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The daily gazette., 1880-04-14
MAR RlEn.

WARD-FOX.-On Monday, April 6th,
1880, at st. Peters Pro-Cathedral. by
Rev. Edward Ign. Taylor. bernard
Ward to Isabella Fox. both OF this city.
MAGU E-CHALMERS.-on Tuesday.
April 18th, 1880, at ~. Peters Pro-
Cathedral, by Rev. Edward Ign. Taylor,
Francis to Elizabeth Chalmers, both of
Wilmington. .tt..f = ..g, A.
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New Castles Election.
MAYOR eIFFIN DEFEATED BY SAMUEL
H. BLACK, IN A CLOSE CONTEST.

MAYOR GIFFIN DEFEATED BY SAMUEL
H. BLACK, IN A CLOSE CONTEST.
Four hundred and two votes were
cast at the charter election in New
Castle, yesterday, and Thomas Giffin,
who has been annually elected Mayor
with little or no opposition since the
city was incorporated, in 1875, was de-
feated by Samuel II. Black, by the
meagre majority of three votes. The
election was without political signifi-
canoe, both candidates for Mayor, and
nearly all the candidates for the other
offices being of the Democratic persua-
sion. The contest was purely of a
personal nature, and the Mayor-elect,
who is well-known young business
man of New Castle, opened his can
vass several weeks ago, and conducted
it vigorously up to the close of the
polls. From Shawtown, one of the
suburbs of the city, he received an al
most unanimous support, and the en-
ployees of the Delaware Iron Works,
it is said, very generally voted his
ticket. The polls were crowded dur
ing the day, and great interest was felt
in the result, but everything passed of
quietly, with no hard words or sore
feelings. Following are the full re-
turns of the election
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pnly Jackson Wood Burned Lime
It promptly on application at 5A
street. Price reasonable. 1.-THE
Pc cheapest" swsQt.
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Bouth seems to be going 'solid''
4. What are the Republicans
IL been so dreadfully ..afraid Of
|South" "going to do about 1t ?"
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DIE D.

SING ES.-On the lith inst, Julia A.
Singles, aged years and months.
Funeral from the residence of her grand
father. John e. Lewis. Newark, Del 4, ON
Tuesday Afternoon, April Ii, at 8 O'Clock.
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Voting for a DeIeQare.

The conductors on the p. w. u b u
Delniar r., X. .'s, who are members OF the
National Condurtors' Association, are
voting for a delegate to attend the
National Convention, which meets In
Nashville, Tenn, in about two weeks.
be. - Ni1 ~
Headache, whether arising from Iu-
disgestlon or Nervousness, thoroughly
units any one for attention to business
or any other active effort. DR.. Bulls
Baltimore Pills always cure this distress
ing disorder, giving prompt relief after
the first dose. ~ 'Nif fAi
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Personal.

Alfred Waite, of this city, who has
for the past two years been engaged ON
the steamer Thomas Clyde, has been ap-
pointed TO the position of head steward
in the steamer. Mr.. Waite 10 quite .
young man, but be will no doubt fifl his
new position with credit. t'i Va Il .sflf
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~ oTICE.-I, Thomas Lawies do hereby
~ give notice that shall apply TO the
Judges of the Court IT General Sessions OF
the re ,ce and Jail Delivery OF the State
Of Delaware, in and for the county OF New
Castle, on Monday. the 10th day OF May
next, being the first day of the May Term,
A. ID. 1880. for a license to keep an inn or
tavern, known as the Mt. Pleasant Hotel,
in the vi lage of Charleston, in School
Districts Nos. % and rs. Christia q HID,
New Castle county and State Aforesaid ,
with the privilege to sell Intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart.
to be drunk on The premises. and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens recommend
the said application. to wit:
Peter Collins, Dennis Murphey,
Patrick Daley, Edward J. Bradley,
Hugh III Hand, James Tonner,
Paul Began. Charles Dever, vs.
Charles O'Donnell, James Harrity. Isl
Dennis Buckley, George Luton,
James W. Agnue. Thomas J. Hanly.
Thomas Toy.
ap14 st. l JHUMAS LAWLES.
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NJ OTICE.-I. Philip g. Plunkett. In :
IN compliance with the Ie4uirementa
of the act OF Assembly In such case made
l shall apply in writing to the Cours Of
General Sessions OF the Peace and JAN
Delivery of the state of Delaware, in and
for the coun y of New Castle, ON Monday,
day of the May Term, A. D.. 1880. for .
license to keep an inn or tavern a.
No. 200 West Front street, IN the
Delaware, and to sell intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than one quart.
to be drunk on The premises, and the fol-
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NEW ADvERTlsEMENrs.

