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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-05-31

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Eureka.

We offer during this
Month the largest
and best assorted
stock Of Clothing,
Gents Furnishing
Goods and Hats and
Gaps ever on hand at
this season Of the
year in this market.
Give us an early call
and secure your
goods cheaper than
you can find same
quality elsewhere.
James Pye & Co.,
Main bet. Spring and
Russelville SITS. Hop
kinsville, KY.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24
Centennial Festivities In Norfolk
Killed In q Bar.Room.

NORFOLK. Va. Oct. 2l.-The week.
festivities Ia this city osed to-day with
an Imposing Centennial pageant, which
EN- braced all the military aud civic soce
ties Of the two cities, the FIRST aud econC
Yorktown battalions from North Caro-
lima, the Yorktown battalion from Souti
Carolina, the battalion Of cadets from
the Virginia Military Institute, and the
various trades of the city. The process.
sion was admirably managed, and ex.
cited general admiration by its exten,
and magnificeDce Three Baltimore and
two Norfolk bands rendered music.
Tonight the city Is Illuminated, aud
with the elaborate street decorations,
presents resplendent and beautiful pic
ture, heightened and animated by the
surglng of strangers and others, who fiji
the thoroughfnres in every direction.
The finest pyrotechnic display that ever
10 TX place In Norfolk IL now Ia propress.
q fitting finale to the csle bration.
Our city Was thrown into some little
excitement last night by the murder Of
Jacob Glemm, proprtt tor of the Mint
saloon, corner of Hill and Talbot streets,
by a man named Sydney s. Sanford,
claiming to be from Richmond, but who
has been here for some time engaged 10
roof painting. The murder was the result
or quarrel and fight in a barroom In
Hill street.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24
Teachers, Institute.

The following is the programme OF
the Kent County Teachers Institute
to be held in Dover, Nov. 9th, 10th,
1lth and 18th:
"Wednesday afternoon-Meet 1870.
Organization, annual address, Super
intendent Groves advanced arithme-
tic, X. NJ. Rosin (; language primer, l.
W Knapp.
Thursday neutrality-suspicious., J.
IL. George ; elementary writing, Miss
l.. Mcdowell advanced and supple-
mentary reading, j. Herman Gooden.
Afternoon-School discipline, ]. X.
jackson language lessons, l.. S. Con-
well primary arithmetic, Miss Mi
randa Miswell.
Friday morning-Adyanced writing,
I. Is. Johns Primary reading, Miss
Ada Warren English grammar, j. B.
Nj. Handy. Afternoon-Geography,
BENZ. Warren; Composition, Ii. ID.
Allen spelling and pronunciation,
john y. Clifton school government,
NJ. Jeroid Clark.
Saturday morning--Conducling rec.
itations, Assistant Superintendent
Carpenter farewell address, Emma
Hough.
1t is reported that DIR. Mayo, of Bos-
ton, will lecture on Wednesday even :
ing, and Wallace Bruce on Thursday
and Friday evenings.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24
u. A. cc.r..

The trial OF Antonio Corso fo~
ana battery upon Francis E' lind san.
mate OF the bark Abbie Boxer wa, @ n.s'
unued 10 the u. 8. Circuit Conr,' 90 sss,ni Uon-
dav afternoon. Oscar Mystrom n.,,.
tne same version OF the assault ina, 40 80
given by Chas. Dane, hut the Arr ,n.ss
teslihed diit ,renily. He said " han ho
demonstrated with Oscar Mystrnm tae ne
failing to attend to his duty pf foperiv ,ba
latter answered, "Go to - wj,nan.os no
then struck him In the face ,v,,I, NJ
open hand. Mystrom returned tho hin,a 1T
aud struck Lind with some sbarn in.,r',
ment between the eyes, which canssd q !
profuse How OF blood. Corso tben an
peared, and said that III thera was a, ~, :,
Sighting 10 be done he wanted ,o hsra 7
share In IL. Witness repl,ed 10 Gor.o
~ sent you below to sIeep and ras, I,
Corso then picked up n Delaying n, n nd
held II In his ou.stretched hand. Linz
then struck tho arm with beIaving nj n
Corso returned the blow, hitting Lina
twice. The two men Their clinched anS
fell, and Lind, u minute after. disooveres
that he had been cut in the right arm
and right leg with sheath knife. Linz
remained In q spanish hospital fiv,
months and twelve days suffering frou
AT the conclusion OF the mates testi
mony Court took recess until 10 o,cloc,
Tuesday morning. ~ = '''''
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24
French visitors at Richmond.

