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The daily gazette., 1880-08-20
CONFESSION OF A MURDER.

DENVER, Col, August 19.-Gallegh
and Valdez, two Mexicans, arrested
at Albuquerque, New Mexico, few
days ago, on suspicion of murder, had
preliminary hearing there yesterday
and made full confession. The name
OF the man murdered was 8. Duprez.
who, it appears, had been sheen
owner in Southern Colorado, and his
murderers are said to have obtained
81, 200 in money, a check for $125 sew
sral postoffice orders, two horses and a
wagon and other effects. OF the money
$4O6 was found on their persons. Du-
prez was travelling south alone and
stopped in tent over night. One of
the Mexicans shot him while asleep
while The other stood by with an axe
ready to afford assistance if noces-
sary.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-20
BUSIN ESS PROSPECTS BRIGHT
ENING UP.

PITTBURGH, Pa, Aug. 19.-Signs of
awakening business after the torpor of
summer are visible in industrial circles
here. Orders fos the merchant iron and
steel in the hundred-foldshape In which
II is turned out IN Piitsburg are begin
ming to come In. One leading iron firm
reports that they have more orders on
their books than they ever had before ! n
the month of August. 1t 10 notable
fact, and very healthy sign, that the
most inquiries are for cash rates. This
shows that Western merchants are IN
good shape, and that the contin nued
0ounte0us harvesIs have placed the agri-
cultural West on a sound footing.
There is not much demand for pig iron
at present, and prices for lower grades
are weaking. The little boom there was
month or so ago; all came from sma Her
mills. The special grades of iron, or
those OF higher range of quality are re-
markaby scarce, and pr ces show a de
cided upward tendency. Such IRON, for
instance, as Is used for tubes, of which
miles upon miles are made in this vicin-
!ty every day, has advanced to So 80 and
S3.per hundred. Tank iron is now be-
ing imported from Europe, the demand
for tankage for oil being unprece nteu.
Many capitalists think they see nj oney
in storing up petroleum for future use.
The stock on hand-13, ,0O0, 900 barrels
Is only about eight months supply at the
rate the world is now using up our oil
10 Is understood that tankage for several
millioLs of barrels is now being con-
tracted for.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-20
LOCAL TINE TAbbh
:, TRAINS LEAVE wILMlNGlO'

TRAINS LEAVE " lLMi-''
Fo X PH1LADEEPHIA.-l.6 ~ ~ y u ~ "A
$40 800, Y.44, lO.U2, 1919, a; ml,, 'oS "a
/ 90 2.20 2.3O, I.W, 6.O7, ~, oi1 N ''G 5G
ON \ sundays, LII, 2'3i, silva "''
9.IS y. IN. -eao}61 1L0
am. II. ~, IL 43, 6.O1, II. in'' -''''
On Sundays, l.Il. 2.B q. IN, r ,su,yd1Od
FOR BALTIMORE AND ,.,H A9H'M % IM
1851. 2.O3, 2.I5, $50, Il. III; ~ y a 2G 1
5.22, 7.Os, p. IN. ON Suha"''' i
For BALTIMORE, Bay Linz oO"'
7.CS b. m. No SUNDAY tlaiiiS; :; a m,; d
FOR New CAsrLE.-O.w " ,r,ins T1
800. B.35, y. m, No Sunday 'jS >; a. t.; 4
For DELAWARE Il. - ''
II. r. d. m, No sunday trains, trann,,ray r. X
FuR WILMINGrUN q NChih "a No sunl
100, a. M; 800, 5.O5 p HI
trsin s:as ns' DrLAwAnE wEsrERN, b r. ,6iI s
1886 "a. M; $50 p. m. No 9uh",i sum- ,HiryGld
TR 1Ti1s INs ARRIVE IN wlLAiLHo'j a
o % ~ Hoa On u - 20 M: i2.Ij. l2.l2, IN g.n
s.5Oi ~ - n ., 40. 500. ~ iL"r y
d 5;D, IN, ndoYs o'Y. G I1i5 lis, 2Oo, lOO d. ~
Ou S1uuuhy ~ i
p' ruom nI, NEW YoRK.-l.5S, soS' In SYs Yssanda|
~ al I.O2, 4.4i. 7OU p " i
49, is, as - +. %1;r,nonr--lse. n; III. es%I q
m. I2.25, 1854, 1887, 1'9S, ~ S'i' n n.
sundays, ! 80. 2.l1 a. H. " a M. a. p
FHoH WAsHINGToN.-,,i,SSOln M
4 a .--0.Jit
Fl From DELAwARE Il. ,,ns H. :,
a a. T y m. No sunday tIhiIs.; .;rHsRS B.
500 ii.25 a. M; 6,I5 p H. A
trElf FReM :; DELAWARE wEsTdEESt wlsadaH trains Al S
a. M, 2i5, p. m. No NoI.iGToN snnraS LEAT
TRAINS FOR wILMilpNaHIihUN WIN paIh. ,,,I
Tn nv RRoAp STREET AMP W Il Is ~
/ 30 a.O0, $50. 400, 80. O|' sIa. H.; ~
ii.S0 b. m. on sundays ~ ,r1
9.46, l1.30P. IN. o,ooSp AND Ma "a
M; loo a. m. On suna"''' .ot th|
No tr -rbe black figures e,snIsE rel 't a. sifI
" limited Express" Oh
are III charged
The daily gazette., 1880-08-20
NesOark Letter.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
NEWARK, Aug. 30, 1880

