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tCieHfifc Success.

An American college of physicians
once offered a reward TOR any authentic
case of genuine Diabetes which had been
entirely cured. The offer remained open
for beAeral years, and was then with.
drawn. Were 1t in force now II could in
stantly be secured by the propri, tors, OF
Warmers Safe Diabetes Cure, for several
remarkable recoveries have just come to
the notice of tho writer. Diabetes is a
most deceitful disease, and seldom MAXI s
itself felt except by it's result. Any read
ers who are suffering from ill-health and
do not know the cause should not delay
a. II may be at the cost of life, which
Warmers Safe Diabetes Cure Is guaran-
teed to save
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st. Georges Democratic CIuh

MIDDLErowN, Del, Aug. 3, 1880.
Pursuant to a cali a meeting was haid
at the office of the Peninsula Az. and p
Association for the purpose of organiz-
ing Hancock and English club. Pur-
nal d. Lynch was made Temporary
chairman, and W. s. Way was made tenn
pOrary secretary.
A permanent organic ,tion wrs effect
ed, and the following were elected:
President, John Morrison.
vice Presidents, James T. Shallcross
ID; A. Nowland. j. w. Leatherberry and
VIM. X. Cochran '"'
Secretary, w. N. Wilson.
Treasurer, N. Williams.
On motion adjourned tilI MONDAY eve.
ming, 9th of August, at 8 o'clock.
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General NetOs.

The public debt statement for July
shows a reduction of $5,576,O53.
The steamship City Of Chester, at
New York, has brought s525,OOO in
foreign gold coin.
Ex-Governor Jewell, chairman of the
Republican National Committee, accom-
panied by Colonel Hoaker and Hon.
Levi p. Morton, left New York last
night for Buffalo TO meet General Gar
field, who is goirg to New York to
attend the Republican conference there
on the 9th inst. Mr.. Jewell having in
vited the Irish Republican party Of Illi-
nois to attend the conference, Judge
Morrison, being one of then, will be
present.
The census gives Vermont popula-
tion of 334 ,455, a gain of 1904. The po-
palations three counties, Franklin Wind
5or and ChittendeD, have decreased. The
figures are subject to slight revision,
six portfolios having been returned for
errors.
General James d. Mcbride, of Virgin
ia, yesterday resigned the National
Secretary-ship OF the United States
Labor League, and the resignation was
accepted.
Census returns from rs counties OF
Mis4op indicate total population in
the State OF 100000, and increase ol
500, 900 since 1870.
The First Controller of the Treasury
decided yesterday that Government
employees are entitled 10 be paid fol
holidays.
Major John E, Simpson. General
Manager of the Vandalia Railroad, who
was stricken with paralysis of the brain
in St. Louis, on Saturday, died yester-
terday morning.
George Titzel, prominet citizen Of
Mechanicsbl re-, Pa, died yesterday.
Five companies of the Twenty fifty
Infantry, colored, arrived at Yankton
ID. T., on Sunday, from Texas, and
were forwarded to Forts Randall anC
Meade.
Colonel Bodine, captain of the Ameri
can rifle team, has arrived in New York
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THE EXACT DATE.

For some time past there has been
controversy over the date at which
the old mill at the s. w. corner of
Front and Talnall streets was burned.
MIR. L. G. File, who keeps record of
all fires, furnishes the following
The burning of the old factory build
ings at Front and Tatnal streets, was
on Wednesday, December 20th, 1871,
at o'clock a. m. The Department
we're in service four hours cause of
the fire unknown. Loss, $50 900, part
ly insured. The property was owned
by W. h. and Ii. Cause.
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DIED OF APOPLEXY.