w ANrED. boarders at sll Tatuall
w street. apl4 4ts
NJ OTICE.-The public are hereby noti-
IN fed not to negotiate a note given TO
j. II. Bringhurst for $7l .38. dated March
3, 1870, as said note has been lost. y"
apli3tt B. f, DUNCAN.
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svp may be found ON 1le .! & Geo; ;. J:
ss is,a's I Newspaper Advertising
n,uce St.). where advertisns
,nav s he made for itin New York.
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THE MEXICAN REPUBLIC.

MEXICO. Oct. 4.-The election of Gonzales
a. President has been accepted every part OF the
Republic Business and the financial situation con-
uuue to improve. All current expenses are promptly
paid, and debts being paid of.
Three Of the murderers Of COone! Greene have been
arrested and will De promptly executed. The fourth
guilty still At large, but efforts continue
10 be made for his capture.
Quite a number Of local railroads under con
structlon-
The telegraph system continues TO extend and now
includes distant points OF Topic, Rosario Mazatan.
Herno-1 and Others. bringing those places into direct
cummun cation with the capital There are now over
10000 miles Of line iu operation The Mexican Gulf
Hill be in operation next spring Il Is now beng
England, ana VIII De landed at Iexls port IL
January. and laid thence To Vera Cruz.
The Central Railroad project II denounced by the
newspapers ~ a speculative bubble the bursting OF
winch enrich certain NJ They speak OF the
ak about rapid work the road for tive months, aud
The employment Of 10000 men as absurd. To the LIST
this only and half miles Of the road
were finished. People beginning suspect rall way
schemes, AID are anNOusly waiting 70 heir from the
American stock market
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FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON. Thursday, {