NEWARK, Aug. 20, 1880.
A dozen or more persons left Newark
ea-ly yesterday morning To participate
In the Changers excursion to rolch, VI,
Beach and Annapolis, thatw On on Ell :
ton yesterday. Tie Newark Grange,s d, ,d
not Join III as some OF the papers stated
they would, have no intention OF doit .
so. The Newark excurti onists did NOT
arrive home until 4 o'c lock this morning.
As we wish to give the public the trna
facts we will state that William Barton
is having TIN roof instead of a ahippla
one put or his new store.
Seine of the boys and young meh of
Newark are trying to form a minstrel
troupe, the object being merely amuse-
ment. We wish them Iuccess but we are
very doubtful Of 1t.
Chas. Handy and family removed
from this town to Philadelphia to- da,
IL IS rumored that Prof. Jeffaris aIi
wife will occupy the house in short
| time.
The colored folks of this town expec,
to have big time at their woods meet
| ing in Porter's grove next Sunday. II
there is anything in he wing large CON-
mittee, they certainly will, there being
no less than eleven managers.
Mr.. Edward McPike has had the tel..
graph pole In front of his shop painted
aud striped with the BARRIERS colors.
Four bushels of crabs were caught al
Tolchester Beach by four Newarkers
yesterday.
| Butin at the CARR age shops has moi
been so brisk for quite number ot
years. We trust IL may continue, moi
only in this, but in all other branches OF
industry.
There has been a slight split 10 til,
&c. q. b." but thanks to good manage
ment and sound ne ise it is being anic l.
bly settled.
Prof. Lightly is at Georgetown, Del.
teaching band that was organized
there short time ago.
Rev. j. l.. Polk Is having the Acade
my htted-up, preparatory to the ope o
ing of the Fail term.
Several cows have been running a,
large on our str, cts during the past few
days. Ism; there a town ordinance pro
hiblting this?
. The "D. 3. &. b." realized enough fIon
their Anniversary to finish paying fol
their instruments, aud are now free frt IL
.iebt, with the exception of smal
balance on their uniforms. ANON.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-20
The Sir Knights Scattering.

HOW THOSE WHO STILL REMAIN IN
CHICAGO ARE SPENDING THEIR TINE.
CHICAGO, August 19.-To-day has
witnessed the breaking-up Of the gather
ing of Knights Templar in this city. All
the hotels continued pretty well crowded
to-day with the remnants ofthe Conclave
hosts. But few, if any, of the Com
mandaries will return home in body as
when coming to Chicago, the departure
being more after the individual taste. In
nearly every Commandery there are
members who could stand being gouged
out OF about everything but the shirts on
their backs who took the first trains out
of the city they could get into after
Tuesday parade. Others, bound 10 see
the thing out, are holding on and will
make the best of it until Saturday. A
majority of the bands have gone. Those
remaining passed the day IN making a
serenading tour of the principal streeta.
The members Of the Penn sylvania and
Maryland Commaderies, as well as thse
from other parts of the country, do not
hesitate to speak their minds concerning
the manner in which they have been I'M
posed upon by the hotel-keepers es-
pecially during their soiourn here. The
matter of the holding of the next Con
clave has been decided in favor OF San
f ancisco in 1883.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-20
General NetUs.

