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The daily gazette., 1881-09-15
FOURTH EDITION
Harper's Marasius

hoFReEp M0x0xlmo
for October Is remarkable Number
both for the beauty Of its illustrations
and the interest and importance Of IL
The Number opens with q beautiful
frontspiece-a full-page illustration BY
ABBEY, entitled "With 0randps." The
leading illustrated article 10 By VIII
LIAM HAMILTON GIBsoN, ana is enti-
tied "a Berkshire Road" The article
aud the illustrations (which are from Mr..
Gibson's drawings) are fully worthy Of
the author Of Pastoral Days."
JOSEPH HATToS contributes the frs
of series Of papers on 'Journalis
London" Mr.. HATroN opens bis arti-
ole with an interesting description Of
Fleet street.-the Journalistic centre Of
Lonion-discusses the comparative i'm
portance of provincial and metropolitan
newspapers, the social standing OF jour
nalists, and gives some verv entertaining
Information respecting the establish
ment and career Of several Journalistic
s1S rss ss'eDSn 'S
and "The Daily News" The article is
illustrated by sketches drawn by M. W.
RIDLEY, and from photograph portraits
OF #. @. Burnand, j. r. Robinson, II. Il.
Hill, Archibald Forbes, and Justin Nc
Carthy.
HENRY VANEs article, Adirondack
Days." is charming sketch of vacation
life and sport, with beautiful illustra-
tons.
CHARLES BARNARD, In "The Tele'
graph OF To-Day" givesa grapio 40
count Of recent improvements in tele-
graphy, with especial reference to the
devices adopted Diminishing the cost Of
telegraphic operations. II 10 subject
In which the people ars greatly inter-
ested, and Mr.. Barnard's article is clear
assisted by several illustrations) and en-
tertaining.
Judge q. q. GOODWIN, of the Salt
Lake Tribune, In his article "The Nor
mon Situation gives expression to the
genuine alarm felt by the Gentle popu.
lation of Utah ON account OF the growth
and aggressiveness Of the Mormon sys-
tenn.
Miss WooLsoNs "Anns," and Tho
MAS HARDY's ga Laodicsan." are con-
tinued. Short stories are coutri buted by
KArk UPsoN CLARK and AMELIA K.
BARR, and tho Editorial Departments
are Il lied with timely aod interesting
matter.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-15
NEWARK LETTER.
Correspondsnce OF the GAzErrE.
NEwARx, Sept. IA. 1881.

