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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-02-05
Locals.

Mr. L. Miller is up from Cincin'
natl.
Mr.. w. NJ. Ridenour Is making
drive Ia sewing machines.
Mr.. C. r. Henking has been confined
to the house for several days by sick
ness- W
Attempts are being made TO increase
the circulatien Of that immoral paper,
the New York Police Gosette, in this
city. 1t is almost as bad as the Gin.
Enquirer.
Mr.. n. n. Menager Of Wheeling is
home. Tip looks well.
Mr.. Jno. T. Halliday has returned
from New York city, whittier he had
gone to buy goods.
Monday was ground hog day. Lay
In the balance of your winters coal.
Capt. Jno. A. Hamilton was down to
the big City this week, on business.
A number of Masons came down from
Cheshire on Sunday to attend the
funeral of Geo. D. Hebard.
Mr.. II. Fornshell, who has been visit
ing his father-in-law. Mr. A. T. Lasley,
for a few days, has returned TO his
home at Richmond, Ind.
Mrs. Sam'l Smithers has returned
from Cincinnati.
Some nice fish are being captured In
the river now. Mr.. Greenbury Weaver
has taken several which knock the beam
at high figure.
Mrs. T. Fornsheii and Mrs. T..
Sprouse of Richmond, Ind. will spend
the winter at the home Of their father,
Mr.. A. T. Lasley Of this city.
Mr. Geo. W. Cox was down TO the
Queen City, last week.
The empty store room In the J. D.
Bailey block on Second street will be
occupied on the lst of next month by
the Misses Worley of this city, as a
fancy goods and millinery establish
ment.
Mrs. Snedagar Of Ripley, o., was in
on the funeral of her mother,
Mrs. Dana.
The Luella struck the abutment at
the Dufour wharf, Thursday evening.
Late Thursday night the watchman
that she was sinking and
raised the alarm. She is all right now.
Mr.. Miller of st. Albsns, W. Va, Is
the new clerk at the Third Ward Drug
Store,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-02-05
OYSTERS

ranging in price from 20 cents to 90
cents a can. of the best brands con-
stantly on hand. 5t t1
A. NEWTON.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-02-05
For Rent.

Feb. 5, 1SSo-3w
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November 49,, 1879
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-03-19

Mr. John b Daily is in receipt Of
an enteresfing letter from an old White
Pine friend, now operating in Lead
vile. We are permitted to make the
extract from it:
II is hard to predict the future Of
this camp There are vast quantities
of ore in sight in the mines. yet they
all think they will find other bodies
underlying the ones they are now
working To me it looks dnubsfisl. es-
pecially on Carbonate and Fryer hills,
where the principal mines now are.
Higher up in the hills think they will
filsd other contacts ard pay-mineral
by sinking deeper than the ore bodies
now discovered. for the front mines
have q slight dip into the i,iiiss. If no
other buslies of ore are found on Fryer
and Carbonate hills, it IS only mat
ter of time for them to work ont. But
it viii take scme time to work nut the
ore in sight. So that, with the new
strikes that are certain to be made,
will keep the excitement up the COM
ing season OF conrse the outside dis
tricts will help very much There
never was mining camp 50 well ad
vertised as this / never saw proper
ty sell for quarter Of the prices one
can get here. Any hole that shows
some paw ore, will sell for from $50,-
900 to Sl50. 900 Good paying mines
that are shipping ore. with god
body in sight. sell from $3.50, 900 up
into the millions Prospect shafts,
without cnl,,r If mineral. sell from
$4,000 to $25. 900, according to the
locality. while some bring Sl0U. coo,
Without any pay mineral In sight It
is the opinion If every one. or most of
them. that all you have to ID is to sink
deep enough 10 fiud the mineral The
teneler-fees gct the best ot this country,
for old miners would not sink .bIiud, =
and thus they missed big fortunes by
not doing it. It IS a gos'd deal like
Chlor;dA Flat. Tie mineral is found
by sinking. without any surface insli-
cations Any shaft or claim near one
that has struck good ore. can be sold
/ for a good price
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-03-19

