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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-08-20
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-08-20
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"AvISG oyerhauled aud put the latest
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I9of1se at Albany, am now prepared to
sioge or buy 200 300 bushels of wheat and
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and everything is in good running order.
New sacks furnished FREE to parties stor-
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-08-20
THE CANDIDATES.
Sketches of the Democratic
Nominees for President
and Vice President.

cav. WINFIELD sCoTF HANeOeK. THI
SOLDIER AND sTITEsaAN.
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have had It thoroughly renovated and
painted inside and out, and furnished
throughout with new furniture and bed
ding. i have also secured tie services of
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Board from SI.00 to $3.50 day, With
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-08-20

Business notices in tbs Local Columns
20 cents per Line.
For legal and tTansisnt advertisements
81 90 per square, for the first inseT4ioer[aud
80 cerits pef square for each snbseque1it in :
sert1on.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-23
THIRD EDITION
General Nescs.


Senator Lamar Is able to move about
his hotel on crutches.
The Mississippi Legislature yesterday
In joint Assembly chose J. z. George as
United States Senator.
The heaviest snow storm Of the sea-
son prevailed throughout Wisconsin on
Wednesday and yesterday.
The Kentucky Republican State Con-
vention meets al Louisville, April IA, to
appoint delegates to Chicago.
The Legislature OF Louisiana elected
r. L.. Gibson United States Senator
for the six years commencing March 4,
1888.
The Maryland Republican State Con-
ventlon will be held at Frederick City
on the 9th of May, 10 select Delegates
to the Republican National Conven-
tion.
The Polish residents of New York
city Celebrated the revolution of 1868
by q mass meeting last night. The
meeting was well atten led, and the Po-
lish Sharp Shooters were present in uni
form.
st. Thomas advices say the war sloop
Nipsic arrived there on the 1lth instant
and sailed for Venezuela on the 10Th,
her object being to investigate the late
difficulty experienced by American citi-
zens.
Mary Books, the young girl who was
betrayed and deserted by Michael Bren-
nan at New York, and committed sui
eide. has been buried in Evergreen
Cemetery. There were no inquiries
made FROM Sunbury or Wilkesbarre, her
former home.
The differences which have existed
for several weeks between English ex-
porters of cotton and railroad freight
agents have been amicably adjusted at
Memphis, Tenn, through a committee
of the Cotton Exchange. The English
shippers now have the choice OF routes
to Europe by the East.
A movement is on foot in Washing
ton TO secure the passage of a bill for
the relief Of Captain Sutter, the discov-
eref OF gold in California, who is now
nearly 50 years old and resides at Litiz,
Pa. Among those who have interested
themselves In his behalf is Mr.. Fred
Lauer, the well-known Reading brewer.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-23
The Antt- TiLden Democrats.

THEY SAY NEW YORK WILL GO REPUBLI-
CAN BY 10000 IF TILDEN Is NoMINA-
TED.
NEW YORK, January pa special
from Albany to the EUtning Post says
that Mr.. Patrick H. Cowen, of Saratoga
the man who, In the Democratic State
Convention at Syracuse acquired tempO-
rary fame by nominating Mr.. Jacobs for
Governor, was one of the Kelly men
who attended the conference last eve
ming. He says that the Kelly wing
the party does not care to go into a con-
vention with the Tilden men. The Kelly
men will, he thinks, hold a convention
and appoint delegates to the National
Convention Independent o. the Tilden
men. This course is subject to revision
only in case Mr.. Tilden shall, before the
time for holding the s ate Convention,
publish letter absolutely forbidding the
use of his name as a Presidential candi-
date. Mr.. Cowen IL anxious for the Til
den men also to appoint delegates to the
National Convention.
When two sets shall be appointed he
is In favor of leaving the question of a
candidate to them, with the reservation
that one name iTilden's) shall not be
used in the National CsnI ention. If
this shall be denied, then two sets of
delegates ought, he saws, to 90 to The
National Convention, and there BIZ both
kicked out for disagreeing. Mr.. Cowen
predicts that If Mr.. Tilden shall be
nomi mated. for President. New YORK
will go Republican by $4,000 majority
The daily gazette., 1880-01-23
Latest Cable NesOs.
LONDON, Jan. q, 1880.