LONDON. LuuTsddJt Oct Ii. 4ooOL
swaddle & Wnship have just completed a new boat
for Hanlan who better health.
st. Petersburg dispatch to The Duly Nelcs denies
the report that the RHssOChinese negotiations are
about t. bee broken OF.
The Austrian autononists making arrangements
for general meeting. 10 held Vienna before the
ASCENDING II the X, Ichsrath
dispatch from Meshed The Daily Yetcs that
Russian agents are buying large Quantities ~ in
81 Persia for the camp at DusulOum
telegram from Buenos Ayres says that General
Roca. in speecn assuming the Presidency OF IA
Confederation said that all MS efforts would directed
~ thr maintenance Of peace az home aud abroad
promotion Of national industry and the ccmentlng OF
lAc Of ali parts o the Confederation.
QUEBEC. Oct l4-Euillaus attemptek iast night 10
throw "a tram the Orh Shore Road 0f the rails by
placing an Obstruction on me track AZ POnt Rouge.
HALIFAX. y =, Oct 14At inquest held al Stellar
ton to-day on the body II Charles Bowan or the
victims OF the OIery disaster. the jury
dict 10 the eject that extra ion used as shown
from any responsibility Tor the the disaster.
NOMINAL Oct 14.-AIdermau Donovan has entered
SUN against Wagner Palace Car Company, FOR 5000
damages for eject NJ him from while en- route
from New-York to this city, Notwithstanding be had
paid for "A sleeping berth.
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A uANDs0ME pHOCt -siOS-APPLAUsE AND FLOWERS
-uLUNIN troNs At NIGHI-INTEGI- TING Incl
DrNrs-YEsrrEuAY's DoINGs.
BALTIMORE. Oct 14.-The third day Of the
,eI.b,ai.1u "Wednesday was marked by a parade OF
military, fire companies and other izauOns which
proved even Irorc attractive tEan anticipated The
pageant was one seldom equAed The tarong OF people
ON the streets was almost equal % that Of Monday
The line OF procession formed Broad way, the
ri.ht resting on Balumorc-st. Among the visiting
ORGANIZATIONS were The Warren Light Infantry, OF Front
ROYAL. Va. Norfolk B.ges Norfolk CRY Guard ana Jhe
Alexandra Light Infantry. There were 5000 men n
The Military vision. The Grand Army Division had
about 100 men. tent and campfire, with piece OF
artillery on wheels. were feature Of this division.
Uottei stats officials comprised tue Fourth Division
Tie Gag winch foAted over Fort MeHeury IN 1914
loaned for he carried open barouehe
aud formed conspicuous feature OF the parade, clos
M the Fourth u. vision. The Fifth Division was c0m
posed Of the police. 400 men; the sixth d.
vision the old United Fire Department Of
la ..nore with Od suction engine, and
the new department with modern apparatus
and the Seventh Division. Captain Rau's company Of
H.-.saIs, II Canton, and thc Bond Guards. Of Anne
Inc Inc we're formed on botl sides OF Broadway and
when completed Governor liza MILLION reviewed t-e
entire process ~ Ihr procession moved up la more
H. 10 Ccur. lo Holland. 10 Asquith. 10 Cav, 10
10 sharp Pratt EuJaw, % Bait more, 10 Green. u
Frank m 10 Euaw 20 MADISON. 10 Cathedral. ~ Chase
ton Monument, 10 HO0arl, 10 MMD.rry. 10 Eutaw, To
Bainmor To North To Lexington 10 Holiday III front OF
no City Hall where dismissed Along the entire
me Was continually a?panded ana showereu
with OOuque;s
Al thp entertain nent 70 the visiting members Of the
press nrs!ay, lnue sands IT, one OF the local com
Intc- 5t pon present nr sands II the Oldest
urulf m rdIUuT the state, being eighty Oncfy ara
id L. q, scunse % a sentiment complimentary 10 MIN
.e H. - cd he that he get IN TYPE win his owl
nauas ne original copy OF The star spanGeo Banner
ar Wr1r Ten Oy Nj Key.
Tnis was The day Of the celebration, ana II was
IL.
yer. . GOO m-r N Inc. In p1int OF numbers Oh the
streets 10 c9ua led, ~ u dd not exceed any OF the
other.. The uY the beneficial charitable.
.emp.rance re isous AMI clyll social soc
etles OF Lne DIV, prominent among wnich we're tue
"a .iouf.ns and Catholic kDighis CO.Orrd knights
Tempar and other orders, aud there waA beautiful
HORTICULTURAL display.
Tn-morrow there Will be "A grand parade OF Odd Eel
lows knights of Pythlas, Druids, Ancient order or
LATED " ,rkmen knights of the Golden Eagle Junior
Cr,er American Mechanics, Independent Order Of Me
cnauics HepJasOpus, sous OF IADe " ana Roy a. Are
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FINE COSTUMES on THE EAST SIDE

