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AWFUL HUMAN SACRIFICE.

LONDON, April 1.-THE Daily News dis
patch from Rangoon says tho astro ogers
having attributed King Theebaw' attack OF
smallpox to irritated spirits the King or
dered a sacrifice Of seven hundred lives.
Accordingly one hundred each of all ranks
were buried alive under the towers OF the
/ city walls.
/ An unsuccessful attack on a Roman
Catholic convent followed.
There is fearful panic at Mandalay and
King Theebaw has reno led the apital to
Mount Shabo.
CoNFERRING WITH THE CHIEFS.
CALCUTTA, April 1.-THE principal chiefs
and sirdars of Chazni, including majority
of Mahomed JAMS supporters, have arrived
at Cabul to confer with Gen. Roberta
THE vIcERoY RESIGNS.
Sir Edward Lvtton has resigned, but will
retain his Office until his successors ar.
rival.
Great Britain.
THE coNsTELLATIoN's CARGO.
DUBLIN, April 1.-THE Duke OF Edin-
burg, who is now engaged in man-of-war
distributing relief in tie West OF Ireland,
will take charge of that portion of the Con-
stellation's cargo for the Western Islands.
PARNELL AT cAsTLEBAR. '"
Mr.. Parnell spoke at Castlebar yesterday
and delared that he would sit for Mayo ii
elected, as he owed nothing to Cork OF
Meath.
Sir Arthur Guinness will be raised to the
peerage
DuKEDoM FOR THE MARQUIS
LONDON, April 12.-It is srumored in semi
official circles that the Marquis of Salisbury
vill shortly be created Duke.
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4,670-C. A. Wempe VS.. Jacob Breuer.
56,7i2-John H. Lauck VS. Robinson Wagon Co
4,860-Joinville Ref vs. VIM. P. Wallace ct al
56,78l-Alvin Barnes, Jr., vs. Leon, Marks & Co
H,90S-Armin Tenner VS.. Hayes & O'Bien.
AZ nj r
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THE COUk,TS.

To-MORROW's CALENDAR
The cases set for tomorrow Tuesday are as
follows; f a NJ
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FIFTH EDITION.
SEVENTEENTH ANNIVERSARY

The Shields Library Association
celebrated the seventeenth anniyersarv
OF its organization last evening. in
Nebsters Dancing Academy, Mason.
ic Temple. The affair was one of the
most enjoyable that has taken place
this season, about sixty members of
the organization together with their
lady friends contributed towards its
success. The celebrated lonian Glee
club of Philadelphia was present. and
rendered number of vocal selections
which were highly enjoyed. After
quite an interesting literary and mu.
sical programme, dancing was com
meuced about II 90 o'clock, and was
continued until about 4 O'Clock this
morning. During the evening. A
bountiiul supply of Refreshments were
served to those present. The affair
was very enjoyable one, and will be
long remembered by the participants.
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Going to Europe.

VIM. G. Lodge, Esq, OF Brandy
wine Hundred, one OF the members
Of the Board Of Trustees of the Poor
of New Castle County, has engaged
passage for himself and family. Tor
Europe. They will leave for New
Yolk on Saturday week and take
steamer from that city. They will
travel through England and Ireland
this summer and in September make
Paris their headquarters.
From tins point they Will pass al their
leisure 10 such other places as they ma,
chose. Mi. l.. intends 10 travel at his
leisure and convenience, and rt main alb
sent long enough 10 give his children
the benefit Of attending some Of the best
schools iu Europe. The old st dauph-
ter being quite All accomplished artist
with the pencil will be given all oppor-
tunity for further imp ovement in D int.
ing und the IN, st skilful masters.
AS Mr.. Lodge has long been cores
pondent of the GAzETTE, our readers
will have the pleasure of reading some
thing of what he sees and hears across
the big pond.
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THE CAKD MONTE.