WHARF thaie IL one man born a
phslol, thare Il a hundrad bekams enc
bi being born agin.
Tiia.e amt no man living but what
haz weak side tohin. hav known
them to liv and die, and keep their
weakness secret. until at lastit would
barke out on their tune stun.
Mast people complaia ov their mem
ory, aud vet if il was perfekt, two
thirds ov them woald simply remem-
her what onght to be forgotten,
Thare L ,.o one so unsafe az weak
,aan-l,s. reeds mire watching than a
roaee dus; even viTtews, if he haz got
envy. are az aasertain az hiz vsices
ave.
itiz ,i'fhkult for me to deskribe vul-
garity; Ihav seen men whn we're coarse
wha were not vulgar. ana hav seen
othcrs, well mp in the silver-piated dek-
orums. thss were disgastingly Vulgar
Man invs chances 50 well that he had
rather win 80 cents than earn dollars
regular.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-03-19

RgtLg-'fhis holly IN NY hair wants
little relief-it's too red Aunty-
We'll. Why not put in a sprig Of two
af misle,oe, dearg~ Belle Nom
sense. auuty Why l should have al
the Young men kissing me- Annty
-"Indeed. no. my dear; they'd do
nothing Of the kind I've tried en-
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-03-19

THE late Emperor Norton's sword
has been placed, among ether souve-
Mrs. IN the roou.s ef the San Francis-
ca pianeer Society.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-03-19
Notice.

The following warrants will be paid OFT
Of the Current Expense Fund On nreSen-
ission at my office:
No. s05 in favor of r. X Trayin, $40 90
910 - c. G. Hayird, L 10
ais f. 4. Hopkins. . 50
ISIDoR SMITH,
County Treasurer
IDAuo CRY, IDAHO, Feb. s, 1880.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22
FIGHrINGBOB.

BX9oyNE UIIY, n. j., October q -
In heat of passion over political discus
sion on Tuesday night, Mr.. Van Wickle
Superintendent of the 81 andard Oil Com.
pany, gave lie lie to Major Harry S
ap1da-d, OF Philadelphia, who Is visiting
al Bergen Point. Yesterday Major 4Gpd-
dard challenged Mr.. Van Wick le to fight
a duel giving him the choice of weapons.
Van Wickle as yet has made no reply.
Goddard stems 10 lie in deaiiy earliest,
aud Tie friends Of both parties fear there
vii ba a collision between the men
Goddard has iaIoen part ia several affairs
of honor IN the South aud one in Paris
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22
Locd lines.

The baltimore sloop North Point is
now being repaired al Moole's ship
yard,
The Wilmington fir6mcn wni rd,urn
from their Maryland trip,tIfs evening
40 & 30 o'clock.
Therewcre no police cases, tiiis
morning.
The News, yesterday, undertook to
pnblish list Of unlicensed liquor sa-
looms, but had to make three corrac-
tions, this morning.
Senator Bayard viii address a Dem
ocratic meeting in The Academy of
Music Baltimore, Tonight
| I the National Republican Commit.
tee throws any cash into Delaware
there viii be another ''Jmmy Riddle
Campaign Republican palms are
itching 10 handle Tie gold.
The'Gcrman far, IN HE lTordman
building. on Fast Fourth street, is
| still progressing layufabiy.
The RAIN may Interfere somewhat
with politics, but it viii greatly bene-
fit the country.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22
GeneIat Ne.es.