Patrick Mentor, we'll known resi-.
Dent OF the Tenth ward, and uncle of
Councilman Mention, died at his resi-.
dence, No. III s. Van Buren, st., shortly
after 10 O'Clock, from a sudden stroke of
apoplexy. He was in the 9th year of
his age, and leaves wife, three sons
and one daughter to mourn their loss
He was highly respected by all who
knew him. "uo
The daily gazette., 1880-08-03
Wilmington Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

WEDNE5DAf, July rs, L. M.
FLOUR is less active but unchanged
Old wheat families are held higher
sales of 1900 barrels, including Minnesota
extras at IS 2oa6 70, the latter for straight
Pennsylvania family at S5 a IS 90; Wes.
tern do. at &5 25 a So, and Patents at S6 5y
7 70. Rye Flour sells at 2.
GRAIN.-Wheat is dull and lLc. lower.
sales Of 2,OO bushels, including rejected,
at Slal W, steamer at 81 90, and choice
red and amber at 81 ll3za$l IL and No. 2
red In elevator, at tl | l1s July ri OS5< Aug.
81 OSl4Septembera and Sf O936 October. RYE
IS inactive, we quote old Pennsylvania
AZ sOc and new at 7Uc. Corn Is in fair de.
mand. Sales OF 1900 bushels Including
yellow al ole. mixed at 40l Sa5Oc., steae
Iner at iSc. and rejected, al 4Sa49c. Al
the call board 1000 bushels August
sold at 49Hc.: 4Sl4c. was bid for july.
l9c. for August, 491ac. for September, and
5O4c. for October, Oats are in moderate
request and steady. Sales of 10, 900 bushels
including rejected and mixed at 35aS6c.
and white at 80 a 44c.
The receipts to-day were as follows: 2970
bbls. flour, $500 bushels Wheat. rs. 800
bushels corn, l2,4OO bush. oats, Is barrels
whisky.
WHIsKY.-5O bbls. Western iron bound
sold at 81 10 per gallons
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Clayton House Arrivals.

=. +; Thyng, Fort Worth, Texas.
+. NJ. Darby. Hagerstown, Md.
y. Is. Knowles, Worcester, Mass.
:; Il; Maxwell, New York.
II. A. Hitchings, Detroit.
John Knox, Hartford, Conn.
q. W Eddy, Phila.
r. 7. Walton, city.
j. kaufman, Phila,
>: II. Osborne, city.
M. l., Lichtenstefn, city.
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THE LOCAL ELECTIONS IN KEN.
TITCKY

LOUISVILLE, August 2.-The elections
to-day passed off very quietly throughout
the StaIe. Nominations were made by
Republicans in very few couptles, and
the vote polled was light. Circuit Judges
and Commonwealth Attorneys were
elected In each of the eighteen Judicial
Districts, and Democrats are elected In
at least fifteen. In the Eighth Congress
slonal District the Democratic primary
election nominated Phil B. Thompson,
Clerks, Sheritfs, Magistrates, and Con
stables ware elected In all counties and
municipal officers in many cities ami
towns. Democrats were elected general
ly. In consequence OF the many can
didates voted for In this city 1t Will be
late before the result is known.
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MORE TROUBLE IN AFGHANIS-
TAN

LONDON, Aunust 3.-The Standards
Bombay dispatch says: "Before the tele-
graph wire communicating with Cabul
was cut message was received thence,
stating that the Durbar, which was to
have been held on Monday at Kellabagi,
hal been postponed, and 1t was quite
uncertain whether 1t would be held at
all 1t is supposed that a hitch has
arisen from the evident distrust of the
Ameer and his reluctance TO venture
within the English camp"
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GOING TO MEET GENERAL
GARFIELD.

NEW YORK, August Ex-Governor
Jewell, Chairman OF the Republican
National Committee, with Colonel
Hooper and Levi p. Morton, left
this city tonight for Buffalo to meet
General Garfield and escort him
here to attend the Republican Con
ference to be held in this city on the
5th inst.
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SPECIAL NO1ICE.
A GAR D.

