSg or MiStefng oa
lie filr bGodirt .ri.srt Das Dssrst ' Ssatst Fan an,
eas o,s uurubtn In Senssuela nod niat
besnbst f!rb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-31
UIr ote jeti9e Satfon

Sur ote jeti9e Sation
mptebIe Id sans beionoers meine OILS gut beiauuten
Sa&ett,
BON reiner @olle u. iolioer Arbeit; ale Sorten
ettt6s8 8arn,
lDaIniorai mna Germantown ssitridte unb se,uebte
Strumpf> @aaren,
llntettentseu, Intesboisn, Sauofdube y. {. tp.
-UC0-
1roEs ausmatl pen aursuaareI. metn reitbalhsss
&iiortlmsnt, fotute eieene Sabrifation
hieteH titleihenbe 0araniie, baS i'd
aunhtu auf's Fsfte uIb Bilz
iIsfe bebtenen fann.
Die bodHen gaeIpretfe fpeIoeu ID. @one seseben.
9oais fflbsr,
Nr. to-, Sio broadway,
stutid,en Gcn.ou= unb gaiternsAp niue.
batrif: trsi Waiirn DOT bcr etGbt an bet TreberGe
4oab. (Deai, ,13t&n)
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Sod, eli. Spfer aes .,s,usste. "

Gan 6ranStsco, 80. Utaf3. = Der
anftrcid)er Geo. Dtttdea luuroe aeitlru abeuo
in Der @ertitatte. in ufld)er Ct beld)dfigt mar,
auf Serunlaiung ieiues Brlnstpal5 als 8ahu.
ftnniger Derbaitet. IS erbellt, OaB RttasQ
fiber ras 13-14-15 : rBussle" iiberihuappte
unb bsi bem Seriuhe, cine @6lung Der Autgabe
gu finben, ale gSanbe Der gSertitdtts nit Cab
Ieu befefte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-31

bufen, @rtaitung, b0ier 0aIs, BroHditta
Hno anbcre SuHgengebreIe iollteu ui6t ues
nadlGiilgt, iouoeru redBeiti9 augeneTcu be.
bauoeit perosH; 9ei9iebt Dies, 10 rserOen aHe
bseeniliden 8eiultate pernieoen, uuo sas
geiie, mas fid Oa tBun ldBt, 1T Die anlpeu,
ouug bes tpoblberiibnten peilmittels, o.s
$ance'iden 5ui0mmeugeicbten AnOOru Sss
rupS Compound Syrup of Horehoundl.
8iee5 Dtittel gilt bel 0eueu, Die es brau9.n,
fir ben beiten gu babenOen 2lrtitel. 8eriube
cine 6loife, uno Du iiber8eugit Did bapon.
8reis 25 unO SO @euts bic 6lai6s. Bon
Sdb g. 0arce gr. 108, g8ef 8altts
moresS traBe, su beBieben, (22l
Hg &eriud)e einmal 9ance's 8aar.
@ie6er berftsltsr. gr oubift 6iiunes
6aar, trtngt Ole alte Surbe 3uriif, in eia eice
gante8 GOilettenmittel uue beilt SopfgriuS unb
aOpibaut.9nfen. Breis 81. gu Baben bei
Stth g. 3anee glr. 1O8, g8eH 8atti'
morcifrase. (16)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-31
@fdfff,a &efir.

