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LEVI A. BERToLETTE, Secretary.
sep2-tseplI.
NJ OTICE-TU SCHOOL CUMMITTEES.
IN OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER,
DOVER, Del, A AuKusL To- IssO /

NOTICE Is hereby given TO the School
Committees OF the respective school nis.
tricts within this Stale, shat 1 have ap-
portloned among the several counties OF
THIS StaLe, the clear income for the preA-
ent year or the fund Tor establishing free
schools and have divided and dist rI6nted
The share Ihus apporLloned 10 each cOun-
~ among the several Districts. ls follows
To each OF the districts In the ciIy OF VII
nlhgton, New Castle County, tl3l.29 and
~ eatcn of The other DlsLIic lets in New CAS-
tie county a9o.5l. To each OF the distri cts
In Kent county, t7325 and to each of the
districts IN sussex county x57.sz. The
dividends due the districts IN New Castle
county are payable al the Farmers' bank
AT New Castle 10 the districts In Kent
county at the Farmers Bank at Dover,
and 10 the districts In Sussex county al
the Farmers' Bank At Georgetown
ROBERT j. REYNOLDS
State Treas. and Trustee OF School FUND,
auRl2- 2-4WdaW.
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N E r VIM Il
OR
TONICA SPECIFICA


A REMEDY WITHOUT A RIVAL for
all diseases arising from Nervous Debil-
lty, sexual Disorders, over Indulgence of
Vicious Habits, as we'll rs from the pros
tration OF old age. Its curative proper
ties In violent and chronic forms OF the
following diseases have been attested to
by the most Eminent Physicians;
DYSPEPSlA SEXUAL EX HAUSTION
SELF ABUSE bPERMATORRHGA
HEADACHE GENERAL DEBILITY
DIZZIN ESS IMPOTENCY
PREMATURE DECAY, &C. &c
IL has been in use over forty years, and
is today the most popular remedy for
Inc diseases aforementioned in the
WOkLD. 1t can be used without regard
70 diet, Is pleasant in taste, and better
than all IL Is a sure, safe and certain cure.
~ Is no quack medicine, but stands upon
lts own merits, as any trial will amply
demonstrate. since 1886, this remedy has
| always been sold for a much larger price
than that for which IL Is now sold; but
| owing 10 the fact that the time for the
payment or an enormous royalty upon It's
manufacture has expired. IL is offered to
the suffering OF both sexes at one dollar
per DOx, so as to be within the reach OF
All; at which price IL will be sent TO any
address free OF further charge.
Address, DIR. WILLIAM YOUNG.
4l6 Spruce St, Phila
May be consulted on all diseases by
mall 6mos-d&w
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SALE Or COWS.
ssll al Public Sale. a. Red
Lion, East Marlborough,
Chester county, Pa, eAu4nk
MoNDAH. SEPTEMBER 9th. 1880.
at l O'Clock. p. IN.
FORTY HEAD OF FRESH cows
AND SPKINGERs, TWENTY HEAD
OFFEEDERS. LOT OF YOUNG
BULLS.
SILL a BAILEY,
l.. W. Stidham Son Auot'rs sepl0-'s
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Most of the large glass factories in
southern New Jersey, which have been
idle since spring, owing to dissatisfaction n
with the woIkmen, will resume opera
tions in accordance with the agreement
Of the manufacturers in convention at
Long Branch, recently.
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THOMAS NJ. OGLE, AUCTlONEEk
l. AND REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Having had five years experience In
the Recorders Once, persons desiring 10
purchase or sell Real Estate, will ind II
70 their advantage to give me cali.
Houses rented, rents collected and return
ed monthly. VIII also buy second hand
furniture. New and second hand furni-
ture for sale. Store, SJ7 Market street,
Wilmington, Del. auction sales prompt
attended TO, AT reasonable rates.
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No Entry Fee for Exhibits.

ELEVEN TRIALS OfSPEED for PURSES
Aggregating 42.475 under the Rules OF
the National TrottiDg Association.
NEw BUILDINGS. IMPROVED GROUNDS,
and ample space for all Exhibits.
A platform Will be constructed within
few steps OF the Entrance Gate at which
All Passenger Trains will stop during the
EXCURSION TRAINS WILL BE RUN.
Special and very low rates OF freight
Will be given Exhibitors on application
to Agents OF the Delaware Railroad,
Ample accommodations for all kinds
OF Stock.
Hay, straw and Feed can be had on the
grounds.
Entry Books for Exhibits open from
september 7Lh. List of Premiums sent
on app icatinn.
For further information address
W. SCOTT WAY, Secretary,
Middletown, Del.
sepS.
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10 THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
IL New CASTLE COUNTY.