RICHMOND, VA, Oct. 2l.-The stea.
mer Catskill, having on board the French
aud German delegations arrived here al
10 O'Clock this morning. Upon reaching
the landing the steamer was boarded by
the city's committee ofreceptlon headed
by Mayor Darlington, who formally
welcomed the distinguished foreigners "a
Richmond and extended to them the
hospitalitles OF the city. Minister Out.
rey, on the part Of the French visitors,
and Col. YOU Steuben, In behalf of the
Germans, thanked the mayor for the
many expressions he had uttered.
During the afternoon they were taken
to the principal points OF interest In the
CITY, and were entertained by Gov.
Holiday, at the Executive Mansion.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24
The western Floods.

CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-Dispatches from
Quincy, ILL.,, say the destruction along
the Sny levee Is most complete. The
break 10 now fully 300 feet wide and ia
constantly cutting out the e,rthwork at
either end OF the crevasse. An immense
volume OF water is pouring through the
opening steadily and spreading out over
the country. The food Is sloaly ap-
preaching Rockrort, which Is four miles
from the river. People north and south
OF the break were hastily leaving their
houses for places Of safety. Every ros d
leading ont of the bottoms was crowded
with teams, and hundreds of cattle.
horses, mules and other live stock were
on the embankment, the owners not
having time to get them TO high ground.
Large numbers Of cattle have been
drowned.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24
The Newark and Del CITY R.R.

This road has ,at last formally pas.
sed into the possession OF the. Penn
sylYania Railroad Company who will
Immediately proceed to have it plac-
ee in complete repair.
The turntable AT the junction OF
the II. w. Il Is. II. X. has been re.
moved, and hereafter, all trains over
the Newark and Delaware City
Railroad will stop at the Newark
depot-additional tracks being laid
for that purpose. 1t is the intention
OF the company to establish a pas
senger station on or near the site of
the old one at Wright's lum ber
yard.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24
From Saturdays Late Eaisisn
Encampment Committees.

Edwin r. Morrow, Most Worthy
Grand Patriarch OF the Grand Encamp,
ment Of Delaware, I. .. o. f., ait
nounces the following standing commit.
tees for the ensuing year:
State Of the Order-JoLeph II. Seal,
No. 3; Thomas q. Doud, 3; Frederick
Knott, 2; L. W. Cooper, 8; ii. X. Ben.
nett, g.
Committee on Appeals-wIlliam II.
Foulk, 8; Peyion q. West, /; William
W. Crawford, l..
Constitution aud Laws-Wiiliam b.
Eyland, !; David Downs, J.; NJ. O.
Perkins, 2.
Credentials and Returns-John r
Jakes, o /; Morris Kirmse, 2; d. W.
Brereton, 0.
Finance Committee--James Eglinton
OF No. 3; John L.. PiersoD, /; A. T.
CarDagY, 10.
PriDting-Edwin Hirst, Of No. /; L
Ii. Spencer, 3; William, ii. Everett
ST., /.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24

NOTlCE.-I, Joseph StoeckIe do hereby
lN give notice that | shall apply In writ
ing To the CouIt of General Sessions OF
lhe Peace and jail Delivery Of the State
OF Delaware, in and for New Castle
county on Monday, The 2Ist day of Nov.
a. d., 1881, being the first day OF The
next >ovem Der term said Court, for n
license TO keep an Inn or tavern at house
No lll9 French street, In the sixth Ward
| oi the cily of Wilmington, Della ware and
10 sell intoA icating liquors In ess guam.
lilles man one quart To be drunk on the
premises. being the owner o { said bonse
and premises, and the following respect.
able citizens of til said Ward ret oinnrend
Ing ms said application, viz:
Freder ct W. HeIss. Ohm 9riner
Charles Il. Taylor, Robert Brown
Henry b Courtney, Hugh Ivnrh
Levi A. Bertoletie, John MANI
william KeHney, Fred. WahI
! ian ms S Johnson, Henry Schneider,
I'm, ,on " Ilohu, Mlt hazel Danahee
Christian Walhurg william sol na,dar
~ ~ llllhIh Miller, John Doherty,
Thomas I. Starr, Jr.John q ForeIna,
MarIh haiulihger. VIM. Kleinstueber,
oett0'3t JOSEPH STOECKLE,
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24
baltimore City Election.

