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Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
ReuniOn SERVICES.

The reunion OF the members Of the
Central Presbyterian church and con.
gregation will be held on Monday even.
ing, December 9th, At 7.30 o'clock, IL
being the twenty. fifth anniversary Of
the organization of the church. After
addresses by Rev. DR.. WisWell and
others, there will be a social gathering
In the Lecture room aud church parlor
The pastors and elders Of the other
Presbyterian churches and all former
members of the Central church are cor
di1..- invited to be present.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
Miiion Library Society.

At = regular meeting Of this society,
held in the Wilmington Academy, yes
terdsy, the following sficers wer.
elected
President--Thsodore II. Harman.
First Vics President-Wm. J. Elliott.
Second Vies President-F. B. Stuck.
Recording Secretary--H. Woodbury..
Financial Secretary H. F. Msyre.
Treasnrer--Annie N. Stroud.
Librarian--Ida Lieberman.
Sergeant-at.Arms--L. l.. Sergeant.
Critic-Clars A. Crabb.
Committse-JOssph N. Parker, Jos.
G. Fla, Charles A. Sheppey.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
FOURTH EDITION.
TkAOasRs' lasrIfUTE.

The sixth Annual session or IN,
Teschers' Ins,Itate for suisse,
Coauty-EnteFessinE Exercises.
The tsaohers Of sussex county met Il
annual session Wednesday afternoon
in the Court House at Georgetown. Th,
attendance was small. Rev. Mr.. John
son led In prayer and Superintendent
Groves stated the object Of the snnua
meeting.
The programme and constitution
and by-laws having been circulated
amongst those who were present, tn.
chairman Of the Executive Commit, {
made his report. The question boz
was introduced by Professor X. D.
Tarr.
There was large attendance at ths
evening session. A hymn was sung
By the choir and prayer offered by Rev.
II. Colclazer.
Miss Corbit, Of Lew 90, gave q select
reading. An original poem, entitled
"a Teachers Life," was read by Prof.
Z. D. Tarr. A solo was sung by C. Z.
Treidler Of Milford, and D. r. Marvel
lectured on "Public Schools and the
Teachers Relations Thereto" In CON.
clusion Rev. Mr.. Johnson made an ad.
dress Of welcome.
SECOND DAYS SESSION.
At the opening Of the second days
session, on Thursday morning, prayer
was offered by Superintendent Groves.
Professor Tarr gave au interesting
lecture on "Arithmetic."
In the afternoon Professor J. T.
Principal Of the seaford
schools, spoke upon the subject SHOW
to teach swinton's Language Lessons.
Z. N. Adams showed the method of
teaching the principles Of writing.
Superintendent Groves spoke for
some time upon classification In un.
graded schools.
The following committees were ap.
pointed:
Auditing Committee-T. r. Wilson
Lizzie Philips and Gsorgi giana Arnold.
Committee on Resol utious-H. C.
Jones, George A. Jones and Gertrude
Crau0r.
Enrollment Committee-Wise War.
'en, L. Emma White and John Ii.
Wiley.
The evening session was opened
With prayer by Rev. Mr.. Douglass.
DR.. Purnell, President OF the Della
Vare College. of Newark, leotured on
he subject OF Reading"
A recitation, entitled "Don't 20 10
Ohm" WAS read by J. Stephens.
A humorous selection was read by
|. c. Carpenter Of Lewes.
DR.. Purnell gave q select reading and
Vim. J. Stephens Of seaford, sang q
olo.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
WIFI not be lanuasl.

The Sunday Mirror will not be issued
tomorrow, and hereafter will not be
controlled by d. T. Bradford, the pre-.
sent proprietor. Mr.. B. will also dis.
continue the publication ofthe Evening
Programme. 1t Is not yet known who
the new publishers will be.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
Mi.mInRfOn Acndcmr.

