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The daily gazette., 1880-02-16
fa'rn Of the Bladder Cured,

NhiEfrA. Monroe Co.,
h W.. N. y, Jan. o. 1850.
4 "AhNER q Co. CO.:-GENrLEMEN:-
H. "n % years OF age, have lived In
Is,,o county N. Y, most of my life,
I,a"""e ave mere is no man of my ac-
% ,N,'.,s VINO would doubt any state.
.nGa sh' make. 1 have been a ter
er u CT catarrh of the Bladder for
tha ai'ng airing OF a number Of cures
Il nv a US, use OF your remedy, and after
f,r.' 'e@ W poltles Of your Safe Kidney
Iund n cure, was not only relieved
4 THOMAS nWpNIo
The daily gazette., 1880-02-16
meetings TO-NiSht.
MONDAY.

,nu, Inus, Social l., ceum
T,lh p,alh Division, X, of p
hona r,nrarv Association
kwaraa aTTioe, No: 8. l. q. R.M
Imam ,houge, No, l, l. o. OF.
EshinetnO,su O,uSe, No. ~, 1. o, o. n
|lminytomn Lodge, No. X. ofP.
Jon oon toon Lodge, No. 3, A. q. q. a r. r NJ
8 Of Ra,h,n pment, No. ITO 81
"e'hiehem Division, icoiores; Or q
X. Of p. ion' No. 1. Uniform
o. i. TGI a. n Snd Brandywine Council,
The daily gazette., 1880-02-16

"Punctuality is the Hinge Of Bust
ness" In families where Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup is kept, there is never .
case of absence from school or business
on accoust of coughs, colds or sore
throat. Price 25 cents.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-16
NEW ADvERrIsEMENTs.

~ OTICE.-The ,th annual meeting of
~ the stockholders OF the Mutual Loan
Association will be held on Tuesday even
ing next, February II, at 8 o'clock, when
the annual report will be submitted, and
an election for officers and directors held.
The first payment will then be made on o
new series. GEO. @. MARIS.
febl4-3t. Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-16
REGISTERS UFFICE, 4
New Castle Co., Feb. IL, 1880. I

New Castle Co., Feb. Il, 1880.
Upon the application OF Samuel Handy.
Administrator of John Osborne, IaJe OF
drandy ywine Hundred, in said county, de-
eased IL ls ordered and directed BY the
RegisJer that the Administrator Aforesaid
i've notice Of granting OF letters OF ad-
ninistraJI0n upon the estate OF The decoas-
"a, with the date OF granting thereof, By
;auslng advertisements TO be posted with
III forty days from the date OF such letters,
n six OF The most public places of the
county of New Castle, requiring all per-
sons having dem ands against the estate to
present the same or abide by an act ofAR-
,embly in such case made and provided.
and also cause the same 10 be inserted
wlLhin the same periOu In the DAIcY
tAzETTE, newspaper published In WIZ:
mIngton, and 10 bs continued therein three
weeks, eoa.
-, Given under the hand and seal
VI. S. otaotfice OF tue Register Aforesaid,
t~) at New Castle, In New Castle
county, aforesaid, the day and year above
written. S. U. BI9GS, Register,
NOTICE.
All persons having CHAINS against the Es-
tate OF the deceased, must present the sama
duly attested, 10 the AdmlnisIrator on on
before Feb. IL, 1881, or abid~ the Act of
Assembly in such case made and provtd-
ed. SAMUEL hANBr,
Administrator.
Address. Claym INT, Del. Iebl4-eodSw
The daily gazette., 1880-02-16
EGIsTER's ORDER.

Proceeds to the starving poor Of Ire
and. febl6-4t.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-12
The Ute Agreement.

