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The daily gazette., 1880-07-16
Sublime Impudence.

A neerow man was gathering sloi
this morning, out Fourth street, when
he came across several gates that were
locked, each Of which he gave resound-
ing bang. The noise brought the women
out to each gate, but by the time they
reached there the negro had passed, and
to t!,eir united requests to come back
and get the slop he paid not the sligh est
heed. lie walked straight ahead, with
out responding word, while the exas-
perated housekeepers stood in the sun,
venting tn ir explosions OF wrath upon
his impudent, black head.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16
Terrific Mine Explosion.
ONE HUNDRED AND NINETEEN
MEN IMPRISONED IN TIE PIT
NO HOPE ENTERTAINED OF THEIR
SAFETY.

MEN IMPRISONED IN THE PIT
NO HOPE ENTERTAINED OF THEIR
SAFETY.
LONDON, July Is, 1880.
An explosion, attended with fear
full loss of life, occurred this morn
ing at Risca Colliery, six miles from
Newport, in Monmouthshire, Wales.
The explosion took place at twenty
minutes past one O'Clock. One hun
dred and nineteen men are in the
pit, and there seems to be no proba-
bility of one of them remaining
alive. AT about eight o'clock the
bodies of three unfortunate miners
were found near the bottom of the
shaft, but they have not yet been
brought up.
FORCE OF THE EXPLOSION.
The force Of the explosion was
terrific, blowing to atoms the venti-
lating fan in the upcast air blast
There is no hope that the men be-
low can exist. Ventilation is being
restored with the view Of exploring
in search of the unfortunate miners.
While the men were at work yester-
day evening the atmosphere was
noticed to be heavy and overcharg-
ed. At midnight it was as dull as a
November day. The collierv is the
property of the London and South
Wales Colliery Company.
SCENES AT THE MINE.
The scenes about the mine are re-
ported as heartrending. There is a
large throng of people present, COM
posed in great part Of the relatives
and friends of the imprisoned min
ers. Among them are many women
who are bewailing the fate of hus-
bands and sons, while little children
are asking anxiously concerning
their fathers, their inquiries drawing
tears to the eyes of bluff miners
whose faces look as hard as their
hands, but whose hearts are melted
by the pitiful scene before them
Everything possible is being done
to expedite the rescue of the men,
but scarcely any one hopes to find
one of the miners alive. The disas-
ter is attributed by mining experts
to unskilful management. The coal
field is supposed to have been sunk
below the shaft, causing defective
ventilation. A similar accident
causing the death of 155 men occur
red in the same colliery in Decem
Der, 1860. The government has
sent the Chief Inspector of Mines
to report on the cause of the acci.
dent.
1t is now certain that 119 persons
have perished in the Risca Colliery
1t is impossible to say when the
bodies can be safely reached.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16
RA1LROADa.
1 PHILADELPHIA, WIINIyurd
1 AND BALTIMORE RAII,Rn,I
MAY 24TH 1880.

MAY oath 1880
Trains will leave Wilmington AZ fill
for '1
Philadelphia and intermediate sla,IO
I.OJ. lU, 1870 a. III. ~, 4.Uv, I'D n,
IA, 0.iS y. IN.
Philadelphia tExpress) $780, 90 II
lU.U2 n. III. S.iS p. IN
Phila. ana New York 2,A.G.M7.n 0ai
IN II Al. l2.a9. l2.iS, 5.is p. In.
baltimore and Intern. edlate Statol
,.S) n. III. 5.22 p. Ill.
baltimore ana Bay line, 7.Bp.m,
baltimore and washington Hl. n
2.l5 ,35. n. M. : l2.j2, ! 04, 4.ig, 1@pm,
Trains for Delaware DIVISION. ieays
New Castle so, ~, u. In; l.6, 5.0l
p. III.
harrington and intermediate stsiIC|
g.25 a. NJ. 1906, G.35 p. III.
Delmar and intermediate StatlODS
M; LOB 4. N.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia ant intermediate Slaut
e.ln n; zoo, $50, 9.jyp, m.
hiia,iclphIa anu New York, 22am d
Baltimore and Washington, l26,
a. III.
For lurther Information passenger
referred to the time tables posted al
depot. II, +. KENNEi,
Superinlendeu
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16