A severe thunderstorm passed over
urbana, o., yesterday, seriously damag-
ing the United States Rolling Stock
Works and blowing down the black
smith shop. Those in the building es-
capped with slight injuries. b. f Leon
ard, the superintendent, escaped by be-
M under the skylight of the root Wien
IL fell. Thirty men are thrown out of
work.
A mixed train on the Texas Pacific
Railroad, yesterday, ran over a steer,
near Barton Creek, Texas and was
thrown from the track Two young
men, named Dunn and Durell, were
killed, and several persons were Injured.
Fince cars were wrecked.
Fifteen persons who had assembled
yesterday, at Mulberry and Worth
streets, New York, TO witness police Of
ficers arrest drunken woman, were
preclpltated into deep cellar, seven of
them being severely nurt. Several
women were also injured.
The new iron steamship Newrort lef,
Roach's ship yard, at Chester, fa., yes,
Ieluay morning LOT Now YORK TO run Oh
the NJ MallOry line.
dul It OuuIdlu Vi n BubJd, Ia, NOIup
man, who was struck on the head Oh
"Wednesday night by an unknown negro
died yesterday morning
Adair Wilson yesterday declined th.
nomination for Governor rendered hin
by the Colorado Democratic Convention
Postmaster General Key has retur net
to Washington ID. c., to await the arr
val ot his successor, Mininister MAYNARD
| who IT is expected, will shortly entel
upon the discharge of his duties
| The Democrats OF the Seventeenth Hi
| nols District have nominated II Oh. WI
lIam NJ. Morrison for CougTe~s BY accla
nation.
| General Albert j. Meyer, OF the UniteC
| States Signal Service, Is lying very II U
| heart disease, at the Palace Hotel liuffa
10, N. Y.
Hon. James Alexander Sedden form.
erly Secretary OF War of the Conidd, racy
died yesterday morning, at his residence
in Goochland county, Va, aged Do years
a number of men overpoweted tn,
Sheriff OF Spaudl ling county, Ga. yester
day and took from his custody "a Nuun,
man named Wadron, who had elope,
two weeks previous with his wife's isteT
| dBeu = yeaIn. lhey cut MS head OIL an,
then disappeared.
Democratio Congressional nonina
'ohH SostoiudS N Hutchii,s, a
ilohto"' Ohlo' John Lee, Of Mint
rIhhols Dlslrlci; y Mills, Fourt
Texas Distinct John w Currier, Thir
Vermont District.
A despatch was received yesterda
from Pittsburg, by the Chief OF Polio,
of Philadelphia, asking if any rewar
had been offered for the arrest of ID,
Buchanan, and if 50, how much. In tb
u .. DistrlcC court, Judge Butler bega
all investigation touching DR.. Buchal
ans reported death, arising Oh the me
tloh iof forfeiture ot Dali, taken fC
hls appearance on the charge OF LAWN
used the mails for the clrcul at on {
bogus diplomas.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-20
THIRD EDITION
General Hancock and the G.
A, R,

TWO THIRDS oF THE REPUBLICAN
MEMBERS OF DAHLGRKk POST DE-
CLARE THEIR INTENTION OF VOTING
FOR HIM.
From the New York World. Aug. l7th. 1880.
Dahlgren Post, No. 113, q. A. R.,
bad its annual campfire yesterday
Politics and religion are said to be for
hidden topics of discussion in the Grand
Army. Yet, as member of Dahlgren
Post said, "there has been good deal
Of political discussion among the soldiers
since Hancock was nominated" Com
mAnder Of Dahlgren Post, Joseph Had
field, Is Republican. Yesterday when
asked how he would vote In the COM
ing election he said he had always voted
the Republican ticket and intended TO
vote for Garfield because be was Re-
publican. When asked why he would
not rather vote for so distinguished a
soldier as Hancock, Mr.. Hadfield- became
quite angry without any apparent reason.
"There are plenty of Hancock men in
this post" he said, when he became
calm again; "almost all the independent
soldiers will vote for Hancock. We ha, g
three hundred and forty members in
our post, and the majority of them are
Republicans. Yet Hancock will get
fully Two hundred votes from the post,
because he is a great soldier. Of course,
vote as l please, and do not attempt
to influence the votes Of my friends. j
wish to say in defense of the Grand
Army of the Republic that it is not a
partisan or anization. Hancock will
receive heavy vote among the soldiers
throughout the country"
The daily gazette., 1880-08-20
Maud Fails at Springfield.
ST. JULIEN MAINTAINING HIS sPLEN
DID RECORD.

