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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-23
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-23

lied the ATT investigation Let
ls kaop Ssal ;ss de-ai'i we're
of that nutritious sfs. A. 10 re minor
part Of the eoaliosetsy concerning the
exseS language u7sd by iir. Bsyard. our
OWL opinion Is that fif anuem hes got
two portions q tho speech mixed up, ard
thai us ACCENTS :ct tbs Ggocr.sey In
groupiuR Sticn ia tbs only error,
spparartiy. MIR Btsatd go charge that
mDns, sas K or,ed iron Phelps. Dodge
d 90 AID trat At,b1r GorgqA, Lsh n,
Jsshs rnI GuiAliLs "a. yDT.icAs OF it.
and c dd snow mat lie eoIsiaered the
transActiou tiissnesfnl 10 all OF them. he
has never i=n.sA ihs and vs. presume he
Is atnndaGtiy SHE . prove Il, e9sn from
the fo,in=r Investigation, snd To establish
II far t'ofs clearly by "a new Que Let US
Thea have utw ons. ,irce lhs &c men
have .op-ued " tho -uljec!. |; .aay not
be pleas at, but " viii nOt be uuwhoie-
sone 60 show the American people Just
VII Il -ori If meH Il - tnet kosuoa Conk.
ling nppai.iS Cos fnof If Nsw York and
Vice President II lhr C,ted States with
tn ac'tve e'i o. the peonle " the country.
Tue pset. angl' NOT III safiuk from the
inlIaat ahc lsig- Of tbs exc. wo,k CT
| th=ir osh L,Ld-,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-23

Dir James Anthony Frande, it is ma,
generally kno~a, T. r"gphily Oriai ia
dsaeon in the Established Church Of Eng
hand aud Vas i writer On Cardinal
Newman's Lives ~ the Saints. He was
ordained in lsti and va, an arla,,I
dI"cipIe of Pussy ihm.
Tbackersys great weakness, avs a
writer, was jealousy Of Dickens. Charles
was too snb!imely egotistical TO he Jealous
OF Anybody. The question for debating
societies to eonsider IL, which was the least
admirable in character, the Jealous or the
egotlstiGal man = C3mmtyciU .idaeyfis-r
Respectfully referred to Charles R-sds.
MIR. Mahonr, the new $ .uatnr trcp.
Virginia, vas Il poor Irish hoy educated
on y free erhoiarship at tho military
institute wherein S oueWalt jackson
t2uPht. He began his caraer by carrying
a surveyor cham on railroad, and was
known Ms = skiiifnl neral in the
Confederate army. A correspt ndent of
the Troy Times says that Mahone's
disisionwas the only one winch apl care d
on the final scene At Appnmattox Court
House intact and unbroken in spirlt and
discipline.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-23

luig~ Eradford's decision in the
wingate case renand, il 10 tue nrisdio-
tiou otihe Mayor. hi. seems TO be yalua-
bic st defining the authority still lott to
the Slate4 over auch OF their citizens as
mas he made l'nited States Deputy Mar
shaIs In all ctrenSe- made iuictable by
the laks Of 4 state, deputy marshal is
beyond the authority and ahoye the iaris.
d,c-iou ct the ttAt= OF Sh;ch he is a
c!.!lsa, but the amazing privilege Is still
left I'll" state Of arresting hi'n for unindict-
allie ottenses and requiring him to give
bail 10 keep the peace. /, j. w,ll 10 have
It fined
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-23
4 p1sHRACEFUL soRNE.
1soI Words spoken In the House
Liar, V.iiain End HcoundrrI -
Almost Isteus.

