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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-11

IT now looks as if the great wrong of I'M
seating Senator KELLOGG and seating SPoT-
FORD in his place will be accomplished
within brief period. This has been u
foregone conclusion with the Democrats from
the first, regardless of the merits of the
case. Democratic atrocities know no bounds.
They come without justification and are
perpetrated without remorse. SPoFFoRD is
no more entitled in right to represent
Louisiana in the United States Senate than
Kaffr chief, and yet he will be placed
Ihere.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-11

FIFTEEN per cent of the revenues of the
Government are required to pay the pen
sions.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-11
he Management call attention to tho grand OPP
iunity presented OF obtaining for only q, amy OF
THE FOLLOWING PRIZES;
1000 Prizes,
Whole Tickets, So.
81 Tickets, 500,
Sll2, 400
Tickets, ~.
M Tickets, 500.

Al applications for club rates should Do maze 10
the home Office go
Full list OF drawing published In Louisville CouR-
IKR-JoURNAL ana New York Herald, ana mailed TO
all liclethodeIs Send all orders by money or BANK
dra In letter by express orders OF 70 anu UPWARD
by express can he sent nj our expense, Address r.
Nj. BoARDMAN, Courler-JOurnal building. LOUIS
VILE. KY, or ut lGS BroadNay, New YORK. MI,
Also j. W, CLARK, lTOS New YORK avenue WASH
q
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-11

n1Sfs NO MORE RHEUMATISM OR GOU1,
- ACUTE OR CHRONIC
SAL1CN LlCA A POSITIVE CURE
IMMEDIATE RELIEF WARRANTED.
a PERMANENT CURE GUARANTEED
AT once relieves aud soon eradicates from the sys
TEN all CIuLLs, CHRONIC, or INTERMITTENT
FEvEHs, &c, caused by the Iulnrous Atmosphere
Of the District All Urinary Troubles find instant re-.
Lief.
Complete substitute for qulnine without It's nm.
pleasant results. SALICYLfCA is NO PATENT
MEDICINE, but established cure tor above COM
plants, highly Endorsed by all hrst-Cluss Physicians
In Europe. Pleasant lake. sold direct nom linz
pOrters. ut Baldwin's Book store,
920 y STREET, W.ISHINGTON.
81 box $50 doses). boxes S..
Sent 10y mail on recent of price. ia20m th&satt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-11

WASHINGTON, FEBRUARY II, l8so.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-11

Largest Legitimate Morning Cir
cuIdtiOn la the District.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-11
[ES!lgs2 1 |: q II

bo11nfaAs 6kktt M
NEW" SOAP can be cut 10 two, the oval
end clasped readily In the hand, and the larger
end worn d, wn almost TO wafer without
any waste. COLGATE co. recommend their
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-11
new ! | Z ! |. SOAP 0 \

(Trade-Mafk Reglsterei) to Careful Housekeepers.
not on superior In quality, but as ia FORM We
most economical Soap now made. iezzhl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-11

NJ GOLDSTETN & CO., TOBACCoNlSTS.
Branch. i3l Seventh Street.

hbaNbA fNbNNAhi "H'
Thankful for past havOrq, the undersigned cor
daily invites his old customers and the public gen.
orally To give him social call on the occasion OF
the Opening OF HIS Brunch House. l3i seventh street
next Monday evening. Come and test your choice,
The establishment has been fitted UP regardless OF
expense for the especial wants of washington,
7 he stock Of gars-Foregn and Domesiic-Cigar.
cites, Pipes, Tobacco and every article OF smokers
use. is unsurpassed and viii be sold at the lowest
New York market rates.
NJ. GOfDSTElN,
Wholesale and Retail robaCconst,
pnnmaNlNnrln ANnumn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-11
3a~ A RICH MANS OvERCOAT,

Firs,-clnss Merchant Tailor Make very little worn,
can be bought for poor mans price for less money
than q common, rendy-made new one, at
HFR ,1oGS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-11
SECOND ne CLOTHING.

9Os NINTH ST. near Penna. ave. You will find
large ASSORTMENT of the above Clothing together with
Heavy Winter Goods nt same rates. ocs-Gm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-11

Mr.. w. II. PoPE is also authorized to re-
csive Advertisements and subscriptions.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-11

n>5EeSANDFORDS ESSENCE GINGER, s. s.. s..
SS2 Food Cure, Sapauule, CutiCura, and all new
remedies, at Coughlln's Drug Store Masonic Temple
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-11
iIws SPECIAL NOTICE

N~1d5s FLUID LIGHTNING CURES NEURAL
- GIA Headache ToothnChe. &c, in one minute
sold at Coughlin's, Masonic Temple and by drug.
gists generally. no26
The daily gazette., 1880-12-17
General News.


