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The daily gazette., 1880-09-01
THE FIRST MD. DISTRICT.
peciaI tn the RaItImore (sazetta

SALISBURY, Md, August 3l.-The Dem
ocratic convention to nominate a con-
gressman for the first district meets TO
morrow. A caucus of the delegates was
expected at Ocean City tonight but
owing to the absence of majority of
the delegates will not come off The con
test appears tonight tn be between Mr..
Covington, of Worcester, and the
field. Mr.. Gibson'S friends have
failed to make headway with him, and
led by Mr.. Jesse X Hines, of Kent, are
pushing Covington. Unless the situation
materially changes they will give him
ultimately the delegates from Kent, Tai
bot and Wicomico, which, with his own,
would make. twelve votes, within two
OF majority. The opposition aretrying
to concentrate upon either Denns, Brow n J,
Henry, or some dark horse, but every-
thing is at sea- Caroline may hold the
key, TO the situation, and indications
pom: 70 an understanding " which may give
her thres votes 90 Covington and so nom
mate him. Gov. Thomas, OF Talbot is
generally spoken of for president OF the
convention.
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'- 'r 44iia FAC iFft,"
Qanaz. ..oH dqaan. Nr.J.bog
Fond ~ rH tf SITE fl-' i1ne tn
tns eiJ, lAe sla tIn, musical pl4=
aiaFtel from one af Tom Ta,Iaf-s ba.f
aHedies, aui caliea "tuuou M. Pace
ar' - "hict i. combined lAe musical
9ha.dias "t s.N usW comic olpIa, abd
many gems oiW.Iaed musra.se. ne
& enc - 'te ..-t ..4Ia.c.. lu. eaHshTp
.H ia-. 80 sHfl uu e.,, aiId aa
Al za.. Iu..e i'aeaa. Ju.I. a...-
So A'a #.-u NEd ~ uucs ula el
i'al ~" various e%Fes5.a... UIa ae#a8
.rp During lbeHi# u4r g.s4an5
nat's t'Hi ruaris f#eeNirf. .c-arfofan#
jogmenl
he cast d. tnui iuclu. loss f,4z4z
hai pt "'li huoVn iugogit. auout.I5#4
afe .'is l.I. lag4...... .i.- t#54..
. NI-. aaeue ! uou,-uu. III.
pHl3r "a.a.g 4iH. Il-uk Cusanaa.
a.e le@'lu, o.u"Ijau =. Jay..ly', Nas-
.'4'" ainsinera41 Mr Chan. Il.aan.
lofp 7'''
lhe play all} GaIe,.a.ca v,.I.as
ana 40 appropriate sealIa mim,dr.pl
i,.=e't'd may ba muemga on
a.il a'.ei tf.aay ueEt, 80 G. IT,. lH6m
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4 5fccre Hccldeak

> tar'4 aGaaaH WHe JOHN
iste5Ha emp0ve3 Err pu y /, Jones
company w'- .aaasslH WofEu uo4 i
aif 81 sheare o.- .af his anYs was cHHa}
pa lha ] lcain ry, aH# 9siHr. d. eaHA
Afl iaiff Was aimuH aaVerrb. Ny.-d was
iaphoien 10 SuritI S Fau'cr'5 for a.
tttsF.aa aud DT. J. A II5Neu was
seal -a#n AID dressed tre wound. Tine
~" Q. n.4ph from fHte wound before ihe
p4J te.a4 a.lit t-a. aea i.eoel .IU. krtsap
taI a1. q. Has H=l..4 ro. Iis home
HI... Il.atasIIa. a.Is 9alIsaa.l.s
Nc.
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THE INDIANS ANXIOUS FOR
PEACE

WARRINGTON, Aupust 81. - Acting
SECRETARY Bell, of the Interior Depart.
ment, to-day received despatch from
Colonel Meacham, one of the UUe Com.
mission, who remained at Los Pinos TO
iake the census of the Jtes at that d oipI.
da mhe telegram is dated Los Pinos, August
2S, and states that 1.-THE crisis in TTte af.
falrs has passed. Seventy Uncopabgre
ana White River herdmen and chiefs
placed their bands under the d,rectinn
oil the agent. They have ocsepted Sapa-
vonari az chief; have agreed TO preserve
onray's property intact, and to proceed
Immediately to complete ratification and
enrolment. You need have no fears
Agent Berry is equal to the emergencv
aud has the confidence of the Utes M
Los Pinos and White River. They are
anxious for peace"
The daily gazette., 1880-09-01
PU MPING RECORD.