After the regular hearings were over
before the Mayor this morning Frank
Mason and James Jourdan, who are
known as three card monte men, were
arraigned on the charge Of pl, ing tLeir
avocation on various trains on the r.
W. d B. Railroad. Tie evidence show.
ed tina, the defendants boarded the
south bound train this morning, due
here At 2.OS O'Clock. They were noticed
by the conductor Of tie train, who
knowing their character warned ,them
not TO pay any OF their tricks on the
train. The warning was hot needed
however, as the m IL espied an old zen
lleman who they at o. ce endeavored to
II ve2ile into their meshes. Their ac
tions were watched by the train men,
and upon reaching the frs. stopping
place the conductor telegraphed TO spe
clal officer William Legg to be on
hand.
When the tain arrived in this city
they were arrested and locked up In the
Hall. A search was nade or their
pockets, bnt no cards were found, they
evidently having thrown them Rvay
II. X. PEI ming on. ESQ, represented
tie prisoners, and claimed that the eyi
drncu was not sufficient 10 hold them
Tns Mayor thought differently, how
ever. and held them each Ia the sum OF
500 bail for their appearance at Court.
LOCAL LINES.
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Political.

The Republican Convention OF New
Hampshire will meet to-day.
The Wisconsin Republican Conven-
ton met yesterday and elected dele
gates to Chicago. They were classi-
fled as nine for Washburne, seven for
blaine, three for Sherman and one for
Grant.
The Anti-Third Term Republican
Conven ion meeLs in ST. Louis to-day.
A telegram from George William Cur
tbs expressing sympathy with the
movement will be read. Secretary
Schurz has written letter which will
also be read, defining his position.
The Tennessee Republican Conven-
tion met in Nashville yesterday. Jos.
X. Dillon, OF Nashville, was chosen
President by a majority of 10 votes,
and made strong speech in favor of
General Grant. Pending the selection
of District Delegates, tn . Convention
adjourned until this morning.
The Mississippi Republican Cenven-
ton met yesterday, and chose w. ii.
Gibbs, Sherman man, for temporary
chairman by vote Of Ill to "a. In
the evening the Committee on Creden-
tials mad report giving all the con-
tested seats to Sherman men. This
caused an excited debate, and the
Convention WAS i'll session at a late
hour.
The Democratic State Conven ion of
ONO VIII meet in Columbus to. day
1t IL said that Mr.. Hurd, q strong
Iildeni'e, has been selected as TEN.
porary chairman, but that is probable
that the delegates TO Cincinnati will
be instructed for Thurman, and also
to vote as unit. The general feeling
however, is that the real contest al
Cincinnati will be between Tilden and
Payne, or Jewett.
The Democratic State Convention of
New Hampshire met in Concord, yes-
terday, and elected John NJ. Shirley.
of Andover, President. Resolutions
were adopted donouncing the policy OF
, the Republican party, and especially
THAT mos Infamous act Of usurpation.
whereby the fairly determined will OF
The American people, constitutionally
expressed at the polls, was most ont
rageously defied, and the shameless
creatures of conspiracy and fraud
installed in place of the lawfully chos-
en- President and Vice President of
the United States" The resolutions
also declare for 1.-THE right of every
citizen to cast his ballot unintimidated
by Federal bayonels or any instru-
mentality of force or fraud." The
delegates to the National Convention
were directed to adhere to the two
birds rule. They were not instructed
as to the candidate, but are supposed
to be in favor of Tilden,
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Cruelty to @ Woman.
IMPRISONED IN A CELLAR AND BEATEN
wITR A MEAT MALLET.

IMPRISONED IN A CELLAR AND BEATEN
wIrR A MEAT MALLET.
BosTON, May A shocking case of
cruelty is reported from Lawrence, in
this State, the victim being a woman
20 years Of age, named Eta Wood,
who, it is stated, was for some time
confined in the cellar of boarding
house in that city kept by Mrs. Ken
nan, deprived of all proper clothing
and other comforts, terribly beaten
and otherwise ill-used. The discovery
was made by woman who, while pass
ing the house, was appealed to by the
girl from the cellar window. The po-
lice were informed and the girl was
taken from her prison and carried to
the station-house, where she was at
tended by the city physician. She
charges that she was frequently beaten
by Mrs. Kennan with the meat mallet
and the potato masher, and that she
was kept at work almost constantly.
The affair has caused great excitement,
and Mrs. kennan, who denies the
stories, has been arrested. A thor
ough investigation will be made.
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Congress.

