The daily gazette., 1880-05-14
The Exodus From EurODe.

AN IMMENSE RUSH TO THE UNITED
STATES
LONDON, May IL, 1880.
The emigration continues to be very
heavy. According to the advices of the
steamship companies the volume of the
emigration for May promises TO excel
tllat Of April, during which month 29,-
4Ol passengers left Liverpool, Of whom
%, Isl went to the United States. The
Cunard Steamship Company will this
week send out nearly 1900 passengers.
Several lines have found it necessary
o put on extra steamers. The demand
or accommodation at Queenstown
realty exceeds the supply. Companies
which sold tickets in advance are COM
PEELED to pay deten money to emf
Grants awaiting their turns.
Daniel cornweIl's Hard Luck.
AUBURN, N. Y, May 13.-W Within
twehty-four hours remarkable run Of
Lard luck befell Daniel Cornwell, an
ice dealer and farmer. This morning
Al O'Clock team drawing his ioe
wagon ran away, demoiishinR the
wagon; Last evening at 6 clock
load of hay tipped over, severely in
jnring him. AT midnight HIS house and
barn, together with all the furniture,
nay grain, horses and cattle, were
burned bv Invertebrates. The loss is
over $4,000; insurance small
senators Cameron and Blaine.
From the North American Rer.
Senator Cameron and Senator Blaine
ale excellent personal friends, though
the former has been using every possible
means for months TO advance a cause
which tends TO postpone the political
ASPIRATIONS Of the latter. If they were
Southern politicians, Mr.. Blaine would
frown and turn away twhen Mr.. Came
ron passed by, and Mr.. Cameron would
try TO prove that Mr.. Blaine struck Billy
Patterson, stole Stewart's body and slit
Cadet Whittaker's ears.
WEAVE2S ON A STRIKE.
LoNI on, May 13.-About 1900
weavers at Blackburn struck Yesterday.
The element of bitterness which char
acterized the last strike is not present in
this one nor is it certain that a majority
of the weavers have decided in favor of
a strike had the question been submitted
to ballot. An early disintegratIon
therefore is expected.
4 VitidOe Burned on n TronD.
HUDSON, N. Y, May 13.-Tbe village
OF Stnyvesant, eleven miles north Of
this city, was destroyed by fire this
morning, involving loss of over $780,
900. Among the fine resideI.ce de-
stroyed is that Of Senator Wendoyer.
a tramp giving the name OF James
Smith was arrested and lodged in iail
here, charged with causing the fire.
SALE OF BUILDING LOTS.
Tomorrow afternoon at $50 O'Clock
Thomas NJ. Ogle will sell at public sale
on the premises in Browntown, q
splendidly situated building lots, con
venlent to Harlan & Hollingsworth',
sh pY ard, Delaware pulp works, an,
| many other industrial establishments
These lots are The best in the market
besides being free from city taxes.
Police Hearings.
The BotoriOus James johnson was be
fore the Mayor this corning ON tn,
| charge of being drunk. He admitte,
| the charge, and begged to BIZ let off ant
| he would sart Immediately for Phlladel
! phia, The Mayor could not see IL II
that light, and required him to pay o
cents and costs.
An Old Man Restored to Health
BATAVIA, N. Y, sept. Is, 1875.
| II. II. WARNER II Co., RoCH ESTER. N
| .-6ENTLEMEN-"For forty years hav,
| suffered with diabetes, being Obliged d
| Vold urlne as often as once In thirty min
| utes, aud have also been a great suffere
| rom palpltation of the. heart. 1 am nov
using your diabetes cure. and can trul,
Say at So venty years of age, that IL maxi Q
| me feel like new man."
| mmyl3eod2w. PETER SHowERMAN.
| Gas and water have been shut OF
rom the postottice and sub-treasury Ii
business.