The Wilmington Academy com
mences its second term on Monday
morning. A full school has been the
result of low rates and thorough in.
struction. Young men do not fail tt
bscome q member of this institution.
The night school is also open and
aourishing.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
Another Contract Received

Enoch Moore, Jr., has just received
the contract to build q stern.wh eel
steam barge for company in Leipsic,
Kent county. The dimensions of the
boat ere: Length, l05 feet; breadth Of
Of beam, 22I fee; depth Of hold, 6 feet.
She will be finished by April and will
run bet xeen Philadelphia and Leipsic.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
Tho MnNOr'A llnnrI

At the Police Court, last evening,
Charles Biddls, colored, was fined one
dollar and costs for drunkenness AID
disorderly conduct.
John Jennings, charged with assault.
ing George Little, was, this morning,
fined % aud costs. "
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04

+ NUME On, LADIES, TO THE GRAN.
ger store, ll3 L. sixth street, II yOn
want raisins for your mtnce mea', rs for 2b
,ts: 3 bs currants. 70 cts: . MS mince meat 70
,ts; s ms pared peaches. Csc; bs evaI orr ted
u pies CSC; citr)n, 2Sc b; lemon and orange
1esl, 20j n: 2can' corn, 2bc; cans table
nathes, 25c: 2 Ms c0cOanut c kes, 25c; Q Bs
Iemon cakes, 25c: 2 lbs ginger nut', 26c. We
lavc another lot Of iamond flour at 80 b, 1t
ts truly goods our 4c flour is the best lor the
orice sold anywhere. cur patent -four at u so
g % good as you pay 50 for; Try our butter at
Sc d, 70 can't tell II from the finest print
butter: cranberrier, and 90 at; fne irish
Iulce, lsc b, for weak lupgT; we have the
Vhitest sugar ~ d the best ioi an coffee in
lMet TN, WlER,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
T~aha Amteted.

Or. Darmon will arrive in our
on Tuesday, and may be consp,,u ns Nv,
the houss Of Mrs. Day, No. OV9 ~,
street for q few days. The "oS
afflicted should make q nots y,
fact. He has prescribed for mau' ,S b
drsi persons In our city, and I'D =
ty has been well tested.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
Hnndkerch fofs.

Silk, Linen, Casbmsres, &c.. 10:
the largest assortment and the lowest
prices some great bargains; come and
zee them. g. Worrell, Masonic Temple.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
So. Jacobs Oh,

This is the way An Illinois exchange
feals called upon to put it: "Ais ham
mock swung loose at the sport of the
wind" and tumbled the Hon. J. S.
Irwin on his head. and but for the ap.
phcation of St, Jacobs oil he might
have gone "Uhe!e the woodbine twin
eth"
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04

A fine assortment Of ladies' and gen.
tlemen's satchels, for Christmas pre
sents, can be bought cheap at Joshua
Conner's, 237 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
A Usefal Holiday Present

dassameres Water Proofs.
d Co have large assortment Of ladie,
aud Misses Rubber garments all sizes,
and prices: Ladies sizss, SO, so, "a,
56, So, 60. Misses sizes, SO, 3S, DO,
AZ, Al, 46, 4S.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
To Suit all Glasses.

Provision has been made to suit the
small purses as we'll as the large ones,
at the variety store of the Bazaar Opera
House, Dec. 9th and II will astound ali
TO Sea what an assortment will be offer.
ed Of ofbeautiiul goods for five, ten, and
twenty fVo cents.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
SNAPPER Lunch.

Z. P. Frsye will give grand lunch
to. night, at his saloon No. II East 2nd
St. All lovers Of q good lunch will dc
we'll to give him call. They will fnd
him accommodating in every way.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
Ra,eofPIated WARE.

r. N. Osle will have sales Ct fine
plat d ware at his auction room next
week, as may be seen by advertise
ment in another column,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04

"Have you heard the splendn.,a. ~, \
Of the Haines new Upright r''D, !"
The best Upright piano In thT p ,ro "a
They are superb. For sale o. o.
Allen, Masonic Temple.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04

To Choir leaders and supsriulesprahal rhl
Large and we'll selected STOCK 0, r.p| n.
mas Carols. at Aliens, Masonic W
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04

Two cases of body snatching are re-
ported in Prescott, Ontario. Ona Of
tle bodies stolen is that of Mr.. Nc Matt,
who died suddenly a week ago.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04

The public are cautioned to ask for
DR.. Bulls Cough syrnp, and take no
other. Price 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN