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretlons OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood.
&C., l will send "A recipe that win 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. INMAN, Stdtion ID
NetD York Ctty. May4eodDkwly
The daily gazette., 1880-08-03
us cath of Henry Pratt

henry i'relzscbner dio, io,,e.lschn( I
years. 'nool, aged AN
p.an., Mr, Pretzschner was born i, p
Prussia truss and came to hi, IYri ci1 m ,ii aaa
years aso. lie engaged t,y III Y about
u"s'''os,, ,he and built the est'bIste.aI T. tlis ga
IVe We,,l,I northwest corner t,ff'IF,,'a% Of Fealls
walnut streets. He retired Vs fourtt
cuisines os., ,a about ten years aeo IRON ron ,
RsssoI Rsss lour years he has ~ hssn an0
nfmed in' aid, unable % to loO otea a
5,,, G,osl OF ILe lime. Due p0' a0e M sne
iuneral will be given nOIIce
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EXAMINATION Crool

,hd dhe nee, examination of witness,
, the referee trial of ex.sbeTi'sfs sbba,ilsss' \
and and, Deputy Sheriff llIer,iI Morri,oa
which Mr.. Morrison cIainls IIoi,ls09
due HIM for salary, closed IilDs tSi, !,
ing in the Law Library ''1S Tha
VIII, VIII be be argued by counsel iu' ON
sides this afternoon on
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A DEADLY GAME OF CARDS.

SAN FRANCISCO, August "A des-
patch from Tuscarora, New, says -
deputy Sheriff w. b. Weaver and
W. Is. Hammond fought over game
OF cards this morning. Hammond
was killed and Weaver mortally woun-
ded "
The daily gazette., 1880-08-03
Mr.. GL0GtstOne's Health.

LONDON, August 3.-Among the
many inquiries after Mr.. Gladstone's
health was one from Lord Beacons-
field through his private secretary.
Sir William Jenner will not visit
MIR. Gladstone until Wednesday.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-03
MAINE AND MISSOURI.
WHAT THE CENSUS RETURNS INDICATE
ABOUT THEIR POPULATION,

ST. LOUIS, August 2.-The Post
Despatch this evening says the census
returns from seventy-five counties in
Missouri show an increase in the pop
ulation of 1896, 449 since 1870, and
states that if the other thirty-nine
counties make as good showing the
population of the State will be over
1890, 600, an increase of half million
or over 30 per cent. in ten years.
THE PoPULATIoNN OF MAINE.
PORTLAND, August 2.-The popula-
ton of Maine, estimated from the re-
turns already in, is 10000, against
62G, 915 in 1870.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-03

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-Stocks
active prices advanced slump ofapotnt
and half in last hour rallied at close.
Money on call ruled % to 3; fiurried to
4 per cent. Governments higher than
ever. State bonds nominal Railways
strong on steady demand. Foreign ex-
change weak and low.
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MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.

YANKToN, d. T., August 2.-Five
companies of the Twenty -iifl infantry
lcolored) arrived here yesterday from
Texas and were forwarded by steamers
to Fort Randall and Meade.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-03

Mrs. John G. SAKE, wife of poet SAKE
died at her home in Brooklny, N. Y.
on Saturday night, aged go years.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-03

HEALD d CO., 7TH AND MARKET
IL STREETS, BUY AND SELL BONDS,
AND LOANS, AND STOCKS, Except on mar.
gin) BOTH LOCAL AND THROUGH ALI. THE
LEADING COMMERCIAL CITIkS. THE MOST
CONSERVATIVE AND SPECIAL CARE GIVEN
TO ALL INVESTMENT sEcURIrIEs:
april. m,t,s.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-03

DIR. TANNER got over his thirty-sixth
day yesterday, and went to bed last nigh.
feeling rather better than he did the day
before.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-03

TO THE VOTERS OF NEW CASTLE
culated to the elect that am preiudiced
against certain of my fellow citizens on
account OF their nationality and creed.
| deem II proper to make denial of the
truth OF such reports. / have ALWAYS
been a Democrat, and AS such, never have
refused, nor never would refuse to vote
for any man because of his place of birth
or religious belief.
PURNAL ]. LYNCH,
St. George's liu., July ~. jyH-3t
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FOURTH EDITION
Indicasions for To-Day.