The following is the pumping record
for the past month:
Northington pump at the city mill
ran 23 days, made 479l hours and $751;
OOS strokes. Raised to Cool Spring Re-
servolr, 1913, $40, $50 gallons.
This compared with corresponding
month last year shows decrease in
consumption of 3,705, 900 gallons.
The knowles pump at Cool Spring
reservoir ran 20 days, made 200J hours
and 3Ol.7Oo strokes, and raised to Rod
ney street reservoir, 1861, ,73G gallons.
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IHe DeHlcUfjOu.

p, St Johns Commandery, No. |, Knights
Iemplar Of this city, met last night. and
arranged TO attend the dedication Of the
new Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall n,
New Castle, Oh Monday, September l3tb.
i lney nave engaged the famous Ringgold
Dal,d, OF headlng, Pa, for the occasion,
ana VIII also be accompanied by some
or hhlgh,s, from Philadelphia. On re-
.urihg TO Wilmington the Commanderv
VIII dine at the Clayton House.
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CLosiAG IiiE JESUIT SCHOOLS.

IAJls, BUG l.--Ihp jue- largo Ics-
tt SCHOOLS u iWH Have bteu entirely
fsa ta sd and ise au. loutlps have wall
ed un iln doors of ila ehaJc's AZ the rs-
lflaisHmen's. Tie new civil 1Iu aloIs
Lave a.reaay h"ru installed iu ti. vteent
r's Nth usHt aoiLe OTHER heels
~ 'lr H7~cA Nrarp-, j. isIa-
Word tina the gavef Wcrt nrd ha va-
has unauthorized faI@lyls cauftaefa
les lave tuepd .poa Aa Terms Of a 1s5-
.ft S-Hlu Is t' t.l.s the 30 ter ul ad 3.
mans. i1l W.1o. MlioH hitherto, r,p4.r Z. Il
"t laas L+ this letter Jnc haa is oil
'A#as Hi, bind themselves tp He.a
iHsi Egu political H5raIoua ANA moi a.
RS AZ ai.uje or hostility toward tAe
're-al order 81 tfiH.s. OuLe Iursea-
alton ~ hs ld''ar - thr authorities
'y"tn'r'n wll r1's. isr tac cprereas-
z ions as legally sn nmiz,i
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HIDING THEIR DOGS

~, A good many negro people over
5 nlrd street bridge. keep unregistered
aogs, but they also keep n sLarn
watch Tor dogtcatcher Hunt. and wbap
ne appears they hide the dogs in The
cellars OF their houses. Hunt nronosos
10 sue some of them, and make ali
comply with the law. "o an
The daily gazette., 1880-09-01
j A NJ NJ A NY ECLARES FOR
PEACE

NEW York, August 31.-The Kelly
STARE committee has IssHed an address 10
me Democratic electors of the State re-
Voking It's call for a State convention
issued on the l4th inst, and for the OBJ
lec's stated and implied therein approv-
ing aud ralifying he call published on
I he 18th inst. by the State committee
known AZ the Faulkner State committee
tor convention TO be- held at Saratoga
springs on the 18th Of September nexf.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-01