The Democrats Of Philadelphia made
ah Imposing demonstration last evening.
la horticultural Hall an immense mass
meeting was addressed by Generals
George b. MeOieIlan, Daniel Il. Siekles,
Dublin Ward, and Mm. T., ('.Baldy")
Smith. Ottslde The hal an overflow
meetng, which crowded Broad street
from pavement to pavement, was adj
dressed by Generals a. l.. Pearson, W,
W. Ayerill, Geo. B. Mcclellan, aud
Martin McMaLou. There was a parade
Afterwards. Of the various clubs and
oticr organizations which took two
hours amt half 10 pass a given point.
Tie epizooty Las become general in
nearly all The owns Of Southern New
Jersey Along he coast the malady J.,
as violent a. iu 1872, and many deaths
are reported. In fhc Interior II is df a
nilder typ. the horses in the ''iuruac,
towns suffering most Wild onion,
have been tried as a remedy or pallilivt
with murh uccess.
A. g. Hodges, Grand Treasurer Of the
Grand lodge OF Masons Of Kentucky, is
rdpofte 1 20 be- deiaulter Ia the Lodge
iJr 5000. lie is "a years OF age
The feature Of the military reunion il
N anita, Ca, yesterday, was barbecue
AT the encampmeut Patriotic and fra
lel nal speeches were Haie hy several o
llic officers, Northern and Southern, and
cheers we're unanimously given first fol
iho North and then for the South.
There was a heavy fall Of snow in tht
northwestern portion ui the Province o
Quebec, on Wednesday.
An examination Of the accounts Of j
II. Woodward, cmnc1ling city cashier
Of Ho>ion sWells the total OF bis steal
ugs 20 So goo.
Mr. Thomas hughes, NJ T.. arrived
iu lhiiade lpAA yesterday, aud is th,
gust " Mr. George ". Chlds. ii.
lecuWed last evening at the Academy o.
Music on slhe Crookelcsl Stick in al
the Ple--Outsclyos.
Judge B,ldie decided yesterday HAT
resident Of the Twenty thrd Ward whC
viii not be twenly-oue years of age un
m November 3d win have Il rghto vote
al The coming election, CAS- q man is o.
ace, rs lAN, ou lhe day before his birth
dty.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22

The ep izootic has reached Newark,
bui in such a mild form that tile horses
afflicted do not seem TO suffermnch in
convenience thereby.
SAatl the money power of the country
be permitted to control the election and
the policy OF the Government in order
that i may more firmly grasp the throats
ri the workingmenp
. While Mr.. Amos Brown was en-
gased in breaking stone on Saturday
last, II small piece flew in one of his
eyes badly cutting it. It is feared the
sight Of this eye is entirely destroyed.
At last accounts he was lying i'm criti-
cal condition.
The expense Of carrying the mails
by sea for the fiscal year ending
.tuno 30 last was $l96 ,66I, OF which
~ 9DS was paid fer the trans-At--
lanlic mail service, Sl2,6 ,627 for the
carriage OF the trans Atlantic Paci-
Tic mails, and $50, 10 TO miscellan-
eolls steamship lines conveying
United Statesi mails To the West In
dies, Mexico and South America.
The Treasury Department yester-
day purchased $40 900 ounces OF fine
silver for delivery at the Phlladel-
hbta, New Orleans and San Fran
cisco Mints.
10 he" or not TO be2 That Is the ques-
ton. Whether tbs nobler In the mind to
suiler the aches aud pains that humitn
flesh is heir To, whei. overtaken by a
severe cough or cold. or To purchase a
hoitle ot Sines' syrup OF Tar, Wild Cherry
and Hoarhonnd, and by thus oppos. n, {,
On them. Sold by all druggists, ~ and %
gents per bottle, sep22 I'm.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22
ANOTHER MAN WHO ISN'T
AFRAID

CARLISLE, Pa, Octohcr 2l.-The V0iieU
Ntsttttt Of tomorrow Will publish an In.
iut-r nenG1r the ,eiter Of Coiouel Nc
.CJrmick, of Harris burg on the tar Il,
by Carey w. Ali the LARGEST iron manu-.
ta3tuIer IN the Cum berland valley. Mr.
All .aarusstlv advocating The election
OF General ilancock He says II haYe
roId the letter ot Henry McCormick, 81
published in the Philadelphia Times ot
the Is Ia instant. / heartily concur with
Lle views ana opinions of Colonel Me
C1rmick as Expressed IN the letter.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22
A British steamer ptsabred.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 2i.-A
dispatch from Victoria, b. g., says
The British steamship Hylton Cas-
tie, laden with 500 tons OF Wei
lmgtcnl coal for the California mar
kot struck a rect, eight miles south
Of the harbor, ut IL O'Clock last
night, during a dense fog. and at
last reports she was IN dangerous
condition.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22
BECAUSE HIS TEACHER CALL
ED HIM A SNEAK.