In the U. y. Senate yesterday Mr..
Wallace from the Select Committee "a
inquire into Frauds In the Elections sub
mitted q report on the abridgement OF
suffrage In Rhode Island with
q bill 10 enforce the provision
OF the second section of the Four
teenth Amendment 10 the Constitution
OF the United States. 1t was placed on
the calendar. Mr.. Booth from the Public
Lands Committee reported bill for the
relief OF settlers on lhe public lands,
which was passed. Pending considera-
tion OF the District OF Columbia Appro-
priaiion bill the Senate adjourned
In the House Mr.. Atkins Chairman of
the Committee on appropriations, re-
ported bill approprIsting $250,O00 for
the Public Printing Offices de said IL
was the same sum appropriated by the
bill which had been voted by the Presi-
dent. The bill was passed. Mr.. King
called up the joint resolution reafirIning
the Monroe doctrine but Mr.. Blackburn
raised the "questiOn OF consideration"
and the House refusing to consider the
resolution, went into Committee Of the
Whole on The Post-offiee Appropr alton
bill. Al evening session was held on
Il District Cole bill.
REDUCING THE PRICE OF IRON
PITTsBURG, May S.-The Western
Iron AssC ciatiou met to-day and put
the price of iron down to 81 cents It
is believed that the trade has about
reached hard pan. The Pi,tsburg and
Wheeling furnace men are negotiating
with the Lake Superior men for re-
ductiou. Contracts were made at the
beginning of the season for the whole
year for old, delivered at Cleveland, for
s13i per ton. This price is equivalent
TO card rate OF about 81 cents for
manufactured iron. To hold TO any
such contract would break any but the
strongest firms. Some or the ore men
are inclined 20 concede, and q reduction
of So per ton Is likely to be allowed.
This would barely let the manufacturers
out on 81 cents card.
LOCAL OPTION ELECTIONS.
CRIsFIELD. May 5.-The majorities
for local option are as follows Cr:s-
field, 342 Lawson's, 156 Brinkley's,
2 Princess Anne, 81.
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LOCAL STOCKN AND BONDs
STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.


LoUR Is Inactive, but steady. Sales OF
~ birrels, including Minnesota extras,
al S5 '5 q l21S; Pennsv vania family al
. aOa5.1b; Western do. AT s. 5oao Is. and
patents at &c 5Oa7 81. Rye Flour ia dull
at ~ ~.
GRAIS.-Wheat was in better demand
19alc per bushei higher sales of ID, 90
Hu-he =, Including red at 81 Nal& and
amber ut " ~ and No 2 red in elevator
At u .s May, 81 2Jl4 Jure. 81 l3 July
ana sl no5z August. Kye.-Penna ia
"orth s4as-c. Corn is firmer. Sales OF
= Vp BUSH =, inc, uding rel, cted at 5Oc. :.
ste amer at SIC; mi1eu at 80 a 5O,<c. and
- ITO" 81 52c. At the call board, 4gI. C.,
80 b'd Tor May; i7c. ior June; 4sc. ior
ia y ald 4s74c. for AuguAt. Oats are wear.
o..es of 400 bushels, chiefly mir and
white at 4S1aa45i4c The receipts to-day
were as follows; $40 bbs. fiour. A 900
bushels heat. i5.4UO do. corn, Ii 800 do.
od.s, 10 bhls whisky.
WHIsKY.-l0O barrels OF Western iron
npund sold mt 81 10 per gallon.
AMBO.-At the residence of her hps-
p9hu In Elkton, Md, ON the 9th Instant
EllzAoe, n RHmbo, " Ife OF Jacob Ramho
Funeral ut 80 nn SATURDAY.
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
,A,NsrEAyE WILMINGTON

