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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-01-31
Were Cordially Received.
- na G. Eu..ou q.

AUGUSTA, Jan. 29.-seyen Fusion Senators
and twenty-five Fusion Representatives, took
seats in the regular Legislature to-day and
we're cordially received.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06
GROand uD Rino.

Arrangements are being made to have
a large parade on Thanksgiving Day,
in which the military and uniform
orders are to take part. Companies A..
and c. will commence regular drill to
prepare for the occasion.
DR.. William Fields aud three others
OF this city are manufacturing a fertil..
zar at D. H.Kent's lime q quarries. They
obtain power from Kent's pumping en-
gine. The base of the fertilizer ia
limestone ground fine and manipulated
with chemicals.
The members Of the Fame Hose Co.,
who were on visit South have had
four frames prepared in which their
photographs, in uniform are placed
There are forty.seven pictures in each
frame. The No. Hose OF II agsrstown,
the No. ] Of Frederick, the No. Truck
OF Baltimore and the Fame Hose of this
city are each to receive one.
George HaEany, alias "slim Jim,"
in Jail in Philadelphia for rsbbing an
intoxicated man Of $ll4 In q saloon at
Ninth and Cherry streets.
Citizens desire the Governor to offer
reward for the capture Of William
Guthrie, the man who violently as
saulted the little girl on Church st:eet,
on Wednesday.
The parade which was to have been
given at New Castle to N light has been
postponed until Monday evening.
About the first OF January, Compan y
c will give uniform reception. In
connection with this there will be a
concert and exhibition drill.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06

OF Calmar and the transport Grifiu
The ship reached here about the mid
die Of April, 1888. The settlers land
cd at . point between Murderkill An,
Aisplllion creeks, and called It "Tb,
Paradise" They re-embarked ana
sailed mp the river. They bought .
the Indians the territory from Can,
Henlopen to Trenton Palls. Coming tt
the creek Minquas, now Christiana
corrupted from Christina, they sailed
up.
Then the Brsndywine, or Pishkill
had q direct outlet to the Dslswara
The Swsdes conoiliated the indians
but built fort on "The Rocks. - ths
fret landing place, now where the fool
OF Sixth street would be-. Among The
recks was cave and in II q spring Of
clear, sweet water. Pine Wood Point.
q little way up the Christians, and inst
behind the spot where the old Jaque,t
house still stands, furnished the wood
for the fort and dwellings. The little
town Of Chrlstianaben sprung up In the
direction Of the Brandywine, and f,w
built beyond the "Kill," 81 Il was call.
ed. For two years the settlers had no
word or help from Sweden, and they
becams so discouraged that they dscid.
ed to leave the settlement, but on the
very day they had fixed for their de-.
parture the ship Frederberg, Captain
Powelston, with supplies and fresh
settlers, arrived.
During l642 there was much sickness
and death in the settlement. The uext
year three ships, with the new
governor, Col. Prince, and q strong de-.
tachment Of soldiers came. The Col.
onel weighed 400 pounds. Prince made
his capital at Tinioum Island, his
stately house being called Princes
Hall. He built q fort near here and
another at the mouth OF Salem creek,
New Jersey. He had four other forts
up the river, one being at Upland.
Prince annoyed the Dutch and COM
PEELED them tol lower their standards
on coming mp the river. The Dutch,
however, built fort at Saucupin, now
A'0" S0oNO' AIlhVo l6lL Tue B0LLlomo0k
probably In October, 1888. His sue.
cessor next year was John Rising. The
new officer coolly took possession of the
Dutch Fort Casimir, and changed It's
name to Trinity.
Chief Naaman, for whom Mann ans
Creek Is named, renewed the friendship
ofthe Indians.
Rising surveyed the region and took
= census OF the people, finding the pop
ulation 1858. The Dutch retook Fort
Cssinir in the autumn of 1855, and
Fort Christine few days later. The
terms made were Of the very best, and
the Swedss quietly came under Dutch
rule, Captain Dirck Schmidt remaining
rs commander. Thus Delaware lost the
name Of "New Sws Isn."
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Taylor's
ecture, music closed the evenings sn.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06
The Second Annual.