AKA Brgadier Gonsral HAzen yesterday
entered upon his duties as Chief Sig
nal Omeer. Fr ~
va Il Sscestary Shsrman is reported to be
" isiighsly aHweii.s Az ? D0
The French Atlantic cable has been
repaired.
~u- The Electoral vote Of Tennessee was
1AdSlivered to Vice Presidents Wheeler
yesterday, BY special messenger. q,
- > The population Of Montana Terri
tory 10 S9sl67, OF whom 10, OFT are fe-
males, 1915 foreign born, and S6Ss
s.ks "a oolorsd. ffk~ ---
- 80 The population Of the State Maine,
according TO the new cansus, Is 64S ,945
sss ofwhom 324.eoi nre females, 81, 500
foreign born, and 2042 eolored.
~ The Prohibition State Convention Of
J J ANsw Jersey met ssstefday'in Trenton
for the purpose OF completing tue par
reorganization and separating from
all lothsr parties. 4aafEQO
The daily gazette., 1880-12-17
ANOTHER SUBSTITUTE FOR
r $50 The FUNDING BILL. ~.

WARRINGTON, December l6.--In the
House to day Mr. Bland, Of Missouri,
asked, and obtained leave TO have
printed in the Record u substitue
which he proposed to offer for the
Funding bill. Il appropriates Of the
coin now in the Treasury the sum OF
500, 900, 900 for the payment OF the
interesting bearing debt OF the United
States falling due during 1880 and 1851
and directs the Secretary OF the Trea-
sury to cause to be coined the maxi
mum amount Of silver dollars in the
manner now authorized by Law, and
to pay out such dollars in the redemp-
tion Of the public debt Section . re-
peals all laws authorizing the issuing
Of bonds for the purpose of funding OF
redeemiug the interest bearing debt
of the United States. ..sss
The daily gazette., 1880-12-17
.BoYCoTTED.
MIR. WILLIAM BENCE JONES DESERT
ED BY HIS LABoRERs.

Mhs W LILLIAN ID ENOE JONEfo ~ HsoE@h II
ED BY HIS LABoRERs.
DUBLIN, Dec. Is, 1880.
The case of Mr.. William Bence
Jones, a gentleman farmer, near
Bandon, county Cork, who is now
being Boycotted, is even more re-
markable than that of Captain Boy
colt himself. He farms nearly "a
thousand acres, and has lived in Ire
land since 1910. lie has spent f25,-
600 on improvements. His rents
are about double the government
valuation. He states that his ten
ants were willing 10 pay the usual
rents but on December . they re-
ceived notices forbidding them TO do
so. The next day threatening notices
were posted on his front door and a
grave was dug in the grass near by.
Notices threatening his tenants
were afterward stuck all over the
town. The tenants were consequent
ly obliged to refuse to pay more
than Griilith's valuation.
Last Saturday some oats which Mr..
Jones had sent into Bandon could not
find purchaser. They still lie there un
sold. On the same morning thirty labor
ers employed on his farm received the
following notice: -"Strike on Monday.
Mr.. Bence Jones is Boycotted. God save
Ireland" Mr.. Jones, on learning this,
sent notices 20 the police, who visited the
place and assured the workmen that they
would be protected il they remained. Bat
on Monday all left, including mason
a carpenter, a gamekeeper aud a coach
man, but the baker, gardener, dairyman
and another domestic remainded,as they
| did not receive the notice to leave. Mr..
Jones son and daughter had then To
endeavor to supply the wants of cattle
on the farm as far as they could. La this
work they were protected by two police.
men. Local traders will not supply Mr.
Jones, and his house has TO guarded al
night. Things were quiet to-day but
long siege is expected 10 take place, al
Mr.. Jones is man of considerable re
solution and strength OF purpose.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-17
; .THR srATN CHANGE,

