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General FOrei0n Ne,cs

.e- LONDON, June 30, 1880.
Prince Bismarck has gone TO Fried
richsruhe. ssst
Tie ex-Empress Eugenie has en-
barked from Cape Town Tor England.
A despatch from Melbourne saws the
Governor has dissolved the Parliament
of Victoria. sk 80
A despatch from Calcutta saws the
late leader Of the Burmese Insurgents is
10 be inierneG there.
A Brussels despatch to the Pail Nal
Gazette says:--'sAir. Goodloe, the Amer
lcan Minister here, has presented his
letter of reeall.r =
The French Senate yesterday adopted
byla vote of lib to "a a bill proposing
hat national fete be held on IA OF
July.
A despatch from Cabul to the Daily
News sags:-"Reports from Turkista1
,tate that The Russians have been twice
defeated by the Tekke Turcomans. )
In the House of Commons yesterday
he debate on the bill of Mr.. Forster
Chief Secretary for Ireland, which wa.
exceedingly warm, was adjourned unit
Monday.
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General News.

Chicago's population foots up 490,-
600 SO far.
There were seventeen deaths from
heat reported at New York yesLer-
day.
The census returns two districts
incomplete) show Milwaukee's pop
ulation to'be 1851
There is no truth in the report of
ascall for an extra session of the
New York Legislature. @~-
The American 'onsul General at
Montreal has letter from the Am
erican Consul in Winnipeg stating
that 300 families left Manitoba this
spring for the United States.
j. B. Omohundro, better known as
"Texas jack" the noted scout and
plainsman, died at Leadville, Col,
on Monday. He was buried with
military honors yesterday.
Secretary Sherman says there is no
authority for the published state
ment that 1.-The Treasury Depart
ment will suspend its weekly pur-
chaseS of bonds after the lst of july"
The political disabilities of Gle
ment G. Clay, of Alabama, having
been removed by Congress, it is said
that Mr.. Clay intends to run as can
didate for the House Of Representa-
tives.
Three hundred families left Manitoba
this sprl @ for the United States.
The Treasury Department will be
closed on July 9th.
Two more counterfeit 500 national
bank notes have reached The Treasury
for redemption, the senders having 10
idea of their b ing cOunterfeils. They
were somewhat worn. One of the notes
was on the Pittsburg National Bank and
the other on the Piusfield (Mass.) Bank
The census G yes Delaware county
Pa, population of $4,000, of whlcl
23,200 b-long> TO Chester aud its suburbs
The City of Milwaukee, with tive dis
tricts incomplete, has a population o
1lS, l22.
Colenel Forney promises TO devot,
this weeks lssue Of Progress. which ap
pears this afternoon, TO Hancock hut
Getty sburg. He will give General Han
cocks own story of the great battle
anu Will direct attention to the "pledge(
debt of Philadelphia TO the men wn'
saved Philadelphia in July, 1868" Col
onel Forney is never haif>hearted in hi
advocacy OF a chosen candidate, and "
may be sure that he VIII givr The Han
cock boom an enthusiastic shoye.-
Times.
. A telegram from Peters burg, Va, re
ports the continuance of the destructiv Y
drought In Virginia. In many countle
no rains of any service have fallen TO
four months, aud the wells and stream
are drying up and the ground baked t,
hardness. In Petersburg there is fea
that the watel supply Will fail an pray
ers have been offered in the churches TO
rain. A 81 mi lar report comes from Yer
mont. Throughout that State th
weather for the last fifteen days hs
been she hottest known in June for 8
years. The hay crop will be less tha
half the average, and corn ia backward
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SUDDEN DEATH

John Cannon, who resides at the
Sorte-tast corner Of Fifth aud Lom-
bard streets, died suddenly last eye1,iue
He retired ABOUT ten O'Clock, feeling a,
Wen as usual, with the exception thai
ne complained OF the heat. SHORTLY aftel
fetiring he was taken suddenly i'll, and
Drs. Brown and komble were baatil,
summoned. They soon arrived, and de-.
apite all their efforts TO relieve ihe suf
1erer he continued to grow worse. and
expired IN a short time. The deceased
vas mt ,r-nn." and was engaged al
nc Pusey d Jones Co. He was resoect-
ell by all who knew him. He leaves a
~, rue anu Two children to mourn his loss
ne caDse OF his death is supposed to
The daily gazette., 1880-06-30
FIFTH EDITION
SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS.
VERY PLEASANT ExERoIsEs AT NOS. l
6AND 10.