The ball given in Webstsr's Dancing
Academy last evening by the Young
Irish National Association was one OF
the pleasantest events this season. The
grand march was begun at 10. 80 o'clock
with forty-sour couples participating.
1t was led by Master Of ceremonies,
John 7. McCracken and lady, followed
by floor manager, James F. Kelley and
his assistants, Charles McAteer, John
Welsh and James Barrett with ladies.
Music was furnished by Ritchie's or.
chestra and several hours were pleas.
antly spent in dancing. The reporter
OF the REPUBLICAN, returns thanks for
the beautiful programme which was
presented to him.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06
Joy iu Bursnah,

There is Joy in Bnrmsh just now,
for one Of King Theebsw's 5 oonsorts has
quite recently presented that monarch
with a SON. Mother and son are DUNG
well. The happy father is 80 elated
By the achievement Of his spouse, Su
Hapayah Lat, that he has announced
his intention to wed her younger SIS
ter forthwith. AS he has put to death
nearly all OF his relatives having any
claim to the succession, his Majesty
cannot be too fsrvently congratulated
upon the acquisition Of an heir, from
cutting whose throat he will probably
be deferred by the feelings of a father
and the interests Of "a dynasty.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06
The Irish People Advised.

The Irish people are reminded in
the pastoral letter of the Roman Catho-
lie Archbishop ofDublin that O'Connell
once told them that liberty was not
worth drop Of human blood if shed in
crime. He does not conceal the fact
that the condition Of the country is as
bad as it well can be. Insecurity Of
tenure paralyes the most industrious
hands, and the wretched condition of
thousands Of families, "whose domestic
arrangements might test the temper OF
a slave. coast African, proclaims that
land laws require prompt and thor
ough revision. But this change Is not
to be brought about by murder, or by
schemes of amelioration
(which no government laying claim to
statesmsnship could for moment en-
tertain.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06
He'll Fire R 0ck.
From the Salt Lake Tribune,


Miners are not in the habit of throw.
ing up good contracts for nothing now.
adays, but the Ada Mine, in Salt Creek
Is Idle at present and will be for some
time to come, unles some of our rock
sharps give a solution to q geological
phenomenon which still puzzles the
miners of that section. In driving the
tunnel, which Is now 100 feet long, a
strange formation was encountered. At
every stroke Of tue picks the tunnel
was filed with luminyus vapor, and
the weird light made the blood chill In
the veins OF the superstitious miners.
1t is needless to say that the contract.
ers dropped their tools and left and
the owners could not induce them to
resume their work. They call the
rsok "hell fire rock" and give the
tunnel q wide berth. Some OF the rock
is being analyzed, and we shall give
the result as soon as asoertained, 1t Is
phosphoretic rock.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06
Etiquette.

-supposiDg that you are in society
With lady Of q certain age, md you
10 not know whether sne is an old ms i'd
Sr not, ought you to address her as
Madame or Madamoiselle I If the per-
son be pretty, and If her "certain age"
cannot be looked upon with indifIer-
sncs, then call her. .Madmoiselle. II the
person be ugly and unlovely, call her
Madam it is only gallant to seem to
suppose that she has been the object Of
sincere devotion and Of an affection
tounded on the qualities Of the heat.
On tae other hand, 1t may be main.
tanned that one should address q wo
man in these conditions as MAIDS me
which Is the object Of her dream II
she is a maiden, and of her pride If she
be married woman.-The Partisan.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06
KallOch 80 be Tried.