Correspondsnce OF the GAzErrE.
NEwARx, Sept. IA, 1881.
In accordance with the request In.
sued by Governor Hall, the different
congregations Of tie several churches
Of the Town assembled In the M. e.
Church, yesterday morning, where in
vocations 70 the Deity were made i'm.
ploring that the president NAV be re.
stored to health aud strength and full
hll the responsibilities Of the head of
. nation. Several business places were
closed during the exercises and the
academy closed at II o'clock in order
that the professors and pupils might
attend.
MIR. r. A. Curtis Is having the fence
In front Of his residence on Main street
repainted.
Since the Pennsylvania Company
took charge Of the p, W. g. b. X. r.,
matters In regard to taking freight
rom tha warehouse have undergone
complete transformation. No one is
now allowed to take away any freight
until 1t In paid for and the bill receipt
cd.
The college bell is quite q convent
ence now not only to the town people
but also to the students, as IL strikes
the hour Of the day and also gives one
tap five minutes before the hour of
each recitation thus avoiding consider
able confusion.
John Barber, Of Chestnut Hill, ship
ped load Of peaches yesterday, pre-
sumably to Philadelphia. There was
also small wagon load through the
town yesterday selling at $3.50 Der
basket. Chestnut Hill seems to have
been the most favored, as several of
the farmers In that section have what
might be termed this season fair
sprinkling.
The New Castle Presbytery was 10
session at White Clay Greek Church
yesterday.
Mr.. Rankin Armstrong has made
some very convenient alterations in the
arrangement Of his store. The gro
oery department has taken the place
OF notions, and the end and right hand
side OF the store now contain the cot
ton and heavy dry goods and general
notions. The second floor has been
enlarged 40 that more complete line
OF goods may be kept tnat pertain to
this department.
L. W. Lewis brought two stalks of
corn to Newark the height of which
are ll3 feet and the ears on each
measure 12a inches In length. Barney
Moore also brought In four ears each
IL inches In length. II any one can
beat this let them come forward.
Mr.. Reed, night operator at the p,
W. q b. depot, has resigned his posi-.
tion, and will 60 TO Newport, where he
will perform the duties Of q day opera
The daily gazette., 1881-09-15
MILITARY TRIALS.
Sergeant Mason Will Probably Ap.
pear.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.-By CON-
mand of Major General hancock,
commanding department of the East,
Assistant AdjutSnt General Mitchell,
on Saturday last, appointed a general
court-martial to meet at Washington
Barracks, d. c., on Tuesday, the 10 b
day of September, 1881, at II o'clock,
a. m, or as soon thereafter as practi "a.
BILE, for ths trial of such persons as
may be brought before it by authority
from these headquarters.
The following is the detail for the
court captain John McGilvray,
First Lieutenant Rezin @. Howell,
First Lieutenant Edgar S. Dudley,
First Lieutenant w. P. Edgerton,
Second Lieutenant Lotus Niles, Second
Lieutenant Erasnu N. Weaver.
Second Lieutenant Ham lton Rowan
has been appointed Judge Advocate.
All these officers are attached to the I'd
Artillery, now stationed at Washing
ton barracks.
No particular cases are specified in
the call for the court, but it is ex-
tremely probable that Sergeant Mason
will be called upon to appear for trial
for breach of discipline and obedience
OF orders before the court martial
within few days.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-15
General Foreign News.
LONDON, Sept, ID,

LONDON, Sept, 10, 1881.
A vienna despatch to the Dailv Mems
states that 400 Russian Jews have nass-
Cd through Lemberg on their way to
America. W
A great fire has broken ont in tbe
fentre Colliery in GlamorRansbire.N
Tnere has been no loss of life, The /, re
10 being subdued. A'o
At the session at LlanelIy, Carmar,b.
enshlre, OF the English Grand I,odga ~
Wales Good Tempiars, yisitors f,om
Pbiladslphia we're introduced inclnatnn
Rev. DR.. Tanner.
A petition will be lodged agsipst IN.
return Of Mr.. Dickson as Member nj
Parliament for Tyrone, because of bis
non. comnliaDce with the Ballot ACT in
relation to bribery: -
The Telegraph. in its financial article.
says f20.0OO in gold from Holland was
bought In open market yesterday for
New York. Fifty Thousand pounds will
probably be shipped tomorrow.
Several members of the suite of Mr..
West. the new British Minister to
w WAshington, will precede him bv the
steamer City OF Berlin, which sails on
York. ro"' 'o' NoW
A despatch frem Vienna to the T,o,ss
saws thar twenty bstiaiious OF reinforcs-
msnts have been sent to ioin Darvish
facha al Prisrend, whence he intends -,
START ON new expedition 20 pacify NJ
thern A lbania. 1No'-
The daily gazette., 1881-09-15
PHILADELPHIA MARKn.r.