DsVRR, DBL, Dec. Sd, 1850.
To THB REPUBLICANS OF DELAwAgE-TI
Second Of November, left US IN N
State defeated, but II Also left Us N
In the victory Of q splendid orgspI,l
tion with a unity OF purpose sy pl
lever hope 10 succeed.
For years We have been suasrii
under an unjust assessor 81 at Law Wild
Is go executed and enforced az 10 "A
press the will Of a ms sjority Of he I'D
voters OF this State and con ,iuus
power q mir ority.
The State Committee charged viII
the responsibility Of the mana zemsI
OF the campaign begins the Contest
1882. by requesting and causing d
challenge Of the right OF Mr.. hsrtu
the seat In Congress to which lie b
been declared elected.
We propose to make q manly prOtsI
against the operation VI the uuju.t adj
oppressive laws, aud seek the proisj
tion Of the Constitution OF lne Natio
which guarantees TO all rs citizens
Republican form OF Government.
Relying on the active aid and hsltj|
corporations OF every Republican IN DsI'
aware, this state can be redeemed an
placed IL the line Of her interests al
national relations.
Republicans of delaware, five NOV
shoulder 10 shoulder and stepto STEP u
Solid South Is broken, and this Sta
placed politically where years sgOsf
stood-for sn honest and economic
administration Of her affairs, protetta
to home industries, and a pare OP'
and falr management OF Couaty lDa
ces. by order Of the Commltlse,
(SiSnsi) II. W. CSNSN,
ClllIs
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04

XITANTED-A GOOD INDUSTRIOUS
w boy to act as janitor in q private
| school, must be well recommended. re For ser
Vices rendered. he will receive tuition and
books will bs furnished him. Inquire at Re
PUBLICAN office. 1Xtlt
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04

yXYANPt D.-A YOUNG LADY WANTS
w situation rs RoverDess, seamstress
or charge Of invalid lady; can furnish best Of
reierenoes. Ad ire;B Ella, REPUBLICAN, office.
1At3t
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
FIFTH EDITION
An ELECrION UONTE,,
Hssiee Of roniess Asrvss
Hon. Edwasd L. M.,,s w

Hetiee Of Coutes, k.
-, hos' Edwsra L. Martin. W
The Delaware train rssoh,n i
to-day At l2.lO p. m. trouSh, . y y
ator hi Salisbury, Congr essmsu p Z
Martin and State Senator s N c u
a, At the same time, Henry W. coop CC.Op|
Chairman sfths Republican st,ta s1u ~
trail Committee, K. Harrington ,s ESo
N 9. y. Massey, Esq., stepped FROM no / |,
train, bat Mr.. Massey heweysr sn,I
ea g TO be present on different bpstipps tps
Messrs. Salisbury and Martin .oins .
their way to Washing ten 10 /. WI, WV
At the opening Of Congress mex, rtI, NJ
day. 0A' aq
A disagrseable surprise awai,.d
Martin at Dover as be was an tiu
up. Wan. A. Wallace stepped S .S,s
the train and singing out tn the HUea nos1
and good look Congf essman immIrS,. ~,
y served upon him notice tba,tLaW
J. Houston would enter CONTEXT n,
seat In the next Congress. mi.
the drst intimation that Mr.. Naru,
any OF his political friends had III.
contest OF his seat was ever dreamsS
aud copss quently the surprise wsss
great, and by the time the train ,a,o,
wilmington 1t was the subject o, >.
raj conversation by the uas,eps.
The grounds Of the contest are ,bs ~ y
Of voters, AID fraud Al
polls.
As soon as the new Congress ns.,
OF investigation iii ts :,
I'd Tor to proceed TO Delaware and
suine minutely all the machipy,
he assessment laws Of the STATE vtd
! if alleged bave been purpose.y en-,
ID ahd enforced to keep RepnhIIO.
rom voting. The majority ap,i1
Judge Houston was only $50, and h
'lleged that more than a thousand
'ublicans we're defrauded out oflh
'oies BY the partisan asse.suep, h
4 the State.
The chairman Of the State Cent?
has just issued the ic llovi
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04

UNION NJ. Z. CHURCH, corner 9th and Wash
ington streets. Rev. Adam Stengle, pastor
PreachinR at 80 d. m., and T-30 D. m.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-12-21

