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LETTEV FROM GEORGETOWN.
Special Correspopdence of the GaEstts.

GkoKGErowN, Del, Nov. 3.
The only man ON the Democratic tick
81 in this county about whose election
there can be any possible doubt, IN the
Sheriff, and at this time IL IL believed he
Is ele, ted by tifty majority. Before thts
reaches you everything will be- fully set
tied by telegraph. Mr.. Bayard succeeds
Mr.. Bayard in thr u. s. Senate. There
was great fight here to defeat the legis-
lative ticket. All the money III : could
be spent was here for use. Not less than
$1,000 was stributed for votes by both
parties, aud no more could be used for
want OF material to spend II upon. For
tunat-ly for the Democrats they could
Ret along with less tn M: ont half
ne money the Republicans used. The
Republicans were sapguine OF Carrying
the county, and had n thorough organi-
zation for the use OF money-paying
in one ins'apce 500 for the influence
Of one man. In Nanucoke Hundred,
II is said $500 we're placed in the hands
Of one man for a certain uum her of votes
Yesterday again decided that Sussex
was not purchasable. The general price
OF white votes was SIS; colored votes,
from SIS TO $40.
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boston came up smiling for II !
with 800 majority, but Il d'dn!, - u " !
the SOLID New Eng and for GsraelS
New York City gave Hapco,1 !,
majority yesterday, but gave the n \
fearful brainclout. e' '''e IL
Philadelphia gave Garfield y, NM
record d her hostility for riuv. ,,'I' y
vote for Pattison. "s' D
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WALL STREET YEsrERDAY.-stock
were fairly active aud strong. Govern
1snt bonds advanced and railways we're
arm. Money loaned as high ~ 5 per
cent, but the ruling rate WAS four, and
the closing rate 5. Foreign exchange
was quiet.
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ELECTION or OFFIoERs.-The Yves

ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-The West
Chester and Wilmington Plank Road
Company held its annual election on
Monday last, which resulted as follows:
President, NJ. B. Hickman; Directors,
Evans Rogers, Henry Buckwalte, f.
H. Gheen, Bentley Worth, William
Penn Darlington.
After the organization of The Board, s.
g. Hickman was elected Secretary and
Treasurer.
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A SERIOUS DISTURBANCES.

Special Despatch to the Gazette.
LYME. MASS, 8, p. M "A distarbanco
o cured this afternoon IN this CITY. which
ct one time threaten, d o turn into Iiot
was sau ed byA Republican remarkiue
every one who voted for II ancock was a
copperhead. The police nualiy restored
order.
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Cheap Boots and Aho..

Daniel McCusker, 2lJ West secon,
" go' In "A large stock Of boo,san1
Tor the fall trade, an he is de,erm,n1
sell Them cheaper than any shoe han'
the city. He wishes his friend, ,nI
public In gene al to give him a ca,,
oe convinced that he has good boot,
oct2-d&wsm. wv
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Returns frow the other seven Hun
dreds run the majority for the elec 0
past five hundred, and for Congress to
about four hundred. The Democratic
candidate for Sheriff, Sam'l J. Mortln,
barely pulls through with a majority OF
about fifty In the county. In Broad
Creek, Bob Lo nbdtn's Hundred, the
Legislative and county ticket in general
vas scratched about 60 votes.
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n LF TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR
LIST OF PIIZRa

1887 Prizes, amou nting TO. .xIlO. 400
Responsible co responding agen ts want
ed at all points, to whom liberal com pen
Bation will be paid.
For further infurmatl n, write clearly,
giving fun address, Send orders by ak.
press, or Regis cred Letter or Money
Order by mail, add "'Ased only to
N. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
No. 3l9 Broadway, New York.
All our Grand Drawings
ar' uud' The supervision and man aae-
ment OF Generals g. T. Bsauregard and
uIHi a. Eaplv.
septes-.taw4w&w,
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NEW JERSEY,

SOME FIGURES ERoM ESSEX COUNTY.
Essex county, complete, gives the Re.
publican electors 2,963. ani Potts, Re.
publican candidate for Governor, 1929,
Tho complexion of the State Legislature
ls still in doub'.
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BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS.

