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RELICS OF A WRECK.

RELICS OF 4 WRECK.
The United States Consul Mt Para, Brazil, In
his djspatch to the Department Of State. dated
April i, 1850, reports that a large number OF
casks or cases OF kerosene oil have been Pickcu
up On the coast near Maraphnm. The authori.
Tics had already In charge some fifty cases OF
oil, marked thus: I'D. G. D. Co.; the Devoe
.Man'f'g Co., New York, 6 lbs OIL 1t seems
probable that an American vessel has been
wrecked In that vicinity.
, 1880-05-09

AT GALFaY HI. -.
Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune:
GALvA, Ill, My IA fire ut this place 1hia
evening ut o'clock destroyed portion OF the
lumber-yard Of D. F: Holmes. It ORIGINATED 10
lumber, holdings, shingles, etc. Loss uboul5
81 SEQ; no inaurancc on tho building: some OF
the lumber. It was the wurk Of an tnccudiaEJ.
, 1880-05-09
ourRAGED AND ,runnEpEn.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 8.-The Courfcr-Jour-
nars Hopkinsvillo correspondent telegrnphs:
!" Last evening negro man committed rape
near Fairview, Todd County, upon Mrs.
George Salmon, who had been married
about eighteen months. Her husband
left her III the morning to assist
It'll moving mill, aud told her she had better no
visiting. She stnrtcd, and had gone some dis
tancc from home, when n negro .plowtug in a
her, and left her, doubtless thinking she was
dead. He soon returned, and finding she had
somewhat recovered, and had endeavorcd to
She Is now dead: The nrgro was arrested, and
parties started to take him to Elkton tN put him
in jnil hut it is said that he Was taken from the
guard and shot several times and left hanging to
Il tree,h
, 1880-05-09

AT wHLLAAISPORT, PA.
WnLIAxsPOKr. Pa, May ain the FIRE yester
day the total loss was over $100W0. Insurance.
On eleven dwellings, $750m.
, 1880-05-09

6pett01 Utsp0tcN 70 TIE CH!t0p0 1fsoHsss
ST.. LOUIS, May 8.-Gen. A. B. Morton, Prcsf~
dent of the National Liberal League appeared
in tho Court of Criminal Correction to-day with
his attorneys to answer to the charge Of Forging
check on the Joplin Bank. The prisoner was
accompanied by bis wife and daughter, who
watched the proceedings with the most intense
Interest. The plea was introduced by the pris-
oner that be wanted time to get witnesses from
New York to prove his identity, and the case
was laid over until Tuesday next 1t appeared
to-day that in February last an elderly nun
called Mt the place Of a stencil-cuttcr here,
nnmed Harris and had fAc smile made OF the
stamp OF the Greensboro {Kentucky} Bank This
is the stamp, or at least 1t IL supposed to be the
Tho General still preserves his indignant do
meQnor.
, 1880-05-09

Prouunciamento to the public: The best COM
plexional bcautihe1 Is Gieun's Sulphur Soap
, 1880-05-09

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
NEW YoRK, Nay s.-.arrIyed, steamship City
OF Montreal, from Liverpool
LIvRRpoOL, May 8.-Arrivetl, City Of Brussels.
from New York.
, 1880-05-09

