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DR0POSALS FOR CoNSTRr11Iyi
l. SEWER. Ut ViiSl
OFFICE OF THE STREET
COMMISSIONER.
No. ~ 4. si,u O,
WILMINGTON, Del, June ls,h J.,


WILMINGTON, Del, June 18Th i,
Sealed proposals will be rece,1eI n
box In the City Council chamhs,
7.3O p. M, Thursday, June gMh isss
furnishing material All layi hh 's ~,
hnnured feet OF brick sewer in its tS't "
chestnut slr-et from the wei ~
Adams rect 10 csnnt CT with ths Nv
street sewer. The sewer viii he w.
Inches In diameter in the clear aaa,
bu IL OF good second quality payino n
TO be laid In good hydrauli temsnt
tor composed OF equal ara OF censn,
clean river sand. rhe sewer mnsi h.
10 the true grade of,the street auo ihsu
surface must be AT least five feel MAJ
surface Of The street. The sewer nm,
well coated with cement on the iosids
bb made Perfectly Smo,,
There will be two branches OF tven,,'
inches In diameter In the clear. Of M
quality mentioned above, extending
tie main sewer 10 The inlets on ths n
aud Juth sides of Chestnut streel,ts
lAl length OF b)th BRANCHES Is about
feet. The iplets will be built o. lL.s
quality b'ick and mOrlOr, W lis TO Ia
inches thick with stone laclng, Al
stone To be al least inches thick h
inches in wedlh. lnlets will h4y.
opening OF four feel IN leug h by tel In
IN height with non RIale bars in lro
be covered with Hn.iorn plate win lu
in IL (slze OF plaie) iOur ie six lnchd<
length by Two feet SIX incnes 10 Wedlh
one inch thick. The mlels will be ID
10 extend thr, feet below TIE surlau
the gutter stol at Inlets.
Bids are requested To be made I'D
price per foot Tor each sjze Of sewer,
price per lineal OF, 10 Include the e
cost Of inlets, all exc walton aud back 4
ing and the removai Of all surplus ean
material from the rect alter lie CON
tion Of the WORK. Tie cOlmZ
m st leave the street ami ID
ment In as good coaditOn
he. finds them, and be responsible
Hlf accidents. The WORK must be d
pleted and all cleaned up within thl
days after comm enciDg the job: Tor evI
day thereafter there will be- lOrelt|
ten dollars per day. The execution Of 4
work and the performance Of the cOnl1
shall be under the direction and 81
vision of the street commissioner. I
the work must be done 10 his entire u
faction, and approved by him beOta
will be accepted by the street Commit \
A bond with secu. j'y In thu sum Of
hundred dollars DlISt accompany 4
proposal for the good faith Of the bld1
and the person or persons 10 whom
contract may be awarded shall glvl
bond with security in the sum Of
hundred dollars for the faithful perl
nance of the contract. The SteelOl
mittee reserve the tight To reject any
all bids.
Ali bids must 20 properly signed, sesl
and endorsed Proposals for Building
Sewer" The plan and blank plopOsl
or any further information that may
desired will be iurnls ned on applicallop
l.. p. LYNCH,
teIS-6t. street Commlssionel
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Omcers Elected

A a meeting of the Alumne of Wes-
leyan Female College, yesterday, the
following officers for the ensuing wear
were elected /:
President-Miss ]. M. R. White, M.
d. -
Vice President-Mrs. W. H. Morris.
= Corresponding Secretary-Miss Ella
Riley.
Lreasurer-Miss Sadie Weldin.
Executive Committee-Miss Phoebe
almond, Miss Eva Taylor, Miss Mary
Taylor, Miss Florence Hoffecker, Miss
rannie Stevens and Miss Duncan.
Az the annual meeting OF the Board of
Trustees, the old officers were re-eIected
WIN the exception of Geo-Re l. Town
sshd, OF Odessa, who was chosen In the
director.
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