Those who have never had the OPP
portuniiy Of SEEING glass blow ers at
work. should not fail to visit the exhi-
bition given by the Bohemian glass
blowers, in the building No. SOC Mar
ket street. Their exhibitions are we'll
worth a visit, and all who attend are
presented with sample Of their vol k
in the shape of toys, etc.
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The majorities ON the Sheriff, Core
ner, Levy Court and Legislative tick
cts run about the same. Returns from
Duck Creek, Little Creek and Mil
ford, not included in the above, will
make the majority nearly 800.
SUSSEX FIGURES.
GEoRaETowN, Nov. 3.
Returns from Sussex ON the Elec-
toral, Congressional and Sheriffalty
tickets are as follows
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WEST VIRGINIA,

WHEELING, Nov.2.-- Returns from
throughout the $ ate Indicate n majority
for Hancock of 1900. Congressman
Bsnj. Wilson (Drm) IL elected in the
First District aud John e. henBa DEM
In the Third. j. e. y. Hoge DEM 10
elected in the Second District to sue
ceed Marion.
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COMING BALLS.

Lovers OF dancing should rememb bt I
that the second annual ball of tue Norma
Social Club takes place in Wsb.ter'S
Dancing Academy, Masonio Temple, on
Friday evening, the 10Th inst, Those
Sho attended ths first ball given by the
CLUB last year, will, no doubt attend the
coming one, S the members of tho
Norma viii spare NO pains to make all
who attend suJoy themselves.
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COLOR ADO.

DENVER, Col, Nov. 1T Is estimat-
ei 'hat Arrapahos County will give from
900 to 1000 Republican majority, a gain
of nearly 200 Tn" Republicans will
carry the State probably by an Increased
maj Irity. The returns will be late owl n2
to the lengh of he ticket and the time
for closing the polls
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ePEClAL NOIICE.
A CAR D.

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretions OF youth, nervous
weak ness, early decay, loss oi manhood,
&C., will send a recipe that Will cure yoL
America. Send q self addressed envelope
70 the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station ID
NrD York CUV. MaY4-eodDAwly
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The brewery of Ranker & Lutz, in
Fort Wayne, Ind, was destroyed yes
terday morning by an incendlary fire.
The barn of William M. Henderson,
n ar Carlisle, Pa, was also destroyed
with II 7head Of cattle, by an incendiary
fire.
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.

LARG EST RETAIL ST. JCK oFHosIERY AND
Underwear In America. COOK BROTHER
Nos. oI and 50 NORTH EIGHTH ST., pHILA
DELrnIA Mail orders will have prompt
attel Iion. JanA-wly3plr.
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FOURTH EDITION
Inl,cns.ens for rs-Da, .

Clear or partly cloudy weather, south
wort TO southeast winds, generally lower
temperature. stationary or higher baron-
ster.
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FIFTH EDITION.
FROM KENT AND SUSSEX.

THE DOWN STATE DEMOCRATS GAL
LANTLY HOLD THEIR OWN.
special TO the GAZETTE.
DOVER, November 3.
Following are partial returns from
Kent County:
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The wide spread fame of DR.. Bull'i
Cough Syrup Is justly won by Its "wn
merits and the reputation it has ga
has been secured by Its unlverHa use.
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Those VINO have tried IT, say, ., i. Or,
only one cough medicine and ina, a. 10 'oaIy
Bulls Cough syrup. 1t Is cheap wv '
- cents a bottle.
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OTICE.- Persons VINO were dTsleS 1l.,s.
~ The state OF Delaware for the Uhl'o,|
States ilitary service IA May, ian' ~ W
July, 1864. and paid com mnts'i21s ,Iss and| mi
were afterwards again drafted N ,,s,,, 'oo, "p n,
were required 10 procure suoS'l,ui uo1S'haIsitef
enter the military service under lie y, ,l, cnne
draft, will ind IL 10 oiheir yahlast SoIf Is,Isf
munlcate, either personally or ~ hy,sn All.
tnorized by the state Log gislature to coi,fS.
rom the Secretary of War, the "omhTTSa, w.
ton money paid by such persons, Ips ~
Secretary OF war having been di1To,oG dndnmuls,
et OF 90 ngress 10 refund me W'iip g NV
@ a paid on such cases. &. ii b. p'''
Dove Eel. Julv 10.
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ENoR SALE "A nlgnIy improved tarm
T. OF lOS scres,in White clay Greek hun
irei. 4 enclosed In Usage Hedge. Dl
chard in full bearing. Public schoo. ad-
toinins the fern. Buildings Large Man
siotl, Double Tenant House, Barn, tSranary
anu All ou er buildings necessary on u
drsi class farr zmiles from station on
p. ". 4 h. - Centrally located. .
miles from Wilmington. Apply W
JNO. W. WHITMAN.
ReAk k.afata aUbl 10 knurln aIreaA
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LOUISIANA STATE Lottery &C