Parl0rS, Nos. ~ anu ~ Nuitn o!a1i ~ s'tVr..
Leaf Social Club will be held Tuesday even
linz. May Is, at Lake Side Hail.
Prof. Carr's May party vii! be given
Wednesday evening at the Academy, WOOD
and Lake streets
"Afiss N, Witdman returned last week to
her home on Michigan avenue after IN 2b-
sence of twelve weeks in Ottawa, CANADA,
where She was guest III the family 0f the
Deputy-Minister OF Marine Fisheries. While
there Miss Wildman was guest sevefal
times at Rideau Hall, and had the honor Of
being specially presented to her Royal High
ness The Princess Louise BY his Excellency
the MARQUIS of Lorne. both Of whom ex-
tended to her a cordial welcome to Canada"
Mrs. J. W. Doane left early in the week for
Europe in answer to 2 cablegram that l1er
daughter, Miss Fannie Doane, was very i'll at
Paris with typhoid fever. The statement
that She was at Rome suffering with "Rome
foyer'' Is ERRONEOUS.
Mr.. William J; Whltehonse, OF thlS clty,
has taken the Potter cottage, on Rhode
Island, for the season, and will leave with
Lis family about June Is. ...
+. K. Myers, Esq, General Passenger Agent
of the Pittsburs 4 Fort Wayne Railroad, has
taken apartments at the Avenue House,
Evanston.
Mrs. Frank R. hfillard left the city last
Monday for Western New York, where she
will remain during the summer.
Miss Marie 4. Brown. ct Boston, Mass, ls
spending few weeks with her cousin, Mrs
Wilson, Of s09 West Washington street.
Mrs. II. L. Hatch, Of No, $40 Indiana street
is visiting her daughter, Miss K1ttte Latch,
" Tie Hon. Hugh T. Dickey and family will
occupy Newport villa during the coming
SIr. and Mrs. ". NJ. Dandy have removed
to No, 374 West Monroe street
Mrs. Condit and Miss Condit, OF 1ndlanap-
oils. visited Chicago several days last week;
Airs. Il. E. Goodell and the Misses Goodeu
left last week for Leadville, Colo T.,
Miss Gertrude Garrison, Of Indianapolis Is
visiting friends in the city n.. -.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-19
RADICAL CAMPAIGN TACTICS

Republican speakers and editors are
urgently instructed to guide their ut
terances by the following approvedgen-
eral orders
/. All loyal, honest, liberty-loving
cirizens are Republicans.
.. All Democrats are rebels, cop
perheads, repudiators, office-seeking
knaves.
8. The Republican party, single
handed, saved the nation, and there
fore holds perpetual mortgage on the
Government, regardless of all defects
in administration.
4. The prosperity of the country is
due solely to Republican administra-
tion-don't say legislation, for the
Democrats have controlled Congress
since hard times began to mend. Init
mate that the panic and its resultant
disasters arose from a dread of Demo-
cratic supremacy.
5. Insist on a sold North. 1t is the
only hope of saving the of1lces SO long
enjoyed by loyal Republicans.
8. Bayonet rule having ceased the
misdeeds of the plundering carpet
baggers have set the whole South
against us; but maintain firmly that
the South is solid through bulldozing,
and that with fair count we would
carry nearly every State. Thus we
can pave the way for some neat work
in New York, Philadelphia San Fran
cisco, and other populous centers in
doubtful States.
z. Affirm that a negro would vote a
Democratic ticket unless under pen
atty of death for refusing. The poor
African has always been trump card
with us.
s. In manufacturing districts quote
the High Tariff declaration of the
platform. Among farmers and Free
Traders generally dilate ON the fac
that Gen. Garfield is member of tn,
Golden Club.
9. Don't attempt to defend our nom
inee's connection with the De Golye
or Credit Mobilier scandal. Stamp i
as a campaign slander, and denounc'
Oakes Ames as perjurer. Man
Republican journals held differen
opinions in 1873, but they have seel
their error since Mr.. Garfield was nom
mated.
10. Keep stiff lip, and always al
sert that victory is assured.-N y
Star.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-19
FOURTH EDITION
General Foreign NesCs.

LONDON, August 10, 1880.
Ole Bull, the violinist, has died at
Bergen, Norway.
Pleuro-pneumonia has made its APP
pearance ON seventeen farms in Lanca-
shire.
The liabilities of Jonas Refs X Co.,
who suspended payment on 1uesday,are
stated to be 10000.
Sir Charles Dixie, Under Foreign Sec
retary, is suffering from rheumatic gout
but his condition is not considered SCI
ious.
In the House of Commons yesterday
afternoon the Employers Liability bill
passed its third reading without divi
sion.
A train ran off the track on the Tara
soon and Cette Railway on Tuesday
The stoker was killed and several per
sons were injured.
1t is denied that the Italian ambassa
doris at London and ST. Petersburg hay,
been. summoned TO Rome. The afiirma
live report was sent hence by the Lon
don STANDARD on the 10Th inst.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-19
TyJdet Predicts and Works for
YfctOtu.

