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LiUREL.

Special ''''r9,i'Nae'''r % a,a'e'onr"s"
LA'RkL' maich o9.-froin the 'n'ld al.
pleasant weather oil a week ago we hay
heeh almost transported Tor IN" last it''
Gays 10 me frozen regions 81 the Nortl'
SNOW haii' Hliu mere" ana hitliig wliln
nave peeil alternating since oatnrda
morning..
D. II. Marvel Is making some imprpVh
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FRENcH YRICK EHi.
Initiating in Northern Africa Wha:
England Tried at the other End
Of the Continent.

Associated Prs, Dispatch.
LoNpoN, April G.-Nlr. NJ. ]. tiuest,
member Of Parliament, writes to tho
papers here as follows;
The Tunisian Tribes have lately been
worked mp iato an unwontrd state OF
excitement by concentration of French
troops on the frontier, and French ennis.
sarirs have spread far and wiI- the
menace of invasion. These proceedings
have induced the khaumes to arm.
The Tunisian Consul on the frontier
whom the Boy unguardrdly appointed in
compliance with a recommendation OF NJ
RauStan, French Consul. General at Tuuis
the French agent, is French subject and
a native of Algors, and naturally cXrr-
ciscs great influence with the Arab tribes
He is entirely devoted to French interests
learn by telegraph from Tunis that
the news from the frontier is greatly
exaggerated. that repeated French
menar"s Of invasion have caused an out
break aud that the Bry is taking encr-
getic measures to insure order on the
Tunisian sid.
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TINE GREEh E'RONTIER.
An Agreement Supposed To Have
Been Reached by the Powers.


LONDON. April "a dispatch from
Paris to the Times says The Hava>
agency issues AN apparently semi-oilicial
letter stating that Austria having taken
the initiative of drafting proposal To
Turkey and Greece, all the Powers have
accepted ii. and it was To be presented at
Athens on the jth inst.
Three of its Stipulation> are that Greece
shall acquire Fort Punta; that the fortii
cation Of Previsa shall he razed and that
the navigation of tine bay Of Arta shall b.
free.
1t does not form part of the Portus offer
and the decision of the Powers mu-
therefore ho communicated to the Porte.
The note is so decided and dwells 81
so clearly On the ilnpossihility OF further
concessions that it plainly shows Greccr
the lutility of Directing 10 it.
The present Greek ministry will prob-
ably resign and NJ. Drlgaunis. formerly
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Grerl;
Plenipotcntilry at the Berlin Congress.
will form 4 new ministry. Mr.. Delgau-
mis- will BE- more disposed 10 asrer TO con.
rilliation, which would he impossible Tor
Premier Cauuaundamas or NJ. rricoupi.
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PHILADELPHIA ANGRY.
Shipping Merchants tu the City
Above us Disturbe.I " Our Pilotage

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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-04-07

Tho $4,000 Middle - What the
Claimants and ahe Levy Court.
men Hare 10 SAY kfauf AZ

Claimants and ano Levy Court.
men Have 10 Say About IA.
Certain gentlemen who advanced the
funds Tor the construction OF Third street
bridge, over the Chri8tiana, wish to have
the money refunded to their private
pockets, wheno. it came. The Levy
Court thinks the above gentlemen are
Just SO much out. The other aay tho
Levy Court heard the argument Of II. K.
Pennington, ESD, counsel for the 81 siln-
ants, and then instructed its attorney,
George Gray, Esq, to oppose their claim
before the Legislature. Thi. tact l ,-
peared Ill the reports OF tho levy Cuu {
proceedings, bat peopiu who are not i .
lualltted with the true iHwardnes5 OF t. y
claim want to know what it meals.
One Of the claimants says it inca. J
simply this That Messrs. b. +. Tow
send, 6. w Lobdell, j. 7. Head, L. <
=. Moore, y. j. Barrett, Luke Alrich al [
Richard Jackson agreed to construct Il :
bridge, the understanding with the Lea =
lature being that should the bridge pro, d.
10 be a public necessity the money shuu |
be refunded them iroui the treasury III
the county. With this understanding
they say, the Legislature Oh March ION.
1861, passed the act authorizing Il &.
building of the bridge. The work ". ,
vas r,,.d, i,,. ,r'.,-,i -, - - -.
sam. yar rt, =, =, ,I'''','''' % q =
was $4,000. The claimants assert Tint
the bridge has proved 10 De an ais p.
lutte public necessity, tho tras /
over it exceeding that ov,r
the Christiana bridge At Market stree
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SH.thLN CHIO.
More Shocks OF Earthquake FinNOs :
sible to Enter she TOwu-EcI,-
graphing Under DinicuitIcS.