Wehnesddy, Sept. II, p. M
FLOUR is In good local redufat and
strong. sales OF 300 barrels, Including
Minnesota ex tras. at ~ rs for good eiear'
anu ~ GT al % for straight Penn
syivanla Extra Family at 81 % Tx:
western do; do, ct 81 37k q 90. aid
at s6 25 for PennsyIvan la. 80 "'in
GRAIN.-Wheat closed dull and rathar
lower Sales OF 700O bushels red M ~ ~
at 4iA, and 80 900 bushels Ne. red Al ~ z
Septsmb Der. 81 46k October and Al SaiI q
l oo November. kye Is nominaIIy ouoiad
u. ei Ior fennsylvania. Corn is in far
request and rather I'm. Hala. ~ an,
oa nels, lncluutpg yellow, at TO-. miTeS
at Tic. steamer lat 7O% aTlc.. M aoII
.o.. and rejected at 65lSc. AT the onsrs
board 50OO bushels sail. mixed Octofeoan
so,d GA AZ 73c.. and 10000 bushels Novem ha.,
az Io74c.; IOc. was old for September ne,s
are 9 uiet but steady. Sales or NJ hu an ~
including white. at 48 q 4Sc, and reisc,as
~, ~ a mixed 2. 40 46c. At the open bo nj
aoZac. was bid for September. 4Jc. for o.
tooer and 4Ts<c. for November.
PHJ CATTLE MARurr
MONDAY. Sept. IL, s M.
Beef cattle we're In demand ana nr,...
and sold at the different Yards Al aiIsasstee
per pound as to condition.
SHEEP were dull and lower. IA 00oshaad
arrived and seld at the different yerds :
s1so4c., and lambs at 4a7c. per pound.
HOES were in demand at fulI pytc..
w head arrived and sold at the diff-r,
ent yards al IA loe. per pound. A. 10
quality. W
The daily gazette., 1881-09-15
THE APACHE INDIAN Aor-.-

crave Charges Filed Axn,n..
Tiffany and His Dtsm..akeh agent
commended. Re.
WAsHISoToS, Sept. is.-Ao..
Tinany, Of the San Carlos j. Z.
agency, will be superseded as a. apache
nt successor can be found and ooh o.
sco. his resignation will bs appoin.
uov.use OF certain alleged lrreandiuested
- ms som, nistration Of the affsiru nitis
,sns nouVy, me attention Of tbe Ssnlae U,lae
Soe es ~ VA a. st.racted particularly I" t'pait'
srscn,. AZ. MI nss. ..me last spring. An ton oln
~ ;os "nast ~ went 10 San Carlos Aosrss oss
~ ~ qusss ~ certain valuable coal laseeey
they were on the reserva,,on .nem, but
seemed to be no wav OF oa,,,,d ahd there
treasures. There Is littIs ns wnos ~ their
coal IN that section, and tbs 'vu ,a and less
wasso great that the snsor,a ptation
ptoached the agent with a a'ot nrn ap.
mutually adyantageous, tn" a"Oposl'ion aion
10 induce the Indians to leaso sent was
lands 20 the speculator, the Ia,,a. .ne coal
mine the coal, and both wara was to
the profits. The Indians hsna 70 share
interest in their reseryations ~. Hie
neitoer give nor sell anvtb,ns "u can
separation from the lands will is whose
reservation, ard when tho anyure the
lease had been drawn up and sUumact s'anaso Of
forwarded 10 the Interior Dsnat. sueu and
was promptly disapproyed and d,stmenti ,st u
was Sharply reprimanded for III ae agent sgent
IN the premises. This aff.r la5 ,e Iouise
partIent to send Inspectors M onns ns de-
ssn CARLOS to Investigate tbe conS,,,o Vnss 10
OF Iinany's agency. The repor, of ,pi
last OF the inspectors to leave San T n, ,ne
has just been received and IL bas Nslios hn
referred by the COMMISSIONS III os ! n%'e Seen
AnMrs and the Secretary of tbe in,ariaaa aaiaa
to the division OF sppoi ntment wiz ItS''or OF
unqualified endorsement of iss VIZ" ,scos 40
mendation that As soon As spccesa- eon'
be accepted. 's'suoh
The daily gazette., 1881-09-15
A PennsylvanIa Cut.

PHILADELPHIA, September 49,
The Pennsylvania Railroad Cons
pany to-day announced an important
change In east and west. bound pass
senger rates. Commencing to.mor-
row continuous tickets will be sold
from Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington at the same rate as from
New York, namely: To Chicago, 81;
10 Cincinnati, 81; to Louisville, Sill;
and to st. Louis, sl2. To other pro.
minsnt points west corresponding
reduction is made. The east bound
rates will be the same to Philadel-
phia, Baltimore and Washington as
are now in effect: From points west
to New I ork namely: From Chicago
90, Cincinnati, $40; from st. Louis,
The daily gazette., 1881-09-15
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED MAY 23rd 1871.