The Grand Jury in San Francisco
filed their report yesterday. The in.
dictments are withheld for the present,
but 1t is understood that sheriff Des.
mond has been indicted tor felony, in
psrmiting the escape of prisoners,
Mayor Kallooh has been cited SO show
cause why he should not be punished
for contempt, in attacking the Grand
Jury in remarks predatory to a sermon
Oh Sunday last. The Grand Jury CEN
sure number of county officials and
praise others, and it is noticed that
their censures, whether deserved or
not, are confined to the officials elected
by the Working Mems party.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06
The Dreaded switch.

Early yesterday morning a freight
train on the Eris Railroad took a
switch at Penn Horn Creek, N. J. to
allow passenger train of the New
York and New Jersey Railroad 10 pass
into the tunnel. The switch was care.
lessly left open, and the passenger
train, going at speed Of forty miles an
hour, crashed into the caboose of the
freight train, wresking several cars.
David Quackenbosh, engineer OF the
passenger train, and Garrett Voorhis,
conductor of the freight train, were
killed. The fireman Of the passenger
train received fatal injuries. Clark
Bogert, the switchman, to whose negli,
gence the disaster is attributed, has
disappeared.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06
Too Much For Tho Demecrats,

Benjamin F. Butler and Colonel In
gersoll met on the train for Washington
Wednesday evening. In reply to Colo,
mel Ingersoll's greeting, Chow do you
feel tonight p General Butler said,
"oh pretty WE'LL" "Why," said Col.
onel Ingersell, in surprised tone, 81
supposed you must be feeling very
sick over Gazfeld's election" 81 mis-
understood you," replied Butler; ~
do feel badly enough" and then add
cd "You and Beecher did it, Colonel"
"Well," retorted the Colonel, "how
could you expect to win with the Lord
and Devil both against you ?"
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06
Deaths DOinGs.

During the month Of October there
were z deaths in this city, being 20
more than for the corresponding month
of last year. OF the dead there were
born in the United States, 66; Ireland,
4; Germany, 2.
Color and sex: White, "a; black,
s; male, 43; female, 40.
Deaths by Wards: First. II, Second,
Q; Third, a; Fourth, 8; Fifth, Z; Sixth,
1; Seventh. 7; Eighth, IL; Ninth, 4;
Tenth, IL.
There were brought to this city for
interment, /; sent away, 7; premature
birth, 2; still born, 4; ooroner's cases,
8; died at the almshouse, l..
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06
Pirates Of Ponzance.

On Saturday next, the 18th inst, the
Pirates OF Penzanoe will be given by
Gilbert & Sulllvsn's Opera Company
under the management Of D. Oyley
Carte. The company is composed Of
the principle members selected from
the four companies, who successfully
presented 1t last seassn, and without
doubt it ID the best organization now
travelling. An enlarged orchestra aud
chorus Of 40 voices together with en-
tirely new scenery will be a new fea.
ture. The piece will bs rendered pre-
cisely the same as done in the larger
cities and by the same company.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06
The Baby Exhibit.

To-day is the last day of the
Bohemian Glass Blowers in this
city. All those who have not seen
them should improve this their last
opportunity to see the wonders in
glass. The Baby show takes place
this afternoon when it is expected
that all the little cherubs will be
present to compete for the $50 present.
Don't fail to see them and also receive
3 specimen Of glass work free.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06
Tho Election Cnnfa nj.

The City Council met in special
session last evening to hear testimony
in the contested election case of Thorn.
as L. Mcusley VS.. David R. Smith.
Mr.. Barnhill asked for a continuance
as Mr.. Mousley's witnesses were not
present. The Republican members
opposed. A discussion ensued and
numerous motions and amendments
were made, but it finally was decided
to call the case on next Friday week
The clerk Has instructed to notify the
witnesses OF both parties.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06
Sunday Pnpers-Latest Returns,

The great New York and Philadel-
rhia Sunday papers will contain the
latest Official returns from the doubtful
Congressional districts, and everythi ing
appertaining TO Tuesdays election.
Davis, the news dealer, will have hun.
dreds Of extra papers in the morning,
at 6lS Market street. Be sure and 90.
cure copy. Open all day.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06
RNAn aK RNalARA.