LONDOh, Jan. 20, Aooos
Tie Duchess of Marlborough fund
now amounts TO f26 800. The Duchess
has issued circular TO the clergy ol
England appealing for aid.
1t Is announced from Constantinople
that the Montenegrins are withdrawing
from Gnsipje, but they state that they
intend to return in the spring, win
largely increased demands.
The French Chamber of Deputies has
voted urgency for the motion OF M.
Louis Blanc in favor OF granting full
amnesty TO all persons condemned for
acts committed under the Commune.
Sir Austen Layard, British Minlster
ct Coustantinopie, has telegraphed TO
Lord Salibary that help Is urgently need
cd in Mosul, " here the people have been
Obliged to sell their children to procure
food.
The corpses Of upward of fifty Of the
victims of the explosion Ia the Lycett
Coiliery, at New -castle- under Lyme, yes-
terday morning, have now been .recov-
cred. Oftwelve peIsons who we're got
out of the mine alive yesterday hve have
died ami others are dying.
A despatch to the Golos from Odessa
says:-''In consequence of the frequent
discovery of excavations and Of hssures
IN number Of houses, IL Is believed that
the city is undermined and threatened
with ser1ous danger. A commission has
therefore, been formed TO copdu,t inves-
legations underneath the town."
Messrs. Davitt and Brennan have been
served with wrtts calling upon them TO
appear before the Court OF Queens
Beach on or before Monday next, aud
stating that, IL they decline, writs will be
is ued for their arrest. This IL IN couse-
quence Of Davitt and Brennan not hav-
ing yet entered their appearance before
the Queens Bench.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-23
LOCAL TINE TABLE.
TRAINs LEAVE WILMINGTON

IhAlNS LEAVE WibhANoAON
FoR PHILApELPHIA:-2I, 100, $40, e@.o0 @
Gls, 100, S.46, 3. m. ON sundays, All, $40
FoR NEw YoRK.-2.2i 100, l0.02, a. m:
l2ls, l2.se, 6.i8, p. m. On Sundays, Al
Foa BAIrIxoRE Asp wAsHIEeros;.a
1851, 2.0a, S.s5, q. m. l262. Lea, 6.lS. T.os,
p. m. On sundays, la-5i, 2lo a. m.
FoR BALTInoRk, bay Line connecuonl
7.08 p, m. No Sunday trains.
FoR NKw CAsTLE.-600 Q. Is, a. M; LILO,
500, $50, D. m, No Sunday trains,
FoR DELAWARE X. R.-9.l5 D. m; LILO.
$50. p. M. No Sunday trains:
SO, a. m; 400. $50 p, nj. No Sunday
FoR DELAWARE WESTERN r. R.-7.l5
1880 a. m; $50 p. m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
FROM PHILADELPHIA.-l24 2.oS, s.9Oi
sle 1 M i2Gs l142 ies on saSaays %SC "a *
2os. l0.lo q. M; 7.Ss. 10 D. m.
FRoM NEW YoRK.-203, $50, O. m. l2.42.
I.O3. 5.l9, " p. m. On Sundays. 2.USa q. m.
FEoM BALrIMoRk.--2l5, $50. s.57, q; M; +;
laos. 12.az, 5.3e, $50, p. m. On Sundays.
2-l5 .. m. 9.S6 p. m. ,oo
FRoM WAsHINGToN.-2l5. q. m; l2os.
I2.S7, a36, e.3s p. m.
FROM NEW CAsrLE.-S.5O, e.52, n.5Oa. M:
as. 6.45 p. m. No sunday trains;
FROM DELAWARE X. R.-S.50, ll.5O o. m. ;
as p. m. No Sunday trains.
FROM WILMINGroN a NORTHERN X. IL.
500, lbs o. M; as p. IN. No sunday
trains.
FROM DELAWARE WESTERN II. R.-S.6O.
q. M; AIS, S.OO, p. m. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
FRoM BROAD STREET AND w WASHINGTON
AyENUE-7.30, 500, 1880, ll.45 a. m; l.O
800. t.oO. SIS, 500, 7.oo. s.4S. ilSo ?. m. On
FROM THIRrY-S SECOND AND MARKET
SrREETs.-7.30, lbs q. m. 2.2o. 400. p.
m. LOO a. m. On Sundays, l.OO, 7.O a. IN.
NorE-The black figures represent the
"4im-te Express" on which an extra
are ID charged.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-23
Odd FcilOtCs' Hall Co.

Daniel Farrs, President Of the Odd
Fellows Hall Company, has announced
the following standing committees for
the year 1880:
Accounts--John q. Yates, Robert ii.
McDanel. Frederick W. Heiss.
Renting-John ii. Britton, Robert Ii.
McUanel, Geo. w. Duffield.
Buiiding-Wm. G. Baugh, John G..
Yates, VIM. II. Foulk, Joshua Maris,
Archibald Crozier.
Auditing-Joshua Matis, VIM. II.
Foulk, Geo. w. Duiicid.
The Odd Fellows Hall Company Is
one of the best managed in the country,
Each of the Directors seems TO aim 10
conduct the Affairs the same rs though II
was his own personal business, and with
out remuneration.
For the last seventeen years the COM
pany has declared dividend Of ten pei
cent. on each share of stock.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-23
Clark Gets -Four Years,
THE PENNY HILL FUGITIVE GNI
JERSEY JUSTICE.