This institution was regularly moor
porated by The Legislature OF the State "a
Educational and Charitable purposes. in
lsb6, Tor the term of Twenty ave
feHrs, TO which contract the inviolable
talth oi the state Is p edged, which pledge
popular vote, securing It's franchise n The
new constitution adopted December I'd.
A; d., 1873, with capital of s., 600 600 te
which 1t has since adde / a reserve una ~
overfsO,M Its Grand Single Mum her
DAstributfOns will take place monthIv
on the second Tuesday.
n neVer &dies or pestpones. Look at ths
following distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE; s3O, 900,
1000 TICK ETS AT TWO DOLLARS
EAEH-
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complete record or the early and
military life of MAJ.-GENER WINFIELD
y. dANCoCK. with a fun and graphic ac-
ctdcnts AT the Cincinnati Convention, also
The platform. table Of ballots anu letters
of acceptance. with the life of W. Il. ENG
LIsH. Richly embellished with numer-
ou. aittstic illustrations and fine, hand
some engraved portraits OF each candi-
date. sue success 10 all who take hold I;
will pOrIJis ely outsell ali books. send for
cir ui.trs aad rNtr. icrms.
Address. II. W. KELLEY a CO.,
b-Itw. III SAMSON St.. Pnlla. Pa.
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-
6A MARKET STREET,
Ell MA RK IN STREET.
NJ. KENAARI 4 co.

"a M. n hN = AMI . W.
w Seem To have realizel the great
iml ortAnce OF three leading necessary
AuJuncts to succesA In trade, VIA
LIG
POLITE ATTENTION.
One 10 impressed Immediately upon en-.
teri their store with the sPlerdid nEht
when falls upon and uround every object
in Tho room, which shows on the iuli
stock of goods 10 Aplend ID advantage, ane
afrOI DIS the purchaser nue opportunity 70
examine fabrics IN psrfscl ease In any
part OF the Establishment. Then, 100, the
goods ON the con nters And shelves are so
csuveniently arranged that IL must De
pleasure o the salssmen, as well as pur-
chaAers, to handle thdm. Every hrucie
La as its depart nnent and every department
IL 40 arranged that IL requires but .
glance aud "A touch to place them Deioro
ssstomera Tue Whole snsct OF the store
is artistic and pleasant, and, coupled
with the
POLITE ATTENTION
OF the salesladies and aalssmen, Il is not
wonderful that this house enjoys a nne
reputation and patronage.
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~. follow, Atter Takina
as SEQ ueEce OF Self Abuse; rs Loss OF
Memory, Universal Lassitude, Pain In the
Back, Dim moss Of Vision, Prem ature Old
Age, an many Other Diseases tn at lead to
Insanity or Consumption and Prem ature
let which We desire To send free 6y mail
to every one. ~ The SPECIFIC Med ioins IL
sold hv all druggists at 81 per package, on
six pac .gcs for s5, or will be sent free BY
~ ali on receipt of the money By address
lno THEGRAY MEDICINE Co,
No. 10 Mechanics Block, Detroit, Mich
sS-So,i IN Wilmington by q. JAMEa
BELT. who.e ale and retail. Agent. Cor.
eHj were tDar6-dAw
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WiIln ngIOL Markets.
CATTLE MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. oct. -, +. NJ.
BEES CATTLE were In fair demand this
week u about former rates. rs 0 head
sod at the different yards At 3a5Isr. per
10 aA To condition
FHEEP were rather easier 4,0UO head
arrived and sold at the different yards
al 3a5Lsn., and lambs AT A., &c. per ID, as
70 quality,
Hoes were a fraction lower. rs . head
sold Ut the different yards al 6lka73z c. per
lb., the latter rate for extra.
PARK DROVE YARD.
Park Drove Yard, West PhtLa., Oct. u.
eHHP. Extra, ITO 70 1870 ms, 1LSa5l<; good
" - IUU bG., - 10 10 % w; fair. % 20 50
hs., 4<to41s; stock sheep 81 IS TO s. IS; good
lambs, "a 10 &c; common lambs, t2to " 80,
calves, TO go. supply light, but
enough for all demands. Arrivals, 45Ot
cad Market closed dull
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WHEAT r, :: 4: =: T: :: ::::::!: =:
oot.YeOdly
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FURNIIU Ri /
Of EVERY VARIETY AND SILL
Consisting OF Mahogany, Rosewood W.
Walnut Furniture suitable iOf Pai'oA
dining room and chamber uses.
our assortment OF Furniture IL lMs9
and more varied than can De iounu
Delaware, and all articles l9lu ~ ~
Establishment are WARRANTED az leP'9
sented. .h,orob1
Venitian Blinds OF the most iashlonsuaa
designs made TO order and kept conslsn,
ly on hand. We also manniactuIs ~,
constantly keep large asssIllnens .a,
Spring, Hair, Moss and liusk hStlIe'S0'' haSMeS
Al j " ~
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TAKE NOTlCEI