-. We find the following story in The
state, a journal of Richmond, Vir-
mia:
NJ ISIS Ida Ward of Long Island says
tnat during the recent Serwanhaka
disaster she was standing by Charles
A. Dana of the SUN, and in her ex-
treme peril she said: please, Mr..
Dana, can't | go with you when you
jump over ~ "Every one for him
sell, she says was his brutal ans
wer.
We inform TheState that it has been
imposed upon. The story is false; it is
a he. Mr.. Dana said no such words
to Miss Ward or to any one else.-N.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16

A N ORDINANCE 10 trp.,
n tam orulnan' es therein nAL n'., VI
relating to the cleaning Of tha 'Stll u, lol
CO. tract. VI 'Ie slieeh
Be II ordained by the civ ,,,,..,
Wilmington. VII! VOanel
Section !. That the oIdInanoo ...
AN ordnance 10 amenu an t9l'
emitted an ordinance to amenI ,al'al1 au
nance euiitled an ordinance ,,r"y,a. %n Ola
cleaning the streets by con,rac,n ci,ull
september Is, 1873, be and @ tHs ,i1s ss1
hereby repealed. 'e same
Section2. That the Ordinance ..,,.I
An ordinance 10 amend MI 'o o,1AV 1lIl
entitled an ordinance 10 amnnd d"u'1 ~.
nance entitled an Ordnance IN "u sma. A. !, y
ordinance entitled an o,dln,i o.. "~eau ',N
ing Tor cleaning The streets by ~ coa,. XIV
passed December II, lS7g, be and dIyHslac iSs u,
is hereby repealed. "' ~
P"shed ut the City Hall. July Il lNn
HARRY SHARPlW
President of civ raanI
Attest:-E. b. Frazer. Clerk ''I, I,It
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16
Is THE DESERT OF SAHARA A
MNTHP

A orrespondeut OF tie Chicago Times,
writing from the oases of Tatilet. in the
Sahara, April Z, says that SO far from be-
ing desolate plain of moving sand, as
is popularity believed, the Sahara is as
cultivated a. the garden of Eden Like
our great American desert" it has been
greatly belied. El Sahr. as the Arab,
pronounce 1t, IL indeed a vast archipel-
ago of oases, offering an animated group
II towns and villages, and the palm, the
tg, the date, aprlcOts, pomegranates and
vines abound in the utmos profusion.
Ascending the Atlas mountains by a
gradual slope to the region Of high table
lands, we come to the lar I'd of the Nov l.
bites. or Ben MoZab, and then comes "A
gradual descent for 300 miles to the vast
stretch of treeless country known as thu
great desert. The rivers have an ipcli-
nation of about one foot in 400 MANY
Of the streams are dry, except after
rains, when they deluge the country.
Gun-shots are fired as soon as the tor.
rents appear; all objects are removed.
and soon, with q terrible noise, the
food rolls on. The Saharian city stand.
a. If by magic on the banks of the waters
which rise to tue tufts of the palm trees:
but few days only elapse ere all dlsap-
pears, leaving the district rlch and fruit
full The inhabitants are not a amipratorv
people, and, unlike the tent-dwellers of
the nor hern slope, live ia substantial
houses, with thatched roofs and ceilings
of cane laid upon ioists of alive WOOL,
These houses generally consist of bnt
| one room, and have no furniture +xc.n,
mats on the floor and upon the walls f"t
three o. four feet high. Beds are some.
times found, but no one thinks of sl.en.
ing on them. The walls are whlte-wash.
ed and inscribed with verses from the
Koran. The inhabitants are made up of
genuine Arabs and Berbers, or Kabyles,
al the French call them. Jews are f1und
In every oases, aud all very prosperou,
and Influential, doing much of the trad
ing and making up of the great cara.
vans
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16
The LGiO of Libel i,l En0Ia,,d.

