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Daily Republican., 1880-01-19
Assessment supervisors.

<ena,or Baysrd thinks there is no oc
Hon for their appointment, but ad-
ks the appointment of men OF intelli
|Ace and character as the following
Or addressed to II. B. Mclntire,
Rirman Of the Democratic City Exc
We Committee, will show
EAsnyeroy, Jan. i5.--DEAR SIR :
kr- is no system Of registration OF
,4rs in Delaware such as Is contem-
4 led by the United States statute pro
ling for a supervisor of registration.
! III certainly be wiser to furnish the
nps OF intelligent men Of character
bot on the Democratic side, because
whole function OF supervision" is
ended only to furnish testimony Of
|bDy or illegalities, and, without ad-
Rting the propriety or lawful war,
J. for such unprecedented inquisi
in Delaware by Federal official
State officials engaged in a purely
10 duty, 1t is well to have both poll
parties represented.
! do not know in what mode the pro-
kd Supervision" is to be conducted
Isuppose our State laws are suffi
btly explicit TO instruct our Asses
and other revenue officers as to
hi Il duty and trust they will
to those laws alone for their gui
Ce.
he purity Of elections and the hon
performance Of duty can surely as
y be committed to citizens Of Della
\ by off ials appointed under the
hOnored laws of their State as by
ials appointed under the deputiza'
Of a nonresident judge, but We
i abide by law as it stands and
to a sound public opinion to re-
or modify its wrong.
(Signed) THOMAS +. BAYARD.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-19
SPECIAL MENTION.
Ladies' Free Lecture.

l. Friday afternoon next, 23d lust,
TE b. Stevens will give q free Illus
4 ad Lecture to ladies Of mature age
4 AZ The Grand Opera House.
Il siums' Cough Syrup, an elegant
6ieipe, especially for children. 2oe.
bottle. Depots, cor. 4th and King
s,s and COZ Arch street, Phila. Sold
'Ssalers and country store-keepers.
eram'. Fluid Lightning, for head
i toothache and neuralgia, sold by
slor & Fullerton, Druggists, No. 3O1
bg street.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-19
The BherlMalty.

anal }. Lynch of st. Georges Hd,,
candidate for the Democratic noLl-
|lon for Sheriff Of this county. Mr..
Pc-Ived l2l4 votes two years ago, and
third in the contest, only being
zen by Messrs. Pyle and Townsend
re are now some five or six Demo:
T. candidates for the nomination,
Mr. Ia. has reasonable ground Il
that he may prove successful
/ lar We have only heard the name
|IIip R. Clark mentioned in CON
|loA with the Republican nomina
Daily Republican., 1880-01-19
niounE On the Delaware.
COulillo G0rseas.

me ladies' of Delaware wish q good
y and one that will fit them, and
N worn with comfort from the first
fuey are put on, let them call and
fsse pair of the "Coutille Cor
~ manufactured by Mrs. F. Graham
.sI ~ Eighth street, Philadelphia.
~ recommend them as o good ar
Daily Republican., 1880-01-19
Taken DHwm the Road.

Es body Of Frederick W. Todd, o
ef' who died in this city, at the
peace 0; his brother-in law, Prof
H. R"ynolds, No. 1017 Tatnall
I, OF an aOsoeSs, vas taken to Do.
JUS morning. on the 8 Is tran.
ong man was about twenty-five
+ sof age. ),
young man named Williams, en-
Fl at Bowers & Dure's car works,
aI'1 last Week, was also placed on
P"lil+ train to be taken to his home
|a.isOnry.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-19
Tho Weather.

Var Department, Office Of the Chief
bsl Officer, Washington, Jan. ID
bdications for Monday--For the
5dls Atlantic States and New Eng
A, clear or partly cloudy weather,
abwsst to northwest winds, rising
bged by falling barometer, slight
suges in temperature during the
and colder weather by Tuesday
Anit,u
Daily Republican., 1880-01-19
Cat0rrh.

DR.. N. W. Case would call the At
tsntion Of our readers to his card in
another column, headed "Catarrh is q
terrible disease" and insures relief to
those afflicted.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-19
TEE EXTRA ASSESSMENT.
whose Names are Upon ahe Extra
Assessments.