During the session Of the State
Grange, At Laurel, yestefdy, pleurO-
pnennoaiA was talked Of, and 1t was
agreed to petition the Legislature for
d law TO prevent the spread Of this di-
.spase among the cattle in Delaware.
nOnicers were elected, as follows:
. Master, J. J. Rosa; Overseer, III.
Thompson; Lecturer, Sister L NJ Dill
worth; Steward, O u Smith; Assistant
5tesafd, G G Brown; Chaplain, Thos
Bacon; Treasurer, NJ Brackin; Sec
ratary. w B Records; Gatekeeper, "
II Mason; Pomona, sister Rosa; Fora,
Blister Mason; Ceres, Sister Bacon;
Lady Assistant Steward, Sister Brown;
member OF executive committee, Bro.
Z II Bancroft, This brother was cleo
ted to succeed himself, his term OF Of
81 iiee hsviDg expired. ~ ~ ssa
The officers were then installed and
q half hours recess given f.r dinner.
Afterwards arrangements were made
or printing report of proceedings
and remarks were made by William
Dean on several matters connected
with the executive committee.
The Grange was then closed in du'
form by the Worthy Master.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-17
THIRD EDITION
THE DAILROAD CONFLICT.

4MR. aARkETT's COMPANY FORCED TO
CARRY ITs FRKIahT BY wArk&.oN
NEW YonY, December l6.-The
difficulty detween the Pennsylvania aud
s Baltimore aud Ohio Roads has not been
adjusted, For the present the Baltimore
and Ohio Company will carry freight be-
tween this city and Baltimore by sea as
i. formsrly. The. delay caused by TINS
method Of shipment will be ABOUT
twcnty-four hours between this city and
Baltimore. At recent meeting of per-
sens Interested In the new route the plan
Of building o new road from Baltimore
and PhilAdelphia Was discussed. 1t Is
said thai friends Of the three companies
interested In. the Bound Brook Line
would furnish sufficient money for The
undertaking. The Importance Of the
present conflict 10 regarded as great by
railroad men, - 1t is likely 10 Affect the
trunkiine pool. - Commissioner Fink
said that the dispute was not likely 70
come before him officially. he en-
pressed lhe ropinlon that Y would NOT
disturb existing agreeEnsnts betveen the
- trunk lines. A eA@s& fa4a
The daily gazette., 1880-12-17
wAnAMAk.a = pnowN. rA,,a.
The Reduction in
Clothing at Oak
s Hall.

The clothing marked
down Saturday comprised
about 5000 suits and over.
coats. Both the suits and
the overcoats are various
enough to constitute a
complete stock Of them
selves, so that you may
be reasonably sure OF find
ing among them what will
both suit and fit you.
Some of the very lowest
priced mems suits we make
iro among them; $40 reduced
to sS so, and some of all
grades up to excellent suits
at $25, reduced to $50 and
$27 so reduced to s25.
A $40 overcoat at SIC 80
is not to be missed on a cold
morning. Even the boys,
whose clothing has been wait
ing for this cold snap will NOT
object to the taking Oft OF
three or four dollars from
the cost of suit and oyercoat.
Remember this All these
garments were made by our
people, under our own eye,
and before this reduction
were marked as low as they
ought to be sold, Wecouldn't
afford to reduce them, but
we must sell fas ter to keep VI
with our work people.
| We know how to sell fas
ter, viz. by selling lower
We have been selling taste
for nineteen years, faster thar
our competitors. That W.
have done of course by sell
ing lower. Now we have t.
sell faster than ourselves
and down goes a part of ou
stock, whether we can atfor'
it or not.
Whatever you don't lik
bring back. If there b
grumbler, we don't want ou
clothes on him
WANAMAKER l. BROWN
OAK HALL. Sixth and market,
nova. Philadelphi
The daily gazette., 1880-12-17
From the PhiladeIphia Times. = l e.
A PRESENT FOR THE POPE.

THE "PETER's PENCE" coLLBorED IN
THE cHuRcEEs OF THIS DIOCESE.
The report Of tho collections taken up
this y ear In the roman Catho lie churches
OF the diocese of Philadelphi In aid OF
the n oily 5ee has just been furnished by
the Arch bishops seoretary. The total
amount OF this. Peters Pence" Is S21,.
225 50, of which the city churches con.
tribu.ed S16.iO5,56, and the country
churches s5,ll9S2. Two country
cburches are yet TO be heard from, bni
tlielr returns win probably not add mucf
mors than 500. OF the leading cits
clurcheS @ the Cathedral contributed So,
2i7.09; St Patrick's, 81, ,l6gB3; st. Anus
81 900; ST. John the Evangehss's. $40
s.. Paurs, $50; ST Michaers, S77l. SO; St
Augusune's 1888; ST. Charles Borromeo's
S532.26; Church OF the Gesu, $47n; st
Nays, S459, and 1t. Vincent de Paufs
Si42
The daily gazette., 1880-12-17
IN AND AROUND SMYRNA