VERY PLEASANT ExERcIsEs AT NOS. l,
6AND 10.
Closing exercises were held in the
grammar department of school No. !,
yesterday afternoon, Miss Emma PrinT
gle, principal, and Misses l.. Sayers,
Eudora Hay and M. P. jackson, as
sistants. The room was handsomely
decorated with flowers, and excellent
vocal music under the direction OF
Prof, Rhoads, with E. J. Muhlhausen
at the piano.
A pleasant programme of exercises
was rendered by the scholars, and ad-
dresses were delivered by President
ii. G. Conrad and VIM. W. Lobdell,
of the School Board, and Rev. Lafay-
ette Marks, pastor of Hanover Church
1t was mentioned that a pupil named
Maggie Calhoun had not missed ses-
sion for five years, until yesterday,
when she was detained at home on ac-
count of the death of her mother.
AT school No 10, lm and Adams
streets, one of the best examinations OF
the week was held tI'is morning, a La &c
audience being present. The rooms
were handsomely decorated with flags
and flowers and the children rendered
some excellent vocal IL usic.
They also passed through creditsble
examinations aud gave number OF ex-
ercises of an interesting character. Alt
dresses we're delivered by Messrs. kyne,
Bard, Kenny, Conrad, Brooks and
Hazlett of the School Board and Henry
Eckel, Harry Sharpley aud Henry G.
Turner, Esqs. MIR. Kyne, in his remarks
highly compImented the teachers, NJ lsses
vii Jams, Coyle, Springer, Miller
Lowber and Shaw, upon having,the best
school in the city. The speakerss all re-
ceived presents ef5beatItiful boqneis.
Moo xnipinaiion vas also Beid thii
morning. when the Children passed |
very creiitable examination, and ren
| dered a programme # exercises very
handsome Isl nAudresSep were Gelvere,
by Messrs. Kenny and Furry, OF Nh
School Board, aud by Jerman j. Nc
NJ Mullen.. The teacters al. No. d, lr8f M ;
ses Mary. Guthrie. Phoe be- Rathrie
Provost, Bye. NJ 'Caulley and Todd
The parents Of the scholars attended th
exercises very, generally.
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THIRD EDITION
A NEW ERA IN OUR POLITICS.
From lhe Kansas Uity Tlmes.

Gen. Hancock ID not merely a SOL
dier. GHe has Shown, asa civil admin
istrator,f that he has thorough COM
prehension of the principles Of Repub-
lican government and he has defended
and enforced them In language as for
chile and as stately as Thomas Jeffer-
son himself could command. With
Hancock as candidate, new era is
opened in the history of our politics.
His nomination relieves his party aud
the country from the necessity Of fight
ing over again the political battles Of q
generation which is rapidly passing
away. With hancock as President,
the country can turn its face to the fu-
ture, and the young men of the Repub-
lie will eagerly welcome the opportun-
ity of doing their part in building up
this mighty Republican Empire which
is to overshadow tie world, and which
isNet butin its infancy. The Demo
cracy have only to unite and utilize
their strength to win. vsEs ~
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A knlaSll-uD.

This morning about IL o'clock, as
ex-Coroner Rose was driving down
Fourth street, in turning the corner
at Spruce street one Of the wheels OF
the carriaee was wrenched off, and be,
fore the horse could be stopped the
carriage was almost completely de-
molished. The occupants were thrown
out, but escaped without being in
Jured, with the exception of a few
bruises ~
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RAILROAD
)HlLADELrIIiA, WIlN,p,
AND RALIIsInRE Rs,,"al R,ul
MAY 2lru IsM

MAY nth 1881
, fraiuswillleaSe Wilming,onsssI
Tor
Philadelphia and Interpeliates,,,I
i.W. tl0. lO.3O a. III. 2.SJ, 4W. IA N
n., 0.iS p. m. -"
Philadelphia ff.xpress 6S su
1872 "a. IL. B.iS p. ~
Phila. ana New York 2,g3GN7m i
m, ll4l, 10y, l2.i3, DIS p. m.
baltimore and lnterh.ellats S,ul
s.35 a, IN. 5.22 p. M.
Baltimore ana BAY line. 1Snm
Baltimore and Washington Ea
2.l5 ,35. a. n.: 1859, .0i, 4.,g. 7Ah n
Trains ior Delaware DIVISION NM
New Castle 900, ~, a. M; lJS Sa|
p. III.
Harrington and intermediate sall
g.25 a. m. l.U5, 6.35 y. III.
Delmar and Intermediate stations
M; l.05 y. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediates 4
$40 q. m. 500, $50, $50 p. m.
Philadelphia ana New Yoik, 29 a
Baltimore and Washington, l.A.
"A. IN.
For further information Passenger
referred to the time tables posted !
depot. II. +. lENSEl
Supernlend
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A ROBBERY.