4 o THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
l. NEw CASTLE COUNTY.
Notice Is hereby given tnaL in accord
and with the rules governing the Demo
cratic parry, as amended at IA County Con
vention, held at New Castle, ON saturday,
August IA, l68J. an election Will be held IN
the several wards and votIAg precincts
Of the city OF Wilmington; aud IN each oi
The voting places In the different Hun
dreds Ia the County, on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER II, 1850,
between the hours OF IL IN. and p. m
.Of The puI pObe OI nominating one can
dldate for the Office oil state Senator and
seven candidates for Representative In
the next Legislature, and for five candl-
dates Tor the office Uf Levy Court 20 M
missioner ior New Castle County,
The Judges appointed 10 hold the nomi-
nation for sheriff aud Coroner. viii mold
this g ecLion. BY order OF the kxecutIye e
Committee. JOSEPH kOBEKIS,
Chairman.
LEVI A. BERToLErTE, Secretary.
beD2-tSepll.
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NOTICES.

NJ OTICE-- he Judges OF the Democratic
IN Nomination Erection, to be held ON
Saturday. sept. IL. 1880 ~ o hereby notified
that the members Of tn County Executive
he. dquarters, Nos. ~ and 22 Mark ct
street, on Saturday evening n xt, Tor the
purpose Of receiving the official returns
and tally lists rom the different wards OF
the city.
Hundreds will please forward the ufficiai
returns and tally lists Of their respective
hun reds Ms early as possible after the
election to L. A. Bert0lette, Secretary OF
the County Executive Committee, At 300
Shipley street, BY order OF the executive
Committee. LEVI A, BlsRIoLEITE,
sepl0. Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-13

HERE is THAT President Hayes and
John Sherman said of Mr.. Arthur
when he was removed from the post
of Collector of New York. 1t is Re-
publican testimony, and should not
be questioned by Republicans
with deep sense OF my obligations
under the Constitution, l regard it as my
plain duty to suspend you in order that the
office may be hOnestty ddDifntstered."-R b.
Hayes to Collector Arthur, Jan. 81, 1879.
"Gross abuses OF administration have
continued during your incumbency."-
sherman TO Coll ector Arthur, January
81, 1873.
persons have been regularly paid by
you who have rendered little or no SER
vice; the expenses OF your Office have In
creased. while Its receipts have diminish
ed. Brides, or 0rdtstttes IN the shape Of
brfbes, have been received by your subOrdi-
mates IN several branches ofLhe Custom House,
and you haze In no case supported The effort
10 correct these uses"-Secretary Sher-
man to Collector Arthur, January 81, 1879.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-13

In ana creek at the foot OF Market street
Wilmington, will be closed for repairs u
Thursday and Friday, September 9th and
10Th. BY order OF VIM p. LODGE,
sep0-5t. Levy Court Com issioner
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ron BALE OR RENT.

ITOR sALE.-One- horse family Phnton
IL TO seat four persons. In good order,
bargain. Apply at Pioneer Club Stables.
Orange street, below Ninth. aug2-u.
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JOHN WAsAmAx)
HOW TO GET Al
everything below /

=, Every Every day during |
all sorts of goods-[Grl
and goods that for ond
or another are in on1
are picked OF and
gether to be sold !
prices pr as they will
They are undesirable
to hold; but they nd
good 60! for the buyer \
thing we have. /
We have sold alreI
sum summer not l,ss thsp|
QUO worth of goods AL
nnop lar prices in this way |
$4,000, and manyth]
more are going. n
something marked i
nearly every counter
store.
Everything sold is
able if unsatisfactory
price.
JOHN WANAMA'
Chestnut. Thirteenth, Marke,
PHILADELPHIA
mayl9.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-13