COhBECTED MAY 23rd 1881.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
F0k PHILADELPHIA.-2.0 I'D ca 10,
$40 e.UO, 8.IU, . 55. l0.aD. LISA. m. :l2ib
si2.43. Aus, $50. 400, 5.52, 6.3s, 7.Os, 9l5,
lU.UO p. m. Sundays, ,2.05, as, $40 am;
DO, .. b2 6.3S, 7.OG, S.5j, hoop. IN.
FOR NEw YoRK.-2D5, 2.25, b.SJ, ZOO, ,aH,
ll.oS n. M. 'i2.43. 2.J3, 6.62 b.a8, p. IN.
sundays, 2U5, 2.25 q. m. 6.52 b.SS p. IN.
FOR BALTIMoRE.-l25l, 2.l2, 4.O2 7.ji,
S.3sa.m. ;l2.55, si.04. AS $50 lO5l pm
Sundays, .25l. 2.l2, 40 ,7.55 a. IN. iJ.5
y. m.
FoR WAsnIsoroK.-I25I, 2l2, 4u2 755.
SIS a. M; lA55, 'I.Ol. 6.5p p, m. SUN
days, l2.5I, 2.l2, 4.O2, 1855 a. IN.
BALTIMORE AND In rERMEDfATE STA
TONS. ~l2.5l, s.ts u. in.. 1853, 4. b p. m
Tho 40 y. IN. train stops at way sta,
tions .nly betw cen Perryville and
Baltimore. Sundays, l2.6i a. IN.
PRRRYvILLE AND INTERMEDIATE STA
Tfoss.-o.l5 p. m.
FOR NEW CAsTLB.-6.OO S.5, a. m.; Id
400, 6,25, p. IN, No sunday trains.
HARRIS9ToS AND INTERN MEDIATE STA
rIoNs.-g35 a. m; LOS, SO p. m. No
Sunday trains.
DELmAR AND INDEHMEDIATE STATIONS
-0.s5 "A. M: l 10 p. IN.
FOR WILMINGTON a N0RTHkRF X. H.
ITO a. M; 800, $40 p, IN. No sun~a'
tfulubs
FoR DELAWARE WESTERN II. k-lb
lU-b a. M; 6.35 p. ma sunday traihS'
l0.3U "A. IL. and 800 y. IN. ...,.,,.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMlNuios
FRoM PHILADELPHIA.-l2 ~, So,,
7.62. BIB; 40 n. m., IL m. Hlo l-S 20
sl.O2 s.v1, f.35, al, b.iO, 6.W b.lo, DIV
s.U0 ~, 1915. ll.l5 p. nj Sundays
l2.D,2J7.3.52, %. iO.lOa. m'; y !" iV'''
n 20 n1 " m., III ur,Y ,,rNaroy LEAVE
HILADELPMIA-Br street Depot
1876, ISU, 5.l5, 1870, Il.DJ, lib a. M; d.sg
Sis, $50. 4.50. 5.lU5.l5, 6.4ob.p, s.Vsf'
1910, ll.30 p. m. sundays, I'D o'"a l'
6.00, Son, as, 1000, ll.SIp. M con
FROM NEW YoRK.-2.J7, S.52, ~, o.S
y. M; I1.45, sl.02. 4 Al, go lOD ~
Su AVS 2.O7, 3.5T 7.5l a. IN, lO.io ?. III
FROM BALrIMoRE.-l.59,2 IA, oli-'S IN. !.
m: sI2.4l. 2yUO, $40, 6.S), s.'g ?; H. yun N
days, J 30. 2.l9 q. M. 5.ib. d.5o s'o !; u'
FROM WAsHINGToN.-l.6g, ZlS. il'"% a"a-
M, sl2.4I, 1.uO, 5. 10, D.3o y. III. su"
days, I.59. 2.is, u. M: 5.Ib. 6.U p n'
FROM PERRYyILLE Unly-9.o a.ni iioL7
FROM NEw CAsTLE--S.4s, s.5o, u nl 10"
6.IO, Q. R5 D. III. No sunday tralns' ron
From DELAWARE X. rs. a. u'i i'"
6.05 p. m. No Sunday trains.
FROM WILMINGTON q NOkTHkkann anndsy Nd
800 a. M; l2.05 8.45 p. In. NO 'uH'"
trains, sp
FROM DELAWARE WEsTEas X. kSIS SIS
a. m, ais, p. Iii. SUNNY uhin'
q, M. and h.4D d. m.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-15
WALL srRnnr YssrnnDAY.-Betwee

