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HIS Speech a Clear and Statesmanlika
Psesentment Of the Sit
uation.
Funds to 1se Raised to Relieve
Distress aud for Political
Purposes,
But Not One Cent to Go to Fur
ther an Armed REBEL.
ion,
THE NEW YORK MEl3TING.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
LONDON, Jan. &,-Tha 4toAIu0r Fr1sl0, from
Now York for Hamburg, bus arrived on the
Li1arl.
, 1880-01-05

BtEMprss, Tcnu., Jan. 4.-Ms. @. B. Lowts. q
widow. committed sI!aIdV last night by shooting
herself through tho he4l4 cauSe, mental do
prpsslqa,
, 1880-01-05

pAnis, Jun. 4-Tho stone bridge Of tho In.
rAiloA has been destroyed by tfnltlng WEccka2o
AMI Ice. Considerable tlatnage hns boon doslo;
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
FOURTH EDITION.
Local Mrlenels,

Frank s. Frayne is announced for
September 18th at the Opera House in
Isl Slocum."
The newest dodge is that OF Stans-
bury Murray. He sells Garfield and
Hancock tobacco.
Manager Christy Of the American
Union Telegraph office of this city, has
Just returned from his vacation, which
lasted two weeks. During his absence
Mr.. Christy travelled considerably, and
spent some time among friends In Wes.
tern Pennsylvania.
Mr.. D. II, Mackey has just been ap-
pointed train dispatcher Of the Della
ware Division Of the p, W. & B. R. R.
in place Of Mr., e. P. Wise, resigned.
Mr.. Mackey was previously employed
in the office under Mr.. Wise, as the
head telegraph operator. He IS calcu-
lated 10 fill the office with great salts
faction, and is . very obliging and
pleasant gentleman.
]. Mark Singley Of this city has An
interesting specimen Of petri6ed wood,
which he procured near Newark.
All members Of the Young Mems
Republican Club are requested to re-
port at adqusrters early this even
ing in uniform, If possible; If not, in
eitizen's dress.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
Personal.

Thomas W. Muter who has been OIL
a visit home to see his friends left to-
day in company with his mother for
youngstown, Ohio, which he expects to
make his future permanent home. Mr.
Muter says the people are aroused on
political matters, aud You oestowD, be-
ing a mandatory city, will give a
large majority for Garfield and Arthur.
Miss Anna Crawford, principal of a
primary private school at Second and
Washington streets, has been spending
her vacation by visiting Kennett Square
Cochranville, Parkesburg, Harrisburg,
Atglen and Altoona and somehow got
down to Atlantic City. Miss Crawford
writes that her school will commence
on Monday, the 9th Of September, when
she will be glad to meet all former pu-
pills and a number Of new faces.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
Bail Jumper Bagged

Seme three months ago JOhI
Icy was arrested in this city toI
concerned In the robbery Of
store at 3l3 Market street, and
Ford going bail for his appear
Court. Breilley skipped as Il
for the Court came on and
friend Ford in the lurch,
Dolan hearing of his whereaboa
to Philadelphia and bagged !h
John.
The prisoner was alss one Of
peaters who did a considerable
Of voting at the last falls city
and conse equently Sergeant Doll
him we'll, and had no trouble
ing the arrest. He no douO'
have known him even had hs|
cd his clothes in q close csrrias'
presumed John will have noI
in getting other bail as bis
will be needed next Tuesday
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
Batter for Hancock.

At Boston on Saturday night General
B. +. Butler made an extended address
in support OF his reasons for endorsing
the candidacy of General Hancock. He
condemned the course Of Mr.. Hayes in
abandoning the protection Of the negro
and asserted that Gen. Garfield might
do the same thing. He believed that
the election Of General Hancock would
put an end To race collisions.
He inveiRhed against the Republi.
can party, which he said had swept
our commerce from the sea. After al
luding to the tariff question, he most
distinctly justified General Garfield up
on the Cakes Ames stock, In which he
said he did not think nov, nor had he
ever thought, there was any harm
done, or any wrong on the part OF the
Republican nominee.
In conclusion, he claimed the vote
of the State OF Massachusetts for Gen.
eral Hancock on the ground Of his IT.
ness, his 10, atty to the Union and H.
delity to the Constitution. A large
crowd had assembled TO hear his
speech, and the applause was oonsid-
erabls at various points Of the address.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
Personal.