nm AGNOAAOs
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 49,
st. Julien won the open-to-all race
here this afternoon in three straight
heats. Time, 2.19! for the first two
and 2.l5 for the last, making the
fastest time ever scored on this park
and record considered equal to
2.l2 or better at Rochester, this
track being at least three seconds
slower. The time was received with
great applause by the crowd, and
Hickok was called to the judges
stand and given a magnificent
wreath of flowers by President
Stearns. Darby came second in the
race and Hopeful third. The ap-
pearance of Maud S for the special
purse of SO 900 to beat her Roches-
ter record was disappointment to
everybody, as she only made 2.l9
after three trials, much to the
chagrin of Captain Stone, who had
promised to speed her for all she
was worth. She first trotted an
exercise heat in 2.29, and then tried
to speed, but was frightened by the
word "go" loudly spoken, so that
she broke and gave up the heat
The next time everything went
wrong and the judges refused to
take the time. The third trial was
handsomely trotted, but she lacked
confidence because the track "cup.
ped" under her and could not get by
the bad turns at a speedy rate. She
is probably sore from her grea
Rochester effort. Eight Thousand
people saw the race.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-20
PRILADEIpJJI,
RAILROAD NAl

.,.. 'iiL.IAbEl.rnlA, ! - Anpus, 10
phla and Readmn ',e!s ,i' 'l The PHI
1,ug Tan glS u reduce expenses M Nave
,ho ,ias' Con consequently teen di,cDs,, ,
s"r spi, r' .otce e. @f lands reduced, ,o", snt Y
IT'. Tne ''os ,a.a, al oead sorh has been en-, "a
NO" ,me H. leseycrs 81 hayo ircr ascJ JI t0 10
nea' n " %,OO",oOo, bnl 81 15y'' g, a aot We i
.ne +. 1uIy i'telrst as been NJ siS y'TO D.
re 'cl er, VIII tn what ib'u a'u' az n
aoo 1T tie balance on lbs Ky Ky VI, y,
TEN Ten, pr I e i ierest IT, he ,S ,I's y
WI WI be ", l,ooO,OCO, beslde, uhi'a G'l
ia''' ~. que. uue the same month $o2 2I|
III Interest, and add . wa',, ,'-''
same month, the sum to be 80 ,si.ss .us
not be lower than sljOoae0
Hho lie amount to he raised 5n,', n
yea is 81 ,65G.9l2, which dor, or, n y
clud e money for wages nor ,p,,o.,
The daily gazette., 1880-08-20
South Carotina's Cens,. $.

WAsHINGToN, Aug, 19.-Gen. Walker
Superintendent of the Census says that
there is no truth in the statement that a
new enumeration will be taken M South
Carolina. Thus far, not a solitary fact
as been brought to the attention of the
Census Office to indicate that the census
in South Carolina was improperly taken.
Two OF the three supervisors appointed
Tor the State are Republicans, and it is
in their distric-s that the largest increases
in population are reported.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-20
Who owns Deadwood Gin

w AsHINeToN, Aug. l9.-SOmel
ago a controversy between The sud
plol owners Of Deadwood City, H
Hills, and the owners of placer al
referred their case to the GeneralIl
Oflice, and a decision was msdI
favor of the miners. The law
vide that when land is more valid
for is precious metals than ford
cult tural purposes i'.shall be enters
min rral land. Under this PROV
the miners claim The greater PAL
Dea dwood, TO which the owner
hou ses and los object. The /
hav appealed the matter to the s.
tary of the Interior.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-20
Jew AMERICAN BlSHoI

~ ONE, August l9--At tbs c,l
Tory to be held tomorrow. tba
VIII announce the following .,,I
mehts; m! Very Rev. II. MapopppTII opTI
Virginia City, New, to be RisSj
par ll1us with future succession Il
ReV Eugene O'Connell, B,boV
Gra IS Valley, Cal, Rey. John /
iers ni on of Emmettsburg, Nd,
l, BIS hop of Columbus, o. Rev|
hey SIS to be Bishop in partibu,
uctession 10 Most Rev. ]. NJ nj
Arc hbishop of Milwaukee. Rev
Por rtillo to be Bishop in paIIibr,
Vic ar Apostolic of Lower Calif,
ltev. James Laird Pat erson. h
Blsh hop in partibus.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-20
BRUTAL MURDER OF A CHILD
BY A NEGRO BOY.