CNcESAu, Oct. 2l.-Geo. Cohen,
IA years Old, apura ip the .fourtl, In.
termediate school shot himself 10 day
in the schooIhUase with % calibrc
pistol. the ball entering lis LEFT breast
and passing through tho mus. He hsd
been reprimanded bY Principal sands
for huaucy. lie says the Principal
called him a sneak, aud That was more
than he could stapd. The wound is
not necessarily fatal
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22
Pushing Tho TarIT nevisiom Issue

WAsHINGToN,i October Ex-senator
Waliace, Chairman Of tile Democratic
Congressional Committee, Mas lele-
era lhed instructions here to have print
led and circulated toe numerous pc
tiipns which were presented at the last
session OF Congress, signed by manu-
tletufers all over the eounlry, praying
for Lie passage .of the Eaton bill pro-
fIdihs ior the appointment of com
mission TO take into consideration the
subject OF tariff revision. 4
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22
SPORT IN ENGLAND.

Io&boS, October, 2t-rhe balloon
contest httween France and England
took place to-day at Sydenham, Crystal
Palace. Both balloons dropped near
Port-fiiihtb, three miles apart; the Eng
lsl balloon trave ling tho greater dls-
tlnce. The excitement was intense and
the betting animated. II is supposed a
han million OF francs changed hands.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22
PRO aREss IN MEXICO.
rHw RR9NTIER. QUESTION SETTLED

IHTN HhVN3Ikh@ RUFhFIUN' 5EFTLFD
MExfcp, October 10, via Brownsyile.
October 2i.-.fhe bili AUTHORIZING
American troops TO cross the Mexican
frontier In pursuit Of Indian depreda-
tors has passed the Mexican Senate after
encountering bitter opposition IN that
body and in the press ef the eaplsa
The bill IS based ON the conditional a
Mexican ttobps -shsfl nj hike ananhcf &c
permitted to cross the American from
tier in similar eircumsfahces. hiHi,a,
THE LoRIGARDr EXBEDTIIoN Az.
hlt TlnoRfzED. .a4tf .d
The sO1ealledl Lorillard contract asked d
for 10y NJ. Desire Charnay as an apthor-
4ation Of IFS Archaeological inyestfea.
iiors aud excavations has been ratified
by h, Mex can Congress.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22
AN IMrorfANY coHrERENcr

An lmpOrianl7 conf frenoo was held IN
tile office ol lsY q. ind, Esq., N. W.
conner OF sixth aud II ing streets, early
this morning, which lasted from l2.30
niil nearly . O'clock. lost-o flee clerks
ook anlmportant par IN the son, 4lla.
tlon, aud ihe drmand for the IN was ", a..
gent thai they went over IN tueIr sinlI
sleeves. II wah snrmiaed that tue cause
OF the conferences was the reception of a
desp Itch from The members of the State
COnmlttee IN Philadelphia, announcing
the'T failure 10 collect cash enough TO
carry Nsw Castle County tor The Repnb.
llcah9 on Tuesday Weah
aloo1C GriunIU SA@.1,
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22
NEWARK LETTER.
NOTING To gIe1--AocrDENr-MAR-
RACE POLITICS = EPfzooTIc- IN
1IulpA1IoN -ETC.