Occasional rain followed by clear or
partly cloudy weather, cooler northwest
srly winds, higher barometer.
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RAILROADS.
llIHlLADEI.PIHA, WILMIAg
AND BALTIMORE RAlLRS
JULY 18th 1852.

JULY IDIh looJ'
Trains will leave Wilmington aslOlI
Tor o.A
Philadelphia and intermediate sal
100. 10, l0.30 II. M; 2D, i'W' L"
p. M. ma
Philadelphia tEzpressl $50, w.
1902 IA. m. 2.20, v.4S p. N
Phila. and New York 2.3,jSO,LW, Y
m, 1879. l2.i3, 2.21, 6.Ol p. N. ,,.i
Baltimore and Intern 3d!dte s'Sv
,.35 IA, IN. 5.22 p. m.
baltimore and Bay line, '.h p IN:
Baltimore and Washington, l~oll
l.I5 o35. "a. III. 1872, l,Oi Las, "N, y
Trains for Delaware DIVISION, leaq
New Castle $40, 10, "A, ln.; l'0' ~
p. III. --.,..,. s,oa
Harrington and intermediate SSI
I.25 a. IN. / l.05, 6.S5 ?. H.. ouorl
Delinar and intermediate SIauOni
M; l.O5 p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate S''|
s,lUa. m. (; 5.bO, $50, 30 p' m. oy
Philadelphia and New l0iK, -iS ia n
Balllmore and Washington, i-''i
"A. m. -. .,os.argad
FOR further information passsntss II
referred TO the time tables pGsIeSI 4
,tanni Ii. 4. kENNLll
uep" Superlnlend'
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PERSONAL.

Charlie. Charles McKenna, a form.,
mlngtonian, but now Of kam"a, lVa,itl
Is on a visit to his friends II,a' heSa
Is general passenger aren, IC,e' ror ,
the Western railroads. II IL
years Since he has been here i' =,
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w Mr.; j. II. Pur'ly, Druggist. Norr,I
e. VA writes; he We exsmm y
bulis Baby syrup and do n"I SI,l M. !. 4
ali Ia Recommending II In un' n,,, nts lY'''
remedy. aHi ell'
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- EGIsTERs ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE, s, Is
Na.y fgaatIn ~.


Upon theapplicatlon Oh John b. Vande-
grit Executor of A. j. Nandegrift, late OF
81. Georges Hundred, Ia said county. de-
ceased IL IN ordered ana directed by the
Register that the Exc tor aforesaid
give notice OF granting )i letters Tes-
tamentary upon the esta of the deceas.
eu, win the date OF granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted with
In forty days from the date of such letters.
in SIX OF the most public places of the
county OF New Castle, requiring all per
SONS ring demands against the estate lo
present the same or abide by an act ofAs-
sembly IN such case made and provided
And also cause the same TO be inserted
Wllhln the same period in the DAILY
GAzETTE, newspaper published in vii
mington. and TO be continued therein three
weeks, cod.
,~~, Given under the hand and seal
l.. y. OF office of the Register aforesaid.
t-~~~' at New Castle, in New CasiIe
county. Aforesaid, the day and year above
written. y. q. BIGGS, Register.
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NOTICE

All persons having claims against the Es-
tate OF the deceased, must present the same
duly attested, TO the Executor ON a,
before July 8, 1881, or abide the Act Of
Assembly In such case made and provid.
cd. JOHN Is. NANDEGRfFT,
Executor.
AddresS. FORT Penn, Del. IbS-3weod
The daily gazette., 1880-08-03
E1nanciaI and Ossurn orciaI.