LONDON, July 15.-A select Commit
zee OF the House of Commons ON the law
of libel has agreed to recommend thar itI
future no criminal proceediG Ggs for libel
be allowed to begin withou. tho ii of
the Attorney General. The committee
will also recommend that fair. accurate.
proceedings of the public meetings, pub
lished without malice, be privileged bu,
the plea Of privilege shall not be allowed
as pefence to any action where the de-
fendent refused 10 insert a. reasonable
letter or statement in explanation er con
tradiction of the report.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16
TtUO Prisoners and u DeDutu
Sheriff Killed bu MODS.

DENVER, Col, July 15--A special
dispatch to the Tribune from Santa
Fe says "At Lincoln, in Lincoln
county, New Mexico, on July Sd, a
young man named Harrison came in
to town and becoming intoxicated he
w;s locked up. At night a mob eff
lected an entrance into the jail and
killed Harrison, riddling him with bull
let's.
. "On the night of the 4th mob again
surrounded the Jail, and killed the De-
putty Sheriff, who was implicated In the
killing OF tue night btfore, and had
made himself obnoxious to the outlaws.
On the night OF the 9th they again visit
ed The ja,l taking out and hanging apri.-
oner. What the prisoners crimes were
il not known
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16

THAT this is an era of genuine good
feeling among all Democrats who sub
ordinate selfish ambition To the corn
mon veal, will not be disputed by any
body who reads Of the pleasant pro-
ceedings at Mr.. Tilden's house yester-
day. His withdrawal and his sincere
desire for the party's success under
another leader have endeared hlm to
the party even more than did his pop-
ular triumph in 1S76.-N. Y. Sun.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16
ROBBED BY A TRUSTEE.

AN ODD FELLOWS LoDGR OFFICIAL.
STEALING FOR FITTEiN YEARS.
PITTsBURG, July 5.-McKeesport
has sensation in the embezz lement of
$4,000 by Charles e. Cogan, Secretary of
Youghiogheny Lodge Of Odd Fellows.
He had been trustee for twenty wears
His accounts as Secretary have been
cooked during the past fifteen years.
Suspicion was only aroused few days
ago. He has been expelled, and will
likely be prosecuted.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16
THE LAST SAD RITES.

The funeral of little Frank Wood
took place from his parents residenc
No. 422 Market street, yesterday af-
ternoon at o'clock. The remains
were laid out in white silver mount
ed burial casket. There were NUM-
Der of floral offerings among them
being crosses, anchors and wreathes.
The services were conducted by Rev.
Geo. r. Kramer. The funeral was
largely attended.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16
Clayton House Arrivals.

Homer Barry, city.
". N, New, Washington, DO.
W. l.. Wier, Christiana.
W. b. Boggs, u. y. N.
Geo. b. Ransom, U. s. N.
ID. 7. Snyth, city.
>; a. Gardner, Conn.
Ghas. W; Copeland. New York,
James PyaIt, New London
tyqie r. Pyatt and CHI ld'n, New Lon,
y. h. Ferry. New York. i-''
Geo. Anderson, New York.
Geo. W. stone city.
". +. Rogers, New York.
Quigiey, and wife, city.
N mTs. "; ii. Churchmau, city.
Z. Reticker, New York,
Dr. :. W. Murphy, city.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16
oeneFal Sherman Il.
legged HancocLa and the A

VIEW YORK, july | ,er'
dispatch a from james,, IA spesi|
Territory says:-Gen :G',Twn, SI, Daka
where SsiS he @basved bas 6ofr, from Fort Totsa|
beyond reach of the iTl telesopnlss some ls day
excellent health. Tia sS'dleaSsTliaph, ID
interviewed interviewed in regard dd'tlInSs I'll e. to
TTeespondence at any I'll" timo 10 p.,a ms g
hnahhoochs' he hoo Ks but states empIa,i.. %l''l y
ing anything from Genera eTgl W Aea|
ABOUT taking orders fr"m a. Tn3n named
indeed anything at I,i' all ilIlden, l1
S.Ir1es nn%1is1"l which have been printed pt,s !!
with General Hancocks ks''''pOAdeIl
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16

WE desire to call Senator Conkling's
attention to the fact that the name of
Chester A. Arthur is omitted from
many of the Garfield campaign ban
ners and flags displayedin Boston and
the region thereabout. If the nomina-
ton of the ex-Collector was not in
tended in good faith as sop to the
Oneida Cerberus, the latter ought to
know it.-N. Y. Sun.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16
GRANT IN NEW MEXICO.

