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The daily gazette., 1881-05-27
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
ooRREoTED MAY 2srd 1881.

Sohh EOTED MAY 23rd 1881.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
F9R F9RPHILApELPIiIA.--2.O5 2.26 8.BO 7Au.
n.y. wv, 81, o Is. lu.SU. II. a. m, IL. i8
,R4a, Aus, 80, 4.0O, 6.52, 6.3S, v.65,
nMp. IN. Sundays, ,2.06, 2.z5, $40 an
yoS ySN :. o. g.Ss z.OG, p.55. 1900 p. m.
'Tk mtsEw NEW YonK:-2O5, 2.25, I.3O, 100, $50,
Pe sundays, 2O5. 10 .. m.. 6.62 U.SB .. m,
Foh bALTIMoRE.-I2.5l, 2.I2. 4.02' 7.55,
@@a'm. ;l255. sI.0a, AS $3.50 I0.bl p. m
sundays. ia.5l. 2.l2. 4.o2, 1865 a. m. 1851
Sk w, ,WAsHINGToN.-l25I, 2.12, 4.O2: 7:55.
49, a." a. M; l255, AI.O4. 0.5e p, m. Sun-
Baays, la.ol ,2.I2, 400, 1856 q. m. WV
iaokE AND NrERMEDIATE STA
rvss' rsss -l2.5l, s.aS a. IN, 1855, 4. 45 .. m.
tnns y. m. gain stops at way STA
4 Bs,soonly befwo woen PerryvilIs anu
pEsSynore. Sundays, " oil q. M.
rInss LIE AND InrERMRDIATE STA
sn y. CAsTLR.-6.00 9.a5, q, M: I,U
&HARspvS,xo.p. y. m, No sunday trains.
TIoAs AND INTERN eDfATE STA
sunday ,sS,sI ~ a. m; i.Uo, S.25 p. m. No
-s.ssss =. Aa2 m !; ilsssDa4MrDrArn n 2 STATIONS
In iLAlNGroN q Noprur.p
trains m'; SOO. 5.U5 D. M No No osan,.al hi IA
10 io'0sA' 0sAaAwARE N VAR wEsrERs r. Rim
AIrs 0'9' p, IN. No sunday trains.
' ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
SSss Ss s1s.r sp1ss.rIaABELpH1A.-l2.s. ao7 as,
sl.O2 An ~ a. M, II m: IL. l6. II. a.
S00. go, m ~ ~, $40, $40 6.lb, 0.iO
~ m'1'4O'S62. ". ID. 10 nm M : eSsnndays' 5n W
soa >. m: Nsw w y, YoRk.-2.O7. s62 z6o ssa
su ,ay A, 40 10. As D IN.
FROM n. NOf' S.57 7.52 a. M. lO15 3. m.
m.; ~. Al asot,RE.-I.59, 2I4.oh liN
days Il So zvO, 5.46, 6.s3. va q N, ' ~,
Roh WAs1S,is S,is a. m. 5.46, d. 30 gS1 N m
~, si11 is0ToH.--l so. 40 ii ~ !,
+. days, I5s ~, sac, 6.Ss o. M. % sun. :.
RON PERRxi,1, q, m; o.48, 6.3S b. m
RON NEw =, VILE Unly-g.u q M
SlO, 805 n nSAsfLE.-S.4s. e.35, a M. NJ
From =; IN. No sunday Lraina A-'O'
sos D. pmAwARE m h. R.-S.4s n ~ 10 M
FROM WIINNo 40 sunday trains. lew
~, q. m: 10 i1sron ~ q NoRTHERN AZ. r.
Trains. AN'Oo o.A6 p. IN. No sunda,
a OS y DELAWARE WRsrsn~pa
RArns 40 D. m. No sunday trains.
Pm FOR WILMINGTON Leave
7u5, ,1SaS1LsrIaiIA.Broad 1a1 ! Street pepo,-
Sb, ,S.h pV;So, ll.U0, u.45 a. m: ~
iOVO. Ii Si :, ~. oi0 5.l6, 5.468. 40, 6.dO g.@
w. 500, s1s.I Il i6ooe. osoenIIdssys. Il ~ ao6. $50 an
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27
Police Paragraphs.

At the hearings before the Mayor last
evening, the only case to be disposed of
was an ordinary drunk, upon which the
usual penalty Of no cents aud costs was
imposed.
This morning the Mayor required
George w. Meals 10 furnish 500 bail 10
keep the peace, on the complaint of bis
wife, who charged him with using threat
ening her and their child with bodily
harm.
The notorious Emma Jones, was re-
quired topay 81 and costs for being drunk
aud disorderly.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27
SECOND EDITION
THE STAR ROUTE FER AUDs.
Efforts 20 Connect Secretary Blaine
with the Scandals.