This is the only Lottery voted on
by the people Of a State, and under
late decision of the U. S. Supreme
Court at Washington, is the only
legal Lottery now in the United
States, all other charters having been
repealed or having no existence.
~ SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
TRIBTTION, CLASS L AT New oe-
LEANS, TUh SDAY, NOV'BER 9th lisa
-l26th MOnth:- Drawing
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THE CARPET DEP ARrMENT

SHAWL AND CLOAK DEFIANT
MENT 10 also full OF very pretty
things, the leading feature VI which, and
wuish the house makea . great specially
OF, u the celebrated Excelsior AiddleasL
sh wi. in all styles and eolors, pro-
nounced by judges to bp the best Ameri-
eau shawl manufactured. IL takes ths
prize wherever exhibited.
Thsvsry latest sty les
DOLMANn AND COATS
are exhibited in this department, and the
nrm claim that In buying . coat OF them
purchasers get exactly the material con-
ire otsd for. In this, hs In All things else.
the salesman stands between the goods
and the Gu ,toInsr. Everything sold 10
virtually nuai ianteed. This is q x. eat de-
slderatun 10 purchasers.
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=. .r.e mARk Tne ursa,

the Great
Il n G lis b
Remedy,an
d nfa ailin g
c u r Q for
y e m in al
Weakna SIS,
Sperm ator-
rhea. impo-
tency, and
. llf Ibtaaa No.
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NE DtbaS BUTTON DEPARTMENT
CoIh PIlses all The latest dssigus for
IN THE MATTER OF RIRBoNs
Ihey nave very ful' and complete stock
prominent feature of which Is d, line OF
sulerlor black and CO loTed ribbon war.
AN ELEGANT LINE
OH
LADIEv AND MISSES HOSIERY
is also exhibited. They shsw this season
Ilns ol Wsrd's u4onhon), Ladies' and
MlAhea sofa Hosiery la ali sizes and
CO Ois.
KID GLOVES,
VI INC very best uallty and styles, such
ss IIeIousse and Delorlns, French kid, the
lnesl gIoNen IN America IN all sizes aud
coIofa winch are being sold at low figures
ior lhuA qnAilIy OF gloves.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-08-04
"The Boys in Blue"