FROM the day the war of the Rebel
lion closed at the surrender at Appo-
mattox the Radical stay at-home.ele-
ment have manifested the worst spirit
toward the people of the South. They
even denied them the right TO evince
their sorrow over their dead, killed in
battle, or to strew flowers over the
graves Of Confederate soldiers. And
now Radical politicians denounce
Southern histories and Southern litera-
ture that recounts the heroic deeds of
the dead Confederates. This hate
evinced for the brave character of the
Southern soldier finds counterpart in
the earlier English historians and
writers, whose prejudices led them to
denouuce and misrepresent France, and
Napoleon and his Marshals, and to
underrate the great leaders of other
nations. 1t is q little curious that the
Radicals should do this since the Con-
federates gave them the opportunity
of building up the party through which
they got vast sums out Of the Treasury
and robbed the people in many ways
of immense sums of money, and ad-
ded heavy burdens in the shape of taxa
tion to sustain the army of officeholders
their party has increased from $4,000
to 07,000 since the war closed over the
buried arms of the Confederates.
The South has done everything that
a people could do to satisfy the
North, even voting to elect Republi-
can President but all to no purpose.
The Radical politicians see that by
cultivating prejudice and hate against
the South and arraying the Southern
negro against his former master, the
the Northern heart may be fired, and
the vote made solid against the Demo-
Gratis, and hence, for political effect the
Southern people are held up as sec
tion like Ireland, and are to be trod-
den under foot that their traducers
may fatten upon the crumbs of official
patronage for long years to come. 1t
is time Americans were one people
again, and the election of Hancock
and English will show the mad Radi-
cal extremists that they must pursue
some other course if they want to con-
tinue dissension and strife.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-13

NOflCk-THE STAR LOAN ASSO-
In ClATlON.-Shares in IA new series,
com mencing with July, can be had on ap-
piication 10 Philip tlunkett, Treasurer,
.. w. corner 1hlrd and Market streets. or
10 JNU. r. MILLER, Sec,
jyH-lm. RtS Marked htI eel.
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NJ Office IL hereby given that the part
IN nership existing between Geo, " .
rIerson, WIN. ii. Pierson and John Nj.
Kelly, under the firin name of John NJ .
Kelly Co., has been dissolved.
GEORGE W. fIEHSON,
WILLIAM II, PIEhSUN,
Diamond STATE soap " orks
Wilmington. n ug %, 1850. ILaw3ws
, 1880-06-08
CRIMINAL NEWS.
Eph Holland, the Cincinnati Re-.
peater, Shot in the
Street.
Holland Possessing Secrets that Might
Unsettlo Their National Con.
Yentson.


ETH HOLLAND SHOT.
srtetaf bsrateA to 1ht Chicago Tribune.
CINCINNATI, O.. June T.-T:ph Holland, tho
famous gambler and 1olitcian, WIS shot to-
night and profanity fa.alty wouuded. 1t II be-
llertsi TINT the deed was t1nno tn pursuance Of
purpose OF tho locnt Democratic ring to put
Holland out OF tho way ftcfdre tho meeting of
tho National Democratic Convention When
TItlen sent 1900 u Cincinnati in 1870 to curry
tho election for tho DctnocratA HOLLAND WIS en-
p!oyed BY tho purity lenders TO put the money
where IL would In tho most good. lie imported
Rangs nf rupenters from Eastern cltea. md cur
rIcd out tho bal!cst tltil most successful series
OF frn,lds upon the balot-box ever W.spe-
trated In Cincinnati lie WIS subsequently
arrested. tr1el In the United statcs Court, con-
ytctcd. and sentenced to 1no and tmpriAon-
mont for ono year iii tho pcnttent'ary. Several
,noinbeFs Of tho repeating gnnKs werc also tried,
convicted, and Ernt to tho stato Prison. In tho
course Of tho trin! Holland testified tiMt bis men
Gust over lU01 illegal votes. enu'tuh N cf,1n-
p!ctcly rcrsrso tha will 3f the she p;N'plo p 2f e TIE
Sly 1nd 1! IN 'ho county; md elect M,it9n ~ q Sayss
Who aAked WHO hired him 70 t1Isfrlrso tho
1nnney. he refused to answer. and Tho most t,er-
rleteiy failed. fn prtson he Jared surnptuously
eourc o a snae bs tn rs o hs eser
whntGd fur money. Of latc, however, t,e has
hnd dsasrsemsnts wtth ths s l9stnoesatlc eadGgn;
attempt took. place IN Vine street about TX
oitie,an % a n5 n KnbjcrR R s'o. h at Sj ana pnssei
him: Tho next attempt wAs tnndc couple Of
weeks Inter by as''nc unknown person who was
ilrea two ahots ut hin In the door Of bis own
ha1se. The third aud probably successful at:
% Woopon. 'I 1oan1 ' Mas s.snx tie eorner St At
!,alee: and when about tiftesn fect distant fron;
, 1880-06-08