WILMINGTON. DEL, Aug. 8, 1889.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
Heald & Co., 8. Il. corner Seventh and
Market streets, Wilmington, DEL, at IL
NJ. TO day:
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS,

GQff944 OMpH4eH u ~ [HgGADH 4Tt0NN$4
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, biarch :.-.A n1nss-
meeting decided Tonight 10 ypts ut the spring
election nAly for such officers as vii! enforce thu
Liquor law. Thls 10 the first of u radical meas-
uru which IL backed By largo and ttourIshiDx
society recently organized here, called tho
Cltizons' Protective Assocfntion.
ELHiMA, N. T., March 2-Aloxand0r niyou
qtepabl!ean, has hean eleotet Mayor by Ms ma
ThAs!dcua c. COweli, ureeAbaeker.
HOME. n. X, March 2.-u. II: Weaver, ncmo-
OtwEuo, N, T., March @.-E. j. Hamilton, he
publican, has boon elected Mayor by lla na-
]Dr!ty,
tho nrnlncrAts elected tho Justice Of tho
j,,stlccs Court, two sohool Commissioners, AS
scasnr, and seven Aldermen. Tho Republicans
elected two School Commissioners and si1
Aldermen. ~
,Nxwsuna. n. Y, March :.-The Democrats
eleutod AbYaM Z. Cassidy Mayor by 400 majority.
Ur1cA. n. X. March 2.-Sprtggs, Democrat,
WIS elected Mayor BY 8*8 sua1orliy.
Svteiat Dhgateh to TAs CAtfapn Tribune.
DECATUR, Ill.,. blarch a,-At the mHnlcpal
election to-day the issue was square "llebnse, Or
III ifccnsu," and the license party carried ths
day, tho Council standing. i've Aldermen fox
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DANGEROUSLY Ill,

Special Dhpafth to The Chicago Tribune.
CISCissATl, Mnrth ..-An i,tlInute and contl-
dental frIrntl Nnd business nssrn'Into Of presf-
don't +. u. Stantliforsi, Of tho Louisville 4 NAsh-
VILE 1toud, suited III conversation Mt Louisville
te-t1ny Tint 1)r, stanJiforls illness, which hhs
been Of several weeks duration, IL Ut q yrry sc-
rl0tts character. Thu gentleman snld: ~
would nut be surprised to hcur
Of Dr. stnnilfortl's death, ~ b"
IL very sick mati." President StnntfIfort's rr-
cent nlllr1'ad operations have proved a severe
tux Mr0n ha mental and ply yslcnl energies, aDsl
tho disease hns attacked him ut n time when his
tia,lnlly rs,bilst constitution Is mt In the best
condition to bear It. lie possesses, howoycr. IL
yAst nmm,lt nf vitality, and It ia hoped tho NIX
iety Ut his friends Inns Magn1cd hB dangerous
symptoms
Sptc.a! HspateA to The Chicago Tribune.
Ia sALLE, Ill.,, March 2.-The venerable Father
Anthony, scnlor priest Of st. Pntrick's Church,
lies In worry prccnrtatls state, having suffered
from IN npOrlccttc fit.
, 1880-03-03