Neip Srleans, 80. Utdr,.-Sier ber-
ofsntlid1te Sps5ialoepeihen ergeben, oaB sSrant
auf ,einsr HeiIe hllrb Seras allentba!beu en-.
tbufalild) empfangsn lpurbe. Gr tam eeitern
in Soniion oil uno reiite hente BON bort mad,
yteipsSrleaES ab. Die @orbereitunaen fiir
Ieinen Gnlpfang in hieEser Staot iino bereits
pollenbet. Gin @onlite miro Dem @eneral
norgen bis nah Worgau=@itp entaeaellreiien
linb i'm bierter begleiten, .po i'm elm aus Der.
ld)ierenen biirgerlidlen uno n1ilitGrliben 81,
aoniiationen beitebenSer 3u9 nah Dem ,,St.
Ghallss> 6otsl" 9eleiten miro. General BuIIep
ioll Die yetpillfommn1nasrsbs baiten.
&idSbnrg, Oiil., 80. Widr5. Der
Staotratb bat Elm Gomite ernannt, tpeld,eS 5irb
nod Jieiu<Srleans begebeu rnb ben General
Grant III einem Ssiude Der StaDt Yidsbura
einlaben ion.
Gin anoersr Berie,t iiber Grants ,,entbuiIaitt,
fdpcm 9nsrfanD."
@alpe Ton, Ser, 80. Wdr5.-gSGbreub
Der 9eifern abenO 81 @bren oss Generals Grant
bier oeranifalteten Gmpfangs,Oemonitration
ipurbe baS @as pl6tlt1 bon ben StraBenlater-
nen abgeorebt, iooaB niau aerSen unb 2ampen
benuten muBte. Die &auonen, tpeldbe gum
4bfellern etnes Saluts bel Der Mntunft bes gr-
Yrd1oenten bieuen lollteu, tuurben am Conn
tag Abeno pernagelt, ieooh gelang eS, Die @es
iduee nod 3lr rehtell 3eit ipieber oienfttaug.
lid 3u tsaeben. Siinfbunbe,t Dollars iius ais
Gelohnnug aui Die @rmitteluns NIB Ysrhai,
fnng Der Perionen ansgelebt, ipeld3e Die Gano-
neN rernGgelten. Grant uno @efolae reiiien
bsute Nabmitta9 per Oampfer nadb Iep.Or-
leGn8 ab.
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Gttse oreife t,e stnrtd,fu,,n.

@lnclnnatt, 80. Udr3. = Drti Jftgtr,
Namer8 Samucl goler, Sames 8ro.un uno
&nbrerp Macou, idmmtli1 als N1ror iitcrs
fiibrt, iperben anl nad)iten Sreitage ~ Nacou,
N}liI., sebdn9t tperben.
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Wnd, ettte orstfaGie G,tt1rrditntta.

&c ne II, Yenni., 80. Wdr3. - 5herifi
GrOa los beute ben gefebl sur 9inrthruns
granet's, Wiie's uuo 9ummels, Der W5roer
ssoieph Jiaber's, Den SerIrlheiIten Dor. Die
SinridjtunQ ruiro am 13. Wiai itattftnDsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-31
Smport nno Gtport Der Setetnig=
xrtS S+oo<eft

Darlington. 80. Mdrs--9er GbeF bss
itatiitiiteu gitrsauS ptrDffentlidt ben uaf)s
folgenben StatuS Der 6anOelsbilan; Der Union
inl Wonate SStbruar D. s., p,e alltb pdhreno
rer letten adt, rslp. s,p5lf Utouate, uersltdcH
nit oenleibeu 3sitrdumer osS 8OriabrsS:
9tr lleberduB bcs Grport8 iiber Den Snls
port bon Gaarcn unb YroSuften betrug:
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09