LONDON, Juno THU 3fdFt ILdns Erp1tss
fays; In consequence Ut showers, tho wheat crop
has gained strength, In growing rapidly, and Is
n0w coming into Uar III tho t,t.rltcr districts, at
tho inarket on Monlay tho first cars shown wcro
grown IN Sussex from rcd winter American. TN
less there iR aoMe unexpected Ghnn nc. the hnr~
IEet prospuct !s fairly prn1N!slnE: Tho deliveries
lecn ess thnn os,c- by! those OF tho eorreapontl-
taE *eok lAst yuar. 'i'licy were nsu very mcs,src
ut Mark I,nsle. l1bldnrs show
C0SainEItAnI.E fIHMNERs,
,s1 as'h fysS n5SyssteA sy ssno eelnE caused hy
Don hayu beer mcAlcr.tc. T'hcro wns an
sa1ss'n{ rras. .. s snn! preparation nt Atncrca ~.
pnnp9stons. whict, lis fair To eu,npUnsnso
largely Tor contrausrti 1t.tsstnn extmrts iNlsi-
ness ,n; ahf,i,S toy week. ws slclet and prices ne
Rt amsr,r1 'escirint.nns u,etat'xetf lsrti Winter
consequence II tho rmnl, nrorlnga. llclntIya
nlte i!t'nnuHcctl intention nf tho American
rhx ~ lstcg M tic prcu nf rcd winters i,nfurU
tho md Of June, tho probability If Il 1nlturiul
ADVANCE
IL nEMnrE,
y tho London trade has h!ihprlo shown oxtretno
fGsIsl1Mas,nn fnt'. to folow tho American apcc-
Arrivals A n. purta If call l,avo been very mod.
Sfae. Tho 'tcnnnf For wheat ,sus less active,
IN 1an,nsr,lucneo n fArnrs,biu weather, and buy
81 sse: sHSE 5 spgs S ttsS 1aSsssf stt iseSy 4Ss1 %
Tho clsst Ii ,nsv barr, ii ,,,Hlxo TIC rtofs,ii1a,
tn!na being, nt,nat ..s 'kt lluyere ri wheat Tor
t.nnp!,cnt, despite tho lower offerings trum
ni aen.g uol,,a' for .sIaizs ut aa.!ht Into rste*.
na'es % English w!tcnt Inst week, asb1G rtl.lrtera
u ~ ~. n1ts'ist iDst7 ttArtoEa ut Ais. H. for
s wsek enalnx htay 10, 7::,2:l hiin'lrelwe!ght Of
*hoat md lU, ,iss hun.'rc.lwe!sht Ut uour.
, 1880-06-08

=
lima. o. Juno h-JCurtng tBrrJ1o wind
st0rm that prevailed tu-day In this part Of. tho
Stnto, church NEAR Mount Carey, Hancock
County, was completely wrecked. Tho ruat
falltnx Oh tho congregation. twenty people wcru
inOtc nr less Injured, thrco ut tlIom fatnl!y. No
further particulars can bu obtained ts,-nght.
Tho following ia tho list OF injured ut tho
church aocsdunt to-tiay nonr Mount Curoys Fa.
tally-TAa lsav. atc Stroud Il. Mckinley, md
tnjursd. so1Au seriously. 0eoreo 0ricaGr and
daughter, a. cartrtEht, u. NNncMaker, two
Arn!ld bt,ya. ItalEa l*pllvs anl two lesl!as
and ew0 Gtsak children. Ahuue !ltloOn 0thers
sustained tnjurlos, but thelr nagues caupos be
Hottun t0-uiKht
, 1880-06-08