The conference committee on tho Uto In
dian bill met yesterday and adjusted tho points
OF difference between the two houses on this
subject. The principal point at issue was
whether the Uncompahgre and Southern Utcs
should be kept in Colorado as the house amend
mcnt provided, or whether they should be To-
Gated in Colorado, Utah and New Mexico, rs
proposed in the original senate bill. The con-
fereuce committee have agaeed to report an
amendment directing the secretary of tho in
terror to locate the Uncon pahgre and Southern
Utos on agricultural lands in Colorado; pro.
vided, sufficient agricultural lands can be ob.
tained within tho limits of the present Ute
reservation In Colorado 10 accommodate them.
In the event OF the secretary falling to nud
sufficient agricultural lands in the Colorado
reservation to accommodate tbom all, then he
Is directed by the amendments to locate those
unprovided for in Colorado upon unoccuped
agricultural lands in New Mexico in the
vicinity of tho La Plata river, or in Utah,
within the limits OF the present Uintah reser-
vation.
The committee of conference make no change
in that portion of tho original bill, which pro-
vides for locating the White River Utes upon
agricultural lands within the Uintah reserva-
tion in Utah, where the most Of them are at
present located Tho proviso that in Case the
Utes do not ratify the agreement made by
their chiefs in Washington the government
shall nevertheless, protect them in their for.
mer treaty rights TO their reservation, otc., is
stricken Oub by tbe conference committee, this
provision being obnoxious to the people of
Colorado aud not considered important by the
committee, rs they feel satisfied tho Utcs will
promptly ratify tho agreement. Secretary
6chuiz was present at the conference and &C.
quiesced in the agreement reached by the
commit toe
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-12
Tho Anonymous Letter.

The Anonymous letter investigating COM
nittcc," of which Representative Carlisle Is
chairman, concluded their labors yesterday
with tho examination of MIR. McLonnan chief
Of the warrant division of the treasury de-
pa,tmeut, who verified u series OF tracings he
had made from the anonymous letter ard
from specimens of Finlcy's writing. tho two
being placed in juxtapositiGa, IN support of
the opinion expressed by him that Finley
wrote the nSonymous letter. Pursuant to the
order OF tho committee made on Thursday,
tho counsel for Donnolly aud Finley submit.
ted written arguments to prove the improba-
bility and mpossibility of any connection
with the writing Of the anonymous letter on
the part Of Donnelly and Finley.
Representative Springer also submitted q
written argument, in which he claims that tho
anonymous letter was written by Finley; that
Finley was Donuclly'S counsel, and that it was
the joint work of the two, and further, that
Finiey's letter OF March Co him (Springer)
was evidence of a conspiracy TO control tho
vote Of n member of the house by undue in.
flucnee.
Mr. Springer reviews the expert testimony,
which lie holds conclusively fixes tho author.
ship Of the anonymous letter upon Finley, and
supplements this evidence with the sworn
opinion of Daniel s. Amrs of New York, ono
Of the experts In tho Whttakor case.
Mr. Ames gives the unqualified opinion that
Finley wrote tho anonymous letter, and sub
miis twelve reasons therefor. He adds that it
is not possible that King wrote the letter. but
that it is probable in writing tho anonymous
note Finley may have simulated sonic of tho
characteristics Of Kings writing.
The committee will havo the several argI-
menis printed, aud will then prepare their re.
port upon the case n5 sooa rs possible.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-12
SUSPENSION of a National nanle,

NEWARK, N. j., June 1.-THE First Ma.
tional bank closed to day, and the directors
informed the bank department at Washing,
ton, and applied for the appointment of re.
coivor. Tho bank has been weak for SONIC
months, and tho immediate cause Of the sus.
pension was The refusal of its receiving agent
Of tho Now York Third National bank 10
honor its drafts for want Of funds to protect
them. Tho banks bcrc offercd hOlp, but the
bank could not give adequate security. The
capital of 1900, 900 is believed to be wiped out,
but the deposits aud circulation arc safe. The
hast statement in April claimed $4,000 sur
plus, which is thought to have boon falsely
stated. The cashier, James A. Hedden. sailed
for EIropo last week on leave OF aGsensr,
and will be recalled by telegraph. Financial
circles arc excited, and rumors ofirrosularities
are ailoat, but the managers arc unable to give
dchnite information until the government ex-
amiues the reDort
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-12
a Female College Anniversary.