CIPHER GROVE, Fla, August 1S.-All
doubts as TO Mr.. Tilden's position in the
Presidential contest are set st rest by
direct and reliable information just re-
ceived here. A steamer just from New
York for cargo Of Mrs. Harriet Beecher
Stoves excellent oranges, has cabin
boy who was recently in the employ Of
Tilden, and he says that Mr.. Tilden was
the author of Hancock's nomination aud
that he has lying around in his office
the broken slaves aud hoops of several
bar'ls he has emptied already to promote
the cause. He regards Hancock as the
savior OF the country in peace as he was
in war and that he will carry New urk
by more than the Tilden majority. He
believes that HancoCR's Electoral vote
will be larger in the North than In the
South and this refus sal TO use cipher
dispatches is one of the grandest political
reforms of the day. He puts down the
fif cen leading Northern States as cetain
to stand eight to seven-eight for Han
cock, aud that the Electoral Commission
nuisance will lie abated for ever by Han
cocks election. Put down Tilden and
the Empire State as sure for Hancock
ana freedom.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-19
WOULD THEY TAKE GARFIELD
NOW

Ii the Republican Convention were TO
meet TO select a candidate for President,
would it be possible for them TO them TO
take James A. Garfield.
No; it would not be possible. In fact,
Garfield is the very last man, excepting
only Schuyler Colfax, whom any we'll
informed Republican Convention would
think of nominating.
The reason why James G. Blaine, the
most popular Republican In the coun-
try, was rejected at Chicago, was the be-
lief that il be were the candidate, the
campaign would have to be one of de-
fence and apology respecting his per-
sonal history and the alleged doubtful
modes whereby at various times he has
got gain.
But il Blaine had been the candidate,
there would have been enthusiasm and
zeal. Now there is nothing but apology
on the part of the foolish Republicans
and silence and shame on the part of h'
intelligent. How can any self respect
ing Republican say apythng in defence
of Gartield's brlbe taking in the Credi
Mobilier matter, when a Republican
committee of Congress, after examining
all the testimony and after hearing hi.
own sworn denial that he had ever hac
the stock or received any dividends, re.
ported that ne had had the stock anC
had received dividends?
Ii the Republican National Conven
tion could now select their candidate
they would never take Gaiie d an,
there are thousands of Republican vot
ers who will also never lake Garfield
but will either not vote at all, or vot
for Hancock. k.-N. Y. Sun.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-19
YAEGER FIGURING MILL IN ST
LOUIS DESTROYED.

ST. Louis, August ls.-The Yaeger
Flonring Mil, the latest and costiest
establishment of the kind In the city,
has been destroyed by fire. The loss is
estimated al over 100000. A large lot
t new and valuable machinery was re-
eived at the mill yesterday and had
been hoisted to the third floor, all OF
which was destroyed. The mill was rum
,ing thirty burrs. The tracks in the
rear mill belonged to the Union Depot
Company instead of the Missouri Pa
chic, and the cars burned there were
owned by dl ltfere mt railroad companies.
The destruction OF surrounding property
ana Individual losses will make an aRRre-
gate loss by fire and water of fully half
\ million; loss on the rink and contents
perhaps 100000. The artillery com.
pany that nsed 1t for exercise lost two
cannon, harness, etc. The light Guard
Cavalry, which Also used the bui lding,
iost some forty saddles and sixty sets OF
sabres, revolvers and accoutrements.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-19
THIRD EDITION
Philadelphia Telegraph, Aug. Is.
MISTAKEN IDENTITY.

THE MANNER IN WHICH A DELAWARE
zARBoR OFFICE FOUND JOHN BUcH-
ANAN IN THE RIVER.
Yesterday afternoon, while Officer
Pote, of the Delaware Harbor Police
tug Stokley, was standing on one of the
piers below Chestnut street, he Observ-
ed small sail boat capsiZe, opposite
Ridgway Park. He procured skiff,
and Fastening to the place, found the
boat bottom upwards, and a young
man, who was the only occupant of
the craft, hanging ON the keel. After
succeeding in getting the man into the
boat, the officer asked, "What is your
manner"
"Buehanan."
"Whats' repeated the officer in an
excited tone.
Buchanan" was the response.
'.Is your name John Buchanan"
at is"
Where do you live ?"
"ln Jersey"
"Well, you are the man that we have
been dredging the river for all day =
We heard that you jumped overheard
from the ferry boat Philadelphia, and
l guess the authorities on the west side
of the river are anxiously awaiting
your return"
"Why, have done nothing that the
authorities should be looking for me.
/ never jumped from a ferry boat
in all my life,' said the astonished
man.
''It's all right" said the officer 81
know you. You are DR.. Buchanan,
who ran the bogus college on Pine
street.
81 am nothing Of the kind" spoke
up the man. 81 am a machinist, and
live with my family on Linden street,
above Fourth, Camden.
A further explanation convinced the
officer that he was mistaken, and he
allowed the young man to depart.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-19
THE MAN WHO DINED WITH
ROYALTY.