FROM Sctibnef.
SONNET IN DIALOGUE.
With full indications of all the stage business,
entrances, exits, &C., &c.
LIST OF CHARACTERS.
She, q young lady, betrothed to him in his
cradle but has not seen him since.
He, young gentleman betrothed to her
in her cradle, but has not seen her since.
Time the early summer of 1850.
Scene. 4 summer hotel piazza. Door e,
Trading 10 hotel pdrlor. Steps H. rising from
hotel garden Rustic rocking chair, J.. e.
Sunset effect tondrd end Of scene,
She (entering door G, from parlor). Is this
not Edwin? Or do mistake?
He (entering mp steps R). IT'S Angelina !,
Crosses G. and shakes hands, whose life with
mine shall blend
She (interupting impatiently). So said uur
parents but the fatrs fUrfend
He aside, jovfulyl. She loves me not .
(Aloud, with affected grief) Do you our
troth forsake?
She (energcticallyl. Better promise than
a heart to break
lie with false pathos). And is our long en-
gagement now toend Z
She with feminine cnndur). | always shall
regard you M Il friend.
He (hypocritically laying his hand on his
heart. But how shall that be balm unto this
ache
She with consollng WISDOM, Wedlocl. alas,
is oft state of strife
He changing tone). To marry us was but
our parents plan.
She with returning coquetry) You'll never
be my husband, sir, fear. (Sits i'll rocking
chair, l.. c.
He (anxiously). Pray tell me why you can
not be my wfe2
She with hesitating trankness). Well m
engaged to to another man
He (greatly relieved, and highly cXultant).
And I've been married now for nigh year
She starts up with ill-represscd and ferni-
nine dissatisfaction. lie lights the mascnlin,
cigar Of Independence.
TABLEAU.
lCURTAIN
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09
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CESSNA'S STRATEGY.
Laboring Men Vote Through Their
Eyes-The TOwbont and the song
Rnnt.

IN coNFIDEScE.1
HEADQUARTERS OF THE REPUBLICAN
STATE COMMITTEE,
N. e. Cor. TENTH and CHESTNUT Streets.
PHILADELPHIA, August 81, 1880.
To the Chairman and Members of the several
Republican County Committees of Penn
aylyania
GENTLEMEN II has been urged upon me
by many persons in whose judgment have
great confidence that the zeal and excitement
of our present canvass is growing to such an
extent that we should conduct It somewhat
after the fashion of 1870. Instead, however,
OF the Log Cabin, it has been suggested that
Canal Boat should be frequently and extern
sively used. | cannot present this view better
than to quote the language contained in
letter of advice recently received from II gem
tlenan of high character and large experience.
| shall, therefore, take the liberty of quoting
largely therefrom
"fInsr-Don't fofget the CANAL noAr.
"SEcoNp-ln all the torchlight PROFESSIONS
have large transparency with Garfield on
one side trousers rolled up driving on the
tow-Rath, with ali inscription underneath
GARFIELD EDucATISG HIMSELF, and on the
other side, Hancock in his handsome uniform
with the inscription, HANCOCK BEING EDu-
GATED By UNCLE SAM the transparency To
be kept turning rs the procession moves, so
that all spectators may see the contrast. Most
of the laboring men of the country vote
through their eyes ] say this AZ one who
has been in contact with the masses for forty
years.
THIRD. Get up rousing mass meetings.
Have singing Az the procession moves and not
at the stands or III the halls merely, and make
provision for the attendance of the women
and children. The row-PArH and SONG HOOK
will do more to elect Garfield than all the
elaborate augmentation of great orators at
large meetings. Everybody can hear song
and everybody can zee a canal boat and II pair
of Mules and it is EVERYBODY THAT IL 70 BE
REACHED il we are to win. Let our focal
committees throughout the state be in
structed To arrange mass meetings, including
these features"
give these suggestions for whatever they
may he worth. You will be able to understand
much better than the temper and feeling of
your own people. Wherever you think that
such action as that Indicated would do good
you will of course, adopt the suggestions,
otherwise not.
Allow me to make one other suggestion.
We have a reasonable expectation that our
friends will triumph at the election in Maine,
which IL to be held on Monday, September
18th, 1880. Undoubtedly we will be able to
know the result in all parts of the State by
Tuesday afternoon, and il il should be favor
able to lis il would be well to have all our
clubs and organizations turn out on Tuesday
night. with music. banners and torches and
celebrate the victory in proper way. In re-
mote districts of the State this might be done
on Wednesday night if the news il not re-
ceived in time to have the celebration earlier
Very truly yours.
JOHN CESSNA. Chairman
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09
OYER THEIR cHILD's coFFI,.
The Meeting that Put an Unexpected
End 10 IL Divorce suit in Brooklyn