Between II and 1890 O'Clock last
night a thief broke one of the glass.
es in the front door OF the shoe store
Of Il. K. Crawford on Second street
between Market and Shipley, and
stole two pairs OF mems course boots
that were sitting near the door,
They did not attempt to steal any
thing else, and Mr.. Crawford does
not miss any other articles.
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LOCAL LINES.

A steam yacht belonging to Allen
lGawthrop sank in the Christiana yes.
terday, while lying at the Mccullough
Iron Co.'s Wharf.
}
Extrat trains will be run OH the Del
aware Western Railroad, on the 4th Of
July. IL 2 ! 4 as-.-A s'a.r-R
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society met in Grace Church yester
day afternoon. '}a-
The bed of Second street, between
Orange and Tatnall is being paved.
tomorrow night the Fire mems pa
rade takes place.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-30
ANOTHER CoLoRED CLUB

A meeting of the colorrd vot.,s of IN.
Seventh ward was held last evening in
Old Fellows Hall. The meeting wa,
Tor the purpose of forming n colored
campaign club, to be known az the' Gar
neid aud Arthur Seventh Ward PIonee,
Club.
President-Isaac Jefferis
wee President-John Banks
Secretary-Wm s Lewis
Ireasurer-James Dumpson
Captain;-S V B Oarty
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WHAT JOHN W. FORNEY, JR..
SAYS.
From the rhila. Mirror.

From the rhila. Mirror. rt... t
If the Democratic Convention in
Cincinnati lacked the excitement of
that of the Republicans at Chicago, if
the people enmasse seemed totake less
interest in it, its result is nevertheless
far more satisfactory to its party than
was the choice of Garfield and Arthur
to those who. are expected to elect
them, and the names of Hancock and
English are battle cry which presages
victory. aN ''N
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NetUarE Letter.
PERseNAL-FARM woRK-THE FIRST
4 PEAdnEs, src.
kusreA,,b,sno9nt,nsAaxs,s -
- 4 Il !. 1

correspondence Vi tho ohncttS.
.s,NEwARE, june 30, 1880. !
aseMHss Millians Dean arrived home
from Cincinnati yesterday in the / 10
express train. He sayseverything was
done that could be done by the Bay
ard men until the last ray of hope van
ished. .....,..1l e.. a
Y esterday afternoon at New Lon
don, by the Rev. VIM. Dubois, Reu-
ben Wilson, colored, Of this town, was
united in marriage 10 Georgiana Con-
key, of McClellandsyille.
1'he farmers in this section are
busily engaged a in ,threshing their
wheat. s.essa- =. o. a. - xs
The first peaches Of the season made
their appearance in Newark last
Monday, retailing at 10 cents pei
quart. f,, r44 frit t T.
"A colored man named Edward San.
ders, employed on the farm of Mr.. Ed.
ward Wilson, was gored by a bull lie,
longing to that gentleman last Satur
day morning. 1t appears that Sanders
was trying to get the animal in til,
barn when it suddenly turned, knock
ed him down and gored him in the in
testines and side. DIR. Kollock wal
summoned and rendered tue necessary
attention. ! ~ j r. /
| The Town Commissioners are still
at work improving Main stree.
i Tho Citizens Cornet Band of thi
town participated in The parade il
Philadelphia ON Monday night. T.
A little child of Mr.. Newton Bry
son, died on Monday night. Thi
makes two Mr.. b. has lost in shor
time. ~ sgs~
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Another Company Coming.

The Oxford Press of to-day says =
"The Union Fire Company and Hook
and Ladder Company of Oxford will
go to Wilmington on Thursday to par.
ticipate in firemen's parade ON the
afternoon of that day. The Citizens
Brass Band will accompany our fire
men and make music in the line. The
fire boys will start with their ladder
trucks in the early dawn of morning,
drawn by four fine horses, and the
musicians will go in carriages at
noon.o
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A HANDSOME PRESENT

~ oh The occasion of the visit of the
friendship Fire Company, Of Harris.
oifg, "a, TO the Friendship of this CITY,
'o.morfow, the home Company Will pre-.
tehC Iheir guests with handsome gilt
tanle f containing photographs of thirty
frame Is pnotograph of the Friend
9hlp's engine. TIE frame IL now on ~.
hibirion IN the show window Of A r.
Jones, dealer in wall paper.
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Council Caucus.