LONDON, Aug. lS.-During his re-
cent stay in England Gen. Meredith
Read had the honor of dining en-
famille at Osborne with the Queen,
the Princess of Wales, Princess
Beatrice and the Duke and Duchess
OF Connaught. 1t is the first time
such an attentions has been shown
to an American. The Prince OF
Wales also gave a dinner in The
Generals honor.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-19

Massachusetts, now has one of the
densest populations on the globe. Only
Belgium, Great Britain, and Italy sup
polt more people to the square mileI
The number in Belgium is 400. in Great
Britain and Ireland it is POS; in Italy it
is 243. The present census shows that
there are 1,Ts3,Sl2 people living on the
1880 square miles of Massachusetts or
22s to the square mile.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-19

i ii Comfy, of Portland, Me-, won the
hree-inlle single skull race yesterday In
he Bedford Basin, Halifax, N. s., de-
eating John Mckay, of Dartmouth, N.
s., in % minutes 90 seconds, by four
engths.
The final arrangements have been
nade for the swimming match at Allan
lc City, ~. j., to-day, between George
Fearn and Captain Paul Boyton.
1t is now claimed for Mr.. Garfield
hat he voted for the back-pay grab sole
lg through an appreheDs'o on that If the
bill WAS defeated at the time q still larger
3rab would be effected later on. What
sensitive conscience, to be sure
The daily gazette., 1880-08-19
SUDDEN DEATH.

Mrs. Doran, wife of William Doran,
died suddenly at her husbands resi-
dence, No. 706 Church street, last
night about l2 o'clock. She was feel.
ing as well as usual in the forepart of
the evening, but later she complained
of feeling unwell, and gradually grew
worse. A physician was summoned,
and did all in his power, but it was of
no avail. Heart disease is supposed
to have been the cause of her death.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-19
ANOTHER RAY OLLIE.

Last nlgh6 the WoOdcock Bay Club,
Of this city, starred on cruise to Cape
May and other bay points, on the schoon-
er w. B. Whiting.
The officers of the cruise arc as fol
lows:
Captain, A j Furry.
First mate, A Pogue.
Second Mate, j H Murch.
+ Wilkins, TOWNSEND, j Thorp, j
Sanders, J Taylor, J Marvel. and E q
Case, the last named of Doylesto wn, Pa,
constituted the crew.
I T Wilkins is Treasurer, and q &
Lednam, Secretary of of the club.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-19
LOcdL Lanes.

Devilled crabs at Fullmel's.
Stewed crabs at Fullmer's.
Grab salad at Fullmer's.
Last day Of BrandywIne Camp.
City Council meets tonight in regu-
lar session.
The Republicans will endeavor to hold
"A meeting at Institute Hall this even
ing.
Ole Bull the great violinist is dead.
The 3 o'clock north bound passenger
train on the w. q. N. r. r., was delay
ed yesterday, owing TO an accident TO a
locomotive attached to a south bound
freight train.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-19
REVIVAL SERVICES.

Revival services are now being
held in Epworth M. e. Church, and
thus far they have proven quite sue
cessful. Penitents are at The altar
every night, and several have pro-
fessed conversion. The members of
Epworth seem to be very much in
terested in these meetings, and per-
sons connected with other churches
are invited to attend.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-19
A Cheap Country Excursion,

,,Ihree Industrious young New Workers..
Messrs. N. lsrail IL. Oppenheim, and b.
hosenblum, who board at No. 81 Christie
ST., desiring a country excursion, prepa-
ratory thereto dubbed aud spent one dol
lar IN the purchase from NJ. A. Dauphin.
No. 8l9 Broadway. New York city, OF half
Of ticket No. $500 in the July drawing OF
Ihe Louisiana state Lottery, and honor
ably earned by their enterprlsjng venture
$4,000, which was Immediately paid them
In gold. They have extended their trim To-
Europe. no Is the next lucky man in the
Seple mber drawing2 Who? augll-et.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-19
MEALS CASE.

