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The daily gazette., 1880-11-04
WILMINGTON DEL. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER A. 1880.
NEW CASTLE TEACHERS.
MEETING OF TIKI INSTITUTE Fon THI
COUNTY.

NOoNA
In Newark, yesterday, the annual
session Of the New Castle county
Teachers Institute commenced and
opened at $3.50 p. M, with Superinten-
dent Groves presiding, and the Rev.
A. j. Stone, of St. Thomas P. L.
Church, opening the exercises with
prayer. Tho roll-call showed fifty
members present, The temporary sec
retaries were Miss Lizzie Smith, of
Rockland, and G. W. May, of Will
mington.
President Purnell, Of Delaware Col
lege, welcomedsthe Institute in a brief
speech. He urged that teachers should
not be backward in demanding of the
State proper support for education.
Superintendent Groves seconded
President Purnslps speech, and took
opportunity to compliment the schools
and the methods of Sussex county
teachers.
S. I. Ford, Of Wilmington, was to
have discussed Reading" but being
but being absent, Rev. A. r. Horn,
principal of the normal and academic
deparement of Muhlenberg College, of
Allentown, Pa, was heard on "School
Economy" The headings Of the lee
ture were Time and resources, the
pupils work, opportunity for study,
management of recitations.
Each heading was ampli6ed in the
most thorough manner, and the address
was very interesting.
After the address Prof. Purnell and
John Mclaughlin, were chosen Vice
Presidents of the Association, and the
following we're also chosen secretaries,
A. d. Harrington, Miss Fannie M.
Briscoe, Miss Lizzie Hopes; treasurer,
Miss s. M. Fell.
The Rev. J. A. Stone suggested that
every teacher be requested TO take NOTES
OIL the Institute lectures and hand them
TO the Superintendent, at the latter's
next visit to their schools.
In the evening another session was
held, at which Rev. A. Z. Van Horn
lectured on Fami liar Science, and Miss
Emma Robinson, Of Newark, read an
interesting essay on FrebsPs Kinder
Ea:ten.
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WOULD NOT PROSECUTE.

At the hearings this morning before
the Mayor, the case Of John Haney for
attempting to shoot his wife on Monday
evening was called.
The faithless wife who was present,
stated that she did not desire to prose-
cute him, providing he would no longer
threaten her, and cease from following
her on the streets. The husband denied
that he had followed her, as he had no
desire to do so, and would not speak to
her If he met her. He promised, how
ever, to leave her severely alone, and he
was dismissed. The Mayor Informed
Mrs. Haney that she had better quit run
ming after Walls, or having anything to
do with him, as she did not know what
might result from her actions.
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THHELECTIoN IN DUCK CREEK.
Special correspondence of Gazette.

ON 1NNAi DOI'i NVF' U'
The election passed off very quiet
lv in Duck Creek Hundred and there
is great enthusiasm among the Re-
publicans over the dispatches an
nouncing the general result. At the
Houst on Club room refreshments
were served at intervals to the
sleepy occupants. In Smyrna, ev-
erything passed off quietly, with the
execution of some little crowding
at the polls this morning, which oc-
casioned some dispute between the
two contending parties, but it was
soon settled. Both parties worked
earnestly for success.
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NEW ADVERTlSEAIENTs.
PUBLIC SALE

or Household and Kitchen Furniture at
the residence of John Pyle, New Castle,
on TU ESDAY Nov. 9, 1880. consisting OF 3
Bed Clothing, Blankets. etc. Bureau,
Wash Stands. Mirror, ETC.: 200 yards OF
Carpet, consisting of Brussels, Ingram
and kag l Set Parlor Furniture, 2 Par
lor Stoves, l Extension Table, 2 Walnut
Dining and 8 other Tables Refrigerator,
Bread Safe, Lot OF Chairs Settees and
other Household Goods; 2 Clocks, large
Buckets and Kitchen Furniture. Alse, at
same time and place good Driving Hor-
ses, 8 Sets of Harness, Large Feed Chest,
and various other articles.
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock. A. M
Terms Cash. JOHN PYLE.
JAMES HOLIDAY, Auctioneer.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04