{IspatEh tn st. Iau@ Pioneer TFftt.
MAsKArp, Mimi, June IA tremendous
beginning At o:3o and |as,lng to 1880 and rntscl
tremendous havoc With buildings, fences. side
walks, cto. No loss Of ll!o Is yet ra-
ported. We have hcon ablo to asoor-
tain and report tho following losses;
Mnsonic Hull, iitEgtns' IIalt. ind 8. ". Ashhys
fsr fhfs storo IN q ,3ot 5t tern o j. shaaLat
t9rii ~. G. Lullsdorf, tin roof party torn on
, Mart's sst; }swofy stoss, f5S,,t bewn @ "a oil
jneket fccd sforc. res,n,l story i,lowsi down. .
3funknto State SortnMi sehoot. foof blown orr;
r,of blosn d. <. coy brsf droiiinxs s liox1; liS
~. Church, nnroSicd. Front Of 4. ", pnwley's
rtx'f binwn St Cai. smlth wo.t Msiisnto, Hs hoaso
hoTn ,.'s 'oTn an9 4'e.nsl!seA & W Net and ).
dry building Of Willard &. nar1,y detnn,isiled.
Satisnnl NJ, ~, Hunk donoshs!: vosbeek's
a"N' aa uufea @ ThS hou.es s"p IN nnecs n'eG
Addition ato blown tnwn, sl!so one Mill and two
tso biow at sna' s na ar e ns Sar reI1,s Ros
tho way Of oil oarttl. ChllsonH hnlse unroofod.
Il: Ilnlesae!n,. BRICK dwelling half down. J:
blnwn atf:: 5cnscn e. Haerr's ,lpw carriagu ship
partly blown lnwu md unn'ofed. Lawyer
l'arrrys dwelling ind ,,.ho sooleu min unroofc,l,
J. Muruno's hoEM'. West Mnnknte, unrtn'fs!.
AuE!,st Matgows house demolished ind vito and
child injured. la01hp'R ATuH-Btorv unrtofed.
Nick l.9ns's new brick store unr.'oted. ,.1obn
a Dsain9ld,s burn md Rrnnary hlnwn down.
spR @ on ~ T. nd T%g tR
old warchnuses IN In tliiller blown down. Thu
11l5tu,i esttiux-hG.:se at kas"ta tlnt1s'fcl an.i
cjty and suburbs In $4OO1} to 4ySttx} FINN, nil
, 1880-06-08

IrGst Il truc mnirner," thought the EngIIsh-
i1lan. Whic thls thought wns passing thrn1gh
biz mind. thu supposed mourncr tUok up q skull
which Iny TN tho tnr OF n heap Of dry mold md
crnnbled bones. F1o raised II to- Ills lE,s, and,
With his nwn teeth. e1trnctnd n tnth from Il,
Horror flflnt tio stranger M he waichcd
tho skull carclcsly nwny. whtio no
wrnppcl tho tooth N. .rntcr md put It n his
n.kcti n,,r totir:t Of mn old man WIN hnd etots,
icsf1e him during tho funeral t,crrnsony. "Ayc.
sitTly. y0nr homer, tho Irx,r tE,y wnA very had
ynu .lrnw Il ttoth frae n skull wi ynsfr MIN teeth,
He'll sew TIM tn4th IN his clothes an wrnr 1t a.
hing as he lives" !" TGtI dnn't fGit mo so7 f}n
yn,l think tho r,.1nc.ly will tre eyectuat7' ats
like csln,fui. sir" rcpltrtl tho old mnn. showing
1hcte thth WIS sGwed In the lining Of his own
wAf'tcont* ITS t've years slnc" w,ilcd That
t0pthache Since"
, 1880-06-08

DFttH9F
T0tEpO, O.. Juno T.-infDrnntton hna Just
been received lh this city to tho cireet TINT thu
brick Lutheran church, three nlilps enst Ut
Hutton. AlIen Caunty, wRs tlenlo!Ishc! yestcr-
ta5 by groat sturun ot Wind that prevailed, aud
snsno forty jorsaffs were ,n0ru Or less Injured,
somc of whom cannut recover. Tho crush Ut
tho building occurred t,ctwrcn II Rnd IL o'clsok,
during sorvicc, utd tho house was well GItel
The eccne w,A mo Of wild confusion. md cec~
ntcd lntansu e2citoMeltt ~ tho nova Spread
drc1s gathered at tho SCORE ut the snd
cntastrophu. and weut at work with
willing hnn1s and pM!Pltas!ng hnarta to
Il st1x q a'cnk lii tho afternoon befUro tho hnI,-
fcss yIctts wGro all e1tTipatcst. IT sucn,s Ill
There nro toI,e. howeyer. TINT will probably lilo.
Mnny wcsu quito aeeIously injured. nut! othora
kacapcd wtsh slight bruises. The church Ia sit-
uateh Ia Orungo Township. Hancock County.
, 1880-06-08