WARRINGTON, May 26.--A strenuous
ehorL Is being made t1 connect Secretary
Blaine with the Star-route scandals. 1t
was currently reported Tonight that Mr..
Blaine had consultation to-day with
several vi the persuns implicated ia the
frauds and that scheme. was concocted
TO prevent any further prosecution by
the agents of the Post Office Department
The report lacks confirmation, and it is
manifestly unjust 10 associate The name
OF the Secretary ofthe 5: ate viii those
of ring of alleged thieves and periur.
ers. The efforts to convict and punish
the members of the Star-route ring have
not abated In the least degree, and all
reports to the eject that the ATTORNEY
General or the Postmaster general are
weakening in prosecuting the inquiry
90 Mr.. MacVeas sh and Mr.. James great
injustice.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27
A Valuable Mime.

1t is announced that Governor Ta-
boris matchless mine In Leadville,
Col, netted him $50, 600 in February,
$75, 900 in March, $50, 100 in April,
and this month will do better than
in either of these. The Leadville
Herald of late date says ''Lately a
drift has been run to the north along
the Hiberria triangle, and thence be-
yond on the Robert E. Lee line. Yes.
terday this drift opened into new and
wonderful ore body. There are now
exposed in the drifts three feet of al
most pure chloride of silver ore that
will give returns of from eight to
twelve thousand ounces per ton."
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27

The President, yesterday, appointed
Benjamin p. Davis, Of Massach chusetts,
Deputy Fourth Auditor of the Treasury,
TO succeed VIM. B. Moore, whose resiR
nation was requested.
The Cincinnati Catholic Telegraph
denies the report OF the extreme feeble
ness OF Archbishop Purcell. Bishop Ell.
der, who saw the Archbishop on Wed
nesday, reports him to be ''reasonably
vigorous"
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27
A BRACE OF HORRORS.
Fatal Results From Starting Fires
With Kerosene.

PITTsBURe, May 26.-This afternoon
disastrous fire occurred Oh Twelfth
street, South side, resulting not only IN
loss OF property but in the death of the
child OF Peter Egler and the mortal
burning Of his wife. She attempt, TO
start fire with kerosene. The can ex-
ploded, scattering the burning oil over
her and the child in her arms. Assistance
was rendered promptly, but not until
the woman had been burned in a mos,
horrible manner. In few momsnts
after the explosion the frame row of
houses where Egler lived Was In flames
Owing to trouble in getting the fire.
q arm box open IL was some Tina before
the department Was on The ground. II
was then found that there was no water
In the plugs, and connections had 10 be
made with plug at considerable dis
tance. While the firemen were working
about the privy they discovered the re-
mains OF the Child which tue mother had
in her arms al the time of the explosion,
1t was burned TO crisp aud presente d
II horrible appearance A younger child
was rescued from the parlor, aud the
father thought the other one was safe.
Mr.. Egler was severely burned about
the hands and feet in his effort to save
his property. 1t Is p robable that the
woman win die before morning.
The baby inhaled flame also and is
likely TO die. MIR. Egler, when be learn
cd the horrible results, became insane
and ls under close watch. The greatest
excitement prevailed and large crowds
we're hocking 10 ard from the ruins at
midnight.
About the same time Maggie Hagen,
a servant in family on Seventeenth
street, kinlled q fire with kerosene
The can exploded aud her clothing wa,
saturated with oil. She was burned u
death before she could get out of the
house. -
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27
Annual Exeursian. .

The hundreds Of friends of the Shiel Ids
Library Association will no doubt .be
gratihed to learn that the association
will give its annual excursion TO Cape
May on Thursday, August 4tb. They
have secured she large excursion steam
or Twilight for the occasion and the
number OF tickets have been limited TO
six hupersd.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27
gas 9ails Sasettt.
FIRST EDITION.

rv, excursion yesterday to Roach'a
.,;n nnn Yard proved very pleasant affair.
sup :.,aa VA the question as to the neces-
i'.s ~ SOU ,or the Fourth street railway. Our
s.ss sa,a m NAV now make daily trips
po0p a.s ,,,e river or take the up or down
';.., a0,'I boats via the "susie Mccall"
.,,,hou, the dread of the long fatiguing
ali To or from Fourth street wharf.
Cars will always be in waiting to carry
them,
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27
A philadelphia Lovers suicide

ERIE, Pa, May 26.-George P. Rogers
of Philadelphia, who came here with his
father to take charge OF Stearns Maui.
featuring Company's foundry, blew ont
his brains tonight. He proposed to a
young lady at six O'Clock, was rejected
aud went home and killed himself
Until about year ago Rogers WAS en-
pIoyed as book-keeper al ia North
Third street, Philadelphia, and resi- led
with his father at 1877 Moore street.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27
Alpha Reta.