TRAINS LEAVE W WlLmiNdiON
For PHILADkLFhIA.-2.zl, D.JO, 10y, o.lO
a.OU. psB. lU.U2, l0S ~, a. M; l2.lS, h1.sS 2W
, 100, 6.I6, 7.UO, s.4d, =. IN. Un sunday ., All
For NEW YoKK.-1.l $50 40, 1000, a.
m; l.. Ii, 1850. 5.iB, y. IN. On sundays
FoR BALTIMORE AND wAsHINeToN.-.
1851. 2.0s. s85, "a. Ia. 1852, l.O4, 5.ls. 7.OS,
p. m. on Sundays, l2.5l, 2.lO n. m.
FoR BALTIMORE, (Bay Line cohnection),
7.tS p, IN. No SUNDAY trains.
Foh NEW CAsILE.-G.UO y. 10, a. m.; LILO,
400, $50, y. IN. No sunday trains,
For DELAwAkE X. h.Is.lo n. M; l'lo,
do, d. M. No sunday trains.
For WILhINGrON q NORTHERN X. r.
~, n. M; S.OO. $50 p. IN. No sunday
FoR DELAWARE WESTERN X. R.-7.I5
lo.3O u. M; $50 p. m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMIA GToN
From PnILADELPHIA.-l2 G3, 2.U3, $50
$40 a. M; l2Ui, LAP, l.O2. $50, 4.1i, 5 X,
6.21, 100, $40 IL. 10 p. m. On SUI days, l2.4Y
205. TO- a. m; 7.Sa. II. 10 y. m.
h.O2. Ola, w p. IN. ON sundays, 2.,iS u. m.
FROM BA BALTIMoRE.-2l5, y.3O, 9.57, q. m. I;
l2.vH, I337. d.jG, 9.:Id. y. M. On sundays.
FRoM WAsH1SGTos.-2.i5. a. IN. ; 1908,
1877, 5.38, y.Sb p. IN.
FROM NEw CAsTI.E-s.5O, Boz, IL ia. M;
5.1S. 10 p. m. No sunday trains.
FROM DELAWARE X. k.-S.5U, / | so q. m. !;
6.i5 p. IN. No su day trains.
kkoM WILMIHaroN 4 NORTHERN X. X.
o.VO, l.35 Al. m; n4S p. m. No sunday
trains.
FROM DELAWARE WESTERN X. R.-S.J0,
u. M; l5, p. M. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
FROM BRoA d STREET AND WARRINGTON
AykNuE-7.U, s.U, lb.S', IL 81 ~. IN; Loo
5o, t.oD, g. 10. $40, 7.VJ, y.i5. ll.so p. M. On
sundays, 81 "A. IN: dtu, g.i5, iI.Ju p.m
FROM THIRTY SECOND AND MARKET
SThKkTs. .--T.3U. ll.S n. m "a. 10. 4.c3, y.
'n.; l.W a. IN On 5unda. s, 10, 7.5U a m.
NorE.--The black figures represent the
I'm ted Express On which an extra
"a .sl.a
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R4,OOO.OOO short

LONDON, May ga dispatch from
Simla says that the Indian Government
has sent despatch TO the Marquis OF
harrington, Secretary Of Slate for India,
showlnG that the cost Of the Afghan war
will probably exceed the estimates ty
tie sum of f4,000,000. The dispatch
declares that the military department Is
solely blamable for the mistake. They
believed the estimates sufficient, and
ADVISED their adop ion by the financial
department.
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WALL STRkEr YksrERpAY.-Slnck