coUEClt HLupPs. Ia., June 7.-Tho body Of
Mrs. Nnncy nnncun, late Il resident Of Council
lllulfs, was discovered burfotl near pncito C!ty,
Mills County, last Sunday evening under clrcum-
stances that loud to tho belief that sho has
been foty murdered. Tho body bud evidently
blown. 1t was wrapped IN Ii common coverlot
tied nbout tho lniti.ilu ot tho faiy with ropo.
On tho LETT temple wins Il ctHlt,tsel spot and at
eu'urlng tho vein. and cnistn4 death, l.ater
Developments Shaw ainlost u'nclusivcly that boz
knn, william Duncan. I'erpetrnfed the decd.
Tho ottitgr nrU OIL fits trAGk. There Is much
1uystory about tho matter, but tho ubovo ate
substantially tho fActs.
, 1880-06-08

toSnoN, Juno Tin tho IIolipo of Commons
tals evening thu Marquis of harrington, Secre
safy nf stato for India, sa!d he !a,ored tho co.
Mblshncnt ct sopRrnte 1Dyernmcnt for
tataalnr Under british protection, but without
british garrison.
IlIEp,
Il. 1ae death is announced Of tho nt.-E1o1.
e!epheh Cave e1-ntctnuer OF Parliament and
aGas.,ngutshed Gaa ns q writer on commercial and
nnaae'al subjects.
ot. e.. tne WOOL sates today 1900 hatcs woro
iisn%Ssnae. isaNaae. An Increased iln,bHr Of inta wcro
Gs"uEat saEa In, tho bidding be'ug below the Rollurs
, 1880-06-08
THE WEATHER.

0FTlcE nF THE CHIEF s1tlHAL OrEluEIs WAar1-
1SGToH. D. G., June 8.-1 q. m,-Fpr Tennesseo
nnd tho Ohio Valley, stationary Or failing
barometer, vnrfubt1 wfntts shifting to cast or
south, partly c1nlsiy weather, ant1 occaslonnl
lgeAi ta'ns, nearly stationary temperature.
Fur tho Upper M|sslss!ppI aud Lower Missouri
Valleys, fHlllng barometer, sonthcrly winds,
partly cloudy weathos, stationary or higher
Temperature.
For tho Upper l.ake region, failing barometer,
stationary Or higher temperature, partly CIuihty
wGnshgv. varlahte wints. lAnstly south - weat:
ssations.ry Or falling burs,r,ctcr, Westerly wit,ds,
pmrt'y clnlttly weather, stationary or higho1
temperature.
InCAI QIISCnYA ATulXa.
, 1880-06-08
BULGARIA. AND ROuNAN1A

a NATURALIZATION nlLl.
r. r"HnA. Amy aL-.Apcorling to tho Nt1t$ Ffeb
n,1.' aao1hor d .fcFonco has arisen botwcen tho
,sH4ah ,.'.. .a1d 1tou,nanian Governments. Tho
h.. hNf t, mas introduced III tho Bulgarian Asscln.
oya bill, according to which a!l I,uluurluns
a,"'et'ins in lsoumana md scrvie shall bo natur.
naiIss y III nsao Subjcets Of tho bulgarian Pr3no,-
Ens Z; o ne ltou1nani9n representative In Honn
II Trt ~ Gnee ' q!enco OF this, opp,sod tho BILL az
1aQmanla, "'sa '"o 'oss'tes'@ s'so1s Ut
, 1880-06-08
CHURCH Ol1ARREl..

PET7snun0, Jnhe 7.--The liev. Woodsldo and
followers met IN the Oak Valley Church To-
night md 1'nsset, resolution TINT the First 1to-
formed Presbyterian Church suspend ti1oIr rela-
tons With the a,11oa uwing to thoir into action
rclntivo 10 tho Wootlkl,le tr!n1. The Wootl-
el'fers arc IN possession Of tho church property,
aud fntInd building tho fort. Il suit by the anti
Woatlsldcrn IL not tmprOtRbfc.
, 1880-06-08

AW g13 F{4f 1bNH4
Lome months agst ~ Eng!isA .o.Esss. llnger-
funeral, aud observed among tho group pf
mournora y yoluE uan wh11. pHrtiol}arly A.
trautcd attention " bis swollen faoa sud tho
utter detection Ut hta appcnfanee. "Ht1v as
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~ nh'afla' ~ 1,49i ro'cs agatfst l,7ao fator1@