On Wednesday next the voters of
the city Of Baltimore will elect a
Mayor, members of both branches of
the City Council and Judge of the
CouTt of Appeals for the City of Bal
timore. The polls will open in the
several wards from o a. m. to 8 D. m.
For the mayoralty Hon. VIM. Pinkney
Whyte is unopposed. So successful
had been the Democratic administra-
tion of city affairs and so great the
popularity of ex Governor Whyte that
it was deemed by the Republicans a
waste of time to place q nominee in
the field against him.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24
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the uterus 10 an earlv stage OF develop
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IL removes faintness, fiatuleccy. de.
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relieves weakness OF the stomach. II
cures bloating, Headaches, Nervous Pros
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Tnai feeling Of bearing down eau ng
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IL v Ill at all times and under all cir
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For the cure of Kidney Complaints Of
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Mrs. Plnkham freely answers all letters
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The daily gazette., 1881-10-24
Women and Wall PaDers

One unexpected result of the wall
paper prize competition in New York
this week was that of the four prizes
for best designs were carried off by
women. The first prize, $1,000, was
awarded to Mrs. Il. M. Wheeler.
Honey Comb )" the second prize,
300, to Miss Ida F. Clark, for marine
design third prize, $500, to Miss
Caroline Townsend, for design of
lilies fourth prize, 5000, to Miss Dora
Wheeler. As the special prize of $500
for ceiling design was not awarded
1t remains for the masculine com,
petitors to try again.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24
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The daily gazette., 1881-10-24
A Surprise Party,

Last evening about seventy five mem.
6ers OF Calvary +. f. Church, made a
surprise call upon their pastor, Rev. DIR.
Dubois, and presented him with par
ior ornament. Presents were also made
to the Superintendent OF the Sunday
School, and also 10 the Treasurer of the
church. After the presents had been
made the remainder Of the evening was
spent very pleasantly. A bountiful sup.
ply OF refreshments were served during
the evening.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24
A yeritaDIe OH Region I'm Ger

Our Pennsylvania friends were dis
posed to make light of the petroleum
wells OF Northwestern Germany when
their discovery was first announced, but
our consuls in Germany report facts
which indicate that European compe-
titiou has at length been found for the
oil producers ot this country. The ex-
tsnt OF the oil region and its richness
are yet, IL is true, In a measure con-
jectural. sill, enough Is known to show
that Germany has good basis on which
TO build new industry Of considerable
importance.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24
me. ane Feeling inAmo.,

,;ds BOSTON, October 2i'mp 2i'1s'ea
imles, mes,spps president Of the Na1jonAai; a. Cd
aSa nynni last night that tins lhs while while
Rue M meetings bad baeaL tae Land Lei
Illegal by the British boeen ea, declar) Z
! aie r az once cabled iG'iosysernmen|
=. aaud Idashel, that America 'lsG9p wi',p Crol
land land to refrain from commi,,;d oa wished Ir|
len ience and to act under erpii'Ihmilllng ihn tlln vi
the Land League. ''' ''le advice
a. NEW I'' YoRK, Oct. si.-Tho ~.
%srnns 1ns nise woFa W sased ai adss,' dis' +
ireland, the eyes of tbs journal,
you. Stand together: :' he world fI1., arc
your imprisoned chiers. a. faithful
manifesto no rents. n,oJ ooeJ t
sacrifices; be brave bnt prepare
on, on America; y money and npdiu.ent; rt
WI VIII now How over to you; we wiz, iiiy,mpat
the children of evicted will VIII SucC
moral heroes; landlords mast aaa ho'
true 70 principle and redemn,i5g S5 go;
sured. God save Ireland ld"p''On p, is
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24
Killed for Making a pm.