ANaWUIIItd Pfr@N DsW1rN
LONDON. April G.-l'hr superintendent
of the Eastern Telegraph Company At
syria has telegraphed under date of April
It'll thai the cumpany's olre in Chic rr
ported that day that continued shocks Of
earthquake were destroying the houses
injured by the first Shock On April
Sd. 1t is said to be utterly hupossibl"
to enter tile town.
The telegraph office is nearly destroyed
and the operators are working mporailr
from the landing place Of the cable. Food
and shelter are urgently needed.
\ steamer chartered by the municj-
pality OF syria left on Monday with madi-
cal aid, provisions and terts. 1t is feared
the number killed and wounded will be
enormous.
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TENN CH.iRIGTLRISTI
Arrest of an Alleged Murderer XIII.
Ing In seIf Nefense.

HAlvE>roN, April f.-'rhc Nors has thc
following specials irom Houston, Texas,
dated April > .....
Frauk Deyin~ to-ddy Slot and danger
ously wounded a negro named Lawson
Shelter in self defense at Rose Ilill.
\ negro named James Alien, diid>
Henry Wilson, was arrested charged with
the murder of Abe Carsum, colorcd, al II
wood chopper, camp on the san .lacinto
river. February 2Gth.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-04-07
SELRlPILLE.

Special Correspondence Of state Journal.
SELBYvMLE, April flames r. Bishop,
one of orr wealthy young men, left here
last Fridsy for Poughkeepsie, n. Y, to
attend Eastman's Business College. He
took with him three fine beach ponies,
two of which he intends to dispose of and
one he intends to keep for his own use.
The lumber has been purchased for the
erection OF school house in this place,
the second story to be used for town
hall. The public school in this place is
in very prosperous condition.
1t is also reported that there is to be a
canning factory started here this summer
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Sweets 10 The sweet !


WAsHlNGroN, April 6.--Gen. Malone :
desk in the senate chamber was decorated
today with very handsome floral anchor
to which was attached a card bearing the
following inscription; To the Hon,
William Malone. The coored Nirginians
Soiourning in Washington tender this as
token of INTERPRETATION OF the manly
stand taken by you in defense of free
speech, free schools, a fair vote and an
honest count.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-04-07

Ass0olltfl FFNs7 Ol,pNltn.
LONDON, April "a dispatch from
Madrid to the Si,ad,td aA..a From the
towers ofthe Seville Cathedral the country
appears like vast lake. The inunda-
ton is the most serious that has occurred
this century. The gas works and the
Duke of Montpensicr's palace and many
streets in the upper part Of the town are
funded
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IN THE SENATE.
The Deadlock Agaip-AiehaeI Boy
TOMS Case-Mr. Bsyard Takes the

ao"s sase-'hr' hsyaru Nahes lhe
A',o.''ei TESS DispAtPh
HAshiSoIoN' Aprll o'-lhe vice FRESH
cent Ialo before the senate the diminished
ouSihess,the resolution ior the election OF
'iis SENATE onlcers'
MI mrA ne, son inquired why the vice
Ilesioent mao NOT III compliance win the
/ Tulea eaiIe" lor the presentation oil petl-
Mons aug memorials.
\ ne nee PRESIDENT replied that inns
peINs an executive session oi the senale.
more vas %" morning houF-
A'i' ftii' SUSTAIN d ilie position OF the
hAii' afc'af'Ng that the RUE To which
,hT sen l1f I'iefed was applicable only
20 IesiS awe session oi the Senate.
M'' Ag4 i'eison Ihen offered as ms right
uhlrr inc rules petition from certain
eil'@ehs OF the state OF New Jersey re-
spttliis the case oi one Michael Boyton,
VINO was alleged TO be confined in all
lAel isA dungeon, arbitrarily and Uni
justly, and asked thst it be referred to
The Committee ON Foreign Relations.
mere pellS no objection, the petition
va received, read and referred, as indi-
cAttd.
A notion made by Mr., Pendieton to 80
INTO eNeentiee session having been re-
Jeeted--yeas ~, nays 3l--Mr. Bayard
TOOK the moor.
ne believed, he said, that there was a
J1stIlleation TOR the ~ Democratic Sena-
tors in maintaining the attitude before
the country which they had maintained
iol the past ten days. he wished to try
the Justice Of their position by the light
OF law ana reason, so that when they
were called INTO that court of last appeal,
the baroI pubic opinion, they should he
willing {" submit TO It the case which
tltey were making now.
hen the Senate had met at the begin
nlng OF the session it had found itself
under tine control nominally, OF
the Democrats. They had claimed
that 1t was their duty TO reor-
sani"e the committees. Their efforts had
been met by dilatory motions ON the
other side. and they had submitted to
those motions.
When at length the Senate had filled
W, there We're still on this floor 80 avowed
trends ana supporters OF the Democratic
standard bearer and of the principles and
party winch that standard bearer repre-
sented.
The status of the vote had not disclosed
itself until the 81 ayowed Republican
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-04-07
Rcpayin% and Improving.