rtS%ss,ui ss.,, !, and collss.Sd non the sAyrs.
Messrs. Geo. v. Massey. Edward
Ridgeley and Charles NJ. Wharton. Of
Dover, who purchased the farm OF y.
w. Griffith, in tho Middle Alley. con-
taining ~ acresa A. Sheriff sale eighteen
mouths ago for el25s. sold the same
last week to Geo. johnson from near
Dover for $1700.
5 VIM. q. Fountain OF the Capitol
Hotel, Dover, housed so tons of Zoe on
Monday, ut . cost Of between $500 and
5000. This Is the difference between
q warm and cold winter.
The Philadelphia, Wilmington and
baltimore railroad will pay Emory
Marvel $225 for two horses, recently
killed on the railroad track near Do.
yer. W
R A. Lee Cummins' coach dog Bit two
children and several dogs last week,
and created considerable uneasiness,
but showed no signs OF hydrophobia
on being confined for q couple OF days
lie was finally shot TO avoid further
trouble. Az
1 A party Of German emigrants arriy.
ed at Clayton last week, beinga n par
Of the crowd sent to New Castle by til,
German Colonizing Society and failinI
to Iet-work there, we're sent on /,
Clayton, from which place they wen
to German near Blackiston's Grosl
Roads. They were lily provided 70
such rigorous weather as they hAv,
had. 10 encounter IS fkR
The stockholders of the Bomba,
Hook Company consisting OF fourteen
PhiladeIphians and four Wilmington
ians came down TO the island on Wed
ucsday last aud located the site for tn
proposed ettisment-H Humbolt City
on the beach about mid way the lsngtl
Of the island, It Is TO be staked of IN
to lots 40 by $50 II. aud outside tn
city limits the land is to be divided IN
to 40 acre farms. All this is very We
but 30 far we have not heard of an
direct purchase Of this land by th
company. This must be done befor
the project Is worth anything. Z.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-17
SOUTH CAROLINA CENSUS RE-
VISION,

WAsHINeToN, Dec. 15.-The Super
intendent of Census has received a
despatch announcing the result of the
remuneration of three townships in
South Carolina, as follows WillestoH
Township, Barnwell county first emu
meration, 1900 ; second enumeration,
2.723 gain, "a /; Steerpen Township,
Chesterfield county first enumeras
tion, 1880; second enumeration, 81
070 loss 10; Broad River Township,
Lexington county first enumeration,
2.42G; second enumeration, 2,618 /;
gain, 92. 1t should be observed that
the present enumeration has for its
date the time of the actual visit of the
special agent, while the former emu
mtration lad the uniform date of
June /, the difference in time being
about six months.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-17
RAILROAD MATTERS.


RuMoRs THAT THE PENNSYLVANIA HAS
A PURcHAskD A coSTRoLLiNG INTEREsT
INTHE Il. W. a 10. IL. IL.
An Associated Press dIspAi appeared
IN the morning papers stating that the
Baltimore d Ohio otficials had notihsd
shippers in New York that no more
freight between that city and Baltimore
would be- received. The dsepatch fur
ther stated that the Pennsylvania COM
pany had purchased controlling inter
est In the r. w. s.. b., Il. Il. from Ma
thanisl Tha!ysr Of Boston.
The dispatch seems TO be without p
shadow OF foundaticn, ~ the Baltimore
| Il Ohio cars are sill running through to
New York, subject TO the delays OF the
Penhsy IvabiA company in not moving
them promptly from Gray's Ferry.
The rumor In regard to the purchase
OF controlling Interest In the +. W. *
| b. seems To bs equally unfounded. A
meeting OF the Directors was held In this
city yesterday afternoon, but the reported
| sale OF stock was not mentioned. Mr..
| Nathaniel Thayer, Jr, was present at
| the meeting, but said nothing In refer
sDce 70 the reported sale Of stock by his
father, who holds u controlling Interest
in the road. The officials here, especial
iy MT Charles Warner, who Is direct
tor, say. that " such n sale had taken
place the Board OF Directors would have
been notified. They do not believe the
report, and say further that Mr.. Thayei
! would not sell his stock, because he II
sure OF 8 per cent. interest every year
aud this year II i5 thought dividend o
10 per cant. will be declared, and Mr.
rhayer could not invest his money II
any other securities that would pay hin
such high rate of interest. IL Is no
/ N y n NR.e.
the hands OF the Pennsylvan compan!
az that company could not pay as large
dividend as the stockholders are now re
ceivinR.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-17
PHiLADELPHIA, wuw,y,1
Il AND BALTIMORE RI,,nmu
NOVEMBER sru -