Mr.. Edward Singles, cigar maker,
and wife are now rusticating at Coney
Island.
Quite . number Of Wilmingtonians
are now passing their vacation at Con.
ey Island.
City Treasurer Francis Vincent
has returned from New York.
Mrs. Mary c. Spencer, talented
lady, the mother Of Professor Willard
Spencer, the musical composer, and Of
Mr.. Claud Spencer talented musician,
(who died recently, suddenly and un
expectedly), who formerly lived in this
city, is now residing at 81 Sidney
Place Brooklyn. The Spencers are all
celebrated for musical talents.
Mrs. s. p. McPhers0n has returned
from her visit to the Alton Bay, N. H.,
camp. meeting.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
LOUAL TIME TABLE.


Pr PhilAdelphis and intermediate stations:
7, $40, 1880, q. m; 2So, A,0e, 100, $50, p:
IN. On Sundays: $40 .. m; 800, o.oO, 40
p. m.
Phila. Express s.so. s,a44. 1907 q. m. Sun.
For Phiia. and New York: 2zs, s.so, 100
1909, q. m.; AI2.3o, t12.43, (IImited)
e.07 p. IN. Sundays, 228 a. IN.
For Baltimore and way stations: $50 Q. m;
6.22 p. IN.
For Baltimore, Washington and Bay Line:
f.05 p. m.
For Baltimore and Washington: 1851, 400
AIS, e.8b q. M; l2.b2 l.0S (Iimited) 4,4,
1908 p. m. Sundays: 12.b1, 2.o3 O. m.
For information apply at depot.
For New Castle: 600, s.2e, Q. m, LOO, 800
For Harrington and intermediate stations !:
0.2S q. m: Les, o.86 p. IN.
For Deimar and intsrm sdlate stations: o.2b o.
FOR wilmington d Northern Il. X: 700, q.
m; 800, sos, p. m. No Sunday trains.
Arrive and LIS o. M, and o.4b p. m.
Ter Delaware Western X, H.: III, 1880. am.
$50 y. m. Sunday trains, 1880 q. M, ep m.
FaAIHs eoR wILuIaToN LnAvR RHIr.ADHI-
pHIA,
from Broad street and Washington avenue
1850, $40. 1880, 1o.4S, l1.k q. m; Ls0, 30,
4, SIS, o, $40, 8, 0.tS, u.e0p. N. On Sun
days: b.So D, NJ; ., Q, 9.t6, II. % p. m
From Thirty Second and Market streets: 7.so
Y.s0. ll86 q. m; l2SS. (Limited) aAb p. N.
,iB Suudavs: Los .. m.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
A Mad pegs Terrisle work.

EAsToS, Aug. 3l.-A mad dog sud
denly appeared on Northampton street,
to-day. HE attacked Adam Walter,
and bit him severely in the leg and then
threw him down and tore his clothes.
Later he bit Martin Ehrhardt, an
aged gentleman, and then bit four val
liable dogs Of different species, one be-.
ing q splendid Newfoundland animal.
The mad dog, which was . mouse
oolored. hound, continued along the
streets, swapping at various people,
and finally crossed over to Philipsburg,
N. j., where he bit little gill and
half dozen dogs. At last = bullet
from a policeman's revolver brought
his career to an end.
Another mai dog appeared in the
ward this afternoon and was closely
guarded by its owner, who did no,
want It killed.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
Pumping Record for August.

During the month Of August the fol-
lowing is the report of gallons of water
raised to the Cool Spring reservoir:
Worthington Pump at City Mill; run
ming time, % days; 479l is 1857 OOs
strikes. Number Of gallons raised, l23,
1850.
Compared with the corresponding
month last year decrease in consump'
tion of water is shown of 3, ,7O5, 800.
The following is the record OF the
Knowles Pump at the Cool Spring res
ervoir Of the number Of gallons raised
to Rodney Street Basin:
Running time, rs days, hours 2O95;
strikes, 80, ,7OS; raised to Rodney Street
Basin, 1861, 1876 gallons.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
About tlae jail.