New ORLEANS, La, October 21
"A special to the Pciayune from
Greenvile, Miss, says: ID. L. Love,
who recently made pun re.
ilecting on the virture of young
lady who had just married, Mrs.
Lanier, at West Point, MISS, was
killed here this morning by Mr.
Lanier, who has been on the trial of
Love since the time the pun was
made. Lanier was arrested.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24
Alarm of Fire.

The alarm OF fire few minutes after
o'clock this afternoon came from box
Il, Seventh and Railroad avenue. The
alarm was caused by the slight burning
OF the rcof Of house occupied by col.
ored people, n. Il. corner OF Eighth and
spruce streets. But little damage was
done, and the flames were extingulshed
by the application Of few buckets of
water.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24

NJ OTICE.-I, Edward Sicox, owner
~ Oithe within mentioned premises do
hereby give notice that shall appIy 10
the honorable the Judges of the Court of
General Sess ions of the Peace and Jail
Delivery OF the State OF Delaware, In and
ior New Castle Count on Monday, 1he
2ist day of November, A. D., 1881 being
the 1rst day OF the November Term Or
said Conrl, for license TO keen an ian or
Tavern. known as The Continen tai HOu. q
n school District No. 65, in the Village al
Fleldsbo' ough New Castle County StaIeof
Delaware, and to sell intoxicat ing Ii0uors
In quantities less than one euar1 10 ha
drunk on the premises. and The following
respectAhle citizeus, residents of said
District ecommend the ia application
to wit:
James II. Francis, Charles WorreI,
Isaac AystOn. his
William f. Francls, John x Brothers.
John II obsln, marx
Peter Bui chari, MS
PurEal T. Jones' Isaac x Vanhorn
William u. Crouch mari
Francis T.. q. Brooks hia
Aaron Reynolds ,Jr Henry x Ma,Ics
John ID. Agerton, n4rl
J. ii. Carton, VIII. Chny Iwo.soI
James T. Tatman 'ii''
oct2 -3tt EDWARD sILCox.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24
New Safe.

The new safe purchased for the Office
oil The City Tax Collectors arrived last
evening, aud was put in this morning.
Inc safe Is handsome and commodious, ,
being 26x34axlss inches, inside measure
ment, warranted strictly fire proof. 1t
cost SZ30, net, the old safe being taken
IN exchange, and was furnished by the
Marvin Safe Company, of Philadelphia.
Inc same company also put in two other
sales TO day, one for L. N. McWhorter
Co., OF Front aud Tatnall streets, aud
the other for j. Il. Montgomery, the
Clayton House shoe de aer.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24
Given up by Doctors.

,sfs il possible that Mr.. Godfrey Is MP
and at work aud cured by so simple n
remedy? ?"
al assure you II ,s true that he Is en-
tirely cured, and with nothing but Hop
Bitters and only ten days ago his doc
tors gave him up and said he must
die."
"well-a-day That's remarkable l
will go this day and get some for my
poor George-I kno hops are Rood.I
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24
Heat His stepdaugbter.

= Shortly before noon, to-day, Daniel
Heed Was arraigned before acting
Mayor O'Neill on the charge of une
m1ercliully beating his stepdaughter.
her cr'es were heard by the neighbors,
VINO called the attention of officer Kerr
to the case. The officer at once pro-
cured warrant and arrested Reed.
lie was required TO pay $5 and costs.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24
How IN GET Sick.