THE PENNY HILL FUGITIVE GNDl
JERSEY JUSTICE.
Harry Haines, alias CLARK, who pal
ed guilty to two indictments chagl|
forgery, was sentenced to four yeln
Judge Woodruff. OF Camden, \. \
yesterday. HAines was arrested ia|
this city at place called Penny I'LL
Brandy wine Hundred, on Dec. jl
Sergeant Jones, accompanied by onsI
Furry, Of Camden, and Sergeant WI
Ian, and policeman Cloud and Ds|
more of this city. He forged the niy
of Joel Kirkbride of Camden on adn|
for $l13 and the name Of G. r. Dlis|
hover, also of Camden, to a ehe'I
$54, Jim Blndso-like he had two Ni
in Camden, another in this city, a@
fourth in Mt. Holly, N. J. NleaE
rested II was fonnd that he had 'e
susplciously practicing an imilauo-
Levy Courtman Lodges signature
The National Distillery AssociaioI.,|
Cincinnati, adjourned YESTERDAY y,
adopting the report Of the Commune
the Constitution and Bylaws aDu
electing the old officers. The seu''|
opinion Of the members was LhS
vinegar men need more walchlDs~
the Moonshiners.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-23
Yesterday Fire.

IL Is not known what caused the fire
In Hart Bros.'s stable yesterday after.
noon. When the fire was discovered
the whole place was filed with fire and
smoke. Charles Broadhart, the driver
for M essrs. Hart. rushed in and man,
aged to get one Of the horses out at the
risk or his own life. The others .sDuld
not be taken out till a stream from The
Reliance Fire Company quenched the
oiaze, ana when they were released one
and legs. The burning Ia not 40 had n,
to cause death. In addition TO this twC
sets Of harness were ruined. The dam.
age, further than this, Will not be heavy
IL IN fnrtn nate thing that the stable !,
so near the Reliance engine house or tbe
loss might have been great.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-23
---------- -
The U. 8. District Court.

TIE BUn sEss DONE THIS MORNING.
Judge Bradfo d presided in the Uni
| ted States District Court this morning.
In the case of +. A. Churchman &
Co.. bankrupts, hearing on the petition
| of NeSie & Levy in reference TO their
| CLAIM was continued until Tuesday next.
The case OF BENJAMIN +. Townsend In
bankruptcy was continued until Febru-
| ary 18th.
On motion of VIM. q. Sprusnce, Esq,
in the matter of Swan Clark & Co., OF
Philadelphia VS.. Robinson & Co., the
rule was made pre-emptory for the taxi
ing of testimony by the hrst day Of
March next.
Leave was granted to the district at
torney to award his pleadings in the
case OF United States VS.. Nolan's sure
ties.
Democrats are the exception instead OF
the rule In Vermont, and it Is unusual TO
see more than two or three gathered to-
gether. Widow-has buried three
husbands, all prominent Democrats. At
the funeral of the last, many Of the "un-
terrified" were in attendance, and as they
were leaving the house gentleman re-
marked, in All undertone-tone, "This
looks like q Democratic state conven-
tion." The widow is soon to marry a
fourth husband who is also noted Dem
ocrat, and as the matter was being dis
cussed recently Jim-,who is one OF
the "true blues" said "Boys, this thing
is getting serious at this rate the widow
will in few years ruin theDemOcrdttc
party of Rutland county"-EDIToR's
DRAWER, in Hdrper's Magazine fo'
February.
Mrs. Bob, the married lady who was
invovled in the difficulty with Rev. w. M
Trumbower, OF the NJ. f. Church at
West Hoboken, has disappeared from the
town, and is Supposed to have followed
| Trumbower's fortunes.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-23
FIFTH EDITION.
Confirmation Services,

HELD BY BISHOP NICHOLSON AT THE
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT LAST
NIGHT.
The text of Bishop Nicholson, Of
Philadelphia, at the Church of the Gov
ensnt, last night, was from Hebrews X,
%, 23, and the sermon was descriptive Of
he christian life.
The discourse was followed by the
confirmation Of thirteen candidates, who
came forward as the pastor called their
names. The Bishop conducted the beau
tiful confirmation ceremony.
The progress Of this church has been
very gratifying 10 its friends during the
short period of its existence, the church
having begun with thirty persons, now
having membership Of over one hun
dred, while the Sunday School numbers
over three hundred.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-23
The Ne,O ms ane DeDar,m.