Sheriff Pyle was in town to day, and
REPUBLICAN reporter, who met him,
asked him about matters in the county
Jail.
"Tbe JAIL" he answered, sis fuller
now than at any previous time since
my term Of Office. think We have one
hundred and fifteen prisoners in du-
rance vile at present"
"What Is the cause Of this unusual
increase in the number Of prisonersr'
81 think 1t is chiefly due to tramps.
They have been behaving badly inWil-
mington, and worse down the Delaware
Railroad near Middletown. They are
around there in great numbers and give
the railroad company and the private
citizens q great deal Of trouble in spite
of the tramp law. So annoying have
they become that We have had to ap-
point Mr.. Samuel Peacock. Deputy
Sheriff for that locality ,and he has been
keeping them in bounds"
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
ni,nred the RnniOn.

The last week or two as been rest.
ful season for the dogs, owing to the
fact that D. C. Hunt has been of duty
on account Of an injured foot.
How Hunt came to hurt his foot 10
funny, as he tells It. "You see," said
he, 81 had an awful bunion, and at odd
moments took to doctoriDg it. One
night had taken off my shoe and was
a. a.going to put the lotion on had
bought at the drug store. The bottle
containing it stood by another full OF
sulphuric aoid, used for killing dogs
In my hurry grabbed the wrong bot
tie and applied the sulphuric acid. |
thought my whole foot was being
burned of, and il ate the flesh to the
bone."
"Did it cure the bunion ?" was
asked.
eyes the hurion's pone."
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
ID 4, ROBINSON & o.,
CHANDLER d co.,

US. FOURS FOB SALE.
SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
Wants LOOking After.

A gentleman from New Castle this
morning said that Notwithstanding
quite a number Of new assessments
we're made by the Levy Court for that
city, the names of many of those as
sessed fail to appear upon the assess-
men. duplicate. He mentioned the
names of VIM. Butler, Parker Bacon,
and George Howard, all of whom were
accepted by the Levy Court an1 were
ordered to be placed upon the assess
ment list. The duplicates have, how
ever, been issued TO the collector and
the names of these three persons men.
toned are not TO be found. Their
names however must appear upon the
minutes Of the Levy Court, :and If they
do the Clerk of the Peace is yet bound
to certify hat fact to the Collectors and
have their names placed on the tax
duplicates. There are good many Of
the same sort Of mistakes ~ from this
city.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
~ An Elephant

Whilst ex-City Treasurer
Vincent, was in New York, y
the immense chemical factor
Antonio Pirz, in Brooklyn :!
pointed out To him, an excel
peculiar machine for manu-
nails or rivets far gas-meteFs.
forty.fve thousand dollars a
ago. It was about as good "e
made these nails and rivets
that in q short time the ma
supplied, and no more were
was then sold at auction Tor
dollars. But the purchasers
elephant. The machine is l%
carry away, and so firmly ls
gether that it will have toO
up for old iron, so that it lays
nothing. From fOrty.fve th0a
lars down to nothing Is quite
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
StCOND EDITION.
AL,1NS .B>EAUE.


John Lavender rays she Roie ="
Rethrnsa PrOdlgai afsor Cweh'S
Three Years.
Nearly tweDty-three years ago JohA
Cayender was 3 young man, well-knowi
and espected around his home In New
port. Here he had lived II his lift
with his father, Alexander Cavender,
his mother, a brother and two sisters.
He W as about nineteen years old, and
being Of a rowing disposition he COD
,cluded to 20 out in the world and seek
his fortune. so ono fine day he bad
good bye to family and friends and tool
his departure. After that his folk.
heard but little OF him.
They learned that he had gone TO
Europe. After the lapse Of i've or six
years they received letter from him
The last vne mon ever came-slating
that he had enlisted In the BrltisD
army. Meanwhile the father died.
During the late civil war bis brother
James died in the Union army. -Four
years ago Mrs. Cavender also passed
away, leaving only the two daughters.
One Of these Mary A., is the wife Of Z:
L. Smith, letter carrier, Of this city and
the other Is Mrs. John s. Dickey.
Yesterday about 10 o'clock, without
a word Of warning, John Cavende !,
after hi, long absence, and silence,
appeared suddenly to his friends in this
city. The first intimation Of his presen
oe, was when he walked into the house
of mir. Smith. The surprise was very
complete one and as pleasant as it was
perfect. Mr.. Cavspdsr is now about
43 years Of age. During the greater
part Of his stay he has been in the Brit
ish army, and has seen some hard
fighting, and many varied experiences,
and has made numterless narrow es
capes. He left the service about a
month ago, and is now determined to
settle down and lead a quiet life with
his friends in Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
JerusaIem and the 10,