The fee Of doctors is an item that very
many persons are interested In just at
present. We believe the schedule for
visits is % 90. which would tax a mai
confined to his bed for q year, and il
need of q daily visit, over 81 900 year
for medical attendance alone. And one
single bottle Of Hop Bitters taken IN
time would save the 81 900 and the
years. sickness.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06
BOlfGe.N Cases.

Barney Lapisrrs, Elijah Johnson and
joseph Emmett were given a hearing
at Police Court this morning on the
charge of vagrancy, and were senten.
ced to thirty days imprisonment in
the county jail.
Ellen Smith, charged with drunken.
ness, disorderly conduct and using
abusive language, was fined three do :
lars and costs and was required to fur
nish a 800 peace bond.
Jane Williams was fined one dollar
and costs for disorderly conduct.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06

!a SaOe String district of Missis.
Er has a Republican majority Of
&A,OOO, but it Is continually mis-
Presented in Congress by Fort Pillow
|EaH' Chalmers by crushing out the
|FlS.ican vote by force and fraud at
ny election. After all miscounting
Ftnannipulations Of the votes cast In
Ftl''rict, at the lats election, when
FN'uraing board met, 1t was found
ELyHch the Republican candidate
IA'd a considerable majority. The
'Od however, was equal to the
agency and threw out 2020 Repub.
~ votes, thus sending the same old
GsSlr Chalmers back to Congress.
u lime, however, he will be brought
e@ lace with a Republican Congress
NHuAy be possible that he will not
''Ais own way.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06
Old story Of Family Trouble.

Mr.. Il. A. Atkin, a real estate agent
of Poplar Bluff, Mo-, was found in his
room at the Morris House, with pistol
shot through his head. The ball enter
cd his right ear and came out above
his left. The cause is supposed to have
been family difficulties. He had been
drinking for several days, fault
which he was not generally addicted 10.
There are no hopes of his recovery. The
pistol was . small Derringer.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06
The Wealth er.

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, Nov. 6-1
q. m.
Indications for saturday-For the
Middle Atlantic States, clearing wealth
er, possibly preceded by occasional
rain, northwest to southwest winds,
stationary or higher barometer, decid-
edly lower temperature.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06
Entertainments ut the College Q.

The J. r. l. s. society will hold a
meeting in the study hall of the Yves.
leyan Female College this evening, be-
ginning at eight O'Clock. The public
are cordially invited to attend. En-
trance on Sixth street.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06
Live ana Let Live

!. R. P. Carey is selling good fresh beef
%tMe.ouishiIgly low prices. Good stew
ing beef, to s cts. /; good roast, to 10
cts. lest roast, IL to IA cts. steak, Il
to IA cts. best steak, l6c. Stalls 10
and ii Third street market.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06
SPECIAL MENTION.
WonderraI Power.

When medicine performs such cures
as Kidnsy.Wort Is constantly doing, ii
may truly be said to have wonderful
power. A carpenter in Montgomery,
VT, had suffered for eight years from
the worst Of kidney diseases, and had
been wholly incapacitated for work. He
says, "0ne box made q new man Of
nae. and | sincerely believe 1t will re.
store to health all who are similarly af
ficted."
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06
More AbOut the New
EpiAOOtIc CnPe.

MEssRs. EDIToRs Il would advise
all those whose horses are suffering
from the EpizootY or its effects, to give
the new remedy a trial. l think that
DR.. George H. Cantwell, of your city,
deserves great credit for the interest he
Aas taken in studying up and prspar-
ing a medicine for this horrible disor
der. 1t is known as the Cantwell Epi.
zootic Cure or The Great Specific.
think if it was called horse fatteper
it would not be amiss. cheerfully
resommspdit. Very Respectfully,
JAMES z LAWRENCE
Roxhorough, 2lSt Ward, Phila., Pa.
The above medicine can be obtained
at q, JAMES BELTS Drug store,
Cor. 9th and Market SITS.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06
State OF the Fheymometer

at the REPUBLICAN, Office, on Saturday
morning, Nov. 6:
7 o'clock, 10 o'clock, IL o'clock,
$50 900 7lO
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06
Potatoes and Apples.