The following are the names Of those
whose names are upon the extra assess.
ment which has been completed and
hung up in the respective wards. The
names have bsen copied as near as
could be as they appeared upon the
Assessment lists:
Daily Republican., 1880-01-19
s,.,e OF the Tnermsmotsr

Ebs REPUBLICAN office, on Monday
fpipg, Jan. 10:
[clock, 10 O'Clock, IL o'clock
|94o 45O ooO
Daily Republican., 1880-01-19
l lsa k>Aace

! IN want of good, reliable furni-
mai IS only thrown together, but
'u,'@ctured by first class firm, call
pa'e \ Kilburn, Manufacturing
Rsh7, No. As II. Sixth street, Phila.
!plS' They build the champion
fnat'o folding bed, the odorless,
tr'as' peerless " portable rsser-
1ueak washstand, "cable" spring
II, also turniture specialties. The
II Is a reliable one to deal with.
"'ounE On the Delaware.
port comes TO us of q seriou.
between officers and crew on board
nalian harque a short distance
view Castle. One Of the officers
Fl0ok to chastise q refractory sea.
When the latter rebelled and was
yea by others OF the crew. The
was short and resulted in favor OF
lacers. Whiskey is said to have
the main cause.
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FOREIGN FIXES.
Feeble Fiieksri.E. Frs.. an. Asl..,Is
Cable.
The Americas Te.n win start Home
Absut the Goth.
Condensed New. nreA all Parts Of
the wsria.
All Ireland Challenge shield.