AS the Democrats have become ac-
customed to defeat they do not take
their failure to elect their Presidential
candidates as hard as their opponents
would have done. Still we have found
it hard enough, and can readily imag-
inc the regrets that must arise in
many of the States, where our Demos
cratic friends are beaten in everything
Nation al, State and municipal. The
Democrats Of Delaware are still able
to feel proud that their State has been
kept from the hands of the Radical
spoilers,
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04

THIRTY thousand immigrants, and
more, landed At Castle Garden In Octo-
Der. It was the largest number ON re-
cord for that month, and for The nrs, ten
months Of this year there is an aggregate
OF nearly three huhdIsd thousand. An
increase of l5O per cent. above the arri-
walls for the corresponding months last
year.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04
PLANTING OYSTERS.

Capt. G. w. Tyler has finished con-
tract Of taking oysters from the Chesa-
peak to the Delaware. He has taken to
Mahon's River, near Lite Greek Land
ing from Miles river this fall, 1900
bushels Of oysters for which he paid 20
cents q bushel, thus leaving $4,250
among the oysterman of that place ON a
single contract. Many of the best OF
these oysters will 60 to the city market
next winter at perhaps dosble the cost
Of fplanting.-Smyrna Times.
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
HILLnapALu, Mich.

r. V. PIERCE, M. D.:
had serious disease of the lungs,
and was for time confined to my bed
and under the care OF physician. His
prescriptions did Dot help me. 1 grew
worse, coughing very severely. com
which helped me greatly. have taken
several bottles, and am restored to good
health. Yours Respectfully,
JUDITH BURNIPT.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04

.'Quoth the Raven, never moreW Blu
Wild Cherry and Hoarhound, for IL only
needs one trial Tor people evermore to
uIc 1t In cases of Colds, Coughs, and all
affections OF the Bronchial Tubes. Sold
by all reliable druggists at Is and % cents
per bottle, oct1z-lmddw.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04
i 9aily Sasstts.
|pST EDITION..
|ANCOCK,
..,. Soldier Statesman.
GRAND RESULT.
|, New York Herald
r,,r oF NEW YORK WOULD
". W pcTEp HANCOCK.

York Herald.
[otr OF NEW YORK WOULD
|.TE ELECTED HANCOCK
.,n,D, of the national, Con-
!. 'Sl Sl,,e aud municipal cleo
('s,nd euable the Herald TO pre-
(~iT,bly m full and accurate esti-
|itss % results. The main feature
/ ,,~ ~ Of Yesterday was the trans
N ", electoral vote Of California
|r,l, from the republican TO the
In column. In the former
|sopte,t IS so close tha. no ma
he definitely Civ II, but IL is
m, the republicans have fail
|,r i. There is still no news
|,r,op. Leaving hat State aside
f@d eIeclo. al votes slands-For
md Arthur, 2lO; for Hancock
[,f,h. ljs. Already, there fore,
FE2j votes ahead Of the lS5
n his election. Hancock, on
INLAND, lacks 20. Ncw York,
N votes throEn to the republi-
| move. itself the pivotal State
Ir'oD. 1t was carried for Gar
,u,J .rlty Of between $4,000
b.
uh b. oning iubilations OF the
usune the angrJ voices OF the
snocracy, charging the dis
be bllnderer, Kelly, who
Elegantly paved the way in
aiilhe triumph Of their foes.
dy%venth Congress will have
an majority Of IL in the House
Sai.e, II not a tie, will be very
ut legislature will have 10
b. AH.mbIymen, 4S democrats
seQtent democrat. On joint
thoOse a successor to United
slu Kernan the republicans
rlnli9rity of 4S.
ay and county complete re-
rvo'e cast show that 1t only
asVO0 short Of the registration
l5li ola registration uf 2l6,-
aG complete :eturLs shsw that
ns7ed III, 1873 against SO, ,25e
iii. The city republican vote for
,.lOEs an increase of 43 per
slNtr vote in 1876. The demo-
ITsns is only s per cent.
rR. Grace has been elected
as..m majjrily Of 2,904,
Lf Register, has 7,440, Truax
EG Court, Gals, and Smyth fol
b,Wl.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04