A Womelsdorf, ,Berk county eorrespon-
dent OF the Reading Eagie saws that
samuel j. Tilden, of Gramercy Park,
nas offered 81 800 for "the largest dog in
America" which is now at that Mace
The dog is an Uln dog, and was bought
in Germany last summer. He w.i9bs
one hundred and eighty-two pounds
measures six feet nine inches from tin of
nose to tip of tail and is only two wears
old. He attract, Mr.. I'll lden's attention
at the last dog show in New York city.
having received the first diploma. The
dog sleeps in his masters room AZ night
and would be an ugly customer To- EN-,
counter. "
The daily gazette., 1880-09-01
l. SEW Err NV NoNSTRU
oFFIcE OF THE Srp,,...

o'FicE OF THE STREET
tOMMIssl0Stv
w,,u,.o.,N No. ShE.slI
Sealed proposals will lna ''ps
Don Don In the city Connoie. rtcelv
.:Sl 2, m. Thursday Ssn,a.e a enam
ror building a dollb'e = epveMoer la,s
,iees' uowh Adams stleet nol n
~ ahe south side Of frn, aug aug
lance ". OF about 20 ieel. ahan,ti ,I., 81
ine sewer will be strai,shU,"ul hU"ul
nalance curves Ol On anns sme iine
ne walls Will be LuIIl Of r s,one ,e
~ the Guy; The walls wlI'"e "e
.n'ck and about five fcet H., 'di
On The nature of the uroun"s, m'sn,
tions fur the walls n,".' the
s,tii oaItisu uetp .hough 10 oLtain !
so'iu foundation, aud If necea,'
pc plnhksd. The Lollon 'veSSs ,,,'s
vtrted arch Of Two and n h''it, ",i
wei. paved with p,uu ,ar "p'i "
oIy .u M gront'd Nilhro, d dhyd,.
ent. Ine sewer Will be ruI,''n
s.ole ieet long, Is irches w,d.
ches thick, and wei NJ ed WV, ",us
80 that there viii le nn W.. ,'
meht. All open spac, IA, ~ ,,.'l ,uekl
OF the covering fiagg stores mn.
ed with small stone .ald M "usa ,'i
mortar, Il" euOd|
There will be six IN ,ts
sewers. The walls OF ihe iai'Nl' WI
putt of good, hard brick kfM Ias.|
cement mortar, ard nj isas, 'a'u
thick. The inlets wlll he @ caS
IRON p ales 1 feet o inches lonv ME- n
clles wide, and l. inches tLics II
yer IN top, and IRON grale bsrs
ihe stone walls Of the sewer mo,
In good hydraulic cement mo,,, .
posed OF equal parts of cemenI q.
river sand. The side walls a.,
ment of the sewer must be- nla,,1
cement mortar, and made Ms .mI
true 10 line ana grade ns po1,ih
blds are requested to be msd.
price pei liheal foot for man
price per lineal foot to include n
putting In branch sewers IN .e,s'
tion and back tllllng, and all ibe
ana labor necessary 10 conn
Work except the stone for the
he tractor must be respon
all accidents ana have the v ork
Ell ana the slreel all cIerbtd II,
sixty days from the time lbe =,
awarded; FOR every day ihr,phi
Will be a forfeit OF tea dollars D,
I he work must be done ma !
WOrkmanlike manner accofdIns
furnished by the City Survey or
ecution of said work aid the Der,
OF the conlra ct shall lie under II
ton and supervision of The Sir
missioner, aud the work musl bt
ed by him before II Will lie ac,
the street Committee.
A bond with security In the sl
hundred duhals must accOmp
proposal iOr the good illlh OF Ii
Anu the person or persons to v
contact may be awarded Shat
bond with security ln the sun
thousand dollars Tor the iallhlul
ance OF the conlract. The Cily
reserve the right 10 reject any VI
All bids must be properly sigh,
and endorsed" ."PropOsalS for CON
sewer" Blank proposal Oi ANY iu
formation that muy he desired
furnished on application 10
l.. +. LYNCH
sepl-st street COMM,
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GEN. GRANT DECLINES.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, August 3l.-A
Galena special SAYS, "AfteI thoroughly
investigating the land owned by the Los
Vcgos Mining Company, and carefully
considering the feasibility OF becoming
ITS president, Gen. Grant has decided u
decline the offer, and has writtena let-
ter to that effect TO the Board of Direc-
tors.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-01
HOW TO CONVINCE A TURK.