The Building Committee of The nj
tees oftho Poor, which has in b,pta
erection Of the new department n, n
insane, consists of Messrs. Brintop n
ey, Springer, (of mill Creek Hd1 n
Cooch. The committee has paid , i, 4
TO Norristown, Pa. to examine The hl
ing at that place, aud have the mb-
nearly settled so far as plans aud yss
cations aie concerned. The plaa \
nearly completed, and are in ihe bri
of Lewis X. Springer, ofthis city via,
drawing them up. The building vi.
Ia now contemplated, will be pIaIhSl
stantial one, and will cost about Nlo
The plans will come up for final lts
tion at the next monthly meeting dd
Board of Trustees.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-23
Balls TO-ni0ht.

The third annual reception Of h
Harkins' Senate takes place to-nish /:
Prof. Webster's Dancing Academy, v
sonic Temple. There is no questloi
doubt that all who attend will etr
themselves, as the Senate is noted
anticipating the desires of their gua
The first annual reception Of 4
McCloskey Senate also takes place !
night in the Herdmann Building
The daily gazette., 1880-01-23
DEGIsTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle Co., Jan. l8, 1880.


New Castle Co., Jan. 10, 1880.
Upon the application of william Her
bert, Executor OF John G. Tindle
late OF New Castle Hundred, in said
county, decd II IL ordered and directed by
the Register that the Executor afore
said, give notice OF the granting OF Letters
Testamentary upon the estate OF
the decd with the date OF granting thereof,
by causing advertisements TO be posted
within ferty days from the date OF such
Letters in six of the most public places of
the County of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the Es-
tate TO present the same, or abide by an
Act of Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same To be
Inserted within the same period in the
Wilmington GAZETTE. a newspaper pub
lished In Wilmington and 10 be continued
therein three weeks (e. o. d.
f Given under the hand and Seal OF
}L.s. Once of the Register aforesaid, al
t-~~-) New Castle, in New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and year above written
b. .. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested 10 the Executor, on or
before January 18th, 1880, or abide
the Act of Assembly In such case made
ADDRESS, WILLIAM HERBERT,
Executor,
Janl9'Sweod. New Castle, Del,
The daily gazette., 1880-01-23
INOther improvement

Patrick Taggart, who for numbs
years kept shoe store on Market SIN
above Seventh, has leased the budl
No. 407 King street, lately occupied a |
eating saloon. lie is now engaged
the work Of tearing out the from, 4
lowering the floor even with the FlA
ment. When the repairs are comps|
he will open a produce store.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-23
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

FLOUR is inactive and unsettled.-
Sales Of 1900 barrels, Including Min
ntsota extra at 50 2jaS6 rs; Penn. do. do
at so oOas6 SII2 Western do. do. at S7a o. so
aud patent and other high grades at 81 50a
s. -. Rye flour Is weak at S5a&5 IS per
barrel. Corn Meal we quote al S3 l215,
GRAIN.-Wheati is in better demand and
| cent per bushel higher. Sales of No.
w bushels including red at tl "A; amber
- 10 and No. red. elevator, 81 A January,
81 ~ February, and 81 AZ March. Rye Is
steady at oSa9Oc. Tor Penna. Corn is quiet
and prices are weak. Sales of 1900 bushels
81 &c. At the open board sc, was bid for
Januaryj 5b1@c. for February, 56lzc. for
March. oats are dull. Sales Of 5000 BUSH,
including mixed at17c., and white at sSa49.
bbls. flour, 1000 bush. wheat, 50 800 bush.
corn, 500 bushels rye, 300 bush. oats, 1900
bush. barley, lSO bbls. whiskey.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET,
MONDAY, January 10, 5P.M
BEEF CATTLE were in good demand,
TINS week and prices were a fraction
higher. Hi0 head arrived aud sold at the
different yards at 80 &c. per d.. as u
condition.
SHEEP were active and higher. 8OOO
head sold at the different yards at AZ q
6Hcx per lb Lambs sold at 6s1 61ac.
Hoes were dull. 5000 head sold at the
quality.
Cows were dull. lsO head sold at s2Oa
sJO per head.
SHEEP BROKERS' ASSOCIATION.
Park Drove Yard, West Phild., Jan. II.
SHEEP.-Extra, ll0 to 1870 ms, &c; good,
y0 to 100 MS, 81 to 0 C; fair, 10 TO IS ne.
"a TO 81. Good lambs, "a ~ l;common
| lambs, 0M TO DC. calves, 6 a SIC. Supply
| light and market brisk. Arrivals. 450'
head.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-23
Ra1road Siauob,..