srsttuF Dhplteh to 1n< Chicago Trthuns.
KANSAS CRY, No.. March S.-0el. Thompson
Of Chicagu, ex. United Btatea riGt-Attorncy
Peck Of Ch!cHgo, Col Graves Of Atchtson, anA
sovonl other prominent attorneys, arrived to-
tny to tako hand In the great telegraph strug-
glo which bogins hUre on Wednesday. There
was no 'ohangc ia the situation to-dMy,
tho threatened r1.l Of the Gould faction on tho
wires Of tho Western Union not taking place,
Att lAto hour this oronnY General 6uperin-
tendcnt Smith, Of tho kaasas Division Of tho
Unlnn Paoltlo lsoad, Ind III order OF considera-
bic length served upon the Western Union Cnn,.
pany. Tho or!lcr. II gcncr,ll way, recItcs that
ill ihe wireB along the knnsAR Puetlc ltn.l wcre
t,ctdI fur tho transaction VI ra1ls.ah business,
md that " consequences tho on,ployts Of The
Western Unlun TolpErnph Company Wero for
nI4den from tut Interfering in any WY. y
~, tho Superintendent would nnw stuts
that hn was rudy e entgr into % aceount With
iuS the value Of the wires, pnlcs Gtc., clalu,c.l
by th0m. They hRtl been really to dn ibis ut ail
uvcslts, anu uxail maae public statement Of
tho fact.
, 1880-03-03
1ta,arnatl Company, md Will t,or'arr m,t =, =,
,H1Anco dividend IN tho Rtnokhncrs ~ i. the
trg July 0f IL or IL per- cent t,er nt,n,,m gin.
INDIAN Ot'i't)arTIt,y.

.,, YAsx,S, r. T. .: IT,, Msrsh s-ro surveying
Cnmranr ltnro juht ontcrod upon nm n,tcn,,,V
rt1n its line acrs'ss tho anx Reservation M t %
River from Fort 1turtc. They tric It fron r" nS
Rennctt TIP tho Cheyenne River nnw wcrc hoa...
nf by the 1nttInns Under tho lcnlcrah,p nf Ta p.
HhErt. who told thon TINT tho nttcptt 10 ,a. ..a
Of, tho survey wo,tld hr1nE certntn rnf,, N =.
purity. Aratn frt.m Fort George tho aurrnra. 'as
atnrfed Il line. but Whitn t}oRt with fuo1sinaftt
them to nunndon tho effort. Thc Iu1 'nfre.l f,T,.sl
'rmh rims thrniRh tho reservation, nnI %I'tcs Y
Indians hnve ncrcsA II It from t!,rra Ar"nctane
,nrl! It Ia doubtful II tho party Ruccetr in mnt
my survey through TINT country. iii" I"Kse In1ssae
nro opposed to all such movements, ,,n' 'anf hatf
announced TINT they will fight Tor yhat Iso thsoo
call thclr rights. t"sV
, 1880-03-03
rA1tNELL IN PEORIA.

6p4tE4l DVputtH 70 7ho LH4eupo 3Tsu'7'tF
FEOn1A, ILL.,, March e.-Chnrlcs Stewart las'
neil aatl john Dillon, tho Irish agsataEf, at'
rived hero on tho noon train from M@k ls'en'.
Thoy received warm reception. Dillon dla
not stop In this city, but went on to Ul'"'n'lEs.
ton, whero he had IN engagement. rari'e!l "as
taken to his hotel.' aud IN utflress OF wch<'se
tnude, to which no responded. IT,
t1k occaalun to dr,lol,,tco tho jias jifnsm
Fund mn,,nH,,1s, and expressed :grtt'ttea!s"saa sa
that tho fst0 sent fs1lln. peoria llN.l g g"'c ~
Was . esoorts M 10Th 70 tho hail Hy military c,,np'n5
AM! Irish a0ciottcs, Tho tiu,l. WnsinxHt1sn H,s.
Coeklu made tho 1.ti.lrcss ot wrlcnne Mr rinr rHr
nlsd Hit to its utss s" eap"eiy p Aase. Mc1o
as0 mnde by tic Hon. b. ". 1nnlea an tue l'' 4.
Tt0nlas Crafty. Il Ia Thought $lGW WILL ~
raiaed by tho ulcetiHE ts- night.
, 1880-03-03
Tile RAILROADS.