For PHILADEnPHIA.-l.@ 2.2s, $50, 700,
$40 800, e.4l, lO.O2, 1890, a. M, l24l, 1880,
LOO 2S0, 4.0O, 6.ls, 100, 9.4s, $50, P. m. On
Sundays, Ia, ,2Ss, s.iO,a. M; 800, $50. 9.4s
FoR NEW YoRK.-l5s22so.sO 200. 1902,
On Sundays, L4l, 2.23 a. m.
For BALTIMORE AND WASHINGroN.-
6.22, 7.Os, p. m. On Sundays, 1851, 2.OS. AIS
FOR BALTIMORE, (Bay Line connection),
7.US p. IN. No Sunday trains.
For New CAsTLE..eW s.S, a. M; l.Oo'
FoR DELAWARE II. R.-D.25 n. m; LOS,
o.s5, p. m. No sunday trains.
EoR WILMINGTON a NORTHERN Il. r.
100, a. M; 500, sos p, m. No SUNDAY
FoR DELAWARE WESTERN r. R.-7.l6
l0.30 n. M; $50 p. m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
FROM PHILADELPHIA.-l24 l5S, 2.0s,
$50; 40, ll.68, u. M; H.l4 i242, I.O2. $50,
~, 4.4, 6.l7, B.25, 7OU. S.UO. 9.a. lilo p. m.
On sundays, l24s, l.5s, 2.OS, 1910 u. m. ;7.Ss
FRoN NEW YoRK.-i.5s. 2.Os, $50, a. M,
1919. i.O2. 1.44. 7U p. m. On Sundays,
l.5S, ASA. m.
FROM BA BALTIMoRE.-l.s6. All, 8.3s, s.57, a.
sundays, 30. az a. m. y:43 p. m.
2.25. l2.5i. I2.3s, o.3s, v.43 p. m.
FRoM, NEW CAsTLk.-o.5O, 8.s5, a. M;
SIS, so p. m. No sunday trains.
FRok Delaware X. R.-S.50, IL m. /;
$40 y. m. No sunday trains.
FROM WILMINGToN a NORTHERN r. Il.
800, u.25 a. M; 6.45 p. IN. No Sunday
trains.
FRoM DELAWARE WESTERN II. R.-S.OO,
q. M; Is, p. IN. NO sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
FROM BROAD STREET AND WASHINGTON
AvENUE-7.3U.' $40, 1885, 1915 II. .45 a. m
80 3OO. $50. 400, 5.l5. 800. 6iO, s.OO, 9.45,
LILO p. m. On sundays, $50 a. M; $40,
S.4o, il.3O 2. m.
FRoh THIRrY-SEcoND AND MARKET
SrkEETs.-7.3O, lbs "A. m 12.21. 4.Oc, y.
M; l.VO a. m. On Sundays, l.V0, q. m.
NorB.-Ths black figures represent the
lin ted Express" on which AN extra
are In charged
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Total amount Of sale,
S4.6Sl 10

The steamer Eliza Hancock pAnk a
small boat of the Battery In New York
'rbor last night, and two of the boats
occupants were drowned.
Jefferson Davis, Jubal A. Early and
J. U. Payne Testified yesterday. before
the CnHrt In New Orleans, in the Case OF
the will OF Mrs. Sarah A. Dorsey, who
o-Queathed her estate to Davis. Mr.,
Davis empha,ically denied that he had
'lHed any undue Influence. He said
further, that t"M ~. Dorsey believed that
the Confederscy srill existed; that It's
'ruths were eternal and should ever pre-
vail. He believed this too, and IL that
"aS in'anitv both he and Mrs. Dorsey
were crazy"
james b. Howell. ex.U. g. Senat Or
Led in Keokuk, Iowa, yesterday mora
ing, aged 81 years. He was q native of
OHIO, but removed to Keokuk In lsa0
Ia 1924 he started the Ksokuk Do
wing, aud two years afterwards tho
Dart In organizing the Republican party
IN Iowa S~A'y
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POLITICS vs.. FINANCE.

Amid the hurry and din of politics the
unceasing demand for profitable invest.
msnh continually recurs TO the mind OF
tne fortunate owners OF funds beyond the
am"unl OF the daily actual necessities of
ne. But how many there are who. having
Dsen fortunately taught by experlencs
rekularly aid the cause Of Charity and
eeauc*tlon and send to M. A. Dhuphin.
I'D Orieans, La. or same person at No.
o.s Droaowsy, New York Ciiy, two dol arr
svory month for the purchase Of a ticket
70 ! me grand monthly drawing OF the
1! L9nlsia1a State Lottery Compa v, which
M,l Mhes pisce Invariably ON the second
Iussany o. every month at New Orleans.
ano where two dollars may precur re a re-
-. = y. soo,ool: jeI4-6t.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Yesterday afternoon Thomas NJ. Ogle,
,notionerr, sold for Mr.. Alexander and
Robert W. Cham ber-, tue following
zeal estate situated at RislLg Sun
No IA stone bouse, situated In
Christiara Hundred, to Mrs.
M"y Baxter, for $500 90
No "a frame house and lot, at
the same place, TO Juna A
Dough-rty, for 6lA 90
No ga house and lot to Henry
Latham, ga m
No "A house and lot TO Bridget
Burns, for esl 90
No6- Holel property to John
Copuelly, for 2l0O 90
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Just fhe Truth.