From the Philadelphia Ledger.
The dress parade Of v ar vessels, which
the great powers Of Europe are prepar-
Ii 6, as a "naval demonstration" for the
intimidation Of the Turks, will be a
very ridiculous performance which the
Porte will 10 doubt enjoy as much as
TIE other governments. The Turk was
never yet known to take peaceful hint.
He has to be kicked very vigorously be-
fore he can be made to understand and
act. B6.t
The daily gazette., 1880-09-01
BIOckaded by the British.

LONDON, August 31.-A dispatch from
Cape Town states that the British ship
Dido has bloekaded The port OF Brass, in
Guinea, on the coast of Africa, and will
maintain the blockade until the natives
restore the oil which they plundered
lrom ship aud cast ashore some time
ago. Brass is situated on the river OF
Liie same name, which is one Oi he arms
of the Niger.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-01
SoltitN UninSDecfeh OH

=. "eoree W. Stone, was arraiened hec,ro
Geay ,,,e mayor TINS morning on complaint of
neorge a,ag .. Ward, Inspector of oils. who
nnaiseI nm with selling oil without i,
having been inspected. ''' II
nal ne sIa plead guilty" and was required to
The daily gazette., 1880-09-01
SPECIAL Ntp1IUE.
A CARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the ct
rors and tndiscretions OF youth, nrrvou
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood
&C., / will send a recipe That viii care yU
was discovered by a missionary in -uul
America. Send "a seli-pdd essed enNelup
TO the REV. JOSEPH 4. ISMAN, Statt0n
Mem York CuU. Mayi-eod tIAtviY 4
The daily gazette., 1880-09-01
BREAKING OLD CANNON.

The operation of breaking old cannon
at the Lobdell Car Wheel Company's
works, Is very Interesting. The cannon
above the ground, and between the
posts OF large derrick frame. An iron
drop, weighing about 600 pounds, il
then hoisted by means of the derrick to
hclghtb OF forty feet, and then dropp-
Ell upon the cannon. 1t breaks the huge
mass into Two or three pieces every
The daily gazette., 1880-09-01
Eemocratic~ Policy Brings in-
neqJate .FrospeTjIy..

Secretary Sherman put a conundrum
in Ohio last night when Senator Cohk-
ling ought to be able to answer in lndi-
ana when he takes the stump there. He
asked, elias President Hayes given any
cause for change frem Republican to
Democratic measures" According So
Senator Conkling President Hayes has
given cause tor change trom Democratic
10 Republican measures. Senator Couk-
ling has condemned President Hayes 10
"iUfamy," with all his following, on the
express ground that President HAYES
having got into the presidency Mr. = he's
man euphuisticallv calls itbeing ''elecfed'J
forthwith took up with u Denocratic
policy-as indeed he did.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-01
TWO CONFEDERATE BRIGA.
~ DIERS

From the Pittsburg Post.
Mr.. Hayes signed the commissions
Oh Two ex-rebel soldiers on Wednesday
-Longstreet's as minister to Tur-
Key and Keys as United States iudpe
III tennessee. Were there no Union
soldiers for those places =?
The daily gazette., 1880-09-01
A RAILROAD TO BE SOLD FOR
DEBT

SrRiNGFIELD, H., August 3l.-By a
decree entered IN The United States
Court to-day the st. Lous ana South
western railroad is TO be sold by the
ma ter IN chaneery, in October, for the
satisfaction of judgments heretofore OBJ
tanned. The total deb's of the company
are between Sl2,00O,0O0 and Sl3, 600, 600.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-01
PHILADELPHIA MAKEI#..
" EDNEsDAY. Au.T