New Aufk sun 81 yesterday.
The suit for limited divorce instituted
by Mrs. Mary NJ. Earl against Charles E.
Ea=l, a wellto-do undertaken, who is sex
ton of the Classon Avenue Presbyterian
Church in Brooklyn, has reached an unex-
pected ending, The couple were menu
bers of the church named, and were mar
ried by the Rev. Jos. L. Duryea, its pastor,
who at the last hearing i'll the divorce suit
was witness FOR the plaintiff. Much
bitterness between ths parties was man
tested in court. Recently one of their
two children fell sick, and the physician
recommended its removal to its father ;
house, where it died. When the mother
went to attend the funeral she met her
husband face TO face IL the roitin, and
IL their common grief sue fell into his
arms, weeping They pledged forgive
ness to each othtr returned to their old
home, whore they are noR liyiug together,
and yesterday the w.fe's lawyer applied to
Judge Reynolds for permission TO dis
continued the OivoIc4 suit
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09
THE GHOST OF ut. MIoRa&Ls.
singular Haiiucination of Citizens
OF "A Local option County.

st. AiiChaels Comet of last week,
For some tins it has been known to
few persons that an apparition has been
appearing in ST Michsels at irregular in
te1vals. Thus far its visits seem to have
been confIed to certain part Of the
town. Tbs Hppar ton comes ss a woman
dressed in modern mode, with a pretty
waist, we'll rounded arms and tapering
fingers, but without head. Ordinarily,
when the ghost is visible, there Is only
empty cir where the head ought to be,
but once or twice above the shoulders a
vapory mist Of purplish blue color has
been observed. The ghost has been seen
on the street several times, and has also
appeared three times within doors Once
it was seen getting in carriage
whether phantom carriage or not, is not
known. One lady entirely devoid of
nervous dread aud free from supersttious
fear has had the pleasure of seeing the
apparluUI vice She observed it closely
and gives very interesting description of
It's srnealaueet. 1t simply appears, is
visible few minutes, and then vanishes
without apparent movement. 1t is in
tensely, and not obscurely, visible, and every
detail of the outline can be noted.
The headless woman seems to be in ali
respects tirst-class ghost 1t is probably
harmless "a woman without bend, and
hence, without tongue, cannot do much
harm, whether she be spirit of tlssh.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09
THE BALLADK oFTH CANDIDATE
Arthur Penn.


Who Is il stands, without retrestlng,
In thirsty morn and twilight late,
With warmth unwonted all men greeting,
Who Is il stands by the onter gate?
1t is-it ie the candidate
Whose backbone is thus oft detected;
His name ia on the Boss slate;
He begs that he may be elected.
By day he does his duty, treating
To meat and drink both small and great;
He feels his pocket fast depicting;
He cannot bear to contemplate
Tie dOub' h. cannot but create
The thought that he may he rejected
The dread that makes him desperate.
He b IS That he may be elected.
AT night his dreams are few and tleeting,
tie lnintly sees his tIiture fate;
He fcare the foe may try repeating"
Or frauduently perpetrate
Some vile attempt 10 captiyatC
Such voters Ms are disaitccted.
In fright he wakes unfortunate:
He begs that he may be elected.
ENVOY.
Voters! whose voices gu de the state.
n " shalt We lind. were he dlssected,
No principle within his pate;
He begs-that he may he elected.
- ScriDnu for September.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09
The NmiciGe,H FUNERAL.

BALTIMORE, Sept, The funeral of
Edwin Schmechel, the young barber who
shot himself at colchester Beach, Friday
last, took place yesterday afternoon from
the residence of Q. NJ CHASER, No. S2i West
Baltimore street. The pricipal mourners
were Paul Sehmechel brother of the de-
ceased, and Miss Bertha Goebei, the young
lady with whom Schmechel had been in
love. Rev. Mr.. freshman, Of ST. Johns
Lutheran Church, Baltimore county,
OBLIGATED, and the interment was at
London PARK. The remains were inclosed
in handsome walnut burial case, the top
of which was covered with floral tributes.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09
BALLADE or ROULETTE.