Almost steTs.
The VI. npion eclaspc. .seLl vi no
Fhiiadt'P';'s Tins gives iLe following
account of ,hs encounter in the
HOUSE tceeiay. bet@eea Mesrrs.
Weav Iui iprrfs britay ,e.
feFrsd T.. ia olt Congressional rgrort
Tn funding ii Eas un6et discussion and
Mt " afs. Sd ..iiir + ~ IN a 3use.
which vae -itt'r- "a Gnmmit,re of The
Whoie. he s.sas dr1sel from the fund.
Ing oil "a tpl tias, and iiaaliy went
INTO ths l4aAAa 'iapAign ana descnoed
thf uHauca"e ~ 80 mpts * the peIno-
crate co'pu''tter 10 &c: possession " the
Gee 4bs. K ,iapSs g. indianapolis The
Times corre ,ronNent 4sye
Tho House had beeou.e very nacn excited
Weaver had beeu interrupted again and again.
The Republican side gathered ra nQ9se be-
hind the GreenDaok leader and spplauded
every telling point and jeered the Democrats
who attempted TO reply till they were angrily
shaking their hstr even al each other.
Scuteels member was III his sent and no
3ctublauee OF order was observed. From E
SPICY debate the whole scene had assumed the
character vi n bur room row. Weaver had
kept his head and the Democrats had LOST
theirs. Ia fact. tie Iowa HreeuhacEel
warmed up with good huInor and made u
soyA many NcIf EIthSi AeloItbi clilcI VI us
own OF prompted by the Republicans about
hin Ills confidence became swagger upon
successive advantages AID his tone grew more
sarcastic. blllylug and oXa5perating Al
every itep. one Oh those who had
Interrupted hin was Mr. sparkle, Of
Illinois. ar sparks 10 al haselbie old
man and invariably loses his temper "iene' Ell
he gel7 III oAThcsl. lie WAS very much IN
earnest to-day, and thus lis good temper was
cOu5DlgulJusV absent Having thought a
httlu over some remark LIE hau made, ht
again Interrupted weaver by way of apology.
lie Understood. ho said, that the gentleman
from Iowa Ind mistaken the application Of
what lie Nl@thal hau 7ald, bHt II was not
Intended as personal 10 NM Nj. Weaver
heard INN thfohsh then said That he had not
Nllsnnuefslopu hI. Slhlhs ana hau no hici
that he meant 10 insult INN. Tins WAS well
enough 80 lar, ana thr mattel should nave
endcu mere, nut weaver went on 10 say That
HAD Mr. sparks Used Sueil language 10 hun
and were lie within the reach OF his arm,
either Mllhh Inc baf ~ tlls House or ont, he
would nave certainly chastl'ed INN. ms
bfGSgadoclu ana Inc covert snccr ~ The
apology tthuercu was HI tiiat could nave
been needed 10 nave ilrcd ANYBODY.
All SpaiNs was pollllS oNct N Hasn, ne
seelheu 70 ll7c 70 moro thsh MS usual night
a7 ne Ittoiteu' WIN screening 'hreasih, loul
arm YOU arm SHOULD nave 40 more
lear ol liHt thah Had OF the 'trccnhacR
party az Tue t'ttlLol' addressed myself 10 q
man VINO aPpeal7 10 br Iachiils niue lhhtlnots
OF SelichIhI'
The confusion became SoErcat that tho last
words OF MIR. SPARKS could not be heard, OK
cept by those ~ tue hnIncdlate vicinity. Mr.
weaver commenced 10 say thal hlS lighting
weight was 80 pounds lie thought Mr.
SPARKS was excited and had better nj down
Sparks was now boiling over with rage and
nti1AlHI ar rN,1 ~.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-23

We sometimes doubt if the inspiration.
Of The Almighty could give u Western
Congre75toan understanding Senator uig.
of Colorado, Who has naturally = stroEg
interest III having ss u.uch silver used for
coin as possible, introduced bill yes.ar-
day providing that all legal indpr not1s
under the denomination Of i've
dollars hereafter redeemed by the
Treasury shall b." cancelled With
view, Dt course, to substituting
silver dollars for such notes, but hc made
the proposed bill further provide that
notes Of higher denomination tAau five
dollars should be issued III place Of the
small notes caneeltd There i, no reason
! for this last provision, except TO satisfy
the crazy idea Of the iuf.sionists, and
1t would work directly against the
senators object, which is to make
a place in Our currency for the
silver ,i1lar-, 'rhu csncellation of tn,
small notes will do ;hla, and the dollar
will be received az par 40 long rs there mr.
no more 81 them han are n-f dad for thi
purpose lne ouly WAY ont Of tn
present iuaceauag diff nifty for sac silye
men il 10 create demand for silver dol
lars III this way snd then allow the coiEag
Of tue dollars 10 los regulated hy sue
demsi l.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-23