ineton, last night, AID It is pfesumed
part of hIs errand was to procure a writ
Of error for the conveyance of the case
Of VIM. Neal, col, who was convicted
If rape at the last term of the New Gas
lie County Court to the United States
Supreme Court. IL any measures are to
be taken to save Meals neck from the
halter they must be taken quickly, as
Friday, the 9th inst, is the day set apart
for his execution.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-19
WHIPPED BY MAsvn.,

~ FED BY MAsKpn 4
The RESULT oy a'ALD y
QUARREL IN %ASB
VILLAGE. WEST VII
n,dL. dLLi.rrLEToN, W. v,
the neG, ho",a aOa"d s OF masked T. a.H a"g Il N
KIN KnoSp" lT"'s e Of. Of Mr.. Robert lt'll StoI
;nIasned inaasl, him with swilc6oa 'l.e n, Soo|
,nsenslble. ms,, Two ,",eEles ~yeS, s.l until n
i"g %eil ca,a,, accused br. Dessroa'sgo ago n Nh
danoh,a0 ihS vI,ime against hs sir" sj,,soIa u I
uauGh'er, ma,!; , which caused ',a'eeny| nes,
"en,Io,. ,ne,,I throughout the co,",s ",uCn
1.a,,a,ms' nn,. ,'i The friends Of ''i'l1snd nt
,nat VI Mr. Longwell had ,,',, mS,,, 9 q
10 ,ri ,nlu'e The Doctor and Il'se "'s 10. lhs|
nc light became 60 ,1 ,a'n1
Imquent r threats were m,Jo a. H. oIteI
Inc assault upon Mr. w Iosu.t n.y. O0a
committed con- about miiDish1 ha-O"Ess ~,
M was ol' Ken into by friend, l,, n, nl' ~
NOW family and h. Wa, 'rs rs,,il1 u lle
the wood aud whipped III,hsGa I1IG,I,sG !
U,. cuI ana lacelated, he bacsSoaalI sa'a
visible IN several places 1V'a' ro y
Lon gwell swore out v1, r.,l. lod'
Justice Conuolly against 's''r',' Nnr,,s
ana and. kace Naned.nc, vh, m ia'' ~.
with being members =" Of u ~ LEI
assailahts. VI mel
Later IN the day DR.. h, ,,,
peared before tie same .Jn,lIsss sa.u' y
out a wanart clarg ng NJ, ~ a y
van perjury the later hayi' =, !. y
the charge he made against i Iso "
Al The hearing tomorrow an eyc,,
IS expected aud the connlv sA'l' "I,
are depuliziug officers to nrsvs,, aul
turbance between the rival f,cli, t
The daily gazette., 1880-08-19
ADELAIDE NELSON'S FUNERAL

LONDON, Aug. 1S.-rhe funeral of
Adelaide Nelson will take place on
Friday. She will be buried In Bromp-
ton Cemetery, in this city. Her last i'll
ness is attributed to her drinking Gun
of iced milk while overheated. The
body of the dead actress, which was Ia
ken to the Morgue in Paris in large
hamper, has been claimed by an old
naval officer.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-19

1T has been intimated to the Republi-
can National Committee that Mr.. Gar
field could put In his most effective licks
by swinging around among the camp
meetings. Chairman Jewell has put his
foot down on the project, with an ex-
plosive remark that sounded like blank
SnivelinP"
The daily gazette., 1880-08-19
PLAIN AND ORNAMENT1
JOB PRINTl1
LOCAL TIME TABLE
TRAINS LEAVE WlLMlNOi