PTTTsBURG, June 1l.--rho exercises of tho
twenty. fifth annual commencement OF the
Pttshurg female college, Of which DIR. l. G.
PeIshipg IS president, are now taking place.
Bishop Simpson is president of the board OF
trustees. Tho attendance has always been
large, but the past year it has been unusually
so, numbering 335 pupils. The examna.
tions commonCed Juno 4, aud will close June
II. The sories OF feutCrtaiumen. opened Thurs
day evening, june 8, with vocal contest for
the Hamilton prize, beautiful gold medal
Musical experts awarded the prize to Miss
Birdie Lucas, Of Brdddocks Field, Pa. Friday
evening the usual piano contest occurred for
tho Thomas Mckee prize, 4 fine gold medal,
cast ut the Philadelphia mint. Miss Lizzie
Marshall, OF Alleghany, Pa, was the fortunate
one, The baCcaIaurcate sermon was preached
by tho Rev. w. w. Ramsey, OF Pittsburg
Monday night the reading contest for the
Mrs Margaret Davidson pri2o attracted a large
audience, Tuesday morning was class day;
oyery part Of the performances called forth ap.
plnusG. At night reunion took place of
present aud former pupils, Addresses and
vocal and piano music were the chief featuI o..
Wednesday the graduating exercises took place
There were thirteen graduates, including four
musical. At tho close the Roy. w. II. McKib.
bin, pastor OF the Second Presbyterian church,
spoke to the graduates, Thursday was dO,
voted to an art exhibition, which proved to be
q success. Friday night was sot apart for q
social reunion aud banquet 10 wind mp the
QuartCr-CCntCnuial exercises.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-12
virginia Moving,

10 The Editor of The National Republicans:
SIR: In accordance with the high sense OF
party fealty advocated by The REPUBLICAN,
the only aud best republican paper so far that
urges the doctrine that rebellion in the party
is treason to republican principles" the steF-
ling republicans of this city have commenced
to organize in earnest, Already tho second
ward OF this city arc "up aud doing, and every
republican truo to the heritage of time.hon.
ored principles will be enrolled in tho great
campaign club of "Hiraih's lambs" ia tho in
lerest Of Garfield and Arthur, BY earnest
efforts we believe Virginia eau and will be
carried for our stSndarl.bearcIs.
The indications are that thoTe will bo four
iu the field tor congress from this district,
panel John Goode, bourbon; Colonel Will
Lamb, independent democrat; Judge d. l.
Goodwin, readiuster, tteorge Il. Bowden,
republican. Handicap rs tho othOrs arc by
"rule issues" DOwden will llnd no d iliculLy
In having q wali,ovor Last night the col.
ored voters in the fourth ward, under the Load
ership of George Johnson, coored, organized q
Garfield club in that ward, Tho Virginia
press on tho bourbon rulo all agree that the
republican national ticket is a strong one
More anon. SCOUT.
NORFOLK, VA, juno TO- 1880.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-12
Pacific Mining Stocks,

SAN FRANcIsco, Juno 11.--Tho following
were the official closing quotations of mining
stocks to-day: Alta, 3; Belcher q; Best s
Belcher, o.; Bullion, %: Bodie, 7s Belle Isle
z l6; Boston Consolidated, II; Bulwer, .; Black
Hawk, 1916; Belvidere, 29 California, ?; Chol.
IL; Consolidated Pacific, q; Caledonia, 1882;
Caledonia b. H., 23; Dndley, 1916; Eureka
Consolidated, ISL Exchequcr 2t; Could &
Curry, 3& Graud Prize, /; Goldcnrorra. 81
Goodshaw, 81; Halo & Nnrcross, 81; Imperial
1892; julia Consolidated, l1.3?; Justice ZIG
Mexican, 50; Mono, a.; Mammoth, y; McClin,
ton, 1882; May Belle, ll.32; Manhattan, /;
Northern Belle, -; North Bonanza, $40
MONDAY, 81; North Belle Islo t; Ophir, n; Orc,
q; Oyorman, II; Potosi, ~; Raymond & Ely
316; Savage, "a; Sierra Nevada, 14s; Soutl,
Bulwor, IL; South Noonlay, II; Syndicate III
Silver Hill, 1892 'riosa, / ,; Union Consoil.
dated, l9l; Wales, 80; Yellow Jacket, 55
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-12
rntul Anrnrs I'm rnrna.