WALL STREET Between
the time Of opening and the time Of clo-
siDg the bulls and the bears had CON-
pletely changed places. The bulls had it
oil their way In the morning, the bears
NJ theirs In the afternoon. This Is equiv
slent to saying that the strong prices in
the morning gave way to weak ones In
the afternoon. At the very close bruin
was still master OF the situation. For
most of the day money was sharpe per
cent.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-15
MICHIGAN's MISERY.
A Graphic Description of the Hor-
rors of the burned District,

AGraphic Description of the Hor.
rors Of the burned District.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 14.-The follow.
ing telegram was received this morn
ing by Mr.. Charles p. Crosby, presi-
dent Of the Michigan fire relief COM
mittee in this CITY
Pert Huron, Mich, Sept. 14.-To
Michigan Fire Relief Committee,
New \ ork city: Have just emerged
nom burned district. Have trave,ed
over 70 miles of roads in it. The suf-
fering and devastation is indescribable.
In many places, as far as the eve can
see, along the land once occupied by
comfortable homes and a prosperous
people, scarcely anything is visible
bat what seems boundless sea of
ashes, from which arises sitting odor
Of burning flesh and bones. The
blinded and fire crazed people abound.
transportation is difficult and sup
plies come through slowly, especially
at distance from The shore and rail-
way. A man is asked the whereabouts
OF his wife and children and he stares
wildly. He leaps at loaf of bread
and leaps away like a wild beast.
Almost hourly the names of additional
victims are added to the burned and 10
the death list. The homeless are tbous-
ands. The blinded, scorched. crippled
and deranged are very, very many. NV
own relations are heavy losers, but still
nave abundance and TO spare for others.
Ihey are all alive, but my mother and
brother Will, l fear, lose their eyesight.
Woeiui want prevails and will be hard
10 supply. For Gods sake let not the
blessed hand OF charity be too soon stay
,ed In New York. Signed-J. S. Mac
Donald, secretary Of New York COM
miitee.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-15
The Ticket I'm Caroliue

DENTON, Nd, Sept. 13.-The Dem.
ocratic county convention met here to.
day and had a harmonious session,
The following strong ticket was nomi-
mated and will be doubtless elected
DR.. William Massey for the State SEN
ate; Messrs' Edward Salisbury and E.
y. Garter for the House of Delegates /:
Messrs. VIM. ]. Clark, Clement Noble
and James A. Parrott for County
Commissioners Mr.. Thomas E. Bni-
lock for Sheriff, and Mr.. Samuel H.
Nelson for Surveyor.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-15
Ha MApuur sr,..u

6N MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 2th. 1851.
NJ, until p. M, and ON Tuesdsy ard Sai
urday evenings from7 to o'clock.
sEMl-ANNUAL DIY,DENl
EsEnIarly made In April and October.
they are accounted as deposits' Thus ,,ar
,,n, nanent deposits compound their interes
CLAIMANT N mAsNASERS.
Ghas GCheut " r; smyth, George W: Bush
Henry r. Dure, Edward ner,,,.a,
W. hastings, Joh n Iacs san s'oh
Edward Pusey, VII II. Swin'
Anthony Hie gins.
M GEO. W. b ISL. President
EO: y: CAPELLE, Vic.- President.
ieozl-iy E. y TAYLOR Treasurer
The daily gazette., 1881-09-15
No Protection for England.