Lord 81 Taylors Grand-st. house is one of
the largest side OF the city. Last week
was devoted 10 the regular fall opening The whole
house was handsomely decorated with flowers arranged
I'm tasteful manner. In the millinery department it
was hard distinguish the natural from the artificial
flowers The millinery department OF this house very
large and ut opening novelties displayed
Tam o. Shauter hat OF gray striped pl ush was orna
mented with OF gray ostrich feathers that fell
beaver was trimmed with soft folds of silver-gray.
brown and cream-c olored SILK. The haring bum was
faced with brown push and an immense bird OF para
disc perched lefI side. small, close bonnet Of
strip.d garnet plush was 0rnamented with tuit Of
rarnet ostrich feathers; the strings were Of striped
nlush lined with OF the shade haring hat
of black velvet was trimmed with folds and knots OF
,,t black lg and dropping plumcs. Much Get,
nd roa.pcuous display Of feathers noticeable.
The -uit department contained mauy handsome cos
Times A dinner dfcss Of garnet grOsgrain conbit ed
" TN satin brOc.dc ~ garnet aad gold Wa made with
long round train drapcd with the two materials the
ace aud upper part has toilet were vi brOcade, I'm
Isusd with chenille fringe. O1e plush waking dress
mad n perfectly plain skirt OF striped plush, while
the pIain coat basque wls OF pasn, and was en-
tirelv without trimming opt the buttons which were
All nine metal on which rested enamel shell. walk
itR rapery OF embroidered caneishair; bands OF The
cmhrndery nished the edge OF the basque anu formed
M on the sleeves reception dress ui black
an and satin brocAde trimmed heavily win jettcd
nassementeue Inc CLOAK department showed ma ~
s,nf o rens ia the latest shape and materials, the
,y,,,f. among materials here being -atu-de- Lyon fDr
h,ndsnme wraps and mantrs. Tue hnnga this season
are nlusnes with plain ana striped coiorsd aud black
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CLAPPon Tuesday October T. saa E. xdQw Of the i tate
Henry B. Clapp. and daughter Of t1 ato "LAu H. LA
mineral rom her late resdsnce, Farmountave fremont
y. Y. FRIDAY morning. NJ 1920 O'Clock. - 60. -
Carriages waiting arrival Of JL5 train from Grand Cen
tral Depot
FAICHNEYIn Brooklyn. the 18th inst David Fachney
aget 90 wears.
funeral from Presbyterian Church corner OF
Throop and Woughby syes On saturday october To- a.
3p m
PAiRCHrLD- Suddenly IN New-York. October H. P :
Furchlld. aged - years
Notice Of funeral hereafter
HAVEN In Natck Mass october IL John Haven. aged
so
uODGKINsON-At Orange, y. D. October Il, 1880 VII
the ate Benjamin and sarah Emerson. OF Norfolk, Va
Notice Of funera htreaIief
LOWE-On I4Jn inst, Harry b. only child OF Henry 5
and Adei AIDE y. Lowe. aged 7 years.
FnIera SUNDAY october l., o'clock from the resi-
dence u his parents l62 Hall-st- Brooklyn, y. Y.
MELTEN- Hudson v. Y q. $780, Lucre TIA ray
Tor widow AT T. MIlen IN The 5oth ear O
her age.
H. at his residence in dgewood y. J.
Henry X Murray. OF the Naval tce.
HIS funeral viii De held 40 The Episcopal Church IN Edge
wood On Friday. the 18TH nsb, ~ 3 O'Clock p.
Friends are invited attend vi hons fur tner request
trains leave Chambersst lO:2U a. IL and las
7Rr vr-rs-4uddenv Of eiphthera On Thursday morning
October 1850 Arthur second sou OF anes ana Jessie
Anderson Yere8nce 10 tne 9th wear OF ms age.
the Residence ul l. parents No 20 " est
53i-st. SATURDAY morning. october H. al IL5O O'CLOCK
MEMORIAL services in the sabbath -chool OF The Central Pres
byferAn Church 57hst- near itaye sabbath afternoon
October T. at 23O O'CLOCK.
WEg-TER-Ar his residence this city on Thursday IAN
inst 80 a g. Webster, In the tth ear OF his age.
Peters church. " est -OtisL- Satur
cav morning. 18TH tI,... aJ , O'Clock.
FRIENDS o. the iamiI respectfully invited TO asteEd.
InterInent % Elizabeth. y j.
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DEATH or EDg4RD cLAREYcE AErcALE

Memphis has lately celebrated its immunity
tins wear from the scourge Of yellow fever 1t Is 10 be
hoped that the thankful and rejoicing citizens remem
bered the name of young man whose life wa sacrificed
for them Edward Clarence MetcsIf OF brunswick. Me-
after being graduated at Bowdoin College, engaged in
praoi,cal engineering under Colonel Warning. of Newport
RI When Memphis asked Colonel W'uinS TO construct
system sewerage for the cleansing of me city, he
seu yeupg Meteaf 70 ths execution Of his plans
He vent ont there asst November and WORKED incrs-
sanity until june having the responsibility u The entire
work. Nearly The engineers associated with hetcdH
sui, red with malaTis and 80 Weaken"d bl
II that on tie comp Of he work. Shrn ne started
10 20 home, ne was attacked again and lived only Ia
reach Newport. lie yOung man OF unusual prom
lac of ubspotcd character aud nigh talents nan Who
was never known 10 nch from bis duty. Though he
died al the age OF tWeutYtnIee. he lived To do greater
WORK than falls 10 the 10; Of many men VINO STOW gray
in fam
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Observation-Disclosures Tuesday October ~
thirteenth street Presbyterian 1ur by the heV
Albert 3. simpson and the Rev. Howard Crosby . D.
Waiter BrnckerhOf u Fanny L., daughter Of George H.
WyckOn. esd. all Of this city.
DWIGHT-LA rHAM-On Thursday, OCTOBER a at TRINITY
Chapel. the Rev Or 7wope COLONEL dmes l. D"gnt y"
Henrietta Marshall Latham.
GIII-HFNRY-On Nefnesilv. October 49, I'm St Geo rgs
Church l. l.. the Rev. J. Carpenter smith,
L ID. L. Gll, ~ columbus. ONO, 10 Florence,
eldest dau gnter Of Edwin Henry. Of Flushing.
GOFFE-ODELI.-On Wednesday. october -, az View no
ehele y Y by Rev. Charles r. Canedy Freeman I.
tiOfe Ella daughter OF G. ;. OdeL
oAKEY-WANZER-In this city. Wednesday, October
/. Prime assisted by he Rev u. = zoe
the Rev LAWS Lampman. the Rev Peter D. Oakey Oh
Springfield l. l., 70 julia Wanzor OF New YORK no carIs
PUrIJPs-MACY-Atth the residence brides pare1
HudsOn Y, october l3 by the Rev George G. frlsIry
Edward Phin OF Newark. y j. TO LctlJlA e., young
eat daughter Of Hiram Macy. No cards
sEYMOUR-JOHNSON-At Utica y. Y. October =, 1850,
Dy the Rev NJ Van Deusen D. D., HOratO seymour r.
to Abigail Adams. daughter Of tie LATE Alexander =
Johnson
SWAN-HUB BELL-At Chftondsie, Mass Mo day october
III 1890 by the Rev Charles NJ Mellen Arthur swan OF
New. York City, 10 sarah daughter Of Henry Clucas
ESQ 80 cards.
Al notices n Marriages aIa be ttI)set cath flN
..F.fr
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GEYERIL FOREIGN NEWS.
AFFAIRS IN FRA CE.