The Democratic members of CITY
Council held caucus last evening, for
the selection of certain city officers to be
elected at stated meeting of Council
held for the purpose on the first Monday
night in July. 1t is reported that Charles
Cannon was nominated for Clerk of the
Market, George G. Ward for Coal Oil In.
spector and Wilson Scrafton for Regula-
tor OF the City Clock, with the usual
complement Of wood-corders and weigh
masters.
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Police CUsPs.

The following cases were disposed
OF by the Mayor at the hearings last
evening and this morning:
James Douglass for committing an
assault upon his wife, was required to
pay So and costs, and furnish 5000 bail
to keep the peace ef5=-.
William Haggeity for similar of
fence, received "a like penalty.
Jackson Walker for threatening Z.
Blizzard, was sentenced to pay $2 and
costs. sasA .sss
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LOCAL TINE rAs,,'
TRAINS LEAVE

q T. EoE ,, PHILADEhpIu. V, ",,a.alSGi !.
~ s;W, S.44, 1912. ia 1SS..i.S a. 70. Al
,W 40. 4.0G, 5.iS. 1Cn % . An; RsI
sundays, l.4l, ,2.@, s'iS1s sat b
a. .%.s nos i5.ss, rNsx u aYs:ssEi-;1,l9saass, e {;
on sundays, i.4l, "a a. h. msGg'
Fok BALTIMORE Ann u d,
ll;5l. 70 2;8. 2.l5, S.Sj, a. M m W,aAsHBa
o.zz. los, p. m, On sundS,rR nd ~, l,
FOR BALTIMORE tRavu
, ~ FOR NEW CAs'fLE.~a.eaaa eaaa,ns IN
o.g, 6.S5, p, m, No surga,@ W., an
FOR DELAWARE Il n ny oirains,
o.5o, p. m. No SUNDAY ,av9 ,ro,.9 a. ID
Fox WILMINGroS 4 NNains. Nas.
,rs;ns ~ a. M; 800, sos p, pG@alHSTS @I TS
u soR So ! DELAWARE wRsry,v ,
n,.s ,v,so a, M; 5.mp. III. No nS SUNK X
TRAINS ARRIVE IN T,",n ra, q
. y Iron 4 rnlLADrlpn,,-I,a,L. I,,LAlSd y
a' ~ ~ 4, il;SS' a. NJ; l2.li, i2p, i 4
On sundays, l2.i;, is, 2Js 'i5i io ll.le|
y. IN. -uo, lO1lO q. 4
FROM NEW YoRK.-lmos
iiI;s', q D i;o2' i.ii. 100 ,. IN 10, N ~ n
4 FROM BALTIMORE % o.
M; l2.2o, l2.5i, I2.31 is ~ WI
snnuay ny b, .SG. 2.l7a. m. g.i3 !, =
From WAsnINGIoN-i"sP'M:. a T. M.
l2.21, 1881, l1.a7, 8. J, = n ''''' 1'E. /
r "a r hoM,N LW tosri.L.-,le f. ' .,.
90, b, 40 T.. III. No Sunus, ,..,,, ~
= koM DLLAwARh K. R-.,'..h
DIV p. m: No ou d., trains ~
+ RON MILMINGTox " A Nnn.,.
9.W, H'23 n. IN, b.ij ,. H. 'HaEl Ha I
FROM pELAwARE wEsTtpx y ,
a. M; Il, p. III. No SunaayS 4 y l. /
TRAINS FOR WIIMIyGGoy' '',' =,
rHlLADELPBlHoN
FROM BROAD STREET ,Snw,
ANENuE-L30, s.lO, lO,% ID \; AN ~.
l;W 800, $50. 400, SIS. GiD ~ 4 h u !.
u;W P. m. On Sundays, s.sS. T. T.
9.45, ll.3O p. m. ''''"' ID
FROM Thirty SECOND A,n ,
SThEETs.-7.S0, lbs a. m 10 is,;
m'; l.OO a. IN. On SundaJs IU !
/ NorE.-The black fsures rem.
I'm ted Express IN nv Sh,ePP hi,eP'e
are IL charged ""''n
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THE COOLEST AND wARMEsT

The coolest place in the United
STATES yesterday, as reported to the
office in Philadelphia, was La Crosse,
where the mercury indicated but 6e5
degrees at p. m. The warmcst was
Norfolk, Virginia, where it registered
lO30 at the same hour. 1t is believed
that cool spell is coming and that it
will soon make itself felt.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-30
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