,, EbN ESbAI, Au-. RS T. AZ
hEp.-Bfan sold al -l1 b,rlo.i.
Louk.-lhe trade il uull .luf ,tii.....,...
Gu IN prices. sales of buuU Bafr,...
..uulIs Minnesota extras low ifi.f va.
a. a., eoao I2I2. do. do. straight. 8t -, ..,. Az.
iehhey wanna ldmlly at "a UJtsss,-5. g,...-
S W ~ "9. AT ~ = a tn -, and paItII, :t b.
a. a1 1 e. wye flpur Is quiet Mgup,t., N
EkA IN " neat is dun and au-e5. ....
safes oI 1,UO bushes, including. 5r....,.,..
az Nial W red ana amber. Ir4r% ...'
aiioat, a nlt, ee cholee at u MA DId n.J
~ Ot2S asked, and No. rcd ir ...
NvaIor, AT 81 ~. Al the omen D,..+i
i9'CG is9' bushels Oats sold at .}pl, Sepl,.,,,I,.,
q WA was bid Ter August Whtt,t. III az
i9r September ~ a. for Get.Dt.r "
NluoIl lor November. Itye ls sD''c,. '.t
,pc' Ior new. Corn finn ANA iri,.
silhue e hlgher. sales OF 1000 bul.'...
Siuulhs yellow al dia13l a.. uiy.J a. .I
o1I2c', ana rejected, AZ .,lalis =, a, ,
open board, iiftt call, 3pW4 bI.sa.,.I..i - me ne
tehlher sold at on SC: jUc. wa. ~ L.. a. - p
gust 6uI2c. Tor September. ana an. %,
october and Ole. for >oveIpIrr 10 I'I
qulet put ilrin. Sales OF sj91. il1.l..'i,.7 ,'I'
Guiding mixed at aGc; rejected ~ ~, 5I'-
and white at ;s "a Re 4' 81 "''4p'
The receipts to-day wcro asf,.rI...
pnis, h'l, nour, lG1,mO bushels N f,,.f o.. .,, ',
pusIn ppusnels corn, 1853 bush o:,.s ,5-i ' W.,
vuMHlskf was In demand. lee it.ls
gallon. "a ~ II per
The daily gazette., 1880-09-01
TWO HUMAN HEADS AELOAT

ST. PAUL, August 81.-Two human
heads were found in a box floating in
the lake, twelve miles from the city
yesterday. They had the appearance
Of having been in the water about a
month. No person is missed in these
parts, and there is IA mystery about the
find.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-01

II adache. whether arIsing ,-o,,, -,
geslion or Nervousness. .thoroughI,1i IL inai-
~, my one ior attention to business or pn's a,s
n,ier p,n,il active effort DIR. Bulls RaIt,,ny any
., VIZ VIZ, aiWys cure this distressing dIsnrJa,.
SWING prompt relief after the FIRST dose
The daily gazette., 1880-09-01
GEN. HANCNCK A CHURCH
GOER

from the indianapolis Sentinel.
Inc New York Herald says that
zen. Hancock and his wife attend
church every Sunday in New York
we trust that this is not an ATTEMPT
to make "Christian statesman ont
of the General. '"'
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Registered. =. Z ...a .....a apI
CALskfOtSSH a W. pS,TpN "a

National Bank OF lletaNHre......,....yIl
First National BJtnk nk......t.5 t.5
Union National Bauk............ 80
National Bank OF VII. ~ Brandy wiuu .h.
raIHlers BANK A'...:.........-.--.... ~
Wilmington Con Gas Cu......-........ .,
Delaware IL. X. .Co.................... %,
leiaware Westerp X. yR. Io.,........ .i
Phtla.. WI. n barimorc E. 4 d.. 80
wilmington NHlneIn IL. Z. o.. !,
wilmington issSenRt'i Il. w. Gu....., a..
delaware Fire lns. t0.................... ...
Masonic Hall Observation-Disclosures.
DelaWare aliiLe. ...-.-.......-........-..
wilmington city 6'S....................IIU
wilmington tliY 's.-...-.....-.-......l.
Masonic han GO, l>t mortgage.
wilmington Passenger u. w.. I-t
mortgage. .....................lN
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NJ NOrICE.-Persons VINO were grated In