NOTING re EIoT--ACcTDENr-
I1tdE-P POLITICS EPl200TIc-IN
1INlpA1ioN ETC.
Correspondence d th, Gezete.
NaN bE, Del, oct e3 1850.
It's commonly reported about Now
ak ttat during the progress OF the
Democrats procession last Saturday
evening, CHAT ono Of Newark 5fankest
Repubhcana was hedld trying to iuoite
a lot ut negroes to make rand an one
81 he clubs, or IN his oMn words,
'gather Your forces together and 20
Coz them The name of this person
/, very well known, and should II be
come necessary, TINS namewtil he given
10 fAe public. is nt there a Jaw for
suc.l individuals As his.
The Republicans are making eNten-
alve preparations io theil demoustIa-
tion Tomorrow evening" Two thou
SAUDI visitors arc eaPccJed 10 parici-
paue, luI wbteh 25U0 sandwiches are
being pHFafet.
The toWualfeady begus to look win
Try and desolale, the sidewalks being
5treWed with falling leaves
| Puiulea are booming IN one sense,
even die women aud children are AT ii,
oOateHIue ion their fathers and hus.
band respective candidates. Several
! squabblea buye been tile result
Mr. Hugh Wright, son of Nh. sam
uel li. W right, and Aliss Kate Lewis,
daughter oi Mr. iohm +. Lewis, were
united IN the holy bonds OF mauimony
.ast evening al the residence of the
bride parents, Key John France oil
iieIaiHg. 'fhc happy couple left ~
the 4.Is taH Ion ont wedding tlip
Z Here Is something not in the laca
iiuc, 1t is tI6e. but 1t should be- know
tn The public generally, 10 show whaf
means The Republicans are taking [,
secure votes A prominent pcncadeI
ltrpuhictu informed a c0lored mau %
| rhat limd3ed. That If he dad not ypt,
De was Liable so a line OF S10 To- sl5.-
Tins IS an actual tael ana can b
proved. ANON.
&OHCE-Dr Dr KAuea tireat Nefv
te7turer = fle marvel u The a-,e TOR =
Nerve l1l e#sts. Al his stopped litr.=
send To 35l Ateu S.ieet Pnlladeiph
Pa. oct aB-l
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22

A telegram from Bayonne City, y. j..
reports that ina political discussion Of
Tuesday night, Superintendent Van
Wickle, of the Standard Oil Company.
''gaye the lie' to Major Harry s.
Goddard, of Philadelphia, On Wednes-
day, Goddard challenged Van Wickle to
fight duel, giving him the choice Of
:so w:apOns' ms s9S' 'EEsaFffhR W .4R4 sssa
's~~Se NS ASEf& n1DoT W ,I'ss ejaisd II
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22
THE PRESIDENTS APPOINT,
MENIS.

From lbe New orleans Democrat.
Tie neNt Ptesidont will probably
have the appointment OF majority of
The supreme Court Judges. The
present members u thecoupt arn near.
" all old men, aud IN the natural
course Of things cannot be expected 10
remain on the bcueh much longer. -
Justice Clifford IS in hls 77th year ;nhi
has lately been stricken with paralysis
Justice Hunt has been at death's door
within o year, and is sti4 in extremely
feeble healIh. Justice Sway1e is -,
and is expected TO retire soon on a
pension. jus Ice Strong is -. and is
alsd likely 10 retire soon. Justice Mil
lei is G5, anq 10 entitled To leliIo ON u
pension, having been on the bench lor
ta enty years Justice Bradley is or
II he only comparatively young men on
the bench are Chief jus leo Waite and
Justice Field. Ihey are likely TO Out
last several administrations.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22
FIFTH EDITION.
sAIE OF FIRE ARMS.