LONDON. Thursday. OF. L. 1880.
The correspondent of The Times at PARIS
teleerapbs ~ loow,: understand that the Projects
recommend the enforcement II be religious DEGREES at
one stroke in order not t. proon the agtdi Ion until the
triennia municipal elections ia November or January
II probable. therefore, that the proceedings against
the Unauthorized orders viii De larger scale than
was expected"
The managers OF the Trbouet and the Cfoyen news
paper) have sentenced 20 TX months lmprl-on-
ment and To pay a inc 20 1900, and one months I'M
prsonmcnt ami toe OF $50 respectively, for lDeung
president GrevY.
ms cons dered probable the French Legislature
viii meet on November o.
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4 Srlr AGAINST CH1RLEs H. SMITH,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 14.-Charles +. Smith,
Editor Of The Press, arrested this morning 400"
cnarge OF libel publ -hing a dispaic' from west
Chester lat Saturdays issue 10 lie effect that on the
occasion OF tine Democratic parade oxford. Chester
County. last week wednesday. 4 man named ia SON.
employed Dv the Baltimore Central Railroad Company
raised rebel nag Dy himself TIE d5palcl sia"d
that Dawson cx-rcbcl. and served Mississippi
regiment and that there great IgnatOn 20 us
action. Tue warrant sworn out by Thomas II D. "
son. before Justice o. The Peace 81 West Chester. NJ
Smith for nis appearance at West Chester
an .u...
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ORDER RETURNING IN TURKEY.

london, INufsIIdY, UCI
Special dispatches from COnstantinople agree
in dee airing that the real Of cesSion OF Dulcg-
no to Montenegro was the threatened occupation Of
Smyrna by Powers.
The D,riito OF Rome. says; IF Dulcigno is surren-
derrd a pause 10 the Of Eastern affairs must
necessarily ensue"
The Paris correspondent OF The Times suggests that
the Greeks should part of their wealth 10 Guy
from Turkey the territory which Greece claims
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.KLDNLGHI WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT NDlCATlONS
synonyms pr a, D IS, ~ 41,c.s.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, l a. m.-Clear
weather continues the Atlantic coast with slightly
warmer north winds and less pressure The bar
fallen tn Lake REGION and thence south
ward the Cali coast, southeast south
winds and hight rain. Warm southery winds and
parity coudy weather continue in Southwest, and
thence nOrtbwarr 70 tine Missouri Valley. The barom
highest the South Atlantic coast, and has
in the Northwest
IndtcdflOnS.
For New England and the Middle States slightly
warmer thery westerly winds falling barometer
parity cloudy weather and u the northern portions
ngnt rains.
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ser ously with operations account Of the cavng In
Of he earth Last nghJ the Top oi he tunnel cavod m
mailing Toe hfty feet square and sixty feet dccp.
Patrick Corr gan. ab0ror 10 The tu.ne accid uiaY
wicked INTO Ibis hole night. md body and die
nct-9t washed our ~ ur entrance 10 ne tunnel
this murulnk Corr. l'4 neck wa~ broken.
corner OF laboratory hndihk has settled intO
assn. and ru4thrr dHualc o. the hu dugs IL threat
cned The appar and other Tx lures are benz re-
.y.I
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TROUBLE FEARED IN COLORADO.