ST. Peters Beneficial Society, las
night, elected the following officers
Presldent-Jas. Monaghan.
Vice President = Lawrence Nest
sick.
Secretary-Edw. C. Higgins.
Ireasurer-John p. Lynn.
Messenger-Michael Herr.
Marshal-B. Hessan.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-30

WALL srREET YKsTERDAY,-Stock
were dull and weak and closed a poiHt
or two lower than on Monday. Money
was shade shffsr.' Foreign exchange
was lower. Governments were firm,
while State and railroad bonds were
heavy snd inactive. lH h3 e1r
The daily gazette., 1880-06-30

IT is SAID there is now one hun
dred thousand voters in Pennsvl-
yania who fought under Hancock in
the late war. These men will turn
the scale in Hancock's favor in No
vember and give him the State by a
large majority.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-30
Clayton House Arrival.

j. Kaufman, Phila.
John j. Dona dson, BALTIC.
Z. y. Ramsburg, Georgetown. Del.
W. Hlldenbrand, New York,
L. Thurman, cincinnati, Ohio,
Jas. T. Pendergast, New York,
J. Harmer Hill. Lancaster, Pa.
b. +. Herr, Refton, Pa.
IL. X. Smith, u. s. Navy.
allred fearce, Philadelphia.
mrs. ]; l.. LeIevre and mother, Phila.
Iheo. Il. Bailey, Phila.
Students OF the naval training shlps
Dispatch" and ''Standish."
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JAY. sGoULD'S. ORGANS TRoU
n ~ BILE.
From the Chicago Times. Y IL.

From the Chicago Times. p ~.
The New York Tribune is engaged
daily in violently kicking itself for
having reviled Garfield in 1878. 1t
denounces itself as mud machine to-
tally unworthy of public credence and
unable to -manufac ure an article that
will stick. Its growi ling is terrible to
Witness, Something should be done
for its relief. Perhaps formal abso-
luton from Garfield would quiet its
perturbed soul, suv 49,.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-30
SPECIAL NOT ICE.
A CARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood.
&C., l will send y recipe thatswill cure you
was discovered by missionAry In South
America. send a self addressed envelope
to the REy. JOSEPH I. IEMAH, SSdtion D,
NeW YORK CitV. May4-eodD&w1y
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CROSBY a HILLS DEPOT .
.r9p,sI v,ta'g t1ss
sis-.5 a.... .'e hoea.e'H

.o9at.aI5fall L.s..<.aT ..rftf
loulYoD sMl O. anf II 7H
oi bagaguoo nt-" -ilei q
= 1g iir fiiH ao. ifal '.f9l
-i fti1rJl qH 3idis
.nqHf ..ffa W -sW uhm
ifrrls 'Ihah 'aa-rl a"' nil,
.5ai G4ya +'l ni. ~
-.siii g Gf 70, 80 oed ri"
aiGs7n1oi fnD .I r.r. O .u7 &
.ot i.I.fg iIi rr4 HH -.p
,d 1nh gt9y '1SF ",'3
H. e H iW-tf-. 'e a5. -
rb 81 IaDI9'e us4 1rf' Hn7i
-nriap lalp0m ..l ..u4o'fi
i9ii sfV 1.l.. H 4ii ~a ' '4e
V E tf '. D.
-se94-t1 90 sl-. .ia ai
..d a. tf- HIi .fi
d ~. .e .-p .n '-ne
IF .b4th pol - sH I'1
Iaa1eD ainI rf t r4 ug .aiilH
.lh io se..eu aioi IL d B.. ..''.
l.-t. r'tl HYi ltE.i-if
r lff.r ri ia
Us raIl
..l.- urn...y ..a.'..i 80
u .'"f .Y
t.... Hn. Ua .f "4Hia
d., --... .r.|i H. 80 u
,yA .. .ou 1lHt He59
ft
. He
.. ta.,. p u.... ue la
....I.... nt ii
-.".s sai ua.|
.Nit
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Boots and Shoes

oa, Daniel McCusk er, ZIG ". I'd street. has
sn sae spring trade, and is determined to
sell @ then cheaper than any house in the
eioy. give MIN call and save money.
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FOUKTH EDITION
Indfcaslons Tor ro.Dey.