Expose yourself day and night, eat too
much without exercise, work too hard
without rest, doctor all the time, take all
the vile nostrums advertised, and then
You will want to know
HOW TO GET WELL.-Which is
answered In three wordB-Take Hop
Bitters
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24
A Drunken Man

This morning, ofiisers Baldwin and
Bidwell found a drunken man Mt Tho
corner of Tenth and Orange streets. ca.
rying a baby. They placed him nnder
arrest, and when taken to the Hall ha
proved to be man in the emplov nj
Mrs. Caroline Klngler, and The babv
was the child of servant girl I'm ba,
employ. The child was taken home and
the man locked up. 'N'
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24

NOTICE II, Thomas Ford, the owner
N OF the within mentioned property, do
hereby give notice that l shall apply TO
the Judges of the Court Of General Ses-
slons OF the Peace and Jail Delivery oil the
state OF Delaware, In and for the county
OF New Castle. on Monday The 2lst day Of
Novep Der, II being the first day OF the
November term, A D., lSSl for license
O Keep an Inn or tavern at the S T. cor.
OF Pleasant and Jackson streets, IN the
Tenth Ward OF The city OF Wilmington,
New Castle county, State of Delaware, 10
sell intoxicating liquers In less Quantities
than one quart, 10 be drunk on the prem-
ises, and the following respectable eiti-
zens, residents OF said ward recommend
the said application TO wit:
Philip Plunkett, f. II. Dounelly.
ratrlck Sulllvan. Philip Green, 5T..
John q. Doyle John Ward.
Joseph Freeman, Michael Hayes,
Patrick O'Byrne, Francis McC oskey.
John +. Dolan, Edward A. Alkcr
Anthony Lain, Karl Specht
William Walsh, JT., Michael Dolpn.
William Walsh William Kelley
John McEntee Jr., James McNulty.
Patrick nnnor, Peter Farmer
James Mckinney, Presley Ra h.
Cahiel Bnrnsi William Blake,
fhlfiek % Mealey, Pm. j. Green. JT
oct2D-3t IHOM AS FORD.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24
Crfsfi cid Railroad Casa

CRtsIFELD md, October 2l.-Thecourt
to-day rendered decision in the case
Of the town comm issioners of Cristield
against the Eastern Shore Railroad
Company In favor OF the railroad
company.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24
Personal,

The meeting OF the Synod of Balti-
more, In Cumberland, Md, last evening,
was organized by ElectiDg Rev. Lafay.
ette Marks, ID. d., pastor of Hanover
Presbyterian Church, this city, modera-
tor.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24
In England and Wales LAD,

In England and Wales l,,,
se'ns Nv o. .ee passengers, or d5e Ir N7l n'n
out OF o4o,6G0,l75, and two.,hi,b,o II49
passenger pas receipts-sG3, $50 G1H us ~ o.
zoo,ooo-were from pas,enoSr, VI slOl
a.. AZ .he crate rate Of penny mils. !, taills| T.
m." m,ne years since the two cent sv.. on
was introduced on English ,aipusyle all, sysleI
III that period, while tjr., smG ays,ar1
class passengers have rems'nai second
ary IN toelr numbers, third cIa,s ',S'o9 - .,
cent mile passengers havo ''ss S, OF w
ihere Is lesson here for rc,aD 1ouoltl
nome. The cheap rate meaps Ii II. teaI
ing business and proporlors,e e,,,1J n,es'|
ENGLAND and Wales have a p1rnla"I rIVIs|
iour umes as dense as PennsyIvps"iiaa p"ia.o 70
three times as dense as New Isr,nu a"a sll
English roads cost per miio ','!, ,!, Oq
much aud upward as American '"'Ie ,nI :,
average number Of travellers 10 the n,a, y
lalion Is vastly larger he.e ,har KY KY
me cheap rate would do mo's G,1 'aVi !,
railroad companies ard to The nn,I;at 'V' y
wonid mean cheap homes. - pr,ss
A "promlnent Ohio Deuoc,,,,
aul hefity tor confession from Roo,.
walter walt M that bis Ohio campaign cost 'bN bI
SlO0,OO0. The Democratic Comri'' +"
say u thus is SO he must have snen,
al himself, for they saw very llrl+
1t "''e
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24
PrOgress

The Charleston Is. O. city council
has voted to have paid fire depart.
ment, to consist OF six engines. three
reserve engines and two trucks, at
total cost Of $35, 900 per annum.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-24
In for ReI,airs.

The Pennsylvania X. r. Go. Is ferry
Doat OF the same name has arrived at
the Harlan Il Hollingsworth Com.
pany's ship yard. She will undergo a
thorough overhauling. "