Dublin, July 3.-The following
American rihemen have agreed to act
with Frank Hyde In the match at
Wimbledon: Brown, Clark, Dudley,
Farrow, Gersh, jackson, Laird, Rock
well and Scott. also Burnside IL he ar.
rives In time.
The composition for the all ireland
challenge shield began to-day at AS.
The American team consists Of Brown,
jackson, Scott and Laird. or the two
Irish teams one consists of Fenton,
Rigby, Warren and Mimer, and the
other Of Joynt, ooghland. johnson and
Murphy. The weather is stormy with
rain.
Three teams have just finished firing
the ten rounds, 1000 yard range. OF
the American team jackson scored 43,
Scott AZ, Brown 45, Laird 81. The
Irish team, No. /. Fenton 81, John
Righy 42, Warren 90, Milner A. No.
?, Joynt 40. Coghlan, SO. johnson 80.
Murphy 4G. The Americans leading
by five points. The firing is being done
In the rain storm.
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Detroit, Mich. July s.-E- b. Morsy,
the rich Battle Greek man, convicted
OF forgery, has been sentenced In the
circuit court at Marshall TO ten years in
the state prison In court be read q
statement clearing the law lrm Of
Brown a Thomas, who were accused
of instigating the crime, James w.
Dugsiey, another rich Battle Greek
man; Is designated by Morey as being
at the head of the conspiracy. This
man is now in jail. having been surren-
dered by his bondsmen, and Is liable 10
stay there. The case is several years
old. and was one Of the checklist games
to steal property ever heard.
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Paris, July 3.-An interesting exper-
iment was recently made with a new
steam carriage. This new vehicle will
prove invaluable to places where local
interests do not warrant the construc-
tion Of railroad. II consists Of an
omnibus having outside Accommodations
for forty passengers. The engine is In
the rear; in front is q platform, upon
which the conductor stands, and there
Is room for five or six persons. This
engine, which Is of forty horse power,
will draw a car with load Of a couple
OF tons at rapid rate up steep hills.
IL Is easily worked and can be slack
ened in speed, or pulled up with great
promptitude. On the day Of the trial
the engine and carriage Travelled ut an
average OF twenty miles an hour. 1t
was ascertained that during the run Of
three hours the engine consumed go
gallons Of water and ITO pounds of fuel.
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New York, July 3.-The explosion Of
a 20 pound keg Of powder in the office
Of tho Ditmar powder company, "a
Park place, completely demolished the
windows and partitions OF the Office,
made rent ten feet long in the wall
separating the Office from the hall. de-
stroyed several valuable pictures, con-
siderably damaged the ceilings, and
perfectly pulyerized small iron safe
upon which the keg had stood. The
Office happened to be open both In the
front and rear, hence the building was
not brought to the ground. Manager
Parker said he was sitting at his desk
In the outer Office, when he heard cry
OF fire. He Immediately proceeded to
ascertain the cause, and saw paper
burning within nm inch OF the keg of
powder. Observing there was no pos
sible chance Of extinguisbing the flames
he called upon the clerks to run. They
did 80, and were assisted TO the street,
when they reached the door, by the force
Of the explosion. Only one person was
injured by the flying glass and splin-
ters. Tne manager thinks some person
entered the room where the powder was
stored, lighted q cigar. and threw the
burning match ON the floor.
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Chicago July 3.--The Times this
morning, summarizing long Washing
ton special, says: A woman at WASH
ington, calling herself Mrs. Hughes, who
has been married three times, and has
five children, some Of them grown,
claims that Congressman C. p. Perry,
Of California, seduced her last winter
and that she will soon be an object Of
interest TO the census man. She has
consulted several attorneys with u
view Of bringing q suit for damage, hut
thus far has not been able TO find one
who will take her case in charge.
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Chicago, July 3.-The grain market
has been struggling between heavy
drop ON account OF the exceptionally
ine crop weather which has prevailed
the greater part OF the year, and the
surftly depletion of stock and deminish-
ing receipts coupled with the later re-
reports OF the ravages by storms, over
flows and insects. 1t is feared that
many Of the latter reports are Inspired
by commercial reasons, and are exag-
gerated. The stocks in store have de-
minished very largely and there Is now
much less corn than at the same time
last year, both here and ut the serboard.
Wheat remains in large supply but the
receipts are insignificant and dwindling
moro and more rs stocks in first bands
undoubtedly was nearly exhausted
during the prevalence Of high prizes.
Provisions have had big boom.
The foreign demand continues un-
abated and unprecedented.
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Cleveland, Ohio, July 3.--This even
ing Frederick Niedhammer, a peddler,
who came to this country from Bavaria
eight months ago, was shot in Brigh-
ton, six miles from here, by a fellow
peddler, name unknown, except John.
n German, who recently made his ap-
pearance in the neighborhood. Both
peddled on the same route in small
way. The new conner previously threat
ened Niedhammer's life in order to
drive him of. They met about mile
from Brighton.village, in the road, when
John drew revolver and fired into
Niedhammer's back, the ball penetrat-
ing the kidneys and lungs, inflicting a
mortal wound. John tied and has not
yet been found. NNa
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Dublin, July S.-Col. Bodine says his
team will be disbanded after to-day,
and he will leave Liverpool for New
York on the 2Oth inst, with the men,
bers Of the team ready 10 20. Rath-
bone, Clarke, Fisher and Rockwell will
probably accompany Col. Bodine hack.
He Is uncertain about the others, but
hopes they will not remain contrary to
the orders Of the national rife associa-
tion. Brown will go 10 the continent,
and Bodine thinks he will not shoot
with Hyde.
At $40 p. IN. the total scores at the
loo yards range, for twenty shots,
stood; Americans $40, Irish, No l.,
s29; No. 2, s3l.
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London, July Sat Shaftesbary to
day was unveiled the statue on the
Thames embankrhent to Robert Raikes
the originator Of Sunday schools in En-
gland one hundred years ago. DR.
Vincent was present ON behalf of tn,
Sunday schools Of the United States
DIR. Murphy, American, read portions
Of Scripture, and DIR. Todd, American
offered prayer.
Matters I'm Duenos Ayres
have again assumed an unfavorable as
pect, owing to the refusal OF Bueno
Ayres TO accede to the conditions i'm
posed by the national government
Buenos Ayres continues to make war
like preparations and receives arms ant
ammunition from Montevideo in spit.
Of the blockade.
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m. Rera-e. to Eur. over.

Montgomery, Ala, July 3.-Ex-
Gov. Smith received his commission as
United States district attorney last
night. This morning he called on
Charles Mayer for possession Of the
Office, books, etc. Mayer declined to
yield, basing his refusal on the ground
that Smiths name was sent to the SEN
ate and not confirmed, and that the
president has no right to appoint him,
and that be, Meyer, can hold until the
senate again meets and another name
Ia aant In
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part. at least, under water. Several
families In the city were driven from
their homes, and number Of others
could only reach their dwellings by the
use OF boats. Farmers have only been
able to come to this city Of late by
means OF boats.
The cities Of Clinton and Lyons. on
the opposite side Of the river, suffered
quite as much from this flood. Serious
fears Of prevailing sickness are enter
tained. Disinfectants will be freely
used 70 eounteraet the influence of de-
caying vegetation incident to the fall
In the water.
Several large ice houses in these cities
were carried away by the Hood. 80 that
the supply will be insufiiicient % meet
the home demand. The cars on the
Milwaukee and st. Paul railroad have
not run for more than a week.
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want q New Chier.