The following, published in the
New York papers, completely refute
the "campaign lie''put forth, to the
effect that General Grant advocated
the election of General Hancock:
''MAN1ToU, Co.., July 81, 1880
"Col. Drake De Kay, adjutant gen
eral Boys in Blue New York City :
:'Publish order telegrarhed. In
my opinion the best interests of the
whole country, North and South, de-
mand the success of the ticket head.
ed by Garfield and Arthur.
''HEADQUARTERs UNION VETERANS
UNION, BOYS IN BIUE,'
New YORK, July %, 1880.
General Orders No. /. II The
member for each State of the nation.
al committee Of the Union Veterans
Union will at once proceed to organ
ize the Boys in Blue in their res
pectiye States to promote the elec-
ton of Garfield and Arthur.
II. The organization of Boys in
Blue will report to the department
commanders in their respective
States.
BY order Of U. S. Grant,
Commander in Chief,
Boys in Blue. ,
''Drake De Kay,
Adjutant General. :"
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-08-04
Germany and Minnesota.

The faithful and elaborate descrip.
tiou of Minnesota, published in the
Chicago Times Of the Sd inst, it is
stated, will appear shortly in one of
the eastern German papers, which
has an extensive circulation IN this
country, and an extra edition of it
is to be printed for distribution in
northern Germany. Letters receiv.
ed at the Office of the State Board of
lmmi gration inform the secre-
tary that Minnesota is general
ly held in high esteem by the peo-
pie Of North Germany, who regard
it the best place to emigrate to,
and many Of those, now looking
forward to the establishment Of
a home in America, have fixed up
on Minnesota as their destination.
The secretary regrets that the board
has not about two thousand dollars
more to spend. in advertising the
State in Continental Europe this
year.
The disposition of the we'll to do
farmers of northern Europe is to
found homes for their families in
America, and this sentiment is more
than at any former time within the
last century.-Er.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-08-04

Indiana Republicans accuse the
Democratic opponents with contem.
plating an outrageous fraud i'll con-
nection with the decision of the SUI
preme court in relation to the a.
mendments to the constitution
They say that if the Democrats car
~ the State in October the decision
will stand, but, if they are defeated,
the Democrats will again vote for
State Officers III November, the
court will review and revise its de-
cision, and the November election
will be declared the only legal one.
1t seems hardly creditable that men
occupying a respectable position
would be guilty Of such crime, but
the Democratic Supreme Court has
never yet failed to meet the demands
OF its party. The Republicans,
however, are forewarned and will
not probably allow themselves
to be defeated by such a plot.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-08-04
Minnesota News.

Fred Eyslem, German of Alex.
andria, about thirty three years old,
committed suicide by shooting him
self while standing in a Lake one
night last week. The body was
found the next morning.
! RenviUe Tnnes:--A young boy by
the name of Olson, living in the
town of Palmyra, had one foot cut
off and the other badly nangled, on
the Doth ult., by being thrown upon
a reaper sickle. No particulars.
Little Falls Transcripts: Henry
karving Of Rich Prairie, who lives
near Reinhart Stumph's place, acct
IDENTIFY stepped on the snath of a
sythe that he had laid in the grass,
and the point of the sythe flew up
and cut his abdoman so that the
bowels protruded. It was believed
at first that the wound would prove
fatal, but we hear later that there
is fair prospect of his recovery.
The State Auditor has lately sold
81, 945 acres of school lands in the
frontier counties for s2O9,983. In
Marshal county the lands sold for
nearly $40 per acre.
Gen. Albert Pike, grand comman.
der Of the southern jurisdiction Of
Scottish Rite Masonry, established
4 lodge Of that order in Mankato
last week, to be known as Osiris
lodge, No. 5.
st. Peter Tribune: Barley Yields
we'll this year. Andrew Carlson
thrcshed out Henry Schrapel's crop
Of barley III Sharon, lie Srcur coun-
ty, last week, and it yielded forty
six bushels to the acre. Charles
ke]tgen of Belg grade also threshed
his last week and got 4S bushels to
the acre.
According to the returns of the
census the indebtedness Of the vari-
Gus municipalities Of Minnesota
amount to about five and quarter
millions Of dollars, or about seven
dollars per capita.
w. =. Wheaton, of Wheaton U.s.
land, Big Stone Lake, offers to wa.
ger his island, valued at SIS, 900,
against 81, 500 in cash, with any
checker player in the United States
to play tournament of five sittings,
each sitting to comprise twelve
games.
| Anoka Union: G. G.. Richardson,
of Ramsey, was kicked by four
year old colt last week and badly
hurt. The animal kicked with such
force as to send Richardson through
the side of barn.
Recently William Roy, of Pipe.
stone county, very inconsiderately
built smudge fire in his barn and
went away and left it. The barn,
three horses, harness and other
things were destroyed. He returned
in the height of the fire and was ter.
ribly burnt in a vain attempt to save
his horses.
The tramp nuisance is increasing.
Tramps are swarmirg like hornets
all over Minnesota, and are exhibit
ing unusual propensities for commit
ting bold acts Of criminallity. Strln-
gent antl.tramp laws in other States
are driving them into Mime sofa,
whose last legislature failed to en-
act proper anti.tramp law.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-08-04
Paris Letter.
Paris, July 18th, 1880.
Howard.