TORONTO, Ont, September l3.-Sir
sydney Waterlow, who Is now IN To-
ronto, In an interview with q Globe re.
porter, stated that he regarded the "iair-
trade movement" as q mere device TO
catch workingmen's votes, and was
convinced thar the English Conservative
rarty bad no intention Of restoring pro.
lection, which, so far az England Is con-
cerned, Is an ilnpossibility.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-15
ryphoon At Shanghai.
LONDON, Sept. Is, 1881

According to adyices received at
plymouth a fearful typhoon has visit
ed Shanghai, driving over two hun
dred vessels Of all nationaljties on
shore, uprootiug trees and levells
Ing with the ground whole lines of
houses. During the storm, which
lasted barely an hour over ten inches
OF rain fell. Hundreds OF native
sampans sank with their occnpants.
About 100000 worth OF tea, stored
Tor shipment, was washed away and
lost. A portion Of the Sailors uome
was blown away.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-15
Negotiations for Temporary Cab
met in Egypt.
submfssion OF the Soldiers.
LONDON, Sept, IL. 1891

Submission OF the Soldiers.
LONDON, Sept. II, 1881.
Cherif Pacha has resumed the task OF
forming Cabinet. The disaHected off,
GERS bsve signed an act OF complete sub
mission to the Khedive, and the notsbles
guarantee Its fulfilment. Haidar Pacba
has been appointed Minister of Finance;
Baroudi Pacha, Minister of War. and
Marashly Pacha, Minister Of Public
Works. The rest OF the Cabinet have
not yet been pamed. 1t is officially
stated that, yielding TO the entreatIes Of
The kbedive's notables and represents
tives OF the Powers, Cherif Pacha, after
assuring himself of the complete SUBJ
mission OF the army, whose cammanders
declare that they will leave the direction
OF affairs TO his patriotism, accepted lie
formation Of Ministry.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-15
Returning seashern Courts.,e..

CAhLIsL., Pa, Sept. BIN return
tor is cordial reception By the ex.Con-
inR its visit to Luray, Va, In july Last.
Post 2oi. q. A. b., 81 Carlisle, Pa, has has,
Invited its late hosts to visit CafllsIe
sep p'embor 18th. The Invitation has bs.n
accepted. Post No. 2, Of Philadelpbia.
and . numbsr Of posts In Southern
reonsylvania, togssher with sevsrsl
companies Of the National Guard, have
oeen invited 20 meet the Southern vIsi-
tor. II y sypeeted that Governor Hoyt
will algo be present,
The daily gazette., 1881-09-15
CHINESE RAILROAD LABOR.
1000 Coolies 90 Work In Texas and
New Mexico.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 13.-Two
agents, one from Texas and the other
from New Mexico railroad companies,
have been In China contracting for Ia
Dor on those roads, and the steamer
Oceanic, which Is due In ten days, will
lave one thousand coolies for them.
These will receive Sl.25 per day and
transportation TO the scene Of their
work.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-15
The Marriage Record.

The report Of marriages In this city
under the new registration law 10 not
as satisfactory Us Registrar Frazer
desires. The Registrar states that
parties married outside the city, or
those married in the past can, II they
desire, have their marriages registered
by furnishing him with the necessary
data.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-15
France fn Africa.
LONDON, Sept. 13, 1881.

A Turkish troopship arrived al TripolI
on the 9th inst. with three batteries OF
artillery and 1000 troops, with ammun-
ition. Another vessel arrived to-day
with over $500 troops. The Marsellles
correspondent OF the Daily Neios states
that from the Oh Of April last to the 7th
OF the present month $4,000 French
troops had gone to Algeria. There has
been seyere fighting at Zaghouan. An
nnaatnenticated rumor Is current in
Paris thst General de Galliffet will sue
ceed TO the Governorship Of Algeria.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-15

EiRsT NATIONAL BANh
OF WILMINGTON
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MoNK,
riNAN 1AL AGENTS OF THE nm
TED STATES,
EpW Ahn Belts, PRnsrDKrr.
p..o oEO. U. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER
aAo mp Capital, tSO0. .Otso
cnhnn,iadelphia, chn New York and Boston E !.
Withan, furnished nhh TO regular Depositors
Al tDssScount sS days. Mondays and rhursds %
Edward Belts, Jobn n. Adam.
Glemeat p. smyth, Henry B. Mct,omh
ss'n,e7 ". Bush, William TatnslI
James, Eli Garrett,
samr Bancroft. Jr. janI-It
The daily gazette., 1881-09-15
From Yesterdays Late Edition.
In The City.