SANTA FE, N. NJ, July 15.-Gen
Grant and party returned last evening
from the mines and places in the vicin-
ity of Santa Fe. lhe General spent
four days in the mountain, and ex-
presses himself delighted with the re-
suit of his trip. The Grant party left
for Albuquerque to-day and will re-
turn Friday and start at once for
visit to the Colorado springs.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16

Miss Jennie McGraw, daughter of
the late Hon. John McGraw, of Ithaca
N. y, was married in Berlin yester.
day to Prof. Willard Fiske, of Cornel
University. The ceremony occurred
at the residence of A. ]. White, presi-
dent of Cornell and minister to Berlin
The IN bride is worth $4,000, 600 or $5.
ooo,0oO and is erecting large and
costly mansion at Ithaca,
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16

Mr.. Carl Schurz adver tises to give
his reason why Gen. Hancock is not
suited for the Office of President. The
chief and real reason is that he would
retire Mr.. Schurz to the shades of pri-
vate life. The belief that he will do
so has already determined thousands
of Republicans who hate shams to vote
for him,
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-Stocks
were fairly active, and strong feeling
was developed, partly in consequence
of favorable crop reports from Wash
ington. Money continued remarkably
easy. Governments were steady, State
securities nominal and railway bonds
higher and in brisk demand. Foreign
exchange quiet. -
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16
4 Little Girl Rousted Ai.ue

BRADFORD, PA, July 15.-Last even
ing an oil pipe line burst near Salam-
anca, and the squirting oil. by some
means took fire. A year-old daughter
Of J9hn Washburn, who was playing
at the spot when the rupture in the pipe
occurred, had her clothing saturated
with oil, and before she could get away
" as caught in the flames and roasted
alive.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16

The Hancock boom is weakening, "a,
the Radical organs South and West To
which the Pueblo tColoradol Democrat
answers ior the sentiment out there:
Yes, it is weakening, but only weaken-
ing the hopes of the "loyap party. The
ruth is. there never was ticket presen.
TED TO the American people nee the days
OF Gen. Jackson which ia 80 entir .Iy ac
ceptable TO the country as Hancock and
English, and 1t Is rapidly growing IN pop
ular favor. fNP
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16

During a thunder storm at Carlisle,
Pa, yesterday morning, two houses
were struck by lightning Zone OF them
"six different times"), and a young
woman was severely injured. The
doubledecked barn of Daniel Herr, at
Rep on, near New Providence, Pa, was
consumed by lightning yesterday morn
ing,
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16
Wilmington Markets.
ELPHIA n A Kk ETS
MONDAY. July II s p !


FLOUR is ia better demand and firm
sales OF 24OO barrels, Including Minnesot,.
extra good and fancy, at s5 l6a6. Penn
sy I5ia vania family at 81 IS ass; Western do.
~ p " ~ Va % ~, and Patents at So 75as 20.
Hye rlour Is hrm at 81 2 per barrel.
dRAIN.-The Wheat market is lower
cI W sing with = fair demand for exporta-
olon. lion. Sales of l5,oo bushels. including
'eil3ice a new req and amber at Fl IS and
"a rejected, do, at 81 II and damp do
AZ ~ al %, At the call board 500 bush els.
July sold at 81 l315 II 49, was bid Tor
.Ipiy, ~, 81 sior Aug. 81 90 Tor September and
~ sa ~ ior October. Rye is steady at CSC. for
FennsylVania. Corn is in moderate re
quest, and a shade easier. Sales OF IS.OJO
bushels including yellow at 5llA &c. !.
IN mn Sea at %l4a5Oc., steamer at 47alsc and
e''ea iss was al bid iaa4S1; for AT the open board
august. soc. for september, and StSc. for for
Octoper, Oats are held firmly, Sales of
ou9 bushels, including mixed, at 86aS7c,
m "a wnlte at Sol7 cents and 49, cents
N he receipts to-day were as follows: 1890
DoIs. Hour, $500 bushels Wheat, lI3. .6H
bushels corn, 300 bushels rye, 10. 900 bush
oats, liO barrels whisky,
WHIskY.--50 bbls. Western iron bound
sold at 81 II per gallon.
SHEEP BROKERS ASSOCIATION.
Park Drove Yard, Vest Phtl@., JuiVI2
sHEEP...Extra, lIO pounds, IS OO; good,
~ 70 lOO Ds., 81 ~ to 3d.; fair, 80 To rs
MS, ~ TO 4 90; stock sheep 81 50 to So; good
lalhos, ol9c To 7c; common lambs, 90 to SS
calves, 10 TO s. 81. Arrivals, 1000 head
CATTLE MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, July IL.
BEEF CATTLE were in fair demand and
prices were fraction higher. 300 head
arrived md sold at the different Yards
at from 4a5s4c. per h., as 10 conditiom
SHEEP were rather higher. 1000 head
sold at the different yards at 2lIa5c.
per ID. as TO condition
HOGS were unchanged. 6000 head sold
at the different yards at Ga ia. per b.
COWS were dull. ITO head soldeal Az
s5Oper head. A7RnAm.szla - "-'
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16
MAD DOG SHOT.