AoOOs
The preparations that are being
made for the fitting celebration Of
the national tete on July 18th are
progressing rapidly, and the festiv-
val promises to be one of unusual
brilliancy, not to say splendor. Be.
sides the distribution of new colors
to the army at Longchamps, there
are to be great variety of enter
tainments nearer in town, and if
the weather proves favorable, the
scene will be simply magnificent.
The authorities are already doing
much towards rendering the fete
success, but private bounty is also
coming to the front. Nor are the
poor to he forgotten. Money is to
be given with a liberal hand, so
that nothing will be lacking to
make their enjoyment of the day COM
plete. 1t is impossible to give your
readers more than a general idea of
next weeks programme, including
the eventful day; details may be
filled in afterwards as occasion per.
mits. On Monday there is to be
grand dinner Of 100 covers, followed
by a reception at the War Office.
On Tuesday, dinner and reception
at the Elysee; Thursday, a gala
representation at the Opera; Friday,
dinner and reception at the Presi-
dency of the Chambers of Deputies.
Ministers and generals and the Sen
ior colonels in Paris are invited to
these dinners. On Wednesday,
the 14th, the distribution of the new
colors, and the review at Long
champs will combine business with
the pleasure of the day. Thirty.
five thousand invitation cards have
been printed, the tribune of the
President being reserved for the
Corps Diplomatlque and the State
officials. The work now going on
at Longchamps is advancing rapid
ly, and when it is concluded the
temporary tribune will extend over
a surface Of 200 yards. The cham.
bers are to be asked for new cred.
it of 100000 franks for these expen-
SEES. The Place de la Concorde, al
ways gay, is to be one blaze Of light
on Wednesday evening, and the il
Nominations will be carried up the
Champs de Elysee to the Arc de
Triomphe, presenting really fairy.
like effect. Colored lamps and fes.
toons are to be hung in the Tuiler.
lie gardens as well as IN those Of
Luxembourg. In the Place de la
Bastille, a reproduction in granite
paving stones Of the principal out.
lines Of the famous fortress has al
ready been erected and will, indeed
be one Of the most appropriate feat
ures Of the day. The Place du
Trone is also to be brilliantly illu-
minated and adorned with masts
and bunting; fireworks are to be let
off in this square. There is some
talk Of Illuminating the Pare Mon
ceaux, and of constructing an arc
de triomphe in the Place de L OPP
era, the latter for the trifing sum
Of go, 900 francs. Triumphal ar
ches are also TO be erected along the
Bouleyards. Besides these there
are to be lllumiaations Of Streets.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-08-04


Henry P~hler, M. c., gives notice
that he has the appointment of a
cadet to West Point, and states that
comparative examination Of all
applicants will be held, by a COM
mittec appointed for that purpose,
at st. Peter, at 10 o'clock, on the
9th day of September, 1880, at which
time a cadet and alternate will be
selected. The candidate must be
not less than seventeen years
OF age nor more than twenty
two years; must pass a satisfactory
physical examination, and also in
the common branches, including the
history of the United States.