Col. Fred. Bee, the Chinese consul, in
speaking Of the recent riot at Denver, stated
to a Neavs reporter that: cit is not a ques-
ton as to the value of the property destroyed,
or otherwise lost, but n of the value of
human life," and then referred to a recent
case in England in which the heirs of a man
whe had been killed were awarded the sum
of $250,000. There We're several Cinnamon
killed IN the riot referred to, and there is no
question that our government will be called
upon to foot a large bill to satisfy the heirs of
the defunct celestials. The Denver case will
be watched with a great deal of interest by
our people, as it is the first case in which will
undoubtedly be applied some of the provis-
ions of the new treaty just concluded between
China and the United States.
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The ~liector of the United States mint in
his annual report has this to say about esti-
mating the value of foreign coins: "The gold
dollar piece Of 25.S grains having been es-
tablished by sec. 3511 of the REVISED Statutes
as the unit of value, and silver coin, though
legal tender, not having been declared stand
ards of value, it was decided that the basis Of
comparison in estimating the values of for
eign coins must be the United States gold
dollar. For countries having the double
standard with a limited silver coinage, gold
and silver coins circulating at par with each
other, the values of the standard coins were
estimated from the weight and ~tineness of
the gold coins compared with that of the
gold dollar. But for countries where silver
is the sole standard, or is coined without
limitation, the values of standard silver coins
were estimated at the commercial gold value
of the silver bullion they contain. The estl-
nation Of the values of the standard silver
coins of several countries upon this basis re-
duced their valuation from that given in pre-
ceding years."
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1850. ~ 1881
Holiday Natnabe1'.
1881.
1850.

A special New Years number of the MINER
will be issued on January 1st, 1851. Every
preparation has been made to make the Holt
day Number an encyclopaedia of the present
condition of every branch of industry carried
on in the Territory. Well written and exhaus-
tive articles on our agricultural, stock raising
and mining interests will be presented, besides
several original and entertaining sketches of
frontier life. valuable statistics showing the
rapid growth of our Territory will be one of its
features. Correspondence on any one of the
above mentioned topics respectfully solicited.
Correspondents will please forward their man
uscripts by the Goth of the present month, Or
earlier. if possible.
Persons desiring copies will please forward
their orders Immediately.
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Butte understand how much justice or fair
play they may expect in any issue in which
his influence is paramount.
But l have already partly succeeded in my
object, which was to point out to my fellow
citizens of Butte the fact thai the democratic
county convention of Deer Lodge is a ma
chine manipulated BY the Deer Lodge clique,
and that no "open fight" in such a convention
tor a division of the county could have result
ed otherwise than in discontinue for the
friends of Butte. DEMOCRAT.
BUTTE CITY, Dec. II, 1880.
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Will Not Fight.

PARIS, Dec. 17.-Rogat, of the Pa!
paper, states that having answered an
i've newspaper article by writing ant
has refused to fight a duel with
Gambetta's secretary, ana will not
challenge from HIM unless Relnach
insults him. Paul de Cassagnac del
the Pays that he a not allow a me
his staff to fight Reinach, as the latte
to fight Rochefort, with whom he b
uine quarrel.
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In Contempt.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1s.-Chas. II. Reed, a
prominent lawer who is in contempt of the
probate court for failing to file a report in
the Irwin estate has not yet filed the report
and was remanded this morning to custody.
He is said to be sick, but from his previous
record it is believed he Is shamming; that he
connot settle and tina. he will bring up in
Canada in time to escape.
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BUTTE, Dec. IL, 1880.

Dacota is applying for admission l
sisterhood OF states. Four yeals agof,
5000 votes. This year it swelled then
to 10000, an increase of $50 per cent
voting population. This is a striki4
dence of the inducements that territo1
to emigrants in search of homes, anda
more illustrates with what rapidly a
settles up after being reached by nsl
Montana's boom is at hand.
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Renewal Of SU DIV

ATHENS, Dec. 1S.-In a debate
chamber of deputies ON the question
renewal of the subsidy to the Greek
ton Company, the government urged
renewal was necessary as the con
steamers would afford important faciI
the transportation of troops and war q
when the time should arrive for G1
take action AGAINST Turkey.
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A Cambridge boy after a weeds abs