Sioux City, Iowa, July 3.-The
Sioux chiefs now on the way home from
Washington are much dissatisfied with
Spotted Tall, the nominal head of the
Sioux nation. They call him "white
mans chief" and talk Of deposing
him and putting up Two Strike. This
Is on account Of Spotted Tails favor
able disposition about the right of way
Tor the Northwestern. '.Spot" has
gone on homo to mako himself
"solid" with his band, leaving the
other cl,iefs at Yankton.
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Washington, July 3.-A recent con-
sular report states that the China mer-
chants steam navigation company pro-
poses running line Of steamers TO San
Francisco via the Sandwich islands.
A Chinese mandarin has established
farm OF $4,000 acres about fifty miles
north Of Tientsin, which he proposes to
have conducted upon western princi-
Piles. Stock raising win be animpor-
tant feature.
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snrEF rELEcnans.

Berlin: A gun boat has been ordered
TO the Syria coast to protect the Ger
man settlers.
Rome: Engineer Chiarini, who Was
one Of the expedition into central
Africa, is dead.
New York: The headquarters Of the
national republican committee have
been located at 2il Fifth avenue.
Washington: The president has rec
onized Adolph Jessen as vice consul
OF Sweden and Norway, now ut Salt
Lake City.
Paris: The chamber OF deputies un-
animously adopted the bill reducing the
duty on sugar thirty francs after the
LIST Of October next.
London: In consequence Of the re-
cent murders and outrages In Ireland
there begins To be some talk OF the re-
newal Of the peace preservation act.
Augusta, Ga: The Pendleton Bros.
foundry and machine works burned.
Loss, s25 900; insurance, $40, 900. Geo.
l.. jackson & Co. IS -four mill WAS dam
aged.
Bombay: Ayoob Khan's advance
guard OF cavaly under command OF the
former governor Of rurkestan, Is "A
long ways ahead of him ON the Canda-
har road.
Chicago: A dispatch from New
York says Leonard w. Jerome pnr-
chased One Dime, Blue Lodge, Irish
King and Bashi Bazouk, the famous
running horses.
Paris: The civil tribunal Of Nancy, to
which the Jesuits applied TO have the
seals removed from their establish
ments, has pronounced itself incom-
petent TO judge of the question.
Paris: The prefect OF the depart
ment Of Nord having taken further
steps in the suit instigated by the ex-
PEELED Jesuits at Lille, the tribunal has
decl ined to proceed with the hearing.
Rome: The brigand chief Casino
Girardimo. who In '6l was the terror Of
Bevento district, Italy, and who volun-
tarily emigrated TO America, las re-
turned to his old haunts and occupa.
tion.
London: It is said that the bishop OF
London notified Rev. Alexander Mac
Kanachie, Of st. Albans church, Hol.
barn, that he has determined to en-.
force the sentence Of sequesteration
against him.
st. Petersburg: The Bdrg forshadows
that the amnesty 10 political offenders
abroad, which would extend [only to
such as are soliciting permission to re.
turn, is in coming measure attributed
to Gen. Loriz Milokoff.
Plttsburg: A test case involving the
question whether Allegheny count,
county should be compelled to pay tn,
interest on the claims for losses In
Cured by the great riot of 1877, wa
decided, in the common pleas court, IL
the negative.
London: The action Of the house o
commons on Premier Gladstone's reso
luton permitting Bradlaugh to affirm
has given great satisfaction to the sup
porters of the government. The mex
critical division will be Monday, on til,
Irish compensation for the dlsturbauc,
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suit Against BraaIaurh.

London, July 3.-With the view Of
bringing the conduct OF Bradlaugh
In parliament before the court of the
queens bench, witnesses were in the
house OF commons yesterday noting the
fact that Bradlaugh was sitting and
voting. His prosecution will be COM
menced forthwith. 1t is understood
that Bradlaugh intends to fight the ac-
tion II necessary to the house Of lords.
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Rome, July 3.-The Aurora, organ
Of the vatican, states that the conse-
quence Of the departure of the papal
nuncio from Brussels and the suppress
sion Of the Belgian legation at the vati-
can will not be Of slight moment, but it
observes that the relations between the
holy see and the Catholics Of Belgium
will neither be broken nor less solid and
the cardinal bishops will be the pope's
nuncios henceforth.
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Mseashiser. Acquitted.