N. L. Janney's, 303 King street, is
headquarters for produce Of all kinds.
Special arrangements to parties for car
load lots.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06
The CITY Mission

Second street near Washington. All
meetings will be continued as usual, ,ex.
eept the Sabbath sohGol which will
meet at 2 p, N.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06

iE Republicans Of Delaware on
|,adly cast IA 1873 votes for Henry
EPpst for resPidential Blector. This
81 more than We predicted last Mon.
FEoald be cast and is 3,442 more
D was cast in 1876 for Hayes. The
EYst Gspublican vote ever cast In the
H. before this year was in 1874
En II ,2j9 we're cast for DR.. Jump
EGVVrnor. The vote for Hayes In
E8Eas 1866. The total vote cast
President was 32,3l0. The next
best vote ever cast In the State was
IEi4 when 24,O73 votes we're cast.
y increase Of votes since 1874 is
3. TIE Democratic vote In 1876
|ul3 217; in 1880 it Is Is, ,l73. Dem
|ra increase 1895. The Republican
|Aa 1876 was 10, G9G; in 1880 it is
il&. Republican increase 3442.
lHa!aSrs more in the same ratio Of
Gtle where will the Democratic vote
Il
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06

For plastic and gravel roofing, leaky
tin end shingls roofs recosted and made
water-tight, and repairing of all kinds
of roofs, call on Robert Atkinson, at
Samuel Hanna & Co.'s hardware store,
Fifth and Market streets.
Drugs and chemicals, pure and fresh (;
prescriptions compounded carefully al
any hour; Domestic Cough Syrup, ex.
cellent for coughs. West End Phar-
macy, Seventh and Jefferson streets.
Physicians prescriptions carefully
and accurately compounded at ell hours
Of the day or night, at Taylor & Fuller
toms, Druggists and Apothsoaries, 302
King street.
Call on Geo. B. Metzner, 108 East Sd
street, for a clean shave, hair cut or
shampoo. Dyeing specially. Tobacco
and cigars, best quality, constantly cn
hand.
Examine the "Celluloid" truss before
buying it wears ont. For sale by N.
B. Danforth, Druggis., ID and Market
streets.
The best photographs taken in vii,
mington are at No. 3l5 Market street,
Beecher's Gallery. First gallery below
9TH, west side. Established II years.
Remember when you want a picture
Of yourself or any of your family, 90 to
Beecher's gallery, 3l5 Market street.
For fine crayons go to sutterley &
Sawyer, 302 King street. They cannot
be beat in the city.
Don't forget that Hartman's, Fifth
and Poplar streets, is the p lace TO get a
good truss for very little money.
Cann's Kidney Cure is sold by Wat.
on, Eighth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06
Wanted

q good stout boy to work In q printing
office. Apply at this Oti@e.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06

N"'rT right and proper for us to
FSna'We were mislsd in our state.
/" Yesterday in reference to the
~ evening having published An
|" on Thursday evening on the
'ITA Of the report that New York
gwen Hancock 5000 majority. Our
s4''lon was positive and came from
~"0Fces that at the time we could
"a'uOt Its correctness. We are tree
"~I' that we wers deceived.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06

=" SOUTHERN bulldozel has made
'Hp'sraece in Pencadsr Hun drei.
-, W the name Of LeVen Cats
=" lar as his feline nature will al
:, 'u' Is q Democrat. He had q col.
~ 4"n living on his place who re-
n comply with his request to vote
~S"c'ck, and now he has been
y" With a not Ice to vacste.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06
m... Of Jaass ne.sso.