NJ OrICE.- Persons who were drafted In
lN the Stale OF Delaware for the United
SLatesmilitar yservi CO In May. Juns or
July, 1864. and paid com mutation fees
were afterwards again drafted In 1888 and
were required 10 procure substitute or
enter the military service under the latter
dram, VIII find 10 Ia their ad anlage TO come
munlcate, either personally or by letter
with The Undersigned, who has been au-
thOrized by the State Leg islature 10 collect
from the Secretary OF War, the aOmmuta-
tlon money paid by such persons. The
Secretary of War having been directed by
act of Congress TO refund the commute.
ton psid on such cases. CHI b, DAY.
4, Dover Eel., July 10. 1879, wifi
The daily gazette., 1880-09-01
CLAYTON House Arrivals.

B. II. Reynolds, New York.
z. B. Caamus, Newark, N. y.
IL. Bernhardt, New York.
A. Sickles, Phila.
NJ lss Conger. N. Y,
John Webster, Cln.
James Lawless. Bristol, Ill.
+. Van Hook, PHI.
II. Ackerman. New York.
9. j. Plggott, PhiIa.
Mrs, M. Il. Young, New York.
Jos. 4. Sparkman, "
y. q. Sanford {"
VIM. Meyers, Phila.
A. X. Tatum,
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WllptEstoH EIarI.a,.

o,L WILMlNGToN, Del, Aug aI. ls,..
~ quotations at the 4Ia-. ,.,4... t..
Flour and Gram, '.
BEST Patent kIouT...........o ~ "a IL, .p,..
Choice Family Flour. .......' 5fftto -
tIaI, "a q ". .''.'.. ..-+........ u n. fp ..
f, $500 7u PeIh t......-......-s d 10. t,t. ....I
fIIhe new wueat.....,....... 40.
new Corn n-...,...............
Bran per rLon........,...-s "a -
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i.uailn sItHros sire 81 great BLESSING ia
Inc . coma coma nlnlt' We ean say MIC same IF
~ ~ ~ IN'N SiTup; II IS thc best rem
-. ~ inHrurc of an disC.rses Buhttioftl
''s 2" ehcmntcr. Price y cents
The daily gazette., 1880-09-01

n Promises kept inspire confidence: and
reiief In the diseases Of Childhood win
out ny once effecting IL. Hence the POM
bottle. - cehls per
The daily gazette., 1880-09-01
CATTLE MARKED.

p,.,.,. +, -, PHILADELPHIA. = le..
Week and goud O. [ ls ,,t ne ,F..t...
neau il soid at the dli,rent yaiHl.il.
per H., rs to condition .4"-
,,oi 9hhEf were IN fair demand aI,I.3 frame
at tb. si,,,' M i1'oQo mead arrived auI -uu.
Lambs sold atjael per Do, as ID, mia.
Park DroUe lard, bcst is,la...g.,,. i.
SHEEP.--Extra, 40 tuI81N.. ..',.,.
~ ~ 20 lUV hs., - np To- . su.; Eaf. 81 l,.-.
Hs., 1AaI%e; stock sheep s- s4l, :, .....','...
LANDS, LANDS, 4" G12c; comnlon lanss, = ~ =. ,
closed with downward tendet,.5 ~ '.,..1'
of GUOU head. j q Aii-' ''t'
The daily gazette., 1880-09-01

Mlldness conquers-and hence il is that
the gentle yet positive Influence Of lp.
Bulls Baby Syrup overcomes so quickly
the disorders OF Dabyhood.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-01
PnncI, Nisi..,.,cn,a

ihe following were The shipments
'i peaches over the Delaware railroad
yesterday
The daily gazette., 1880-09-01
F0UBTffff EDITION
y amN eEstnnH fer Fo.nAt.