Atlanta, Ga, july 3.-Ayres and
Tom Jones, the two mountain NOON
sinners, were to-day tried Ia the
United States circuit court for COM
plieity in the murder Of Lieutenant
Mcintyre. OF the Eighteenth infantry,
in Gilmer county. three years ago. Nc
Intyre went there with a part OF his
company TO aid the revenue officers in
making an arrest. and was murdered in
Ayres Jones' house In desperate
struggle between the officers and NOON
sinners. The affair created great ex-
citement at the time. But little evil
dence was found against the Jones
brothers, and they were acquitted.
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A STANDING INVITATION. II this
meets the eye OF any man, woman or
child suffering from any disease OF the
Kidneys, Bladder, Liver or Urinary
Organs, they will consider this n stand
ing invitation to buy HUNTS REM
EDY, the great Kidney and Liver
Medicine. This splendid Medicinesen-
dorsed by leading physicians) is q sure
cure for the worst forms OF Kidney
Disease. All druggists sells HUNTS
RE4EDY, and no chemist or physi-
clan ever prescribed better. Trial
size 75 cents.
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Chicago, July 3.-The day and track
were very fine. and the attendance was
largely increased. The first event was
the selling race for $500, all ages, Il
mile horses, to carry proper weights
and be sold at auction Immediately af-
ter the, rrce. Solicitor won, Omega
second, Bettie +. third; time 3D8}. Z
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Re.i.,ance Useless.

London, July "a Pera correspond
ent of the Daily Telegraph sayshe hears
from good authority that the minister
of the interior at the recent cabinet
council strongly urged the acceptance
Of the decision Of the Berlin conference,
rs resistance was useless, and IL at.
tempted would be more disastrous than
the loss of the province. The majority
Of the ministers, however, favor resist
ance
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Pueblo. Col. Jaly 3.-rhe body Of
John Maxwell was found in the Arkan-
sas river, three miles below the city,
last night. The deceased is from
Chetopa. Kansas, and bad lain In the
water three weeks. 1t Is case of sup
posed suicide.
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Cincinnati, Ohio, July 3,--Mme.
Jane Wilson was arrested to-day,
charged with causing the death of n
widow, Josephine Williamson, of Clln-
ton street, by an abortion committed
last Friday. When the house was
searched, a MrA Elizabeth Miller, of
Louisville. was found, who had given
premature birth to dead child. The
body Of the child was not found.
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George Tritch vs.. John d. Steven.
son. Notice Is hereby given that by
virtue and authority Of q writ Of execu.
tion issued out of the district court
within and for Laramie county, Wyo-
ming territory, in favor Of George
Tritch and against the property Of John
ID. Stevenson for the sum Of S1,9i9. So,
interest and costs additional, dated
May -, 1880, and to me directed, and
having failed to find any goods and
chattels, / have levied upon the follow
ing described lands, exclusive of the
improvements, Of John d. Stevenson,
to-wit. All the right, title and interest
Of John ID. Stevenson In and to the
south % feet OF lots 3 and 4 in block
354, and 8 feet of the east side Of lot 3
In block 354, fronting on Eighteenth
street, and ITO feet deep. which proper
ty / will offer for sale ut public auc-
ton, and sell to the highest bidder for
cash, on Thursday, July 10th, 1880, at
2 O'Clock p. m. OF sara day, In front Of
the court house door of said county Of
Laramie.
GEO. A. DRAPER,
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Tho Recent Flood.

Fulton, ILL.,, July 3.-The loss TO
tne farmers in this township by the
destruction Of their crops, through the
great rise In the Mississippi, is esti-
mated ~ high as e25. 900. some Of the
lalms we're entirely submerged. and
not q farm, In the town was not. in
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privilege. Our Graaarathsr. Did Not
fiAJey.
Peace and Prosperity ReiEas I'm the
Land OF Washington.


Denver July 3. REV. T. Dewitt Tai
mage has just accepted an offer made
him TO deliver series Of lectures in
California this summer, and will stop
over In Denver and Leadville TO deliver
his lecture, entitled, "Big Blunders. ~
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New York, July 3.-The bodies of
two more victims OF the Seawanhaka
disaster were picked up to-day on the
river, making a total Of forty bodies
recovered. Twelve persons are still
missing.
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Murderer Hanged.

Rolling Fork, Miss, July 3.--Link
Williams was hanged here yesterday for
the murder Of A. Plesner. About l. 800
persons were present. williams made
short speech warning his friends Of
his fate, and asked them to pray for
him