TRAINS LEAVE WlLMiNci
For PHILADEEPnlA.-l,5o ~ 4
100 2.2G 2.3O, 100, 6.OI, ~ "a s''I, y m 1.
On Sundays, 1.4l, Z.2'' o'iO'"
''fs sds p; N NEW YoRK.-l@2SdSSG"
m. ~, As. ~. .43, 6.O7, a. m'' -~'
IN sundays, l.il. 2.8 .. N, IL ,.utsa
II FoR BAiTIMoRE AND WAshiIIc y, y Iyc
II, r1h 63 1I5 SSj, a. III. lz55 i
j.22, 7.OS, 2. m. On su"
FOR BALTIMORE, Bay ains Lns VO
"a u. M. No sunday lISils; A. pI
'GS EoR ~ NEW CAsTLE.-d.W We, @.s,lS,
! IN W q "a N m. No sunday t5aia' y nj
''I', EoR nj, delaware X. R.Is'-'
* ron n ms NJ No sunday trains, ,vs A
FoR WILMINGTON q nm m No 81
100, a. M; 800, o'Vo p i" i
trains Eas DELAWARE wEsTEnsi TlEi3i11 r. a I
lo.sOa. m; $50 p. IN. No 9uI ",iI NM
FRA rRAINs !, ARRIVE IN Wiz gltAiLjI ID
FROM PHILADEL;ppiiiii"'I2 ~. Los,
$50; $40, Il m. l1'iS, ao M. ll,Dl
I30 4 A, 5.l7, 6.21, NV, o,yV, S,,s i0 10 g. 4
on IN Sundays, l2.lS, los zV'' '''
.. M m; NEW yonk.-l.5s. rs. 4 . n
,2'4s. I.O2. 4.4i. 7VO p -,
l.5S, 2.cSa. IN. II gG. 2.l1. W.
From BALrIMoRiE..-ii'SiSS' az 9l5, p 4
M. i2.2o, l2.5I. 1857 ~ q iS y. n.
ouiiuS i,'nS AsiIINGroN.-,'l,@,",m . M,
-, ghIa y is5i " i2.s7, 5.Js, vs. P Y, & l2g
j.25, 6,l6 p. IN. NO 2" r. R.-s5' y
From DELAwAgiaEy II. trains.
o'iS FRoM a. W1LMINGToN a = IS %' No 81
so. MI lbs a. mi 90 p ' .
frHlns; TRaa DELAWARE wEsTrrs5st w,sara5 stIsiai Fl 8
TRAINS =; "a FOR wIhMIPSaGIihU' WIEN IPSaIh. =,
FROM iT hEoAD 1l' s.i6, 1872 u ii,gyO % sal
AXESUE8sHsIi Y ~ a. 90, 5.l5, 6,w' a. a. A. NJ;
~, S,oo, =, o'0 on sundays o'o'"
y.I5, ll.3Op; N. SECOND AID os ii /
SHEETS. .-7,SO, ll.S S,,ndays, a, ~ lcO, !
M; 100 a. m. On aunD ,,s,sl
NorE.-The black !, nSuw On which 'D
:. Jim ted Express uss
nra IL chargeu .nn-~
The daily gazette., 1880-08-19
CLAYTON koiIee AY,iu,

Saml J. Brown, Phlla.
NJ. ESplnOsa, Mexico,
Joseph Ware, Sew York.
Edw lld W. Van Pelt. phila
Miss l.. Mccullough. civ
g $. Mccullough,
-" Katie Mccullough"
W. II. Freefield, 81. Ions
Geo; VI; Berslch, New Yolk.
T.. NJ. Ware, Bridgeton. 81.
william Kyne, city
Geo. f lloicomb, New Haven.
J. q. Clark, and .ad' PhlIs,
l. l.. Jenkins,
A. ii. Silver, Delaware.
h atle Hamilton, Phlla,
samuel W. McCsulley, city.
II, >, Wood, a.
Walter Virden, Phlla.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-19

~ A VERY considerable part
a was n 'ington despatch to 9TH l6a
ing Post "of the substance an 'a'
documents which the Rem
Congressional I Committee ,r' "
ing out consists of speeches II NJ
Garfield himself.n '' III
The daily gazette., 1880-08-19
A CITY LAID IN ASHES.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1S.-It is re-
ported that Eureka, Ma, has been .again
destroyed by fire, which spread over the
some territory destroyed last year. The
Iss will reach fully $l,000,000. Many
families have been rendered destitute by
the disaster.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-19
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION

The Republican nomination for can
didate for City Assessor for the North
ern district will take place on Saturday
afternoon next. The candidates are
Edmund Provost, the present incum-
bent, Lewis u bley, Washington Mason,
Alexander Chand or and Zachariah Pick
els.