shortly before noon to-day, dog ex-
terminator Hunt shot mad dog in the
yard OF the dwelling 5, w. corner of
lmrd and Poplar streets. Quite nn
excitement reigned in the vicinity for
some time. -''
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16
THE COOL SPRING pUMp

The new pump to force water from
Cool Spring Reservoir to Rodnev stres,
basin. has been put up by The contrac.
tors, Messrs. Gawtbrop & Bro, and the
necessary connections are now h.ino
made ~" ooihB
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16
FRANCES FETE DAY.
GLoRYING OVER THE SUCCESS OF THE
NATIONAL CELEBRATION,

NATIONAL CELEBRATION.
PARIS, July 15.-The national fete
was brilliant success. When the
booming cannon at O'Clock in the
morning ushered IN the rejoicings, the
city had been profusely decorated with
trlumphal archer, flags, banners and
streamers. The ensigns of England,
America, and oiher nations mingled
with the omnipresent tricolor. The
fashionable quarters of the city, though
not absolutely bare, were very spar
ingly betagged. Almost all the siiops
We're closed.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16
PEACHES.

o,foa, some measly-looking peaches were
' onerea along Fourth street, this after.
noon noon Ior sixty cents per basket. A
ialr- looking article could be procnred
for 81 and $1.25. " ''oouieo
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16
SPECIAL NO1 ICE.
A CAR q.

To all VINO are suffering from the er-
rors and indlscretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
&c, l will send a recipe that will cure you
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary In south
America. Send a self addressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Ssdtioa ID,
Neu0 York CITY. May4-e0dDkwly
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16
LONDON. July Is, 1880.

Newpor. is IL high delight over the
approaching visit of Prince LEOPOLD, to
take place on Saturday. 1t Is rare that
q watering place has such lion for an
attraction, and, compared with him,
Long Branch's annual sea serpent now
about due, is but mean and tame sen
sation.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16
FOURTH EDITION
Im.al cmslens for ro-Day.

Partly cloudy weather, local rains
southerly Winds, veering to northwest
erly, stationary or lower temperature,
falling, followed by rising barometer,
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16
Meetings ro.s,xn,
FRIDAY.

M. 3. Il A.
20 20. Z. Dupont Guards.
EneaIs,c. nn hIxcs'sior D-mocralic Gin,
EEaceislor Eass,l Lodge, No. /, K, of ofIe' y
rairiax : p Lodge, No. ). /. 0'@rr az
Rescue Council. No 4 q " IL ~ r..
vW1,ah,nla W.sh, Lodge, No, d. O. a. t. y; :.
washington Council, No Ii'iF ~,
Delaware Tribe So. IN, fU, t. w. w. !,
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16
FIGHTING IN q