N.I NV'EAbkk 18Th, l8l,
Trans wililesve wilmipp,o.
Philadelphia and Intermsa, ,.,..,.
y. m. wv '" ~
Philadelphia Express, sN
100 a. IN, ,l5, 2OS, g.5i n nv M Nv"
Phila- and New YORK 2NSN,m
an, l2.39, l245, 6.l7 D. m. ''""
baltimore and Intern. .edla,. o,.
ssS5a, m. go p. m. 'e ''A
baltimore aud Bay line. I'm n M
Baltimore and Washinsionr ~ ~ W
2.l5 100, ,s.35, q. NJ; 1855, / ,G' t5i r,sI
Irains for Delaware DlylsIoh ~, ,o
New Castle b.OO, $50. u. H.; !Js n M
p. m. ''" o.
Harrington and Interm.i,s,s 4,
W. q. m. Los, 6.3s y, 10. 'sA'
pelmar aud luternlediats s,spou
.. NJ; LOS p. m. 'Nu'u|
su1DAY TRAINs.
Philadelphia and lntermedls,a u, ]
u 10 q. In. 800, $50, $50 D. M.
Philadelphia and New York 2na
p. m.
2,i5. 7.5j. a. m. "'i|
FOR Iurther Information passenOaI
referred 10 the time tables posini !
oop'"s II. \. RENNEl
superlnlenl
The daily gazette., 1880-12-17
TO HANG ON SATURDAY,

NASHVILLE, Tenn. December Is.
Edward Long, colored, win be
hanged near Jackson next Saturday
for the murder Of Tite Rogers, on
the evening Of June 80. The muir
der was committed near Pinson, in
Madison county, where Rogers and
his wife had long lived. The crime
was committed in order that the
murderer might possess his victims
wife. -.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-17
Yrsm x...sra.y.. L... Ea....a.
LOSING JOB.

Contractor Archibald given states tisss
he q nearly $4,000 out on his contract
for the construction Of the new Court
House. Of the deficiency, nearly $4,000
was occasioued by the failure Of his sub
contractor for the stone work, Mr.. Fred.
Gfsmlich aud Mr.. Given says he has
small hopes Of recovering this amount
from uramlich's securities, He also
lost nearly $1,000 by the advance In The
price Of iron over the estimated cpsi In
The contract. 1t Is proposed TO ask The
Legislature a TO award Mr.. Given snfii.
Client amount TO secure him from posi.
tive loss. BY
The daily gazette., 1880-12-17
ATTEMPTING TO LEAP FROM
THE CAPITOL DOME.

WASHINGTON, December l5.-An
ex-District Attorney of Washing
ton, while suffering from delirium
tremens, attempted to commit sui
eide by leap from the dome of the
Capitol this afternoon, but his effort
was frustrated by two Of the Capitol
policemen, who, observing his con-
dition, followed him up and over
took him just as he had gotten out
side Of the upper railing near the
top of the dome.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-17
FAST TIME.

1t Is said that the fast mail train on
the -Philadelphis, Wilmington Il Bait.
Railroad, o few days ago, made , run
tanoe OF fifty-nins miles, In 81 xty.o ons min-
utes. This must be the "fiying Dutch
man." that passes through here between
seven aud eight O'Clock, bringing the
New York papers to Chester ahead oI
those pubhshed IN philadelphia This
Irain Is quite an object OF interest q
many OF our people who congregate Al
tne depot every morning TO SEQ the mai
bags aud bundles OF newspapers hop
: KIP and jump n they strike the plat
form.--Ghester Times .sa
The daily gazette., 1880-12-17
JUDGE KEY IN CIR,