NEW ORLEANS, June IA dispatch to this
Galveston Neus from Marshall, Texas, says
"In difficulty this morning Hon. w. Cole
man was fatally shot by Burt jennings, edi.
tor and proprietor Of the Messenger, and died
in few minutes, The al tiiGulty was caused
by an offensive editorial rejecting on Cole
mans character. Jennings is under arrest"
special dispatch 10 the Ncrs from Luing
says "At Rogers Sons Springs, seven miles
north of this place. this morning Clifton r.
Ellison shot and instantly killed his cousin
Robert Dickerson, The shooting WAS the re-
suit of an old grndge. Dickcrson struck Eli
son over the head with his pistol and the latter
fired four shots
GALVESTON, June IA Mems special from
Graham, Texas, says f., r. Morris, county
judge of Taylor county, was shot aud killed
yesterday in the courthouse at Seymour by
w. Il. Taylor, u saloon-keeper Taylor
escaped.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-12
Delegate, Era nouto for Cinciunst,.

CHICAGO, June 11.--A portion of tho Pacific
delegation 10 the Cincinnati convention ar.
rived hero to-day, consisting of ex,Govornor
James W. Johnson, ex-senator Gwin, Judge
w. w. Cope, Hon. c. II. MattoN, w. p. Frost,
editor of the San Francisco EreHiRg Post; John
Foley and L. ]. McElrath, all of San Fran
cisco, and Hon. Ell. Stonehill Of Nevada.
The last Ave are delegates and go direct to
Cincinnati. The first six proceed TO Washing
ton for preliminary conference. In an in.
tcrview for the Times they were unanimous in
declaring that with good nomination by the
Cincinnati convention tho nomination OF Gar
field by tho Republican convention would
give the democrats California by from 10000
TO 10000 majority
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-12
FrIendshlp DrIving Parh.
The 1arshal BIZ,

The following is che text of tho bill regu-
lating tho pay aud appointment Of United
States marshals as it passed tho bouse yes.
tcrday; having been amended it has to go
back 10 the senate for concurrence:
Section l--Ih0t from and ailor tile passage Of
this act the pay of all deputy mNrShals Tor services
in reference 20 any election shall be 50 for each
day OF actual service and no more.
see. 2-lhat all dGpuy-marhalS % sorye In refer
CpCe TO amy election shNll be appointed by the cir
cult court OF the United States for the district in
which such marShals are TO perform their du,ios
IN each year. at the Term Of court next preceding
any election Of representatives or delegates in con-
grCsS and the judge, of osCvCra circuit courts of
the United States are hereby authorized to open
their respective courts az any time for that purpose,
and In case the circuit courehshal not be open for
hatpupnse gt least ton days prior TO registration.
II there be one or il no registration be required,
then at least ten days before such election.
The Judges Of the district courts of the United
states arc hereby respectively authorized TO cause
their courts 70 o. opcnol for the purpose or Ap-
pointing such deputy maIShals who shall be Hp-
pointed by the said district courts and the officers
So appointed shall be In equal numbers from the
ditren, political parties, aud shall ba we'll known
citizcus of good moral character and actual resi-.
dents Of the voting precincts in which their duties
Cre 10 be performed and shall not be candidates
f1r any office Gt such election; and all laws aud
parts Of laws inconsistent with this act are heniby
repealed; provided that the marshals OF tho United
States for whom deputies shall be appointed by
tho court under this act shall not be liable tOr any
OF the acts Of such depu ties
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-12
Alleged German vorgsrs Arrested.