THERE arc rumors current Of at
tempts ct fraud in New York. 1t is
stated that the Republicans are hold
ing back the returns. and that great
excitement has .beenoccasioned In con-
sequence. The Democrats are watch
ing their game, many believin; that
they may have carried the State.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04
On Duty Again.

Officer Cannon, who was strck along
side of tho head with brick thrown Dy
u negro near National Hall, on the Sun
day morning following the riot at that
place went on duty this morning for the
first time since the occurrence Of the affair,
He still suffers at times with severe
pains in his head.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04

New JERSEY goes emoc ratio; but
her gallant Democracy had hard
fight for it, and only came out of the
contest with the msagre majority Of
1900.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04
Committed To New Castle.

James johnson, notorious character
who spends most of his time in New
Castle, was before the Mayor this morn
ing. de was arrested by officer Be-nhardt
yesterday afternoon, while begging in
the Vicinity of Fifth and Tatnall streets.
He was committed for 80 days.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04

A special meeting of the New Castle
Pre,bytery will be held in Central Pres
byterian church this city on Tuesday
afternoon next to take into consideration
The question of calling Rev. W. q. Alex
a der TO the Middletown church.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04
DIED.
the lst inst, Lawrence

the lst inst, Lawrence
Schlegel, in the 58th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
street, on Thursday, Nov. 4th, at O'Clock
a. m. High Mass at Church of Sacred
Heart. Interment at Cathedral Ceme-
terry. 2rs
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04
'ooh AFTER ELEC
TION.
k,sD," AtLf TO HIS DUTIss Al
VI HIS MILITARY DIV.

|isDtp ~ HIS DUTIES Az
" HIS MILITARY D1yt
ksSis. 5..t rose , early yesterday,
tnF H. I.sh s'.. 10 his GesdquarIsyrs, GdTsy,
'ed belrss.ea@1 in good spirits,
EaiaI ai'ni over the resnIt rnu,HAhSn 10 or OF
| |riaassI ri&ssIi'l9 =, peOple can stand i, -
peOple II .Al,i 1t Is decrsed that tbe
iai a si,s vi, snall l.a he thwarted, II W IL
ssayasi' s'1T ot no. no opinion regarding
@ dld Sa Ol 'he Democratic canis
s&s tcTe'Icans, cvsn, lie had hopeI, sS
p'ssio'n', auansisII a1S sIeo,lOn anG -. TO
.psrnsaSsss aSs'nelt " of the Govern. ern.
hot b, : country. saly. These priv.
IS,s,sd. ' accorded to hun pi,v, AND
Il SS'9s!os & Of = siS,"w. New Jersey, Gen.
b, D. frankIIn 'Sten W, Island, Gen.
S,ne Of ,bs bad others visited him, him
", ,ss,.llg eIec'ioGa H Gay, a few des.
VIZ itceived' fSturns in Ills al
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04
MAR RIED.

MARSHALL-iOOD.-I this city on
lIth month, 3rd, 1850. at the residence Of
the brides mother, No. 5,3 W. 4th street,
by Friends ceremony, T. Elwood Mar
snail, of Chester county, Pa. aAd Ella 8.
Good of this city.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-04

HOW A LITTLE TROUBLE IN THE
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT WAS
SETTLED.
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Tho G.. IL d. Canal Case.