HAVANA, December,k
late S.& Postmaster General u, or rr1adss ~ 3.
states with his wife ana u 5t the v
oompanied BY several Sso,, uvuar Key
TPess;nsing Ps the Louisville sST,l'SeG and Ssl,
~ isaliroad, ah with their ladiss' ssa Ss'l Tsl
daya Nere three Or
The daily gazette., 1880-12-17

Scrofulons swellings, carbunc'es and
boils, blotches, pimples and eruptions,
enlarged glands, internal soreness torpid
liver, and general clogged condition OF
the system, all yield In due time to ma
ture's sovereign remedy-Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. Sold arounu
The world by druggists and chemist
Foreign trade supplied from LONDON
branch; Worlds Dispensiary Medical
Association, PrOprietors. Bnffaloj n. f''
X. v. Pierce, Nj. D., President.
WEST BLUE MOUND,
Wis, March 8sh, 1879.
DR.. r. V. PIEkoE:
Dear rS,r:--HAvlng suffered many weary
months from liver eomplaint without re-
lief, was last year induced TO try your
Golden Medical Discovery and Peiiets'
AT the time was scarcely able 10 Waik'
Owing to their effect commenced 70
improve rapidly and am now as well ano
strong as ever. thank you from the
depths OF my heart for the good tney
have done mo and wish you all success
Yours truly, MRS. B. STANGEh.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-17
MR.. GEORGE w. CHILDS FOR
SENATOR.

From the Cincinnati Gazette tRep.)
Pennsylvania might honor itself By
sepding Mr.. Childs TO the United States
senate. He is not only wealthy, but he
is first-ciass business man, and If placed
in a public position would serve " ele-
vate politics, especially Pennsylvania
politics.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-17
DIED IN A BARBER SHOP.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-John j.
Gier, clerk, 65 years old, died in a
barber shop at the corner of Ninth
+ streets to- night while waiting to
be shaved. He was highly respect
ed. Heart disease is supposed to
have been the cause of death.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-17
A HIJGE MACHINE.

There Is now on the lathe in the Hsr-
Ian Il Hollingsworth Cos machine shop
huge piece Of iron about twenty feet
long and twelgsio fiteen inches thick.
1t is simply the eonnscilpg rod Of the
engine for the new sound steamer being
sblilt by This Company. Some OF ths
bolts for this engine are i've feet lone
and seven inches thick. fff
The daily gazette., 1880-12-17
ACQUITTED.

DUBLIN, Dec. 15.-Ihe jury at Cork,
to-day in the case Of Healy aud Walsh,
after short deliberaLion returned YER
diet of not guilty. The glad udiags
we're received with vociferous applause
by the dense crowds that had assembled
ia the court room. The acquitted men
were serenaded tonight at their hotel,
The daily gazette., 1880-12-17
MIR. WALTnN,s m.n

,,d% Mr.; hs;;, =; 7, Walton received %'Va, a.
,ro@ .1~a,is.t Detective Taggart, hi, SH' u,
announcing rs,a ous that by sendins lhs' mo
reward he could receive the ~. .ls
was stolen from him IN mi. IIc ~alel '',l' ,
asy pS,,n night; ts5 He at once wsDl my ;,
Philadelphia 10 investigate, "''" y
The daily gazette., 1880-12-17
RATES REDUCED.

- The Western Unioa Telegraph Com
pany, has just decided 70 reduce their
rates to those Of the American Union
Company to all competing points, on
and after to-day. This will make the
rates to New York 10 cents for ten
words. t#~ .. IL
The daily gazette., 1880-12-17

WALL STREET YEsrERpHY.--Stock
were In demand, and prices in most
instances advanced sharply. Money
became easy in the afternoon and
loaned on call at TO 4 per cent. For
eign exchange was arm. Governments
advanced fraction, Railroad bonds
we're active and higher. rlla
The daily gazette., 1880-12-17
AN NUNExPLAlNED ARMY oRDEE

WAsHINeToN, December 15.-By
direction OF the President, Msjor Gen
eral Winfield S. Hancock u. ). A., has
heen assigned TO duty according 70 his
brevet Of Major General, TO date from
December 4, 1880.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-17
FOITRTH EDITION
HnitIeNsaonn TOR ra-Isns.

Bnghtiy colder, clear or partly CLOUDY
weather, with nottherIy TO westerly
winds and stationary or SLOWLY, rising
barometer, followed In the southern
portion by winds ShIfting to sasterly and
threatening weather.