WALL STRkET YKsTERDAY.--Stocks
were strong until afternoon when they
became very dull; prices declined, and
the closing figures were about the low est
OF the day. Money was plentiful. Csll
loans on stocks ruled At 8 per cent, with
0 and 4 the extreme rates. Sterling ex.
change late In the day was advanced a
fraction. Bonds OF all cls sses wer. quiet
and pr.ces followed the course OF the
share market.
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The Union Cahudlsnne l.VvSt .uS d. |
Quebec applied to the MAY, ' !" fius,ilI
for protection iu case Of be,ns ,,lV ,zseos
sailed, and were told that .Ils '.,,. uIll,
1ne police force and, lfneces'aflyt ltsi, %Is N.
airy protection also wOu'd O'
vice. 1a have nov ;
Our Republican friends nI' ,b.s csdg
capital opportunity to prove 1ooIorsd BI'
Of their friendship LOT ~ ealored Ssut
and broi her by giving ihe ne 'v'T !" ,bs Pre
Tor Bruc. the secnod place ON 'xbIeha
~, t,,iaI ticket He wants nh o,h,r r.
uei,.,si @ Ian can Ne said OF some QUE ,aSs uIs
publi ,an statesmen-anu q tbe part,
ptida. a large p rceutage o. o. ,lhDeuld lDS bM
vorers it Is only fair thai DO
it-Bdltimor- Gdz tue: no, f.. Ripd'1
c Ihe ~ 9II,,1 phiIadelphia, which VII VII Ss @ 4
the C,ncl Snati Conyentioaa' a'.M OF cdI,'
darn % blue, with q CbeSternssiIHIg IIgbt bror'
way G at, high light hat anu u" o,.
KID ,c,,., slo ,ss. Of the St Lou: ::,Ip'ss,I, ps,II,,
match had a talk wi b d ~ .i,v 40 rOnAe
he passed through Una, Si sdIl unaulnC9sy1
an ibe third.term question ..t Of ,nuHaP
the " Al an,l-tLIrd-tsrnsS q S'''
heads.
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The Widow oliver Loses.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-The Su-
preme Court of the District, in general
term, to-day rendered a decision,
through Judge Hagner, denying Mary
B. divers appeal from the rulings Of
Chief Justice Carter in the Circuit
Court, where verdict for the defend
ant, in her suit against ex-senator
Cameron for $50, 900 damages, was
given. Counsel for the plaintiff gave
notice ofan appeal to the United States
Supreme Court.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-06
TROOPS FOv -

in Dssyna, c"nsn,, May s.-s,l.'l GSlua
ia land vS''l',,4nd na. a' of,he IT, H'"s' "si
ms %,s headquarters. heat, i i. .rs S,.e ely
i,,e i,.,ip p'.lpose Of confer,i"''' fer i,''
to t.a,y !. authorities a,,. as /, t,',',s ,,s v
d. Surinip UI pursued ,h1 with .,',,s 10, n
Gu. Gu mand n the lIeo'. ''a,'s,l, s,s
,i.m ,ln. INTO INTO the reseIys,jo'' sI WY ;,
'''r, mo Of the tn. settlers aasIniI e,'U,i % /
i. IN i,'s s,,ch G'e Agreement 1II''a sI,,l
,,,- q nefal's mouth moul66'"c'on
snsctfc s'"sa i, plans; bat il il !, ,ssl s,al
y, pu. 10 resdlnr.s for ius %,,.1,| .IS'|
s Nj ow on ihe roads cIss,'a uairti1
eAtrnt @ his force viii ,n,, ava \
rssI,, ~a1G the h Indian Iand T'n no, ,l;Il ,sl
'1'', IS nnw to act. act IN any Capac',, ,"'' 20 =
~ F. now . putting his conn!.s uu'', =
'o' a summer campairnD Dussd sa1
O. ing u az fal ss 'nsn no.,s s1d I
1nw hve companie, u,s' or ,,a
OF Li uteEanl Colonssl ded,f y
,he'r way frum Indian ~ =, D.
u ,rlahd, fully eqhippsdI dIsii'!c ,ai !
% nno are expected 10 do dU,. n, v !
"nzleS command. M, ,! s0...
snctrenl :, shape aud c,n.',' ,"'V'
them. uay De !
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Against the Uni, R,,1
SENATOR RoBERTsoy