NEW York, June 1l.-Nina Hach a widow,
and her grown.up sons, Alexander, Hugo,
Albert and Ernest. aud daughter Clara, were
Rrraignod before United States Commissioner
Osborne to-day, charged with forging drafts
upon merchants in Germany, aud with being
mgtives from justice, A demand for arrest
WAS made under the eXtradition treaty by tho
German Consul-geueral, General Schooninaker,
The parties wcru taken into custody ou tho
steamer Rhincand on arrival in Philadel.
phio, and brought here. The prisoners claim
thoy are mistaken for other parties of the same
name, They were committed to Ludlow
street Jail for examination. Tho alleged for
gories amount to $4,000, principally on mer.
chants in Reuscherat Prussia.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-12
ANOTHER OIL ETEE.
Lightning Among tho OIL Tanks.

BRADFORD, PA, June 11.-Tbis morning. at
Z o'clock lightning struck q 20000.barrel iron
tank Of oil Of tho Tidiouto Pipe company, To-
Gated on an eminence above riiusvillc. The
oil Immediately took fire, aud later the fire
communicated to another tank of the same
size, owned by the same company. At 1
o'clock tho burning oil oveIflbwed and ran
down tho hillside, consuming everything in
its course. The Octave refinery and Acme
oil works, one of the largest rGineries in tho
world, is now burning. Tho oil ran into Oil
creek and threatened destruction to large
amount of property in the city. Persons re-
siding in the ncighborhood have left their
household goods and gone to places of safety.
At o'clock the fro was still increasing, hav-
ing reached Franklin and Washington streets,
and threatened destruction of the railroad
bridge. Tho fire departments from Cory, Oil
City and Warren are in the city in answer to
telegram from the mayor for aid AT
o'clock the buildings along both sides OF Breed
street were burning, and about 100000 bar
rels of oil. There is great excitement in tho
city, and the business portion at this time is
believed to be safe, being mostly composed of
brick buildings.
Ten p. m.--Anothor iron tank has burst and
set fire to tho Frauklin.sreet bridge. The
Octave refinery, on the north side, is now in
flames, which are spreading rapidly.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-12
ANOTHER SPANISH IxDrGNrrK.


PHILADELPHIA, Juno 11.-Messrs. Warner
& Merritps fruit schooner, the Ella A. Merritt,
Captain Rand commander, plying between
this port and San Antonio, WAS fired at on
her homeward voyage while upon the high
seas fifteen miles east of Guanatamo and five
miles from shore by the Spanish man-of-war
Nuncio. The war steamer first fired n blank
shot, in reply to which Captain Rand showed
his colors and before he hove to on the course
which he was then running a second shot was
fired, which struck the water and, glanoing up
ward, passed through his rigging The Ella
A.. Merritt then lay to, and u Spanish officer
camo aboard, looked around and went back
over the side Nothing was said as neither
party could speak the others language, Tho
schooner was then allowed to continue her
course undisturbel.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-12