Prof. Ryder's lecture upon 1,
lem and the Jews" at the 0peri
last evening, was attended BY
one hundred persons. Ths
cited some amusing examples o1
norancs that exists in regard
population Of Jerusalem. Alsd|
scribed the method whereby d
hometans of that city know whj
prayer time.
The lecturer stated that Il
there is much strong feeling |
him among the Orthodox Jews,
loved his brethren and dOut
christening Of the man who /
Jew. He attired himself in ral
robes and explained their ID
and referred to passages Of SI
which spoke of them. Also b
estlngly described a Jewish tau
ing the Feast Of the PassOv
concluded by singing a Hebrew
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
Fine Peaches.

Our friend, E. X. Crawford, residing
at Second and West streets, has peact
tree in his yard which he planted ter
years ago. The tree had not many OF
this year, but the peaches are the lar
gest and most luscious We have evel
seen of any white freestone variety
Thanks to Mr.. Crawford for remember
ing us. He may yet become as famous
for raising champion peaches as he has
been in the past as a shoe dealer.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
Violent Rain storm.

One Of the most violent rain storms
ever known in Richmond, Va, visited
that city on Monday night. The rain
fall, nearly all within two hours, meas
ured 3.29 inches, and portions Of the
city were inundated. A number of
poor people, mostly colored, were driv.
en- from their homes, leaving their
household goods to bs swept away.
The thunder and lightning were
incessant, and the lightning struck
in several places, but no serious
damage bY it is reported. The storm
was also severe in the surrounding
country.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
LIABILlTILS, OECEM

Total assets Of the comply
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
who allied MOrr"l

The city of Auburn, New l0l
vulsed with excitement over
preached by J +. Clymer, ls'. :,
on the question Of who killed
Engineer of the Fire Depaf'%i'' lis'
Morris 7 Mr.. Morris was SnI
toxication, but had signed ,L'
The sudden shock from a'
seems killed him. Mr.. Clymo ',,
cd q sermon charging the salOvl
aud the Board OF Excisemep ', WI
death. The sermon mas cIe
excitement. Rev. Mr.. CIYm'ss :,
twelve years ago pastor. O' M
NJ. &. Church Of this cl'y' Ill
able preacher, and a str0DS ~"
the temperance cause
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
News For John risner.

John Fisher, German some four
weeks ago boarded at the hotel kept by
John Z. Graham, and worked in
5tr ,kle's brewery. All At once Fisher
left and no one seems to know OF his
whereabouts. Since then several let
ters have arrived from Germany for
Fisher and they are in the possession
of Mr.. Graham. Fisher is poor man,
and 1t is believed that these letters con-
tain something Of value for him.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
A NOVEL NeYfcN.

Some very fine honey was toT sale in
market to-day on King street near the
Post Office from the apiary Of R. ].
Townsend Of Sassafras, Md. 1t was in
small open boxes, each one containing
just one pound of honey. The idea is
novel odd but very successful. A
portion Of the hive is filled with mum
bers of these little boxes, each one
just large enough to contain pound,
and the bees deposit it in these boxes.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
rouipptng Life ta''".

The equipment OI .hs .hs Nsa
saving stations alors ~ InS ssy, 4
cogst will take place VINO 'JN 10
diotiup of heavy Sep'su"n nan ind
hundred and fifty.tw,o s,o,, aA con-
captain for each st.tios' 1I,.s1 coast
patrol of the New JERSEY NJ, 81
station house for crew ',.d No. Nsa
bright, has been e[eiisq. rect. a, Lord
houses have been pu,.r !, ..rsy Cede
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
A Painful Accident.