The first school entertainment or the
season will some off mt the Opera House
this evening, beiug the fifth anniversary
of the A. b. l.. g., of the Wilmingtou
Academy The programme, which is o
long one, Is expected To be very fine,
especially the opera OF the "Twin
Sisters" under the direction of Mrs. A.
M. Mingus, a member of the Philhar-
monte Club, OF this CITY.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27

sM James Paget, President British
Esa,n association, says that TO,OOO
eAIhs are annually caused by nerynus
Ssases no.a IN England. and that there is 40
ote powerful and effectual nervous
& M than the Liebig Co.'S Coca Beef
ma Vu.e, evidenced by the emphatlc tes-
sn,y vny OF the most eminent physici rms. /.
esaI,n.oin-beware OF cheap, worth less
- s under ours and similar name
oneet that for malaria, debility. sick
esdache. dyspepsia, monthly snfferfne
ms T,aousness sria II is Incompatible.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27
Delaware City Bonds.

By order OF the Mayor and Com mission.
ers of delaware City, do hereby give
notice, to the holders Of Delaware City
BONDS, OF the issue OF July Ist, 1871. that
shall attend at the DELAWARE CITY
Delaware on the FIRST DAY OF JULY
NEXT, and for several days thereafier,
during business hsurs. prepare d 10 pay
of and redeem thesoutslanding stx per
cease TO accrue on the bonds herein desig-
mates, from and after ths frst day; OF
July, 1881.
may26-w4t Treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27


No. l. All that valuable farm, naA.ss
known as 9reen wood, containing x ~
l6l acres, situated n 0f mile s!S
North Of Newark, Delaware. on the
New London road; the fmproveIheIlts
are No. In all respecis, large mansion,
I o nant house, barn. granay. smoke. ice
and spring houses, ait In good order.
The land IL divided into 8 herda, well
wsteted and fenced with osaRe thorn.
post and rails, about 10 acres of tfmlIer'
the soil Is No. l, and under very nne im-
No. =. All that large ana yaluable
brick boarding house. with about 2 acres
of land attached, situated n the Newark
Depot, on The p, W. d b. r. r.. The
house is in first-eiass order and contains
large lawn. shade and Ornamental trees,
large Quantity of exeeilent grapes and
other fruits, good tables and everything
adapted for . No. boarding house.
No. 3. All that large grain house, coal
Newark Depot. containing y acre Of land,
No. I. M IL acres, Q roods, ana 3
perches OF land. situated 81 Newark De-
pot. and has frontage on depot avenue
railroad, under good Usage hedge fence.
and is in good order. ls34N F-otf@Ai~ 7
No. 5. Frame room dwelling house,
situated on Depot street In fhe own OF
Newark, in good order. lain aaf 4
All the above real estate is first-olass.
and will be sold clear Of All iHcumber !
ances, except No. 8 for the paymeats of
the depta of said deceased. Persons de-
string Tnrther nform alton or wishing %
view the premises viii call on the under
JAMES HOssINGER, a..
Admir- of 8. Z. Wilson. decd.
Nssars, ss%s 3 Sei. ss' Nay ls. 1881. @ li'1 T. =
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27

what are you in search of an
s lpaca Csat or Vest, a linen vest, a
u.e a. duck vest, pair lIghtiSummer
Ans, a linen or a dress suit a Chllds
Z boys Suit or one Of $l.50 Linen
fwlersE 2t
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27

Mothers, II your Baby suffers pain and
is restless. do not stupefy 1t by admins
tering opium, but 9oothe II with a relia
BILE remedy, such as DIR. Bulls Baby
syrup. Price only Is cents u bottle.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27

suggestion Is privilege all can make
W. taao W ana We would suggest 10 the my
pa.s Sus Vi suHerers nom Bilious Fever
lever and Agne. Ind gestion, etc. 10 use
=, bulIs baltimore Pills, whose curative
UHer over these diseases Is gratefully
ppleciated ,, by thousands. Price only rs
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27
THE DEMOCRATIC POSITION.
OLD RumOrs Renewed and Again
Pronounced UnfOunded