A Cambridge boy after a weeds abs
the country wrote to his mother: lgN
all right and forgot to write before
very nice place to have fun. A fe'ief
went out IN a boat and the boat tippe
and a man got me out and l was SO
water that l didn't know nothin' for
long while. The other boy has gov
buried after they find him. His moths
from Chelsea and she cries all the tin
boss kicked me over and l have got :
some money to pay a doctor for iixin'
head. We are going to set an old b
fire tonight and l should smile If we
have bully fun. / lost my watch AM
very sorry. l shall bring home som
turkles and l shall bring home a tam
chuck ifI can get him in my trunk.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-12-21

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 17.-William and
Charles Mullen, two brothers owning a farm
near Santa Rosa, were killed yesterday by
Albert and Fred Quackenbush, claimants Of
a portion of the farm held by the Mullens.
The Quackenbush brothers surrendered
themselves to the authorities, and claim that
they acted in self-defense.
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An Explanation.

LONDON, Dec. ia correspondent of the
Edinburgh Scotchmdn says: The dispatch
of further troops to Ireland has no reference
to any expected popular outbreak. The gov
eminent has in view the use of the military
in those districts where the magistrates de-
clare they can no longer depend on the po-
lice. The same course was adopted in 1854.
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FOum0erNd.

LONDON, Dec. 1S.-The bark hiA
Dixon, that sailed from Quebec non
18th for Cardiff, became waterloggedn
sized on the 22d of November. Part
crew landed at Flushing and the mas
remainder of the crew we're drowned
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FOREIGN NEWS

LONDON, Dec. 17.-There is good al
ty for the statement that the gevernm
tends to arrest Davitt Immediately byt
ling his ticket of leave.
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Released,

LONDON, Dec. 1S.-Rev. S. Dule
right, Ritualists, have been ordered
with the understanding that they vii
anything contrary to the monition
Penseance.
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Eugene.

PARIS, Dec. 1S.-It is reportets
Empress Eugene has arrived at Pad
tend the wedding of her god-dausn
Baroness de Friedland, who is chas
forgery.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-12-21

LONDON, Dec. 1S.-Hanlon refused
in England, to row Boyd, more ta
week after the time set for the race VI
cock.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-12-21

a letter written by one of the most pro
citizens of the territory, q letter in Will
writer states that Mr.. Mitchell MI
same statement to him, to-wit, that 4he
not give the printing contract to any !
lican newspaper" This evasIye repl,
all to expect that a democratic new
was about to be started in Deer LODI
in which event we would not have All
printing for a Butte paper while a de,
party paper was being published in III,
ty town. Well, time passed, and
voted with Governor Potts to give the
printing to the Neso North West. NJ
q full understanding of this transactIa
said he ,oould not give the printing
publican newspaper. In so doing
mitted an act for which some mild
mism may be in use among Deer Lodl
t~icians, but an act fer which honorabI
outside of politics, have emily one nan,
Whenever in life attention is
by what appears to be a singular col
action on the part of an individual, i
ural tor us to attempt to render ints
such course by ascribing some ration
tive sufficiently satisfactory to EN-
Acting on this impulse several of my
ances have, to my knowledge, atteu
account for Mitchell's ourse with
to the printing contract, by the sur
that had he refused to vote with the
in favor of the North West, then the |.
of the executive could not have been
some act bearing on the contract for
the territorial insane. Reduced to
ments, this explanation amounts to pd
bribery, pure and simple, but I am i
pared to take so low a view of the can
New North Vest is published in Deet1
the MINER in Butte, and IN this fact
we have an explanation for the bn
faith, or whatever else you choose tI
local clannishness being sufficiently
cause a disregard of party fealty, and
forgetfulness of a PROMISE promi
when given was accepted at avaluata
it did not deserve, as abundantly apps
the sequel.
This award of the printing contrsc
public question, and which ever
crat should understand. l have given
tory in detail in order that the coun
public nan may be fully understood i
preciated by the party which elevated
an Office of trust and responsibility,
the purpose of letting the Butte peql
derstand how little party fealty, or I'd
spoken promise, will count against 4
pulse of clannishness so conspicuoq
played on every occasion by the std
ticians of our county town.
, DEMUl
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