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, Juno 11.-Spocial
dispatches to the NoapaTeH give the particu.
lars Of terrible tornado that swept through
the southeastern part of this (Pottawattomio) }
county on Wednesday night. The storm
clouds wero first seen forming both cast and
west of Wheeler's grove, the point where the
most destruction occurred, and travelled east
ward. The track Of the tornado was about n
half mile in width and swept every thing be-
fore it, dcmolishing farm-houses, barns and
other buildings, and CARRYING somo of them
bodily for hundreds of feet, then dashing
them to the ground in pieces. AT one place a
farmers house surrounded by a board fence
was picked up and then dashed to pieces in
the yard, leaving every board on the fence
standing in its place. The persons known to
have beon killed are Jesse Anser, wife and
two children; VIM. Pace, wife and two chill
dren, and another child fatally injured, Alex.
Anslcr wife aud child wero carried in the air
nearly $50 feet and seriously injured, the child
fatally. hired man, name unknown, om-
ployed by Ansler, was killed. Some six or
eight other persons were carried away, and
have not yet been found In all about twenty
persons are reported dead or missing. Not q
house in tho track of the tornado was left
standing, Tho storm did not last fifteen
minutes, and was unaccompauied by rain.
Doctors from this city, Red Oak and other
and many citizens from Rcd Oak, ten nilcs
distant, have gone to assist in taking Sare OF
the injured and TO bury the decd. There arc
no railway or telegraph facilities to tho scene
of tho calamity, AMI reports are rather mcagrc
as yet. II Is thought the storm struck other
points, but not with so great force us at
WhCclcr's grove
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-12
captain Howgate's Gulnarc.v

Captain HowgatO yesterday submitted a
proposition TO the president, in which ho Of
fers to transport to Lady Franklin bay on his
ship Gulnare tho volunteers who came to this
city from tho northwest for tho, purpose OF
manning tho station which it is proposed to
establish in tho Arctic region. The vessel has
been coalod and will have a complete supply
of subsistence on board by Tuesday noxt,
Captain Howgate says hO has agents in New
England who will without difficulty fnd vol.
untecIs sufficient to man the vessel and if his
proposition is agreed TO he will start imme-
diately. The president will refer the matter
to Secretary Ramsey upon his return from
West Point.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-12

Representative Covert, chairman of tho
house committee on agriculture, had a con.
ference with Professor G. V. Riley, ohiof Of
the United States chronological commission,
yesterday with reference TO the ravagcs of tho
army worm on Long iSRpd aud in other Sec
tions. Professor Riley was of the opinion that
the presence Of the worm would not be OF
long duration in tho localities where it now
exists, hut that it would move northward,
following in the track Of the riponinS crops
At Mr.. CovnrPs request Professor Riley will
visit Long Island next week TO investigate
snd advise as to the best methods to DO pur.
sued to lid tho country Of this destroying
pest,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-12
Tho Legislative Approximation Bill.

Tho conference committees of the senate
aud house reached an agreement yesterday
upon the legislative, executive and judicial ap.
preparation bill. Tho aggregate amount of
appropriation as agreed upon in conference is
Sl627i ?23 80, an increase OF $lO6,7 20. 65 in the
amount OF the bill MS it passed the house May
10, aud an increase OF 1888, ,29l,65 since the
bill was first reported to the house by tho
appropriations committee, The house aban-
dons its position in relation to the pay OF
senate employees,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-12

A dispatch from Wheeling w. Vs says
Several weeks ago a day was appointed fol
the nuptials OF Mr., Ed, Coer, OF this place. tc
Miss Aggie Caldwell, but ere the day arrived
the young lady was stricken down with
typhoid fever, aud suffering relapse, she was
informed that she could not liys. Sho re-
quested that her bctrolhed should be called
together with u minister Of the gospel, and
the dying girl was soon united 10 her lover
only to be disunitod a few hours later by death
The melancholy occurrence has cast pro
found gloom over tho entire community, a
both arc Of our best arstocmtio gud wealthy
families, and the death of tho young lady has
caused fvolng Of sorrow that it will take
months 10 dispei."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-12
Careless Handling of Gunnowd er.

PATERSON, N. j., June H. Yesterday aftor.
noon the store, pos,otllco and dwelling in one
building, belonging to Daniel Phinesinth, ut
Pomptom Pdssaic county, was blown up and
the building demolished. John Phineslnth,
aged twenty, son OF the owner being alone.
exploded large GreCrackcr and then took
canister of powder to rccharge tho pa.
per cylinder, The powder was iguitod by
fro remaining in the cylinder aud II torrible
explosion ousuGd, the youth being buried in
the rufus. He was dangerously burned, hut
not killed. and may recover. Tho loss on
building and stock is about $780, insured
for S2UO0.