The Philadelphia Press makes some
false statements concerning the character
design and etfe,t OF the Delaware assess,
ment laws. Until the Press gets from
under the shadow of wilful fslsehood 1t is
not entitled to an answer to any criticisms
1t may make No one can ell whether It
believes Z at present,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-23

I.' scientific miscellany whi.a appears
In THIS weeks JouESAi is prepared
for ;h'- AID a few other papers by COM
potent .cigntiet OF national reputation aud
is designed TO be- a summary of news in
relation to events in the scientific world
II will appear weekly aud we think from
what we know OF the matter that It will
not only prove highly interesting but will
keep our people really abreast with
scientific news - far as this tan be done
by a nowspape
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-23

It must be surrendered in explanation
of the interes; Of the Philadelphia Press
IN MIR. Conklins, which interest appears
TO be reclprocated, that after a vain search
for sufficient trains to edit newspaper
had been made In Pennsylvania, the paper
imported the necessary article from New
York and that 1t came with its quality
warranted by Oonkling.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-23

The West Cheste. I-lHge Rec9,d, edited
by Mr.. II. NJ. jenkins, of course assumes
that Mr.. Bsysrd said In substance what
the Pres imputed to him but, it never
theless doubts the eSpediency on the
'part of Mr.. Conkling aud the other
"gentlemen who Joined in signing the
card, o, reviving debate upon an inves.
tigatiou into the prosecution of the
Phelps, Dodge Il Co. case, which 1t says
was one OF 1.-The least savory features" of
the whole "moiety business" We think
time will show the. Mr.. Jenkins is right
In his doubt.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-23
THE '''.c~>'t Hound tOExpiaiu M
bods ing

Is the Philadelphia Pres content 10
rest In the hole ia which Il aas pp, itself
in its attack Gu 5 ngtos Bayaris Il frst
published = gatbled extract from an
alleged report Of y speech by the
Senator Il subsequently learned that
Mr. hay id denied the accuracy
OF its report 1t next puohsh 81 card
signed by Cnnkhne Arthur, Boutwell, and
Davis, bitterly assaihng Senator B4yard
for never having disciaiued the language
which tht Pres lad attributed To hum
and gave II its editorial indorsa.
me,t Mr.. b.y4rd promptly showed that
long brfors, IL correspond with not
merely senator GonRling. but with a
menier Of the Pros staH, he had dtnie
the aeclracy OF the report Inc kuoYi.
! edge Of such d.hial wA4 inns brought
hore to the -igners OF the card,
Or a. hast one # ih-ui. 4, d
to the PrstH, ITSELF This bong The
| case tie card contained 4 titiiusIa.r f.is4.
hood which the i'T,N, Knew 10 be ;,.ise.
hood Shn i pLa!i7Ee1 IT, In accuracy
OF tht rtpurt, II viii ht --rm, has nothing
to DO with hi, matter. The cl,Srge was
that Mr. B4yard had never denied making
certain stateui' nj attributed TO him in the
| PrfN, Il is ncw alnit,ed that lie had
denied Them AID that the Pres aud al
least one OF the aignrr- OF the card, bad
known such 10 be- tue fast,
What is the Press answer 10 this ul.a,
proof OF talaebold IN which IL appsara /,
have hsen T. Conscious s"complice IL /,
that IL. B.gtrd's dsniAl va. r!tacr
mistake or !a!aehooi y IA
dfn"{f the very tling which stand
at the threshold % this cuntrovers,
to be settled is The declaration
OF ConklnS and other, endorsed by tn
Press that Nr Bhyard never made ~,
denial. Before We can logically get alonI
to the discussion OF the accuracy OF a de-
NAL let u hays Al understanding ny t.
whether or bot tue Pres admit
that aaGia! was made. an
il 50 what i In. 20 40
for beginning til, present controversy vii
deeart.uu that uoae ,yer was uade
We presume that he country a. large
tired OF tins mater, or at least OF thi
aspect OF IL; but the prtss has no right ,
throw IL on Oh the pleA OF weariles,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-23

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of H. httlti,n- t,rr,.l, .,,.,,.' ..,,.,.
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by 'Ircynlgaf. III, HI r.,,..i y.,,, ,rl'. '1'.
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-23