From the Philade phia Record.
Thomas f. Bayard is one Of that all
too small band of American statemen
who are wholly free from tergiversation,
intrigue,and other like vices of the mere
politician. The straightforwardness of
conduct and contempt of equivocal
methods and immoral policies which
have SO sl,iningly distinguished the
Bayards for several generations are
conspicuonsly cxemplifnd in the hon
est, plain-speSking, al d ingenious Sena-
tor from Delaware.
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PERSONAL.

Capt. J. K. Hyer, U. s. A, recently of
ST. Paul, Minn., arrived Ia this city a
few days ago, accompanied by his wife,
and will probably tske up bis residence
here. So tar his impressions of the place
are very favorable, and If nothing occurs
to change them he will become citizen
of Wilmington. He is an agreeable
gentleman and he and bis wife will
doubtless prove valuable acquisition to
Wilmington society.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-18

The Democratic State Convention
of Kentucky met yesterday in Lex
ington. While waiting for the re-
ports of the Committees addresses
were made by General William
Preston, Col. Breckenridge, Henry
Watterson. Judge Lindsay, Hon. j.
w. Stevenson, General G. M. Clay
and others. The mention of TIT
den's name elected loud and con-
tinued applause, but a reference to
Horatio Seymour by Judge Lindsey,
reused the Convention to the widest
enthusiasm, the cheering continuing
for several minutes.
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The Census.

Col. Whiteley's Wilmington census
takers have nearly all finished their
enumeration, and are now engaged in
copying their lists, previous to filing
them with the Clerk of the Peace. The
population of the city proper, it is now
stated, will slightly exceed 40 900, and
with Browniown and the other outly-
ing suburbs in Chlistiana hundred, it
would exceed $4,000.
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Clayton House Arrivals.

George Godfrey, Jr
Thomas w Nowland
Jno Milton, Va
Henry Bertram and wife, New York
e X Zerr, Readine, Pa
g W Beerbower, Baltimore
ID Wysong amt wife, Hartford Co, Md
j w Grace. BIl.imore
George NJ irwin, Philadelphia
D II Stiles, New York
Mrs ID b Cullen and children, f florida
Miss Susie Brvetle, FLORIDA
II BrihckIey, Reading, Pa
j Raine, Jr. Baltimore
) ii Hurlbart, Philadelphia
John G Harkness, City
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unquestlonabe.

The ,sHersld., Detroit, Mich, says of
Warmers Sale Kidney and Liver Cure:
"Its en- ,acy in kidney, liver and all uri-
nary diseases is SO fully acknowledged
nde testimonials from well known oiti-
Gems in public and private lie are EVIL
dences stroRg enough 10 convince the
most stu ObOrn doubter."
The daily gazette., 1880-06-18
RAILROAD .,
)HILADELPIHA, WILMINGTON
/ AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD,

MAY 2TH 1880.
Trains win leave Wilmington as follows
tor
Philadelphia and intermediate Stat ons,
I.U. s.i0. lO.SO g. M; 2.SO, 400, 7.OO, 9.5O p.
IN, e.4S p. m.
Philadelphia tlsxpress) $50, 900, s.4,
l0.U2 a. IN. 9.4S p. IN
Phila. ana New York az. .0.3O.7 90. 1902 a.
m, ll4l, 1879. l2.43, 5.4S p. m.
Baltimore and Intern. odiate Stations,
s.85 q. m. 5.22 p. m.
Baltimore anu bay line, 7.US y. m.
Baltimore and Washington, I2.5l, 200
2l5 sS5. a. nj. 1882, .O4, .4.39, 7.0s, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, ieave fcr
New Castle t.OO, S.25. IA. m; Los, 300, 6.3t
p. m.
Harrington and Intermediate Stations,
Y.5 u. m. l.O6, O.S5 p. m.
Delmar and Intermediate Stations, 9.2t
M; LOS p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations
$40 q. m. /; 800, b.3U, $50 p. m.
thiladelphia and New York, 2.23 a. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l25l, 2.OS
q. m.
For further Information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted at the
depot ii. 4. RENNEY,
Superintendent
The daily gazette., 1880-06-18
A Splendid Work Of Ar.