sENAToR ROBERTSON
IN THE NEW YORK Drl,O,
Special to the Press.
NEW YOaK, May 9TH. D,
volt IN the New York drlDs,dos o p
cago has begun. The ,'TsrlNV saO
b mv dispatches report ,b., Su' S.s
ettson, who is Que Of tbe dsl..a' .,a
!, declared to-day that h. Ss'.ss .Solj
TOR Mr.. Blaiue on the I'm, Iuv a0S
nng thereafter a, he va 'N
He said the unit rule vonId y,
bun. He did not conNdsr N !, ",
obey 1t Judge Roberts"n ~.
promlnebce,and bis action /. NJ
he has been charm n ,S'S'|
judiciary CoiDmitte. tur ,an y. ,.l
rereived a hs d.ome yots /. NJ \
,cga Convention of lS7y wa A =,
Tor Gosernor against COrp.lI
Sessions. who is also a isl,,,'
the saline thing The nuub4, N
thisers with ihsse meu In III, Al n
Is varioasly estima sd al fron, h
weuty-slx, but nothing drhplp
ne known on that subject.
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appropriations for Maryland.

WARRINGTON May 4.-The Maryland
appropriations in the river and harbor
bill reported to-day are as follows
Elk rver, $500; Susquehanna river,
above and below HavIed Grace, $2S,
100; WlcomicU river, 5000, Secretary
creek, 5000; Northeast river, $500:
Needhaven creek, 5000; Chuptank
river, 5000; Bs timore, $1,000, 90;
Leouarutown, $1,000,
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A Mothers Cruelty.

RED BANK, N. j., May 5.-Willie
Mapes, II years of age, Was found to-
day hanging to rafier by the
thumbs in which position he had been
for three hours. When cut down the
boy tainted. His mother had selected
this mode Of punishment.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-06
PROSPECTIVE BOLT or al
MEN


JACKSON, Miss, May G-Tbr
large attendance at the RrIuLle
Convention, which ws csLei
by George W. Buchanan, eb,ln
executive committee. GeurQs i
Tor and W. II Glhb were nonIul
iempprary chalrmen. The \
Sherman man, was chosen by
Ill to "a. Nineteen cOu,estlna d,
were present, The committee d
'iuntials were ont 81, eral houn.
Hhich time the Grant men wer,
'lr. Al 6 p. III. tbs comulu1
ported, giving nOst Of the uut
ielegates to Sherman A wnuI
,usd over the report, when, A6O
lie COZ vention took a nces ID
lour. James Hill, internal NJ
collector. IS leading the Sheru,n
mi has The convention 10 BIZ
There VIII hardly be any result
portaDce Tonight. buI the prapec
good for bolt Of The 6raul uen,
they have, as they say, a iair jeAL
Misce0enatiOn In OHIO,
Cincinnati Gazette Special.
New ALBANY, May S.-Ysld
..,ening George X. Brim, yOunl
respectable German Of this county
married to Eliza Turner, be.l
quadrOon, daughter Of Ellis Tuu1
Sell-lo-do and highly respected n
residing three miles west Of the el
A valuable Ohio river bottom al
farm. The bride is an intelligent, i
eIucated,you andof unIirnhhed
,cter. The Wedding causes but
comment in this intensely DemOH,
section. The young couple will end
IN farming. A couple of yeir y
German Of this county nlarriedi~
ed woman, for which be was ris
aud lodged in Jail, aud had narO'
cape from the penl!entiary.
A Chfnamdn's Denial
An educated Chlnaman in lndIiniP
,lenies the statement, that *'enPl
bitory laws are in force 10 China 'si
the Chinese bee, ming American cius
Tie says: "Few Of our people aear 'i
ecome natural zed American cpl
You most understand that We Vnll
are proud of our religion and Pou
our country. We are the oldea lll ~
in the world, and The most POpu'
A-Chinaman would lose tue rsfT
us people were he to give up us' .,'
nese customs aud become an AmsI'
His parents would disown hlI, ADV, =,
haps, when he returned to China "a = v
have nothing to do with him ! in. y.
see, is a serious thing TO most ol u :
pose you went to China 10 i've We,
humber of years, or the rest OF G1In, ygu,
would you want TO become :, =. .u,rr uona
and give up citizenship in tbs g. SouN
or course not. We'll, that's 'O'
with most Of us?"
HEAVY TIDE OF EhidhAi' =
Three steamers yesterday > laSS' 200
Castle Garden, New York 200 4
grants, as follows frls,a ~. .
Scythia, TAI Canada - .I1l Sls
makes a total for May Of ii''i"
since Jan. / of 81 ,55S.
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FIGHT WITH INDIANS.