rIhEE E MEN KILLED AM
fArLLY INJURED ALLEe,nO D Oiap
NAL NEGLECT OF AN OPEL chS
BHADTonD, Pa, Jan. SN'os 90 "
Early this morning two h.., ="
trai,is met In collision he, neavy nd
ana E Sterling on the PhilsSslDu,a uaAs u
Erie Railroad. Engln eer Dssnp Dnpa. "a
going west; the fireman and I, br0, ofts
the train going east, were Li1i T1ik'na
three other train hands ,a n.lled, VI
injured that they are no, eYnss.l. SSt
survive. The operator at Csmppes
orders TO hold the east bonnaG be'Gn
train, but failed to deliyor iora1 " itA
was arrested and LODGED Al, T., uen.
threats threats OF lynching him W we;s %L
sheriff Honsle, with finy mon "r'e
guarding the jail. Two locoma, u" w
twenty cars were totally wr a cksS
WORKING AT THE WRECK
u. l.. Westfall, superintepdon,
middle division, and }. w pd
superintendent of the wes,ern "ynda
OF the railroad, with large fore. VI, I,la
are working at the wreck. h. \. ai
deavored to secure the names q, lave "
ed and injured but the offcial. a ,stt. sae
impart any information wbatevs,' ,C'u
known, however, that three mo.
killed and three fatally ipiured"
operator at Cameron in neOIsc,,.
deliver orders to the conductor u aag
gineer Of the east bound freioh%, %
caused 1t TO collide with the bs,r. "
bound freight. Each train cons'.,, n
forty cars and was being dr,Ss ' 4
powerful engines. Engineer Ds,.
The east bound train, together WIN \
fireman and the head brakesmsn u !
Nas In the cab, were killed. A, sl,1
stated. The engineer Of lb' | =
bound train, with his fireman iDr'
but both were horribly bruised ' r.f'
ron is located four miles east Of ~ ~
rum. -'f
The daily gazette., 1880-01-23
Congress.

In the q. s. Senate, yesterday, Mr.
Herman, OF New York introduced "A bill
for the distribution of the Geneva
Award. Resolutions were adopted. ask
ing the Secretary of the Interior whether
any mem Oer of the Board of Indian
Commissioners Is or has been interested
In any Indian contract; also asking in
formation in regard to the railroad land
grants remaining incomplete by reason
OF the failure of the beneficia aries to
comply with the terms of such grants.
Mr. Coke spoke in opposition TO the
Bsyard resolution. After an executive
session the Senate adjourned until Mon
day.
In the House the previous question
was taken on the Bank Reserve bill.
and the bill was then defeated-yeas, IS:
nays, 15S. The report of the Committee
on Rules was considered. Adjourned
The Ways and Means Committee will
hear argument on February 4th on the
question OF reducing the tariff on steel
rails
Tbes subcommittee of the House Com
mittee on Appropriations has reported
the Indian Appropriation bill. Itappro-
PIRATES 81 ,6S2 900, which Is 500, 600 be-
low the estimates of the Interior De
partment, and $4,000 less shan the
amount given last wear. The full Com
mittee has not finally acted on the bill.
htLtt1tg Ducks by Wholesale.
The "big gum which the wild fowl
law, under severe penalties, prohibits
the use OF, is brought into almost night
ly use, by some of our bold and reckless
gunners who have not the fear of the
law deep in their hearts, as the loud
reverberations bursting upon the ears of
the slumbering community in the "soft.
Silly night" attest.-HdUT (Md.1 Re-
publican.
- The weapon alluded to Is known in
common parlance as the "swivel," anC
by its means, as many as half hun
dred ducks are often killed at one dis
charge.
An Ice House Demolished.
During the storm of last Tuesdaynigh
the large Ice house of the Wilmington
Ice and pal Company on the Christi
ana creek, dining VIM. Peach
farm was blown down. The buiidl n
10 total wreck, and the timbers ar
scattered about in chaotic confusion.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-23
DeIdtOare Avenue Baptist.

There will be preaching this eyrug|
at the DelawareIAvenue Bapt,t ChuH|
by the pastor, Rev. /. NJ HsldtnGl
His subject will De "Separated . 4
invitation Is extended TO all NhO ut
desire TO attend, and those who conia|
plate going Should 90 early.