BALTIMORE. MD, Nov. l2.-Tho case of
Daniel K. Stewart, of Richmond, Va. pre-,
terred bondhoIdsr against tho president and
directors Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
70. for the appointment Of receiver was taken
up for a hearing to-day 10 the u. 8. Circuit
Court before judges Bond and Morris. The
bill of the complainant vas filed IN
January last and since that time o
large uumbsr Of witnesses have bseu examined
end their testimony taken before commissioners
appointed by the court. The bill charges
mismapagement ty the president ard direc'
tors of the company 10 the applica-
ton of its funds and pvays that they
be esioined from exercising any of the powers,
furc.lors and franchises of the corporation. A
large array of couus,l Of the leading menbars
of the bar of Maryland are engaged 10 the case.
By an agreement complanan.'s counsel will
have two days for presenting their case, coun
sci for respondents three days for reply. aud
complaipanL's one day in which to close. The
case is of much importance. as the State OF
Maryland has over $4,000. 090 invested in the
canal
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The radicals are as anxlous to stop the inVes-
tigation of the New Y ork election frauds as they
were to compromise with the editor of the
Truth, before the election. with regard to dc.
NAL on his part of the geuuin sness of the Morey
letter. Their leading newspapers, 10 order to
induce the Now Y ork democrats to abandon tie
investigation they have instituted. have been
publishing spurious letters from General Han
cock, 10 which it is made to appear that The
General. tho man who is naturally as mu,h in
terested 10 provog the lrauduercy of the re-
cent election as any one else, is perfectly satis-
fled With the result as announced, and i, utterly
opposed to the effort now 10 progress to render
patent tho fraud by which that result was
effected. Mr.. JEWELS letter to MIR. Garfield
advising compromise with tho editor of the
Truth. and the publication Of these alleged letters
OF General Hancock, which he never wrote, ex-
hibit an anxiety On the psrt of the radicals that
i'll conports With that serenity bred of perfect
security. Men conscious Of right would OF
trouble themselves about such things as the
Morey letter and the Investigation Of New York
election roturGs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-12

Mr.. Psrneli's efforts to attain notoriety have
resulted 10 producing uncertainty, disquiet.
confusion. religious aninosity, and state not
far removed FROM anarchy in ireland. Of
c,urss the Blush government will not allow
this to continue. Grievous as are the suffer-
ings of the Irish, they would be more grievous
still were such coudition of affairs TO exist
any longer. The IT restoration Of quiet, the re-
establishment of order. and the enforcement of
the laws will oer'aiuly bo better for all parties,
poor as we'll as rcb; and there is no doubt that
the British government, for liz own security,
will not hesitate much longer in prccsedipg with
the work CT effeo,iog the change. Mr.. Parnell
is rich and csn avoid the legitimate conse-
qaepces of his acts. but bis poor followers will
be compelled to besr them, and when laboriDg
under their sufferings they may possibly realize
the extent of bis demagogisn and of their OVID
sillines, in allowing him 10 deceive them, and
10 cemmitting the excuses to which he iroited
them.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Business il looking up somewhat, and the
prospect is brighter. Receipts Of grsin ara fair.
the msrke! active and prices we'll sustained We
note with pleasure revival Of trade direc. with
foreign markets, and hope that every encopr.
sgsnent will be given the fostering of so i'm.
po,tsnt sn addition to our business interests. In
money circles there is more activity, and the re-
cent advance in the prices of our State securities
has caused some excitement here, and it is un-
derstood that upwards of $500 000 Of the different
classes of bonds held here have been disposed of
at the advance. Money is in better demand,
but the banks are sbundsntly supplied. and on
good collateral there is no difficulty in obtaining
loans. In Baltimore there is q Ts:her better de.
mand for money, bat the supply is ample and
rates rule easy. Tho range of figures is 4s5 per
cent for loans and 5a6 per cent for discounts the
inside figures somewhat exceptional. The New
York money mai kst is slowly but surely hard
enisg. FeI, if any, loans on call are making as
low as per cent; a good many are making at 5
per can't while as high as per cent has been, q
single lot 81 GEO. 600 having been lent by q large
financial institution at that rate 1t is said that,
while call loans omm,nd the rates named mon
ey can bs borrowed for four months at d per
cent, that Time bridging the season when the
market will be stringent, if st all. For thirty or
sixty days per cent has been paid, whilo for
six months 3! a per can't is very full quots.
tioa. The New York banks are shipping good
deal of currency of one kind and sno,ner. Gov.
ernnent bonds were frmer yesterday. and at
the final call in New York GJ of 1881 were
hiVhar End rev 81, 41s ard q, wore each hioh
or than 1T the close on Wednesday. The per
cant ware acted 1l0ta1l0s for all classes. State
securities generally are quiet except Virgnias,
which haVs been very excited Yesterday in
Baltimore consols opened strong and Z higher,
So. 0o0 changing hands at IL but subsequently
the mRrke. weakened. aad The price fell to GO,
and after the board sses were made down
to G74, decne of e from the closing price
of "Wednesday. The sales for the day amounted
to $4,000. The 10 i05 were very active, blu! ir.
req u ar: opened strong a. 49, advancing to 47b,
again falling back to 4G thea recovering to 47,
and after the board closed selling a. &c .45 The
sales aggregated Sl73.tO0. Deferred certificates
were dull. closing with only 81 bid, against Is
on Tueedsy Posters sold at 261 and closed 26
bid Coupons we're comparatively steady at
about former figure Railroad stocks wore dull,
but Balti more and Ohio common was frmer, q
few eh ares selling at Hill. agairs! 100 on Wed.
nesdsy. Manassas sevens sold at 9lB and clos cd
943 .95. against 94a0is previously. We quote o.
A. e NJ. IS 9iia95; o. & A. 6s 1st liz; do. G.
"a, llG &c. 1881; 81; Go. So 4Lh, 81; IVA. & Tom.
6s I'd, 1881.
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Mine Explosion.