The beautiful painting of Lady Wash.
instons Reception, is now on free exbIbi.
ton At the gallery OF paintings, sO7 Mar
Ket street. The artist painted this picture
IN Paris, and was five years working on
the canvas. Remember the auction .a,.
VI 'ne most costly and finest paintings in
the collection continues to night. ieIs Al
The daily gazette., 1880-06-18
WiInimyLOA1 S1aph~ss-
PHILADELPHIA Markets.
WEDNESDAY. June ls bPA

FLOUR continu~ duh, but prices remain
about The sa me- aH last quoted. Sales OF 100,
barrel including Minnesota extras. nj
a 4Oa5 Oh; Pennsy vania family al 81 5Oa3,
western do. AT - % - 50 O0, and Patent a.
20 % 81, Rye Flour is quiet. We quote
GRAIN.-Wheat is dull, and prices are a
cludlng red 81 2i1<ai Is. aud amber At / y,
a@l =. ana No 2 led In elevator, at el NL
June, 81 lSH July, 81 t91< Aug. and 81 OQl
sept moer. kyeis quiet. Small sales 81
quest and arm. Sales of 100 bushes. in.
uding rel c!ed at 4911a,0c., steamer at 81
'to12c. ~. IN Sed at 5la5l e.; and yellow al
r. 1z1; Al ne cal, board boNc. VS. bid foI
Die: for sep enter, Oats are dull, Sale.
jl 7uOO bushels Including MIXED. vt YTc
re ted Vt S'Ac., and white at 89aISc.
ools. -four, I39. 500 bushels Wheat, la6. .sS
bushels corn ,6SOO bushels oats, 40 bsrrsls
whisky.
WHISKY was In demand. 200 barrels oi
lon. w. 49,
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY. May II, p M.
The cattle market has been dull durin,
tie past week, aid prices were q frsclioi,
loWer 32OO head arrived nd sold At th,
iiherent yards at oa5szc. per h., SIS to con
SHEEP were dull and lower. 5000 head
sold at the different yards at 5ka7ISr
per lb.. as To condition, and lam ps sold al
oa9c. per ID.
Hoes were dull, but PRICES were un-
CHANGED $500 head sold At GA 7ISc. per b
lows were unchanged. l41 head sold Al
t-O asoO per head as u condition.
SHEEP BROKERS ASSOCIATION.
PARK Drove Yard, West Phsla., MavIS.
good. ~ o Ito lbs, 81 to 5lIc fsir s0 ~ ss
h,., ~ to 81; good lambs ~ 10 sI<: common
lambs, to Il; calves, 8 70 go NarEa
tar. Arrivals. 5000 head
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WALL STREET YKsTERDA

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-Stock
were remarkable dull but fairly steady
In prices, and closed firm upon contra
diction Of uufavorable reports. Call
money rules at 2A to 81 on stocks aud at
2 to 8 on governments. Railroad bonds
were irregular and a shade weaker.
Foreign exchange was unchanged.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-18
Boots and Shoxa

-, DaDiel McCusker, 2,8 W. I'd street. has
sos IN a large stock OF boots and shues Tor
ne spring trade, and is determined 10
'eil tnen cheaper than any house in tbe
NY. Slve MIN call and save money
The daily gazette., 1880-06-18
Sale Immense.

Inc Wlscon' in," Milwaukee. Wis
W auus lts testimony aud says: The sale Of
va ners sale Kidney and Liver Cure
oi kidneys and Liver. AZ well as W.rnar,s
ssie Diabetes Cure. for diseases OF sapas
lam e, Is simply imm Lse.n Il IS,1od
The daily gazette., 1880-06-18
Money spent In p,ln...,,

The UIlIon, Upper nandusky. Ohio IN.
its readers: ~ hile on the subiect ~
i,nrse payments, we here add that n H.
warner 'a,,rnr d c.. OF Rochester. n. Y. have
sppropristed FOR expenditure for the res.
ent year, 70 1900 In advertising iheIr
Warnes safe Kidney aud Liver t,sre snd
JelU-2weod
The daily gazette., 1880-06-18
Moonilght Excursion.

The nrst grand moonlight OF the season
will be given by the Washington Asse,n :
n.y. on next Friday evening, June 18th.
q the splendid steamer. 8. N. FELTON,.
rhe committee will spare no pains to
make this surpass all oiher efforts bv
them.
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lu dioasaons for Te-Dny.