WARRINGTON Oct. 14-Secretary Schurz to-
day received dispatches from Commissioner heseham
and Agent Berry concerning The new phase OF the Colo
rsdo Ute dficuity. Commissioner Meaeham reports
thar eoun 90 tween state and the United states
u,hoyes seems probable account Of The arrest OF
Rerrv Ia connection with murder OF jackson BY tho
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THE SOUTH AMERICAN CONFLICT.
LONDON Thursday. Oct. Ia. 10


The Daily NeuS says: 60 There is reason for
not attaching much gravity to the Valparaiso tee-
grim 9h inst. ntIna ing that pending the peace
negotiations Africa Peru under the mediation OF the
United States, hosutes be continued by stipua-
ton II is 81 manifesty the advantage OF all parties
10 conclude prace that further struggle Is lmprOD-
able" TIE Tunes publishes the telegram referred TO
under reserve It's financial article.
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pohtical Notices.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER -

XVIII Assembly District Republican Campaign Club
viii meet ROSE HI LII HALL. az dave this eveins
Tne Freeman J. Fthan anu Robert Grove AL address
'a MtIiIsMs secfy T. BETrRIDEE Pres.
xXila Asse nnbty Dsrrct Pioneer Garfield and Arthur
Campaign Club Hegu meeting OF the Executive Com.
mittss this tFhIpAYl evening az NO z3sS 5dsye at
oeock after J. l. BhANlu. Of Ollo. aud
oters viii address The ROBERTS Gee Clue and
sins paans and victories OF Ohio and Indiana
'' BENJAMIN PA0k. PresideA2
WILLIAM WHITE. Secretary
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TTrUTvILLE. Penn. OCT l4.-Crude Oi-Shpmenta. 10000
bbs charters bb. sales. 100000 Do Uuite1 Pipe
Line opened ~ highest price. o. ci To-"
est price. g. sc. C.used az Jjasc.
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indiana He thinks impossible 70 attempt at present
the survey of the rr.eivaiion WHEN VII nave 10 NC
made Dr.U II ia Opener up for tct.rment -
re rcrry schurz has sent fr gram to D"V,ri"r ~
KIN. of Colorado. ask NJ MN to cooperate On me
U-lird etrte- auth.riip Boo preventing any aN cs-
acts. lie utnatr- tt the cnuduftrf tl' stale ON Is
i'm ,.lug Mr. Nrlcnam 80 1901 ANA nrresuAG MI
McAchIm mas lc'd 90 4 -urdcr
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tribune LOCAL oBsEfvArIoVs.

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Oct Is. l a. m.-After IL a. m.
Yesterday the movement of the barometer down
ward Clear and fair weather prevailed The tenn
pcrature ranged 43o and 64o the 52s
benz 9eo lower the corresponding day last year
ard lao higher than Wednesday.
Clear and partly cloudy weather with slightly higher
temperature aud chances Of light rns. may be- expects
Ia this MY aud vicinity to-day.
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structure nud Internal Hen0rrneids. OFTEN unsus
frequent cause Of mental AID bodily
haston lncapaclty; nbsurty OF swallowing
and dIatiOu instantaneous removal Nv Dupueres
desirable unless Assurance ~ success can
given H.snorrhods and yarcOcsie their pro,traung
influence new methods Of For from record
OF over 5000 thirty forty
tncose a stamp EDW ARD H. DIXON, 81 D. 20 9th ave
Orice hours 90 10 % and 10 10 .. H.
The esrich-haH Bitterwnter
remedy agalnst con, lpAlon ana headache
The Ouly Genuine ehy irom The springs Haat~Ve
Ceiesuns. Grande Grille HOOitaL
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AN ACCIDENT AT WEST POINT

WEST PoINr. Oct. 14-About week ago
workmen In The north Of the railroad tunnel under
the Point struck q spring Of which interfered