Colder, partly cloudy weather, occa-
sional rain, winds mostly southwesterly
generally higher barometer. III falltr =
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Wilmington Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEpNRsDAy June a 6p


FLOUR continues quiet and prices favor
buyers. Sales of 400 barrels, Minnesota
extras, old stock and fancy at 81 TO a s 90.
Pennsy lvania family at S4 50sS5; Western
DO. al y OOa SBO and Patent atSo 50 a 8,
The latter for nigh grade, Rye Flour is
quiet. We quote 81 2sa4 BIN. =.
GRAIN Wheat is dull and 2 cts. per
bushel lower. Sales of 25,0D bushels, In
Guiding red Sl lsal 20. new Delaware a.
elevator, atsl IS June. 81 f5% July, NU7Z
Aug and 81 00L September Rye IN
active at Sic. Corn Is dun and easier.
Sales OF 1000 bushels yellow AT 5lc.,
rejected at 5Oc. AT the open board 5Ol5c.
Was bid for June, 4ec. for July, 5OsSc. for
August, and 5Ol5c. for September, Oats
are unsettled. sales OF $500 bushels, In
Guiding mixed. at 3oc. and white at 3SaI3c
The receipts to-day were az follows: ll2(
bbls. flour, $4,000 bushels Wheat. 227. .0OI
bushels corn ,2S 900 bushels oals, 225 berrei,
whisky.
WHisKY.-5O barrels O, Western iron.
bound sold at tl ii per gallon.
CATTLE MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, June %,
BEEF CATTLE were fraction lower
800 head arrived end sold at the differ
ent yards at 3a51ac. per h., as to con-
SHEEP were In fair demand. 10000 head
sold AT the different yards at 3La5lI.
ana lambs at 5aSc. per n. as to condition
HOGS were dull. $3.50 head sold At III,
different yards at q IA 7c.per D.
Lows were inactive. l50 head sold a
$50 as5O per head.
SHEEP BROKERS' ASSOCIATION,
Park DroUe Yard West PhiIa., June H.
SHEEP.-Exlra, 40 to 1870 pounds, as 0
good, 80 o 100 ibs., 81 85 to 85.; fair so 10
ns.. AZ to 4 60; good lambs,7 10 ~ comInoI
fair. Arrivals. 1900 head.
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GUILTY.-Anybody recommending a
soothing remedy for children containing
opium In any form is guilty sof doing
harm. DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup is warranted
not to contain opiates and should there
fore be widely recommended.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-30

The most responsible position in a
family Is that Of the nurse, and Il good
nurse never fails to recommend DR. Bull's
Baby syrup TO the parents OF fretful OF
sickly children. Price 25 cents.
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDs
GT0nKa

National Bank OF Delaware...........6 800
First National Bank, nk,...........,......l l48
Union National Bank................ ~
National Bank OF vii. Il Brandywine 63
Farmers Bank. ........................ b2
Wilmington Coal Gas Co.. s6
Delaware Il. r, Co..................... %
Detaware Western Il. X. Co........... 20
Phlla.. vii. Il Baltimore Il. X. Co..... 70
Wilmington 4 Northern X. r. Co.'s. %
Wilmington Passenger K. W. Co...... A
Delaware Fire lns. Co. SO
Masonic Hall Co. Co...................... 4
Delaware state. los
Wilmington City 8s....................ll0
w ilmington City 5's....................l0 los
NJ sonic Hail Co, lst mortgage. ...... 100
The daily gazette., 1880-06-30
Financial and co,amsrei.i.

wILxrNaroN. Dsl, June - 1880.
Latest Stock quotations furnished BY
Heald & Co., 8. IL. corner Seventh and
Market streets. Wilmington, Del. ,at u
M. to-daYi Yi,t,,ab .rfi5 ,ttsrtb .sis ~ -
The daily gazette., 1880-06-30
The city Market.

The following were the ruIing prices 1
mark Ut this morning:
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-27

THAT man Smith who INDUCES daily
in the amusing and harmless habit OF
writing pseudo proclamations and
signing his name thereto, as governor
unconsciously makes a good point for
the republicans in his recent procla-
nation, which we publish on our first
page. He recounts the fact of a large
military force taking possession, ille-
gally, of the state house, and holding it
for an illegal Legislature, and adds:
1.-The state issubject to an expense Of a
thousand dollars daily for the purpose of
maintaining this military show"
Mr.. Smith admits that the republican
legislature is legal, or the state militia
could not be called upon; he admits
hat the state must pay the militia for
guarding the state house; he therefore
admits that the republican government
is the legal one in Maine, for only a leg
al government could assess on the state
the cost of the maintenance of the
militia.
VIII Mr.. Smith please sit down?