FORSYTH, Ga, August 19.-At Col
den, Monroe county, a three year old
son of Mr.. Hillsman was murdered by
a negro boy ZEN years old. Mrs. Hills
man corrected the boy, and in revenge
he decoyed the child to dry well 8
feet deep, struck his temple with a
rock, and after he had fallen in the
well jumped in and beat him till he
was dead. He confessed the deed and
was brought here last night and placed
in Jail.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-20
For BORDENTOMN

A large number of people went on the
excursion of Thomas A. smith Post M
!, q. A r., this morning, 10 Borden.
town, n. J., fer The purpose of Witness
ing the great sham battle, by naval and
land forces, which takes place at that
place this afternoon.
AS an Incident OF the encampment II
may De stated that the sixieen.toot Yacht
NeaIie, OF this city, left here with a ere W
OF nVo yonng men, yesterday mornlug.
at nve O'clock, and sailed up To Borden,
Town III ten hours, distance uf nearly 60
miles, feat difficult to be equalled.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-20
= Corner IN porL
PRICES AnvA,a
MITuIn fEh d

> - ADVANCING s. pm
O. on.,s. wlTnlSA wErR' EA AAa|
prev allied in tne 'AVllement A, la, ro.l
adya nuN nSa Sn' Chicago. hi There s'He. Ss. il in
SrsG "ao1, nee s Il " to s. per 6,nl ,,a' be'
hec,' hv man,, although Mr.. KeeOOS's, OS,'tl SiI|
'cor ner,n il am. w CONNECTION NH
t;r,,, %,, armour NJ the Chicapn n1'e's'.lgaiiOd 1's.g
leading spirit in :, W Ol This ciiy /,
Gh,a ~ = . nN sworn statement reco,a' ,Acc0I
of POI ke in ChIc"o,ua eveninglbe
agaih hst l120OO Il %" 70 $4,000 ba,
'''OV w barrels last wear month
The daily gazette., 1880-08-20
The harvest in the west Of Irl

The harvest in the west Of le
we hre told is certain to be not
abundant but unusually early.
refers of course to the hayes of
crops. They appear to be sOWinl
another kind Of crop in the north,
and south Of Ireland. Whether
is a ny truth or not in the umd
Fem ian plots, there is certainly
muG ii riotIng going on which ca
possibly do any good, and is
like y to add to the troubles OIL
country.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-20
SMALLPOX IN CAMDEN.

1t was recently announced that the
smallpox epidemic In Camden, N. J.. was
under control The truth is, however,
that there are at present fully $50 suffer,
ers rom the disease In the city, the ma
Jpri'S oelng In the negro settlements in
Board of Health are holding secret ses.
slons, but their power is so limited that
they can do but little to prevent tbe
spread of the disease.-N. Y. Star.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-20
AvENGING A BROTHERS DEATH
CINCINNATI, August 10, ls'

The Commercials Nashville special
says:-"Milt Carter was shot and killed
in Poner's saloon this evening by John
Holcomb. Carter, who fouI months
ago xii ed Holcomb's brother,was dunk,
and had been searching for Holcomb,
whom he TIN ,atencd to kill. He as
overheard by Holcomb to say he would
serd him to bell as he had selt his
bro.her. Holcomb thereupon levelled
a doub'e-barrelled shotgun and tiled a
fatal shot, making sure of his work by
firing two pistol balls into Carter's body,
though the gunshot killed him."
The daily gazette., 1880-08-20
VIRGINIA SOLID.

News has reached New York that
Gen. Malone has signified his willing
ness to have the Readjusters withdra W
their Electoral ticket. This would re-
move all trouble, and give the Elec-
toral vote of Virginia solid for Han
cock.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-20
FIFTH EDITION.
That Unfortunate Circus.


In relation to DR.. Thayer's unlucky
circus, which came to grief in Chester,
Pa, days ago, the Times, of that city,
says:
The poor circus men who were left
in this city without penny or place
TO lay their heads have nearly succeed
ed in getting out of tie place. The
performers have all gotten away
Some of the tent men and few of the
musicians remain. They hung around
the hotel yesterday forsaken looking
set, and seemed to have the sympathy
of the citizens. One by one they made
their way to the depot as their claims
were acknowledged.
The tent, animals and paraphernalia
are in Prices lot, near the blickyard,
under the care of the Sheriff, and will
remain there until sold or "a satisfac-
tory arrangement is made Tho cir
Gus was certainly on its lasi legs when
it entered town, for it was compelled
to leave one of it's horses with the toll
gate keeper to pay for toll. Had il
not received such rough treatment AT
the hands of the mob that surrounded
it during the evening performance the
proprietor might have been able to
have fixed things up and gone on his
way. Treating it in the outrageous
manner the boys did only rendered tc
increase the difficulties surrounding
the proprietor, and doubtless wiu
largely instrumental in breaking VI
the show. Our citizens with one ac-
cord think they should have received
better treatment, or at least better pro
lection.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-20
CLAYTON House Arrivals