-ALBANY, May 26.-The rumor that the
Democrats will assist the Conklingites Il
they will vote for a Democrat was re.
newed again, but the Democrats point
to the fact that they have "alled caucas
rs q sufficient denial. The dead lock.
and there is a certainty of one, will
have to be broken In some other way
It Is also said that Mr.. ConkIing viii
make public address next Monday
evening In which he will say more than
was expressed in the letter Of explana-
ton. A leading adnereut of the CoDk-
ling section to-day pronounced the re-
port that Tilden was enlisted on the side
OF Mr.. Conkllng as totally unfouuded.-
he said Mr.. CODkling would take Re-
publican support only.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27

Nor VERY PEACE LovINe.-The
Nam, seems to enjoy fight. At least
ous might suppose so from its attempt
10 proyoke another by publishing what
srems an untruth when it says the
,tbrashing given by Mr.. Francis in
,e,urn for the unprovoked assault of
the Clerk of the Peace" So far as
We have heard the two men were sepa-
rated neither "thrashing" the other.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27
Reserved scar 10 for the Bryant.

Persons getting invitatinns to the
Literary exercises Of the Bryant Society,
OF Rugby, will have an opportunity to-
morrow, of having them exchanged for
reserved seat tickets, at the store of e..
r. Thomas & Go. The chart will he
ready at Z O'Clock A. M.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27

Said The Nurse to the Doctor: '6ure
sir, only know of one good med dicin Q
for the Baby, and that is Dy. Bulls Baby
uyrup."
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27

You know what you want. Drop in
and let me know and / will suit
you. V. II. Holmes, Prop.
Boston One Price Clothing House.
OF
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27

Corn BEER is likely to become
more popular in the West than New
England Rum or Rye Whskey, which
have SO long been INDUCED in by the
Hoosers and Buckeyes.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27

500 more of those 75c Pantaloon
Oyeralls at the Boston o. p. g.
House. q
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27

BY AN ORDER OF THE oRPHAN,s
COURT. .5...n " iil.l :.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27
MARRIED.

RUMER-sTUCKE ERr-On the i7th INST.
in, the 1T. Georges Presb yterian
Church by Rev. w. y. Alexanaer Rev.
Henry Runner. pastor Of said church.
and Lizzie A.. daughter o. William A..
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27
new AOVER'fisa1mEaas.

wv situation as House keeper. Can
furnish good refereBce. Address, VI hsfis
mJN u. 6. g.. This Once. q
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27

Strawberry shipnents.

Strawberries are now being shipped
inf large quantities. The shipments
yesterday were as follows
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-03
Solid for Grant.

SPRINGFIELD, Feb, 3.-The house this
morning adopted the following resolution
by O strict party vote. without debate.
the Republicans ordering the previous
question and all voted tor the resolution.
WHEREAS. The people Of the state of
Illinois fesl just pride in the illustri-
ous career of the most distinguished citizen
of this state. Gen. Ulysses 5. Grant and
regard with pleasure the need of honor
and admiration which has been bestowed
upon him throughout the civilized world,
and
WHEREAS. His civil and military ser
vices have cons picuolsly tended to add to
the lustre and rsnown OF this nation, and
will illumine the pages OF history and
WHEREAS, services SO marked and dis
tinguished have been by all nations and
in all ages accorded special recognition
by the national authority. therefore be II
Resolped by the House OF Represents
lives. the senate concurring herein, ln
behalf of the people of the state OF Illinois
that our senators in congress be Instructed
and our representatives be requested, to
use all honorable means TO secure the
massage of suitable law for the relief OF
Ulysses s. Grant. with the rank OF Gener'
al. and we commend the action of our
senators snd representatives who have
favored the passage of such law.
ResoIuedst hat the Secretary OF State bt
and he ia hereby instructed to forward
copies OF these resolutions to our Senator'
and representatives in congress.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-03
FIRES.

CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-At $50 this morn
ing fire broke out in Independence Hall,
l8O and 1872 Twenty second street. which,
but for the heroic efforts of the fire depart
ment, would have resulted in great loss OF
life. When the flames were discovered.
they had made considerable progress,
shutting off escape IN the rear, and the
upper part OF the building was soon alive
with terrified women and men calling for
helps, as the flames burst out from every
direction. Many escaped through the
skylight by the roof OF the adjoining
buildings. Some were rescued by the
fremsn's ladders. Emma and Laura
Hoover. young ladies, were overcome by
smoke and their brother with great diff
Guilty managed to carry them fainting and
terrified down the burning stairs. Mr..
and Mrs. George Petit made q graceful
knotted bedding In half an hour the
concert and dance hall, etc.. fell in with a
heavy crash and shortly afterwards the
rest of the house. which is occupied by
dodgers was reduced to smoking tim be r
and ashes. A r. Wilson, lessee of the
building, loses $500 on the furniture.
Loss on building estimated at $40, 900 and
to tenants probably $4,000. Insured by
u. s. Mortgage Go.
PADUcAH. KY. Feb. Sire destroyed
the building and stock of Fisher & Paxton.
wholesale grocers. this morning. Loss on
groceries, $25 900; insured. $4,000.
Buildings damaged, $4,000; insured.
LONDON. Feb. 3, P. M.-The House
Of Commons was crowded. Vernon Har-
court. home secretary, replying to Parnell.
said Davitt was arrested because his action
was considered incompatible with his
ticket OF leave"
ParnelI asked what conditions Davist
had violated, and thsrs was no answer to
the question. The Irish members shouted
shame" and other members oheered
tremendously. This scene surpassed des
cription. The speaker called upon Glad
stone te move his resolution, John
Dillon rose. but the speaker refused to
hear him. After repeated warnings the
speaker named Dillon, and Gladstone
moved his suspension amid enthusiastic
cheers, and cries of order, the Irish
mem bers shouting shame. The motion
for q suspension was adopted 395 to 33.
Dillon refused TO Withdraw and was forci-
bly, removed by the Sergeant at Arms by
order of the speaker amidst cries Of
shame" from Irish members.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-03
Ca t tarrha1
POI SON

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4 That Catarrhal virus follows The mu--
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-03
w ASHIN GTCN,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-The Ways and
Means Committee recopsidersd the vote
to report the Hurd tariff resolution ad-
versely, and then postponed the matter
until month from to day by vote Of
to 4.
MIR. Frye from the sub com nittee, re-
ported a substitute for representative
Kslley's bill TO abolish discriminating du.
ties on goods from the east of Cape Good
Hope. The substitute contains pro-
vision as affecting simply goods coming
through the Netherlands.
MIR. Morrison moved committee report
the original bill as substitute to this SUBJ
stitute Lost. 5 to 6.
Dir. Frye then moved that representa-
tive Kelly be instructed to report to the
house. the substitute as agreed to by
the sub committee, and ask suspension
of rules to put the bill upon its passage.
Carried without division,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-03
Cured! Cured! Curedl CuredI

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o BENEDICT, Jr., Jeweler. 6g7 Broadway. N. Z.
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Mrs EkHA c HowEs, 80 W Washington Square, N i.
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Rev Gro REIs, 1e9 Jay st., Brooklyn. 'Is re-
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-03

NEW YORK. Feb. Solder than the
oldest Inhabitants remember, though
bright and sunny, streets slippery, block
ades from falling horses. numerous cases
of frost bite. Ferries almost blocked.
Francis A. Durivags, author and poet
is dead. age 81.
Judge Barrett refuses Rufus Hatch s
application for an Injunction.
Judge Barrett says there 10 an entire alb
ssnce of any binding contract to show the
correctness of Hatch's statement that the
American Union was formed with a view
Of reducing rates and com peting With the
other companies, What was in the mind
OF organizers can have no bearing on
legal status. This 10 the only answer
necessary to that. Though the
court had listened with painful solicitude
to the representatives OF oppressive
methods of the monopoly. ne had con-
viction that those arguments were TOR O
legislature not court whose sole duty was
to discover and enforce the law,
The Western Union, instead rising
at the news that Judge Barnett had
vacated the Injunction OF Rufus Hatch.
fell from 1861 to 1l14, but later rise to
ia, This unsettled the whole list
Union Pacific fell to 116 aud Central to
963, the only thing that checked the heavy
fall was the fact that Gould and Wander
bilt are behind their stocks.
BATH. N. Y, Feb, 3-Loomis and Mo
Master. carriage makers, failed for STA
900; assets $50 900.
ALBANY. Feb 3.-Ths telegraph bill
has been referred to the committee on
miscellaneous corporations, which Is pro-
probably its death blow.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-03
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Fever & Ague.
fE0ffat's Phoenix Bitters
correct the SccretiOns Of the
St3mach, and are a Sure Cure
for SlcepIeSsnesS, Nervousness,
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Thousands Of Certificates are
IL CIR possession giving perfect
CCEES effected by these invalu-
able Iscdicimes, and we arc GER
tain t!sat they will do just what
we have said. 1t is simply ask
cA that the afflicted will TRY
fHE.A ONCE, their use will con-
vince tie most skeptical.
Pa@r' = Climax Salve 20 cents a box.
NoF3t's life Pills % cents a box.
Xotct's Ph@nix Bittcrs S1.O0 bottle
se-Scld by Druggists everywhere.
j. P. MILLS, Sole Proprietor,
SIS Liberty Street New York.