Warmer, clear or partly cloudy wealth
er, light variable winds, generally shift
ing to southeasterly, stationary barome-
ter.
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FOURTH EDITION

MIR. J. II. BATES, NEWSPAPER ApvER-
rfsIN g AGENT, Al Park Row. (Tsmes Build.
tngJ New Yerk, IL authorised to contract
for Advertisements In the DAILY and
DELAWARE GAZETTE at our best rates.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-18
TIE SOUTHERN REPUBLICANS
ABANDONED

WARRINGTON, June 15.-The nomi-
nation of Arthur on the ticket wi h
Garfield has one significance, which
does not seem to have at rae ed he
attention it deserves as a political fact.
The Southern Republicans, white
and black, are wholly abandoned by
their party, which by this act formal
ly assumes sectional charac er and
proscribes the South outside The or
ganization.
The friends of Senator Bruce went
to Chicago claiming to represent sew
en- hundred thousand votes, and ask
ing that he be put upon the ticket,
or at least that the colored element
have a hearing before the Conven-
tlon. Mr.. Hoar put Mr.. Bruce III the
chair for few minutes, and with
that cheap compliment he and he CO.,
ored vote were dismissed as having
had their full share of recognition.
The white Southern Republicans
claimed that the party should prove
its professions of nationality by nom-
mating u candidate for the second
place from that part of the Union.-
They proposed Judge Settle, Governor
Davis, and other well-known Repub-
hcans of standing, all of whom we've
uncereEoniously discarded, with hard
ly passing word of favor.
This contemptuous treatmen. has
necessarily provoked bad blood and
resentment. 1t nill make the South
more solid than. it was before, and
serve to keep alive sectional discoids.
What motive has a Southern Repub-
ican now to engage in . political con-
test after being put under the ban by
his own organization?
Henceforth there will be no Repub-
ican party South worthy of the name.
Factions may exist, but nothing more.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-18

TO THE VOTERS OF THE DEMocRArro
PATTY OF n Ew CASTLE COUNTY;
take the opportunity of return ing nv
thanks TO my many friends for the cordial
suPport received at your hands, aud
Joseph Yarnsll, your hearty support. as /
snall use all honorable means 10 elect
MIN Coroner Of New Cas- le County,
Wilmington, Juns il, 1850. jsl
The daily gazette., 1880-06-18

II your baby is sick, suffering and cry
ing with pain of cutting leeIh, 500 he IL
with DR.. Bulls Baby syrup. which d. e.
not contain opium or anything injuri ous.
Price 25 cents a bottle.
At the animal commencement of Cor
mel University at Ithaca, New York
yesterday, class of 70, including 10
young ladies, graduated.
Zebulon B. Vance. Senator frhm
North Carolina aud Mrs. Florence s.
Martin, widow, we're married at the
residence of the brides mo- b r, in Old
ham county. KY, on Wednesday even
ing. BishoD McCloskey, of the Roman
Catholic diocese of Louisville, Off
ciated.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-18
REGISTERS ORDER.
RVoIeTrR,s OFFICE,


New Castle county, Juneltth' hg y,
Upon the application OF Robert aeVl
took. Executor of John McCllnt9T1, ~
OF BrandywiEe Hundred, n salI y"
ty .de ceased 1T Is ordered and dlrecIeaoy
Register that the Executor slOs ~,
give notice of the granting VI
Testamentary upon the eslale
deceased, with the date OF granting 'n
Of, by causing advertisements 10 !"
ed within forty days from lhe ua'sV s'.,s. vi !,
letters, in six of the most pubic Pla"'
the county of New Castle, re9ui'1h
persons having demands agslhnisi. w
tate TO present the same OF aolu. nndS
act OF Assembly In such case Ss,o niSsI
provided. And also cause the sang IN h
inst rted within the same perlou os,nd ~
WILMINGTON GAzETTE,a newspaPe,nrt1 cont1
'ished in Wilmington, ani 10 Oe WV
ued therein three weeks, te o ~, md =.
-. Given under The manu- a,oSs.s1 sus
IL. s. of Office of the Register r a.OI M
t~~) at New Castle, III Nem l sn1l
county, Aforesaid, the day ana S ysSi yssSislsr, s
written. y. T. blo"''
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Finanoi.I md Q cesnnereial.