OIe day Bismarck was on. walking and
was shot al aud wounded He went home
and iock his dinner, aud WHEN it was over
he went with his Siie into this parlor aud
fheertuiiy told her that h. bnd had a
narrow escape.
II heard Albert Gallttin say writes a
correspondent Of the Albany Jempal. lin
8 conversation which he did me- thu honor
Of holding with me in his old age, thai ne
thought taat Washington loved uniy one
man, and lbst was Lafayette
The Empress EugoEie is very wealthy
woman. She has estates II Hungary,
Spain, Francs, Switzerland, Italy aud
England. She has, besides, the product
OF savings and speoulatious aud the
insurancea on the life of her late husband.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-23
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4f. 5. II. Joseph. Agent Eniesson's
A'hN'Is.s, iemarks | can, with truth,
7pesS ffom experiences audi ia saying
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rtr hnt partly express my good opinion
81 i j,'iig FOrt HayH6 lseatiHtI
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ill. Tua Consular and Diplomatic bQl Ma.
tulru Iin bat l,-, Than "A lliniqlDi.,;..t ,, H.
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-23

~
AAe 'Ct.'NAL = not lnforulfd Sa 20
tne process OF reasoning by which Jadge
liou9'ou rescued ms ''nciN7ion to with.
utH" 'i'Hi VI contest lof CONGRESSMAN
Ai't.'L ; s'At ~ Col GfeSs' hH' It 10 exceed
luS'y wen N''isa "itA tie coAeiN-ion,
nov ger reached Tor e ht' 10 4 ,ire TO
mas 'Ne "'''- u a BID business. We
pressure t""'N-r, t'iat Judge
houston. ~A@ w'' h'7.'y -ommoned
tfou 1" b7och "a In'a comfy 10
go = p"NeT In1 read AMI sign the 10TH
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s.hs DeIa,ne and as 47c: Medium Masne1 Svino
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washed Com'ing and Desinc so@5ooi and Xxx
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Ok aJsc Coarse oarpot wcoD 19d2lc Pniod-ES.rs, &c
rino S3aSsc super. rs 40c.; Lambs SUPER o"@o''
california Wool Quoted.
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finauria!.
OFrTCg OP TIIR
NRw.YoRK, LAKE ERIR AND WESTERN RAILROAD Co.
NKw-YoRK. June Is, 1880.
rgNHIS COMPANY has made an arrangement


NRw.YoRK, LAKE ERIR AND WESTERN RAILROAD Co.
NKw-YoRK. June Is. 1880.
THIS COMPANY has made an arrangement
Il With Messrs DREXEI. MORGAN 4 %. To extend the
Fourth Mortgage Bonds bv the New Sok ana Efi
Railroad Company maturing october next tie prhlpi
and October seiarnuslly at cent per annm poth
United states gold OF the present standard weight ana me
The right extend above reserved to such Of
pos their bonds for that with Messs DIeNe MOT
gan d Co. prior TO the 10th OF september next , - .
not be adcd by the noldefs OF De
purpose by Mes,rs Drexe Morgan Co..
viii BIO paid al maturity. III. J. JEWErT, President
90 Wallet NEW YORK. June 25, $780,
referring 10 tho above notice OF the Newfos Lake ERE
ana Railroad company ready 10 receive
any the New YORK and Erie Railroad Fourth Mortgage
We are also prepared buy 0O and accrued interest
OF the bonds the holders o Nlnch SCH
rather than extend. DRfAEl. MOh0aN ~ co
no THE BONDnOLDERS of the UTAH
i WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.-NoTICE Is
Bondholders of the UTAH WESTERN RAILWAY COM
PANl have taken proceedings 10 freGOse tho mortgage
An agreement bid the property for the bohdohers and
appoint trustee for that purpose has ceen signed by large
majority OF the b0ndh0iders.
who signed the agreement can 90 so y
APPLYING at the office OF THE UNION TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW-YDRK. at No. 7S BroaG way, New York CITY.
Bcndhoders VIII please deposit their bonds with sad rst
railway conformity 10 me ABOVE
named agreement Depot Receipts Transferable
by Endorsement. signed Dy sfa frdst Company -, ,..
requested dor convenience oil
Compapy) leave their examination &c. ana ie-
'' W WI f. i. BISHOP,
Il. VI. BASSEII.
Trustees Mortgage Of Utah Western Railway 90
W 4 A.D