HALIFAX, N. s., Nov. - About G:30 this
morning an explosion of gas occurred on the
South side Of Ford Pit, OF Stellarton. All the
miners werc ct work in different bands. The
explosion Wss 80 terrible as 10 sweep quito
across TO the other side of the pit. killing meD
aad horses within reach. Almost all the men
on the north side will be saved while all at
work 90 the south sido have b,en lost A.
least 60 are missirg Full particulars arc not
set kuoWD. Five men have been brought uD
aud ore likely to recover. Probably DO are shut
up with the fallen coal Oh the south side. The
accident it is presumed was caused by sumo
miner firing shot in the forbidden patt Ct the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-12
FOREIGN NEWS.

= Kelly. tho notorious Australian bushranger.
has been killed.
The q aeen of Hollands sister, Princess Pau
lice of Weldtck, has been betrothed to Prince
Alexis of Bentheim S;einfurs, and tbe Duchess
Helena Of Mecblsnburg- Streiz to the heredi-
tsry Prizes William CT Nassau.
The losses by The eartt quake 10 Agram, Gro
atis, 90 Tuesday arc estimated OF 100000
forins. reckoning the damage done to the
churches Reports of destruction have been
received from tho surrounding county. Fresh
shocks ct esrtt qusks occurred at neon yessey-
day, and many HOUSES fell, .causiog most
fearful paIic. The session of the Diet is sus-
pended on account of the danger.
In the Frerch Chamber of Deputies yester.
day a vote of cabfdelc G., 10 the ministry wss
adopted By 297 yeas TO 12l Days. At the re.
assembling OF the Chamber NJ. Baudy d'Asson
took bis seat. despite the recent vote expellirg
him. He refused to leave, Notwithstanding the
orders OF NJ. Gambetls. president. The latter
then suspended the sitliog. The members of
The N, iGrity left the Heuse. The Right re
maiued. NJ. Bsudry d'Assou continuing ob
durste, the bureau of the Chamber ordered his
expu son, apd the military guard called 10
forced him away. The members of the Right
clustered srouod NJ. Baudfy 6'Assop. who.
expelled by tie uoited forts Of fifteen soldiers
and cor fnsd in 40 &C i.c,nt room.
The prosecution OF members Of the ltish
L,pd Leseu ers were cou m anced in Dublin yes
,erday. The Excitement is on the decrease.
Cor fl c,s between Orspgemen ard troops On
one side and lsnG ltpg1ers on the other sro ap
pretended. A crtwa solicitor and land agent.
while collecting rents. carried 10 his hat large
photograph of Mr. Parne which he showed
TO all tie tenants. 1t proved better safe.
guard aaaiIst O bullet than the ooats Of armor
which are said to be 10 curse of construction
for tie IRISH land agents. The Boycott relief
expedition, composed Of OraDgsmen. who went
to Mr.. BoycotL's place 10 harvest hiscrope, we're
guarded BY two tqusdrous of husssrs and one
of dragons. besides detachment of artillery,
With Two csnuop. The peasants all along the
route gathered in crest numbers, and cursed
aud rallied at the Ofsusemen end troops, but