1rA1v,rArNivn 1,AuerNcw1, pArre
,a.,e 80 ~. Gas,s..; ,r.,.s. - ~, ~, ,'
'neet'"s OF mo uetiefal tieKot and tas"
md southwestern points from, this city ,yns bc,d
nj I'm f,ront 1,ncIlc Irotnt vcetcrfov for IN
prpoac OF considering charHca agnlnst soveral
nr the rOads for Violating tho nErccmcnt nloptctl
I, week or two nRo. ami taking s,tch sicps as
m" ~. ~" a.. ple'cnx , ~
tner ttol'oio. 1nore wefe nrcRoht James tnnfi-
s,1 % mnr',nI;on. ~ a. an% 4, s,onna.. ,s' Nar,t" w. ~
.xo.t,rr ~ n IL st,,Ith n,,r,, ttn,a.o. =,
~ t.,.,,r1t, ~, ~ o' n ao ~ nsnmRur RI % Gt
isnn nst, icInt tnS ~ - t,,o ,,rurnrtinrs u
, 1880-03-03

nntt-lIcensc; now f ta tllo oshor why.
PnuultKEE1H1E. N. y, March o.-1teturns from
rrrnao In tho Republican rbtc.
:, ltoCnEsrER. N. T., March :-rnrrona. tlcput'-
llrnn, wAs rrfleutr1 Mnynr by i,Nklnsrr Fltystn-
Dounornt, rns reelected City TrnnHliror by 1,Upj
over Uowpr, HepMbllcnn and Gtc1hbllck,
, 1880-03-03

New YORK, 1inrch IA tlro brnkn out this
morning In FnrnhnM s Co1nstoolts pinnlng- mill,
corner OF seventh nvrn,u and Twcnty-nlnth
street. In half an hour thnt building antl tlsy
ndjotnanK faetury of tho Domestic SewnE Ml-
chino Company wcro entirely consumed. Losses
estimated ut $lh'o0 IN tho rinning-mlIl stuck
and t..1,o0o IN tho building; IN tho sowing nm
Stewards carpct- -elenning faGtGry. ntli0lnipg tho
sowin,,9.tnash!nn n f'sctnry w,.s nt,M. The ltss
very lnrgo building nb,sttinY IN thu phnnK- mill
on Twetity.ninlh strcct, anl tho h.'.laes 0i, tho
Opn0slt sl3e OF 1twtnty.ninth street were On
cxtinguishrd. Tho engineer of tho t.!nsilnx.lnl
KaEtz L. lMrnrcy, WIS dragged fro.n tho Gllxil,e-
room fatally burned.
, 1880-03-03

Special Ulspasth 70 1Ht EHttd00 7F1bfIHs,
EyASKvr1.r.E. 1nIl., Mnrch ..--The Jury IN tho
sccnnd trial OF George Wootls for tho murder Of
MiIlIo Hobbs disagreed, nnd wero discharged
lust night. Woods, whu Ind been sentenced to
tho penitcntthry for llfu ut tho tlrst trin sworo
he would not ~ bnck to JutfcrsonvIfio. This
morning, whon tho turnkey wont 10 enll him to
t,rcakfns., he WIS found denA In hls lel. fte
liHtl managed through snn1e visiting friend 70
it al ono tlao during tho night lie WIS pr!ntur,
md ltftA letter protesting his tnnncctcc, Nni
directing TINT, II the printers would not bury
his lhAly, 1t should be givcH to d Surgeon fur tla-
section. Tho printers here raised tho money to
KIve him ldeeont burial.
, 1880-03-03
MEXICO,


GEN. 0ItAhT HxvIEwR 11tn gROGfs,
clTr 0r MEXICO, March 1.-I'o-day grand sc-
sLew Of tho troops stationol In tho Capital was
given la honor Of Gens. Grant and sheridan,
whn s1ot'd oh tho halcony Of the Ambassadors
ball A. The Falace ~ thoy marched past. The
President mid other hi9h fuuctlonastcs weFc
with tho American Generals, whl!o the other
balconies were crowded with ladtcs Including
those Ut the visiting paTty. The trUnps were III
txcelleut drtl, and ulatchol ~ perfection, draw-