Frank Beeson, butcher, residing at
206 South Jackson street, but owning q
stall in the Eighth street market, met
with a very painful accident yesterday
afternoon. He was about hanging q
side of mutton up on high hook,
when his feet slipped and the hook
caught him through TIE back OF his
hand nearly coming through on the
palm sids. In this condition he hung
suspended by his whole weight until
assistance arrived and he was released
from his perilous and painful position.
He kept making applications Of hot
water to it all last night and this morn
ing it was somewhat easier.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
ImUrovements In washington,

Washington city is having quite a
building boom. Statistics just compile
ted showed that there were erected 625
new buildings during the year that
ended with June, against only eli in
the previous year.
A large Lumber Of fine residences are
now going up in all parts Of the city,
among the public men who yre prspar-
ing new homes at the Capital, being
Sec etary Sherman and Senator Cam
eron, OF Pennsylvania.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
New Cotton I'm wilmington,

The first bale Of new cotton from
Hope, Arkansas, shipped by ]. R..
Giles, to Kirkland, Humphrey & Co.. 4,
was sold to Norvell & Williamson, for
244 cents per pound and was shipped
by them to J. NJ. Pusey, Whining,
ton, Del, to b. used in large yarn
mill. The above was clipped from the
Missouri Republican, published at St.
Louis. We are informed by the Pusey
Brothers that the statement is correct.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
Under the Law.

This morning Mary Jefferis was be-
fore the Mayor on the charge Of using
abusive Language and acting in a dis
orderly manner. She was fined IL and
costs.
Annie Goodwin and Mary Mills were
fined $40 and costs for keeping gam-
bling houses.
Samuel Johnson and Lewis Mills
were fined So and costs,because they did
not appear as witnesses.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
THIRD EDITION.
More "Ficlf1 M

Dover Letter to Every Evening:
lcame up In tho cars this mo ming with one
of the leaders OF the Higgins faction from New
Castle county. Said he: ~ would not deem
it wise to have the party carry the election
at this time"
"Wise!" said /, "not wish to have the
PARTY successful? That sounds funny coming
from so good Republican as you are"
Well, you see to begin party record 10
the management OF the STATE, with the pres,
ent State committee running things, would
not afford a hopeful outlook Tor continuation
OF power when 1t comes"
It was reported, though by whom, no
one knows, that Anthony Higgins,
Esq., was the gentleman alluded 10
above, and SO general had become this
talk that reporter Of the REPUBLICAN
approached Mr.. Higgins on the sub
ject. a.,
81 never used such Language" he
said in answer to q question, land
have never expressed such sentiments
as those embodied in the remark tc
which yeu refer"
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
Gavang sap Mai ne.

A special dispatch from Washington
to tue New York "Herald" says:
"There are indications that the Demo
Gratis have practically abandoned the
contest in Maine, and this state Of
things is attestsd by the withdrawal OF
men and money from the canvass there
for more effective use in Indiana.
Democratic speakers returning from
Maine say without qualification that
the fusion movement was a failure, and
they have no hope Of success. The con-
test will os continued simply by local
speakers"
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
v Valuable Horse Dead.

A valuable horse, the property Of
Harry Shsrpless, Of this city, fell dead
at the farm Of Cloud Elliott, Brandy.
DIVINE hundred, yesterday. A post
mortem examination was held by A. D
Vandever, Veterinary Surgeon, when
it was ascsrtained that paralysis Of the
head was the cause of his death. The
horse was worth $3.50.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
Sinful B1ftlDRs.
During last month the following cases
ware heard at Police Court
Unaunounced Visitors.

The people Of our little sister of New
Castle were surprised this morning to
sea a queer kind Of craft approach
and fssten up at the wharf. The man
and his wife who were in plain bat
strong home made oar boat were accom-.
panied by several ceops Of chickens and
cages of canary birds. They stated
that they had padded their way along
the shore from Canada. Our inform
ant could not give us anything fur
ther in relation to these shore voyagers.