did not offer any violence.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Secretaries EVsrts and Schuiz paid visit to
the Hampton Normal School yesterday.
The High Point farm. ISL acres. 10 L1u-
doun county, has been sold to 9. g. MERCER,
fer $4,000. .........
The tad, Of L7pohburg has increased greatly
duiog the year. Ooe mercantile firm reports
having sold 50 far this year $50 900 more goods
than during the whole Of 1879.
Jesse Smith, not:rious cOlorcd horse thief
was convicted in Heurico County Court cf three
cases Of horse stealing, yesterday, and sentenced
TO the pcDitcutiarY for twenty years aud six
moDlb5.
Tho cid LibbG Prison 10 Richmond vas yes
terdaY sold at suction 10 Mr. James L. Gray for
S. 725 Tho uucioneer suggested that the
bricks 10 this historic building cauld b. sold fer
enc dollar pieoo at the North, and as there
wero about Two hundred aud forty thousand the
property ought to triog TWO hundred AID forty
thousand dJllars
A dispute occurred yesterday evening 10
Richmond between r bert James aud Charles
Watson, colcred stevedores. 10 which the form,
er stabbed the latter in he heart with pocket.
knf., and killed hin. Tie ron grew Gu: of a
contention about dog. A cioWd Of coIoIed
stevedorss gathered around the conhatants aud
INSISTED that they Should hght II our. D1fle2
i.3e osrnbas James got koifa AID stabbed his
sntagoo;s', if log wound lear ,hs hear,
from which the wvuaded naa died il e shG.t
zinc. TIE murderer rushed through tts crowd
pathered about iha soe0s Of ;ho iglt sd nsde
his escape.
Tho O2era House a. L5,chburg was crowded
last Dig hi en- the ccc,sion Of tie rtc'puon of q
lumber o! NoIthetn capitalists, insps cling the
iron iitersst Of The Safe, With view 20 large
Investments 10 furnaces and lands A plumber
of spec ohes were made by Northcro aod South
ero men. The result of the visit will probably
he lareo Investments in Virginia iron lsncs.
Senator Blairo spnt telegram, dated New
York, rearettiDg his inability to be present aud
hoping some arrangement msy be made to So
cure supplies Of coal and ora from Virginia 20
supply Pitsburg and other manufacturing clt!es.
The capitalists left this morning for more ex
tended survey Of the Clifton Forge road and
coal field
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The case OF James O'Briec. alias Lindsey,
sud s. s. Morey, charged With perjury 10 the
Morey letter case, was before the grand jury of
the General Sessions, 10 New York, yesterday.
Az Indictment was ordered for pe,jaly against
O'Briep. and Morey vas used IS State 8
eyi lenes and sent to tho House Of Detention
as q witness The confessions of James
O'Btien and s. 8. Mercy, the substance
OF which appeared in yesterdays Gazette,
were handed TO the press BY Colonel
Bliss. who remarked that they were complete
BIZ far az they went. Other and more import.
Int confessions are said to heys bsen made, srd
arrests are expected TO day.