SAN Francisco, Cal, May 8, 1880.
"A despatch from Silver City, N. NJ,
says cit is reported that Antonio,
with his band, is moving toward San
Carlos. About forty Indians attack
ed Cooney's camp, on Mineral Creek
in the Magellan Mountains OF New
Mexico, on tho 22d inst. They fought
all day. Cooney and Chick were kill.
ed, and Taylor, Peters and Murray
wounded and twenty five horses taken
Two Indians arc known to have been
killed.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-06
FOURrH EDITION

MN. j. II. BArh.<, NEwsPAPER ADvRR-
rtsIN AGENT. Al Park low. Times buiid-
innJ New York, is authorized TO contract
Tor Adveri tsements In the DAILY and
UkI.AWARk 0AzkTrE ~ our b. ~ rAtrs.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-06

LtIRST NATIONAL BANk
Il OF WILMINGTON
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FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE UNI-
TED STATES.
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DIRECTORS.
Clement b. Smyth, George W. Bush,
John II Adams, Eli Garrett,
Henry McComb, San'I bancroft. Jr.
Daniel JHInes, William Tatpail
Edward Belts. ianI-ly
The daily gazette., 1880-05-06
German SOcfdSisss.
BERLIN, May s, 1850.

In the debate on the Anti-Socialist
bill In the Reichstag yesterday. Herr
Hasselmann made declaration Of his
political creed which caused considera
Bile commotion. He said that in Rus
sia the anarchists had risen against
deepotism, In France the Commune
had done 30 and he hoped the German
workingman would follow their exam
pie. He said he identified himself
with the energetic revolutionary feel
ing of the people, and regretted that
once before IN the Reichstag it was
denied OH the part of the socialists that
they had any connection with the Rus
sian anarchists. He declared that he
accepted that condition, but that he
spoke, of course, only for himself, not
knowing how far his colleagues agreed
with him. He was convinced that the
belief was gaining ground among the
people that the days Of Parliamentary
palavering were over. For these ut
terances Herr Hasselman was called
to order.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-06
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tonight to-, ar tG., !. N, 4, ss,:S,rs|
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nppeir' .,i.% ,n to to be liltls live aant, aarII,]
u the State o. at t'sC,sd c1i..la as Iep',a
the the Senator Senator Of fi",s.sI i'S% s,,Il ,.,IlIfS,,'
m,, ~, nomlnalISn. u, T!s,eishI
day. ''' '''elr Convent h
The daily gazette., 1880-05-06
lmaacnsienr Tor ra.Isnx

Fditfao earomefer. soafherly visds cloudy
sHd thrsafsnsaO sosafhsr foil soed by cooler
norfhtoesf wtnds, rtsn0 barometer and clear
iyO tOeukher
The daily gazette., 1880-05-06
Shot HisUseIf.

MEADvILLE, Pa, May 5.-Frank
Wilson, aged 20, watchman at the
sweetwood Brick Works, Cochran
ton. shot himself to-day, whether ac-
cldentally or Intentionally is yet
unknown, and died in two hours.
lie recently came from Hunting
don, Pa.