~ n',atM' ~ "f'i eo'cs against f,sad fanor1-
III TnIt1n" TIn"riu ,,,' ,tss.hef ~ ~ l''tofaI
tfat tho 1'r,sss!nn Deputies Of ,bn ,u,s,,asjop
'' tost 1"''s on lighting tue o"veFnnont 70 the
nnf n.n|M ",n"n| OF INC MI ff'r altering
%tA Presently cotne n, FIR discussion
lions IN mt ","m". -. ~ uupn.s. M ,,, ho .Fao.
ian, uwnns T o o tf mif''G Thc 70 HI nas,nf ny
with mc nftntua!rs ., % T., :. ,,s,,av s1 III
},,o thu iiow Eerosinst.ni III f. Inms S" XInct;,t"t
h! ns sta'idns "a i t!e WY d that t! ana pr:
10 Ariuntjy tinsIf II nam ~ .nnrtoi % H., ,1si "
that lIr. lin ni,,nhe ,x.a;fitr @ su.f f w ,as ~ es
WIN H., nI9l. ~, Wn1 stars' ipr Hon1o
ptMio 10 ncsi,inInt Ill tmirtv with IN vior. " ~
prevailing Ut tha Vnttcnn t,,, thn a,,,"nt Ia M,
themselves r., In ,ns,,ro, ' NM, n" s1siSny nLnT
to d areat extent by ti!o c''rta, t.'sh tho.;sh
tis Hottnoss rcs,r, III ,s, MnoTn n tn hn~
"yeFSs iS Fs,Y y II. tSsxss gxg ,So% Il no S"xs &! as
Mi'S,,; tSo sosrsssss,t 9srssf @ ef ti aa5laj strs
ceivei rlcfs 10 nntIfy 10 tn pr,iseisn ,nwsrn. ,.s
insit tfat to iioly Fatiler sapJsases et't or tho
,,ilet,tv rt}rsts ,,t, lcnrn. M ,,n, T., @ @ Gonso. 1
ccss filnnft OF sntr,, iii" po n hs tnt9nr t ~
ArsaS,sSp 4 assp 91ess: nsS,, Of SS!S ns
snw III whnt sn3rit lin tsur,ihtnrv "i.suba ~ ~
prIncu bismarck iro tn 10 iilst. aid ,sh"ti,nr III
nrs1 nf'11st 1e S9tre yIh n@rt IN The
i,e i,rkci ,gni,lyt tLa f:Irj,wis In H. I,r,as,a1
chY9ytnl,er ~''''''.'' - NV 'A'i
mn unjust aI,IInr rlnsy ~ ~ w att1 e"EGs NJ,
Gf tho fl,t,st iitiiilrntiMf ponra aavs thn+ liz
In tn t,,ras,srns ~ ~, i.,yr w. ~ r.,
latter shows uco mor, ti,n Irt, iminnt;an III tn tn
feEuntt tie Internal ,itfara of % thu ch,,reh mtter
tntnn non,na u. in,inn a,en ~ @ts 49, e.. ~ IL
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fnH DEATH or TIE ENTREES.
81 e. PETERSBURG, June Tho Empress died
Haeh asleep. Tho Imperial family WINS not pres~
s Sas a. tho dissolution, mt being awaro that
@ea1n "as 10 ilcar. Saturday tho romalns wuro
ao 10 tte palaco ohapcl In Ut, opon coffin by tho
w x4ar anu oIKhtcoh Grnnd Dukcs. Tho romnIns pf
~ ~ Empress wore removed To tho o-paulov-
rHtoased tha rttoesson which cunsstoh 0t tho
sandas, ss military detachmcnts Coa't olttoius,
KnioStsot0,s bearers, clergy, decnrntlons, orders,
hca..Ga Gmpefnr III md Grand Dukos followed tho
So, AH ATTACK lNTEHpxu,
tettttSioN, juno IA UerlIn dlspntch says In
nask nakence rcnuhGt 1T. Fptcr4burX that lilo CHI.
Was..@0r were raising iarKe bt,lIos Of tf0ups Oh tho
rt,hsalasil 1rnntfor, nII M nttInk Ia espectGd
"''4oat tao forlantity OF deolAration OF war.