,s,s been suggestsd by certain
.,,,,s tha. Hon. John W. Houston
I'M b, iupsached at the coming sss'
the legislature, because he al
4 himself to be nominated BY the
|.,sIi,,n party as a candidate for
sr.,,. They argue by this that he
s.cou.s so much Of the partisan as
4 . ppf. to pres de on the bench
IA case OfpolItical character come
!, aiudiCAtion. We presume that
1 .,,,astion will never be acted up.
1 t,t The fact that It has been made
r., very clearly the feelings Of some
,l,lning to be Democrats.
n, Evsry Evening has done all In
aver to urlng about such q move
N and a few Of It's adhersnts may
|u,ss tha. Judge Houston can be re-
10 order to ! ake room for one
ll,r particular friends whose sym,
In might conrtol his judgment to
L.Adr own views or advance their
4 interests. They had better save
.,.s,rts for the accomplishment Of
!, other object, as they will meet
[,ul,ion from all liberal minded ciu-
Z.
|bi,s Houston can pass through any
He has never exhibi-
\ nsb partizan zeal as to unfit him
NJ Justly in the administration |
Ialsv, and only the guilty need
N. any fear Of his rulings in such
|,su may come before the Court,
kah ID on the bench. The misera-
i.nasosusS who assail him act
4 PERSONAL motives, and care moth.
! r,bout the welfare Of the great mass
n, people. /! is useless, however,
,rllrgs on ths..subject as the propo'
tsu viii amount to nothing, and very
rshby those who made 1t will not
ur the courage to give 1t legal
no. even TO acknowledge the re-
a4iblity OF its paternity.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06

Try cann's Kidney Cure, advertised
in anothss column, 10 restore your
appetite.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06

~, '"EEKY for the Every Evening
Ny. lp0n a majority Of the popular
h, VII . cast for Hancock. 1t may or
N. wy % true that Hancock has a
!, " of the popular vote, but what
No. signify either way so long as
h 'p'' n has the capacity ofproduoing
.D,S ,uocratic majority from a
Do 70 a million9
Daily Republican., 1880-11-06

M. 'H'lr Chinese letter case Ia
! Inn "' interest since the election and
|hn q '0oa cease to be heard from.
N,." NO nfst it was a bold forgery,
|a.,, mat 1t has failed to defeat
|A,a,s nothing can be gained by
eS. - '0On a si,kening mess Of fraud
|"''As people.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1880-07-23
MOntrOss House,
BILOXI, MISS,
y. j. MOntrOss. PrOp'r.

This well-known and popular resort is
omen the year round for transient and per-
mnnent guests. 1t is delightfully."- situ-
ated, directly on the beach, fronting the
Gulf of Mexico, commanding fine view
of the Gulf and the adjacent islands;
and the salt breezes coming from the sea
impart new vigor into those suffering from
"bronchial complaints" and is peculiarly
favorable for rheumatic complaints; and,
In fnct. is conceded to be one of the most
healthy spots along the whole coast. 1t
is situated eighty miles east of New Or
leans and sixty-one miles west Of Mobile,
on the New Orleans and Mobile railroad,
one of the finest roads in the Southwest.
The hotel, in its appointments, is first
class, large, pleasant rooms and best OF
beds table supplied with abundance Of
the choicest Of food, nicely served. We
have several unconditional roads, lead
ina through beautiful pine country, and
also to the beautiful Back Bay, affording q
most pleasant drive, for which we have
every facility. Bathing, hunting and fish
ing of the finest kind, aud during the
season it is the home of countless num-
bers of sail aud row boats, peoplcd with
gay and happy crowds who assemble here
to spend the hot months of summer, when
pleasure grows more aud more delight.
ful and one never tires of tho continual
round of pleasure and enjoyment that
here presents itself.
For terms, ETC., address the proprietor
F.hruar,. 4 1870 46-tf