z. James Belt is making marked
improvement in his pavement ut sls.th
and Market streets, laying liag- ones in
addition 10 the appearance Of Market
street ii there were many more '.ag~tone
pavemcnts put Down in place. OF the easily
disamauged bricks. Wilmington is a
liItle behind in the quality and style OF it,
sidewalks, ana the morr Aasstun"s the
MnlIar
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-04-07
Delaware western nil wishdrawm

TF-TIWT UTsT7IFVH 10 7TTTV IVWTI TTI'
DOVER, April G.-Thc bill authorizing
the Baltimore x ohio's supplement to
the Delaware Western railroad charter,
providing for an opposition road down
through the state and which passed the
senate last week, was Withdrawn from
the House this morning. The bill was to
have come up for iinal passage to-day.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-04-07
Russians auid Pro QUO.

Ass0NlAed Fress Dlspalch,
vienna, April 6.-The Presse says
Russia, after having acceded to the
Austrian proposal for the unanimous
recognition Of the kingdom of Roumania,
now makes her consent conditional upon
the adoption of measures against the
Nihilsts in Moldavai.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-04-07
rItL CHICIG0 ELACTioN.


Associated Pres Dispatch.
CnrAeo, April G.-The nearest ap
proach to the official return Of the vote
east at the municipal election yesterday
gives Harrison, Democrat, lor Mayor,
30, 297; Clark, Republican, 27.734. Mt-
jnrity for Harrison. 1853.
The Democrats also rlect the remaiu.iu
Of the city officials, by smaller maioritir-.
and secure majority Of the town officers,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-04-07
No License at Ithaca.

Associated Press Dis patch.
ITHACA, n. Y.,April 6.-Ithaca, the site
of the Cornell University gives majority
of 50 against license, making it the
largest mo license village in the State.
Every town in Tompkins county is mo
license.'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-04-07
Ten Yenrs of Txnerirnce

Has firmly rooted TUFTS Pills in public estima.
ton. Their wonderful adaptablity to the val =
of all schools. They are largely used IN ho,ni.
tails in Europe and America rs we'll as in the
army and navy. Cuha and other cu.tu rirS
where yellow fever prevails. consume millions
of boxes annually
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-04-07
HOltE ron y. 4 ID. CHILIJIEy.
Annual Meeting Tuesday lice.
ih..ai nj ,I,.usIcnA- n...l.

The annual meeting Of the Home for
Friendless aud Destitute Children was
held Tuesday evening, at the rooms of the
New Castle Mutual Insurance Company.
Mohlon NJ. Child, samuel Harlan, il,
Joseph \. Richardson and a. Il. Robinson
were reelected trustees for the ensuing
year. Reports We're received from the
lady managers and the treasurer.
The managers reported as follows;
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-04-07

and Tonic, Delaware Bitters. tSaNille's) recon
mendcd by physicians 50 cents i pint 81 per
bottle, Wholesale and retail agent, :. F. Ware,
druggist, y. w. cor. Fifth and King streets
Wilmington, Del
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-04-07
BeaconsHeId Getting Better.

Associated Press Dispatch.
LONDON, April 6.-Thecondition of Lord
BeaconsReld is very encouraging. His
favorable symptoms continue.