y
rlau TING IN ,sl
.CoNsrANTINoPLEf Porte
has sent a despatel htalives
abroad announcing, Montelie-
grim suddenly sz9 Albanian
positions at Wfq0E hting lasted
two hours, WREN 0htenegrins re
treated, leaving thirteen of their number
on the field.
LONDON, July 15.-A Constan'lnople
despatch to the Daily Telegraph says:
al he Montenegrln agent has received a
telegram from his Government saying
that all tho Montenegrin advanced posts
o. the Zem we're attacked by Turks.
One of them was surprised and the men
crt 10 pieces. Ten our of sixteen were
beheaded. The others escaped, though
wounded"
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16
Boots and Shoo,

voi 1n 10 Mccnsksr, 2l6 W. I'd street. has
~ ~ III large stock OF boots and shoes for
% .ae spring trade, and is determined 10
ciia 'hein cheaper than any house In The
''sy. snr,e Sdpe ~ MIN call and save money.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16

John Palmer, colored, employed at
Tenants tobacco factory in Petersburg,
Va, was fatally sho. by Theodore
Rainey, the watchman, while leaving
the factory last night. The cause of the
shooting was an attempt by Palmer to
carry off some tobacco in his clothes;
Rainey was arrested.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16
Cox Hung.

Ctan.: IN accordance with the sentence,
Enastlne Cox, the negro who murdered
MIS- MRS. hull in New York City, was
nig nuhg this morning about halfpast
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16

Do not poison your little ones with any
soothing r. medy containing opium, NOR
phia or paregoric. Dr. Bulls Baby syrup
Is warranted not tn contain any opiates
or anything Injurious 10 the infant sys-
tenn.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16
Local STOCKS AND BONDS.

National Bank OF DelawRre........5 800
First National Bank. k...................l48 l48
Union National Bank. a
National Bank OF WI. n Brandywine 6S
Farmers Bank ................ So
Wilmington Coal Gas Co............... rs
Delaware X. X. Co.. a5
Delaware Western X. X. Co......... ~
Phila.. WI. 4 baltimore X. X. Coz. 20
Wilmington " Il Northern X. X. Coz. rs
" Wilmington Passenger X. W. Co...... AZ
Delaware Fire lns. Co.................. 33
Masonic Hall Co. Observation-Disclosures.
Delaware state. .....................lU .lUS
Wilmington City
W llmlngton city 5's....................l0
Masonic Hall Co, LIST mortgage. 100
Wilmington Passenger Z. W., LIST
mortgage. ..................lN 100
The daily gazette., 1880-07-16
DUhLlC bAI.Es

DUhLlC SALES
D'oettsngs, Lots and other Rsal
As'ate 'oitA 25 years sspsrtsnce.
]. T. HEAI.DlI
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-09-25
.The Poor Mans Friend"--save
THE POOR mAx,s rRrHsp.
A Chapter Frcn vhe Life Of VIM. H.
Fngltsp, Of Indiana.

Fnglisc, of Indiana.
On this page we give striking cut
which very forcbly illustrates the manner
in which the Democratic candidate for Vice
President has treated the poor of Indiana.
No country on the globe has suffered SO
much from the cruelty of landlords as un-
happy Ireland. The accounts of the evic
tion scenes enacted there have saddened the
hearts Of thousands of people in every land.
But there are probably few Irish landlords
who have more relentlessly pursued the
wretched people who have fallen into their
power. than W. II English, the Democratic
can6 idate for President. The ring Of
the sheritf's hammer became familiar and
sweet music to his dull ear, and the vail o.
the orphan and homeless mother, and the
pitiable appeal of the miserable father, whom
the panic had thrown out Of employment
only seemed to make still harder the hart
heart of the relentless and Implying man
How, now, can any poor laboring man al
ford to cast vote for VIM. III. English
Since the panic Wm. II. English has fore
closed $50 mortgages, bought in 219 pieces {
property at tax sales. and has obtained decd
from the shcriff of Marion County for IL
pieces.
Let laboring men consider these thing
and refuse to cast their vote for ma
who has thus abused and outraged human
;tv
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-09-25

white free men. and / glory in the belief
that they never viii consent to be placed on
an equality with the negro. We want
nothing to do with them, slave or free. and
have wisely excluded them from. coming
into the state BY constitutional provisions"