This life-one was thinking to-day
In the midst Of medley of faDcies-
Is game, and the board where we play,
Green earth with her peoples and pansies.
Let nanque be faded romances,
Be passe remorse and regret
Hearts dance with the wheel as 1t dances
2 he wheel of Dame Fortunes roulette.
The lover will stake as he may
His heart on his Peggies and Nanctes;
The girl hns her beauty to lay;
The saint has his prayers aud his frances
The poet bets endless EXPENSES
In drean'land the scamp has his debt:
How they yaze al the wheel Ms |. glnccs-
The wheel Of Dame For une's rouieifei
The kaiser will stake his array
Ufs hers, Of krupps aud OF lanccs:
An Eng ishman punis with his pay,
And glory the jefon of FraucciS;
Your arlists, or MnIstler- or Nance-,
Have voices or conrs to bet;
WIN you moan that its motion sskauce H.
The wheel Of Dame Fortunes iouisifs
ENVOY.
The prize that the pleasure enhances?
The prize is-ti laEt To forget
The chang +, the chops and the chances
The wheel of Dame fortunes roulette.
-ttOm Bdiiddes IN Riae china
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09
New Castles Hall.

Monday next, September 18th, will be,
in all probability, the greatest day New
Castle has ever experienced; the occasion,
the dedication of the new Masonic Temple
and Odd Fellows Hall lately erected there.
The ceremonies will be participated in by
many lodges of Mssons and Odd Fellows,
and witnessed by thousands of people.
There will also be present 16 bands of
music, as follows: Weccaco Legion band,
of Philadelphia McClurg's State Fenoi.
bles, of Philadelphia; Ringgold, Of
Reading, Pa; Oxford, of Oxford, Pa;
City Cornet, of Wilmington Newark, OF
Newark, DEL; Sixth New Jersey Reei.
ment, of N. j.; Salem, of Salem, N. j.
Oglesby's, of Chester, Pa; Willard Cornet,
of Wilmington: Brandywine Cornet, OF
Brandywine Elmira, of Newport, Del.
Radient Star Lodge and band, Liberty
Lodge and band, and Franklin Lodge
with Philadelphia Drum Corps of 2t
pieces. Extensive preparations are il
progress by the hotels and private
individuals for the accommodation of the
visitors, and every effort will be put fortl
or their pleasure and comfort.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09

Nathaniel p. Harris, well.known
native SUSSEX countian, died in George.
town on Friday, aged "a. He had filled
the offices of county treasurer and
recorder, and served as deputy under
Sheriffs Warren jefferson, David Il. Smith,
John d. Rodney, Josiah Marvel, William
Gray and Benish W. Truitt. In 1888 he
was the Reform party's candidate for
sheriff, but was defeated by William 0.
Redden, by seven votes. He was also
defeated for the same office in 1850. by
Philip O. Jones.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09
skull Fractured.

Thomas Kesrney, boy of IL, while
at work with his father digging a cellar
last week, was struck upon the
head by falling bucket. The blow was
severe enough to inflict cash upon his
head, over one of the parietal bones, four
inches long and extending through the
skin to the bone, fracturing the outer
table of the Uranium; yet the boy was not
stunned. He was taken to his home, 5l1
Madison street, and DIR. Blocksom dressed
the wound.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-09
THE SALISBURY STRUGGLE.
George ". COyiHct0n Nominated
t0r Congress ON the fifty-first
BALLOT.
ndence Of state Journal.

Special Correspondence Of state Journal
SALISBURY, Sept. George W. Gov 'ng-
ton was nominated for Congress on the
fifty FIRST ballot tbs morning, receiving one
vote from Caroline, four from Dorchester
and three each from Kent, Talbot and
Worcester
Henry Page OF somrrset, was nomi-
mated 10y Henry Lloyd, of Dorchester
on the forty-seventh ballot, and %ycomico
had it in her power to give him the nomi,
Page, she changed, and gave Downs, of
Caroline, one which left rags but ~, "A
being necessary for a choice
Coyingtor's nomination was Gf.er wards
made unanimous amid great enthusiasm.