WELLINGTON. Del, June lB. ieD0.
Latest Stock quotations FURNISHED by
Heald q Co.. 9. E. corner seventh and
"A. 10. O.day:
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Does Its WoyL

. Tne Ss.rndoy Tribune, Roches,s, \
shys; NO medicine now knowu
the blood so effeciually as does VGn tSalp pu
as warmers safe Bitters," lsls sus. u. p
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NOTICE. ,.,,

All persons having claims tsssna sss,I%a
estate OF the deceased mnst prs,s% pyHs"utd
same duly attested 10 tne Gn5 dhlSs
on or before June 10Th. lSl, u ,aSs aU n
act OF Assembly in such case aSe,,rncE TisE
provided. ROBERT McCLiES ESiec1tor. i0tr
Address, ss,-president street y, PSs SssTeOd|
4 b, r, r., Baltimore, Nd. Jei0v
The daily gazette., 1880-06-18

M ANTED-To purchase a NAIL
w estin some good business I SoI
stock OF near $3.50. Good rs,o, ~,
jel8-lts MMtALlN
The daily gazette., 1880-06-18
THIRD EDITION

THIS pApRR may be found on file at Geo.
p. RoweIl COS Newspaper Advertising
Bur- an 40 spruce ST., where advertising
contracts may be made for 1t in New York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-17
Fires.

St. John, n. B., 16-Fires are raging
along the line Of the st. John, Maine and
European and the North American
Railways, through to Matsowamkeag'
On Wednesday night they swept the
railroad between Cork and Harvey Sta
tons, and burned the bridge across
Lyons stream. The bridge was nine
teen spans. Section men got to work IS
soon as the fire passed, and after hard
work got it repaired so that trains, yester,
day morning, passed over safely. The
woods near Harvey and McAdam are on
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-17
Political Points,

Chicago, 16.-JournaI's Washington:
A prominent republican from Virginia,
yesterday, said in congressional district
in that state the state Of feeling between
sections of the democracy is such that
members of either declare that should
any attempts be made by their leaders
looking toward a compromise they will
support the republican ticket.
Tie republican campaign will be
formally opened in South. Carolina on
the 9th inst. The first mass meeting i.
to be held at Rockville, Bartwel
County. Other meetinga are announced
at Columbia, July 81, and Florence,
August 3rd.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-17
Hanged at LAST.

New York. 16.-Chastine Cox, the
convicted murderer of Mrs. Hull, was
hanged this morning 10 the jail yard OF
the Toombs, in the presence of about 200
persons. At S.27 the neck moose was
attached to the pendant rope and he was
at once ierked into the air. After hang
ing sixteen minutes Cox was pronounced
dead. He was collected and earnest at
the scsffold, but had serious air.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-17
CamerOn's Health.

Chicago, 15.-Times' Washington:
Don. Cameron and family, in robust
health, left this evening for Pennsyl
vsnis. He had a long interview with
Marshall Jewell. The recent visit OF
Simon Cameron to his son was to induce
him to choke down his pride and go to
work, in order to hold his position in
Pennsylvania. Garfield has promised
the Camerons all they can desire, and
they accept and will labor earnestly fol
for the ticket.
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The Heat.

New York, 15.-The weather has
moderated considerably. The thermo-
meter did not rise above $40. No pres
trstions.
New York. 16.-The heat continues
oppressive, seventy-two children under
died here yesterday.
The weather continues hot. The pros
tretions are numerous.
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ors, and John Quincy Adams VS.:
chosen president by the House o.
Representatives. His election, though
legal, was in opposition to the popular
vote. and Tom Benton shows that the
issue thus created drove from power
the party and the men who engl-
neered and carried through this
reversal OF the peoples decision
History repeats itself. The fraud
issue will overlop ell others in this
campaign, and drive the republican
party into merited obscurity.
E. N. F.
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Caraeld.s OICompauy.

Chicago, Is S. h. Kertoot, a pro-
minent real estate agent, asserts that
Garfield came here at the close OF the
wa to induce him to organize an oil
comp any on Ohio and, but he refused.
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DIR. TauReF.

New York, I6.-Dr. Tanner is cheer
full and good humOred. He has gained
half pound since Thursday night, has
taken 281I ounces of water; pulse. 81;
temperature, 98-25; respiration, l6. A
drive in Central Park this morning was
much enjoyed by the faster.
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The Rife.

Wimbledon, 16.-There was dense
haze early this morning, and it was i'm
possible TO do anything at the long
ranges. In the extra series of prizes
Scott made "a out of a possible 80. Clark,
Rathbone and Fisher sail with Col.
Bodine on the 22d inst. for New York.
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TELEGR APHIC'
HnncacksaLei,er.

New York, 16.-Gsner4l Hancock says
his letter of acceptance will not be ready
for fortnight. He has not begun
writing yet, visitors and business taking
up his time