2
Stationary or lower barometer, higher
teu!neratpre, .e,Nlerly yeeriig 6 g sopthl
ely Winds, partly cloudy weather, aud
rccTiiohai rhnt'
.s-s ,&s.s--- g ka..lA
ul1ALL sTiaEr YEsrERDSV. Stocks
were uneven bht mainly hlsi'er. Call
mgqgy On slocks iuled az ~ and closed
at ., but as high as per cent Was paid
t,p tiroe an tho ianernooii.d Gtiverh-
menis were strong, States ddiTapd rall-
-@Yis active qof paMeaf, FYrqisq eN-
cA'1tge wess@ .sanse ilgures. b
.e....l LIZ. 49, ------- -.------- f-4H
GeHcFai FOfei1t y ctCS. d.
ff.. ...
- II LONDON, oeptJ, $50.
as6eueral Baker has commenced re-
organizing thesl'urlashScndarmerie.
n' The S,yifics Bank bill Yas read n
secbHa titads ii Ne liousoiof Lords
iast plshlW ,i5 3. Asu
Cardiual Nina IS pronounced con
yalescent He is going to Grotta
Fepata tor achange of air.
THE retirementof Inc Grand Du}5e
Nicholas from Inc command of the
llnperialtGuards is officially CON
4lrined. ""'
The Propaganda at Rome has de-
cidcd TO cXpe4d hall a million lirp
To establish 4 college at Malta for
the promotion Of missions ia Africa.
i' The Roman,a Libera, OF Bucharest,
says that Prince Ferdinand. second
son Of the eilleredtary Prince OF
itoheuzoi lern has been adopted by
Prince Charlee OF Roummia rs his
heir. 1859.
In accordance With the demand Of
Nh. Heap, the, American Consul
General no Constantinople, the
Porte has ordered the authorities u
l-lnidt TO send the murdcre1s OF pr
Parsous 10 tho Capital lor Judgment.
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private. he had relied on the inspection and
Judgment of the Council. On the 18th OF
November a committee called upon him,
suing they feared that certain parties had
access to the returns. He was indignant at
this and put the question directly to the
Council, who stated positively that no out
side party had seen the returns.
Suit Against Bank Directors In New Or
leans.
Niw ORLEANS, March 13th.-Suit has
been brought against the Directors OF the
Mechauics' and Traders Bank to recover
S245. 900, the amount due depositors and
other creditors The Directors are charged
with vsluing the assets at 1891 900, when
thew were not worth more than S125,OOO
The petitioners allege that the bank was, to
the knowledge of the Directors, insolvent for
q year preceding the failure.
Raising Wages.
CIStnsyATI, March 13th.-An order has
been ssued by John King, Jr., Receiver OF
the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, that, be-
ginning April 1st, the wages of employees
shall b. restored to what they were before the
reduction of July, 1877.
Cold weather In Wyoming-A Nan Frozen
20 Death.
CHFy EsYT, March 13th.-The body OF an
old min. named l.. Tenant, was found to-
day on the plains, near Hat creek. 150 miles
north of here, frozen to death. During the
recent storms which prevailed throughout
wyoming the mercury ranged from zero to
18' below.
Attempted Assassination.
LOUISVILLE. March 13th.-Samuel Redd,
a street.sweeper, whom Mayor Baxter dis
charged to-day, made an Intellectual attempt
to assassinate the Mayor, firing shot at him
on the street.
To be Hanged.
WASHINGTON, March 13th.-Judge Hagner
refused to grant new trial in the case OF the
negroes Babe Bedford, Edward Queenan and
SANDY Pinn, convicted of the murder OF
George Phillip Hirth, January 7th last, and
sentenced them to be hanged April 3oth
Tammany Representation at Cincinnati.
New YORK, March 13th.-Three hundred
members of the Tammany General Commit
tee express the intention of going to the Gin
cinnati National Convention. A Commits
sioner soon goes forward to secure quarters.
Fire.
C1roINNATI, March 13th.-Last night, at
Hone. sixteen miles south of Shelbyville,
Ind, the store of Z. Weinland & Son was
robbed and set on fire. Other buildings ad-
Joining were also burned, making an aggre-
gate loss of S35, 900; fully insured.