Anineree sod sale OF fire arms, prin-
cipaiiy -fcvoigers, IS reported in this
city since the disgraceful riot Of last
Saturday night Dne gunsmlth, on
being sent lor by a gentleman 70 do q
job of bellhanginEI eps5W ednes esday,
said helconld not do il las lro had q sae
Of arms to repair Immediately, These
arms, it is understood, were the old
guns SO long stored lhthenegro heail
quarters, National nan,
FEMALE EQUESTRIAN RACE,
CHICAGO, Ili., October q The
% mile equestrian race between.
NJ iss s.fewaIi .of MINNESOTA, and
Miss Pinneo, of Colorado, this after
noon on the Jockey. Club track, Yas
won bYMiss Rjqhep. pme 56;l2,
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22
STRIKE IN A ROLLING MILL.

STRIKE IN A ROLLING MILL.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2l.-A strike is in
-progress at the South Side Rolling
Mills, 500 men having left work on
account ofjthe superintendent re-
3usal to re-employ n Union man
who had thrown up his work some
time since. a detail OF police isnow
stationed at thomillsto preserve orr
LhIer. - I. y. n. -. !
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22

sC,nERiFF'S SALE by J di,, .nt.
. A WRIT OF LEYAhl fae,4hli -, anhlis
directed, will be expose 70 ~
at the ,, t.fnp
IN nela ware rIty. in Red Lion Hay
IN i'eN.@ .,,y ar 3,stIe s,' cauuly. Dela@ilfe'
ON Monday, the Isl day Of Nos'
a. u, Iss1, at II . oeieeN d =
IiaroIlow ng described rel resl t,1d snd
II ,hnt eeftain tract ol ANU al In
siinsied parity IN St deotsrs lred n
80 amy in Red Lion hnnu.q
- -, ennaty al.d .-tata Of lieiaNM,gs ~
y.,id M fhe west shore oi ilr IN
aware. BegiuHlng al III No.' ~ he
ditrI on tna SCUM BANK % and nd
hr,I,ch Of st. Gcofses cfeeH' s1d and
nom thence with the my .,.sass :. ,,, b.
Manuel EAres south ! u's' nj WIl
r,,,,.1es "a the line oi iahu l.ni nd
iya,s,edv. thence with sdid .i.,.,' snutl
degrees east z perches, mn tilei me ID
de9re,,s tasJ - l-lu peie enc non az oll
rosd, near 10 Inc river, tlieii9 tla.ta I'D
Id bank up tho RI 81 nJi'r 'IlErres 4
aaniII5 nrrches norm @ 10 ~ wed
,,ar,.ii.s north 6ji aeei' ~ i',''i3 Il pan
per,.hes orth 50 degrees, Mgches n0l
pe,she.ii ,',i,.i de,s,e,s. west q peichte95t, n,
ii''i Y 80 5prches, noIln q so1
east Al perches over M north L dc!
Il gr es, eastaO pefchos9,y ditch y
| ,lasl So lerches 10 ~. .Ii degrees, va
| up said ditch, sontn oV and with w
| ptrches to o Il dltcii m rerthes 4
! tnree deg gfecs, west - he creek, n9
| the cl eek, thence up W., va 81 2 pel
| degrees, Wesl ~ pei - orrcl Is,
north II degrees, Wese Wsohsi ID the
] AZ degrees, west ~ l'ei1@a l,banca soul1l
uoinI of The lsldnd sonth ~ ~
greos, west 2 perches, ! degrte-, 4
east 30 peTChes, SO lilies u.n east Oh
perches, south, 20 uesissfsI sf In,,rches,
sonth 81 degrees aa- ehst = crossiug all9
degrees. west 20 perei,ees 'encl, u' OF 81. a
n,fIp with tue SOU eilan,,iup VIII
| e,reek. aud thence ,.nnrses lSJ
branch by its sev, fat ,ao1ng. Ming CoIll
/ 10 The place OF pes iane ,nree hundi
] within sand bounds nd siXt
.seyeuts rlhree ac -, ,bs same
ptrches OF land, pe ''
iess; and a,.o. all rhat oeliallqI e.,aalI and u'1
in,irsli or meadow = ca, ,nnniIssioner
II authority of the conn ,,int,iy. at
| a Geofges Marsh I'M ~ ap0ye y
year ,,G 400 a aqiSI9,afs iss on sba soa,n "a y
new sluiee race, cohti,d ,a,,d lnor
,nad 20" aud .IS.percl1es ol o.ian san RON d
fgxcepting and resefsbIhin ef.',bisn tho
vsyaice any right VIII aa nay hi
s,a,.orges Marsh COMPANY hyoar the u
cert, IN dwelling honse HE He occup
.3s .s,s: "a !; z %s% vi T st;+5
gsssS:Ey f. ( I,s &. vi: Ss s:s 5sSs Ssss$;.5a f
nary W., his VIII wIIni,N n PYLE, y
SON sihe2,tT-s ~ omce, New Cas'''; o;cts I,
1880,
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22