James ID. Rhoads, Delaware Co., "a
A. Hoffman,, New York.
Geo. b. Briggs,
W, =. he, Mass,
Chas Smith. Newl ork'
John Mcintosh, Towanda, "a.
ia i, II. Cochrane, New " rk.
Mauris .. ltocder, Reading, fa'
IL. Hirsh, Phila.
NJ IS NJ. K. Sharp. city.
W, NJ. Holt,
W NJ. Kennard. city.
j. NJ. 81. aiding. Pima.
j. Crane, New, rk, y. j.
Geo. B. Hudson, New York.
w. H. Guy and vile, Washington
The daily gazette., 1880-08-20
A SLIGHT MISHAP.

Yesterday morning the engine of the
IRAN leaving Wilmington at 6:3O O'Clock
lost screw from some of her parts ius,
before 1t crossed the Chester bridge and
was compelled TO stop at the depot until
the screw was replaced. When the
train stopped considerable steam es.
which follows three minutes later ~ 10
stopped below the bridge until renairs
were made
The daily gazette., 1880-08-20
COUNCIL CANDIDATES.

Enoch moore, Jr., will probab,v be
unanimously elected Democratic esnd'1
date for City Council in the Fifth ward
Messrs. A Hen Speakman, Jonn w i'aH'
son and James +. Casperson bayint do
chned to enter into the contest.
b; f. Townsend and Captain Josenb
n. Richards will he candidates for tba
Second ward. :" inc
The daily gazette., 1880-08-20
SOLDIERS FOR GEN. HANCOCK

FORMER REPUBLICANS IN CONNECTICUT
WHO WILL voTB FoR HIM IN NovEM-
BER.
NEW HAVEN, Aug. l9-At the meet
ing on Tuesday of the National Execu-
tive committee members for Cannecti-
cut of the Hancock Veteran Association,
at the New haven House, this city, q
btate Executive Committee Of the asso-
olation was orgaLiZen. There wern rep
resentatives present. from nineteen OF
the twenty-one Senatorial districts OF
the State.
Reports from all sections of the State
indicate large accessions of Republican
veterans to the Hancock banner, many
Of the delegates bringing with them
lists OF names to verify their statements
as TO aocessiUns 10 the ID an ocratio ranks
The daily gazette., 1880-08-20

1T Is noticed as strange, but it is new
eriheless true, that not single Repub-
hcan paper Of the hundreds that are
raising the silly cry of fraud over the re-
turns from Alabama has old Its readers
That their party had no ticket in tnat
State. To be honest or decen Mt W ouid de-
stroy their shances of making capital
out OF az fair, peaceful and honest an
election as was ever held in any State.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-20
THE FIRST WARD.

The George Gray Club of the First
Ward held business meeting. last
night, and received number Of new
members. The total membership is
now 1856.
Tonight the FIRST Ward Democrats
will moet at the Gray Club headquar-
ters, Front street, near West, for the
purpose of electing a delegate to the
state Convention, which meets in
Dover, on Tuesday next.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-20
DIED.

KEL LLY.-In this ciiy on the lal
Susan g., wife of Daniel kelly IL
3ls 10 year of her age. ,.,b.hI
THE r, latlvcs ana 'eltnu9 VI a,,.nd tI
are respectfully invited to slltIs Hl, IstI
fundr raj from the reslueii1u matte -, sl1
John McMackln, No ,,a'.dav i'",n mon
Bran dy wine village, on ~ ,, JrsIholle I'd
al v O'CLOCK l"te'ii' augJ-'
terry.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-20
SPECIAL NOTICE..
A CARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretions OF youth, nervous
weak ess, early decay, loss OF manhood,
&c, will send a recipe that will cure you
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in south
America. Send a self-addressed envelope
TO the REV. JOSEPH T. ISMAN, Station ID
NetO York OtV. May4-eodDEwly
The daily gazette., 1880-08-20
NAMES TEMPERANCE CANDL
DATE

PORTLAND, ME-, Aug. 19.-The
Name State Temperance Society met
mere to day and nominated Joshua K.
osgood of Gardiner for Governor. The
resolutions csnsure Gov. Davis for not
execut ing the Prohibtory law.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-20
ANOTHER NEW STEANEE

7 his morning the handsome
stea mer Newport left Roachs |
yard Chester, for New York, VI
she will be completed and enter
service of the Ward line of steam