W. W. Thompson, editor Of the
West Chester Local Neps, one OF the
best local papers published 10 that
borough is on visit to this city tor
day. He is the guist of J. T. Mullen,
the we'll known Merchant tailor,
Sixth and Market streets. Mr..
Thompson paid the GAZETTE a
friendly call.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-15
A Lively Row

About 1.30 O'Clock this afternoon,
man living on Fourth street just below
Lombard created, quite an excitement
by breaking out several panes Of glass
in the front windows. His wife sent for
q policeman, Tut when the officer ar
rived, be had quieted down, and conse-
quently no arrest was made.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-15
Water Selling for 81 q Barrel.

OTTAWA, September 14.--Owinp to
the drough In the upper par: Of The city :,
Where the water works do not reach.
wafer has been sold for 81 per barrel
and ~ cents has been given for q pail.
ial. His lordship Bishop Cleary has or
dered special collect to be said at mass
In his diocese for rain.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-15
Terrible AeeIas.. a. a,enmon,

RICHMOND, Va, Sept I3.-A thrae-
story brick building In course OF erection
for the Richmond and AiIeRhany raj.
road office fell this afternoon, killing
some and seriously ipjuring several m =.
chanios who were at work on the build
in.: The nremen have snocseded in
OF white man named Warren n mr..
Der, and marceIlns Nasty, coloredl h,s
helrer. who, although not dead .is fataIJv
Injured. The cause Of the Accident ~
attributed TO the badly planned roof
which Was crushed In by the weight OF
me STATE with which the building was
being covered. The railroad companv
are 10 no way responsible.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-15
LIMERICK UNDER eUARD.
900 Policemen ON Duty Amid Great
Excitement.

LONDON, September 13.-Au Assistant
Inspector General OF the Irish consta bul.
ary has arrived IN Limerick and taken
charge Of the town until Thursdav. in
connection with the recent disturb ba nea.
there Six hundred police arc expeofsd
and the greatest excitement prevsiIs ~
The Dublin correspondent says: "At =
meeting at kiltnliah, GALWAY, Mr.. Lar-
o violent speech In whicb he decisrsS
that irishmen should not pay rent. .exosrt
o. the point Of bayonet or :he mouth X
cannon. The Land Act, he said, vas :
The daily gazette., 1881-09-15
Caroline Co. Democratic ConyeD-
tiOn.

DENTON, Nd, Sept. 12.-The dem
ocratic county convention assembled
mere this afternooa and nominated the
following ticket: Senator, WIN. Massay |:
House Of DELEGATES, Edw. salisbury
ana Edward Q. Carter; connty commits
sioners, VIM. J. Clark, Clement Noble
ana James A. Parrott; sheriff, Thos. E.
bullock; surveyor, Samuel III. Melsop,
The daily gazette., 1881-09-15
Cheering for the Robbers.
A SCENE In CHURCH NEAR THE RE-
CENT BLUE CUT TRAIN RAID.

CENT BLUE OUT TRAIN RAID.
KAssAs CRY, No., September 49,
George Bannester was arrested yester-
day for disturbing public worship at q
church In the vicinity of the recent
blue Gut train robbery. While the
minister was preaching he jumped up
and hurrahed for the tram robbers
and began firing on his pistol. He
escaped at the time, but was arrested
Yesterday. From his actions it is be-
iieved he has betrayed himself and
he will probably be held as one of the
participants in the robbery. There
are no other Developments In the mat
ter. The Grand Jury will be in SEES,
sion next Monday and the cases of the
arrested men will then be brought be-
fore them.