MORE CITIZENS

Ahonl twenty foreigners were natural
ized at THIS mornings session OF the
Uniled States Court. The Court wall bn
open agHn t1r this putpose.ou Taesday
aud Friday oi ueN week, and on the
morning OF The general election.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22
PAPER BDATS.

LONDON, Oe.ober 2l.--N little excite
ment was created on the Thams to-day
blythe appearance Of Riley's paper boats
ne scnllerS examined them with great
interest, and pronouneed opinions, some
OF them favorable aud oGhers cordemna-
tory, upon them.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22

MOI TO BE USED AS A ACAMpAlGN N
D0CU MENT.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-The last
statement from The Bureau of Statistics
wi not be distributed as a Republican
campaign document. 1t shows that,
While Every Northern port during the
past six months has fallen Cif in its ex-
ports In grain, every Southern port has
largely Increased. The slipmt nts OF
grain via Southern ports has increased
enormously Another sign iicant fact is
disclosed by tins statement; "lhe ex-
lpoit Of -bread-stuils for tue month OF
September is S12,000,o00 less than fer
the corresponding month last year" A
like falling OF for tie rest Of the fiscal
wear viii make our balance Of trade
quite slim.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22
IOkN Ply A n.

passing along Nam 81, 81 oo, oSt
John Tr,o,yensky, i pedSlerr. ID ecr !.
nv a bulldog 6eloi,sias,'
oerlon. a desperai 2 s si'naa,. w.
Which the man was ~ ,ersi,'' "s,'
,l~ breast, neck, and l,co
was almost torn Off ''Ve'
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22
THE GRAND PARADE.

The Democratic Clubs Of Wilmington
and vicinity should prepare AT once for
be grand d molssllaLIQn on Thursday
evening mesh II s. i'll &C purely local
demonstration, hul very Imposing one.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22

DR.. Il. V. Pierce Consulting Physician to
the Worlds Dispensary and InValids' Ho-
tel, OF Buffalo, NJ. T., has resigned his seat
in Congress that he may hereafter devote
mis- whole time and attent Ion to those APP
plying TO the Worlds Dispensary Medioa0
Association for the treatment of Cbronl
d geagea. FE
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22
GARFIEED AFRAID TO SPEAK.

GARFIELD AFRAID TO SPEAK.
WASHINGTON, oct. ia dispatch
from Cleveland, Ohio, to-day, says
that 4 representative of the press call
e,l upon lieH Garfield, at Mentor, yes
terday. with a request tllat no would
explain the charges Of inconsi>i cncy in
his taril record Cen. Garfield said !:
- saysnothing to anybody, and on a
second request for his views, be said !:
81 refuse to say anything What |
have 10 say | say in public" The
representative of the F,sess persisted in
his questions, when Geh Garfield rush-
cd out Of the room.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-22
ARTILLERY IN, Politics.

From theCl icngo Tmes.>
IN tls geah Grant procession In New
Yofk III other day batteries of artillery
were conspicuous M the line. Fancy
he Introduction. OF such feature in a
politieal procession down SOUTH Troops
would be ordered out instantly, the loyal
Ilutndls would grow black IN the face,
the party stumps turn livid-until after
electon.