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The daily gazette., 1881-10-28
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON, Oct. 20, 1881

AORDoNt WV ~, lOoAs
The Bank of Belgium has raised Its
rate of discount to five and one-hali
per cent.
The Berlin correspondent OF The
Morning Post thinks that the corona
lion OF the Gear Will take place IN April
next.
AT Cabinet council to-day King
Alfonso congratulated senior Camacho,
the Minister Of Finance, on his scheme
Tor financial reform.
Mr.. Gowen has issued circular
inviting Shareholders proxies in view
Of his candidature for the presidency OF
the Reading Railroad.
The 81. Gothard Railway Company is
engaging tra.RaOd station officials. There
is little doubt that the tunnel will be
open for traffic by the 1st of January.
The Pail Mall Gdzette says "Justice
Sir Nathaniel Lindley, of the Common
Pleas Division Of the High Court OF
Justice, Will be elevated to the bench
OF the Court OF Appeal"
A telegram from Ragusa says;-Agita
tion has recommended in Albania.
Anarchy prevails IN Prisend. Dirvisch
Pacha is bloekaded by mountineers in a
fork in the midst of the LUNA Noun
taiBs."
The Indis Council will next week
oher t4O0,O00 worth OF bills. II is said
that this is connected with the exports
OF wheat from India, which are larger
than those OF any recent year.
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Ina Po hitIve Cure

for all those Pa lDful Complaints anu
Weaknesses SO tOmmo TO our Dest
female population.
II will cure entirely the worst form OF
Female Complaints, all ovarian troubles,
inflammation and liberation, Failing and
Displacemeuts, and the consequent Spi-
nal Weak ness, and Is particularly adapt
ed TO the Change Of Life.
IL will dissolve and expel tumors from
the uterus IN an early stage of develop
ment. The tendency 10 c.ncorous humors
there is checked vFTy speedily by It's use.
IL removes fsintness, fatulency, de-
stroys ELL craving for slimulants, and
relieves weakness OF the stomach. II
cures Blcatlpg, Headaches, Nervous ProG'
tration, General peDiiity. sleeplessness,
Depression and Indigestion.
That feeling OF bearing down eau ing
pain, weight and back kache, is always per
manently cured by It's use,
II Will at all times and under all cir
cumstances act In harmony with the laws
that govern the female ~ stem.
For the cure of Kidney Complaints of
either sex this CoInpound is unsurpassed.
Lydia T.. PiHkhani's Vegetable
Compound IL prepared Mt 2J3 and 30
Western Avenue, Lynn Mass Price al.
Six bottles iCr as. Sent by mail In the
form ef pills, also In the form OF lozenges
on receipt OF price tl per box for either.
Mrs. Pinkham freely answers all letters
ofinqairy. Send fbT pamphlet. Address
as above. Mention this paper.
No family should be without LYDIA
Il. PfNkHAM'S LlV ER PILLS. They
cure constipation, bilisusness. and tot-
pidltS oi the liver, 2j cents per box.
ArSold by all drugg sts.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-28
A.Painfni Accident.

George Hyatt, a brakeman on the
Delaware railroad met with a very
painful accident last night that will
confine him to the house for some
time.
He went down on the 6.30 train
last evening, which train only runs
as far as Harrington and upon arriv.
ing at that place, he jumped from
the train for the purpose OF making
running switch. In jumping he
made misstep sprainlnt, his right
ankle. lie was brought up on the
train to-day ard ken to his home,
Nc. 702 Il. Sixth street, and DIR.
Kane, summoned, who rendered the
necessary medical aid.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-28

Baron James Rothschild, who died
in Paris, on Tuesday, was a grandson
of Baron James Rothschild, the feun-
Ger of the Paris branch of the famous
house OF bankers, who died in 1868.
The Baron James just dead was born
in Paris in 1874. He was lawyer and
a DISTINGUISHED bibllophile, and, with
NJ Anatole de Montaiglon, published
the tenth volume of the collection of
French poetry OF the fifteenth and six
toenth cen uries.
A despatch from Pottsville says. "Evi-
dence was discot cred to-day that Pliny
forter, Independent Republican candi-
date for PIothonotary, had offered to
sell out to George W. Cole, Short-hsir
candidate. His resignation was impera-
lively requested and given, and call
ior an Executive Committee meeting for
saturday next TO fill the vacancy issued.
The affair has created considerable of O
sensation In political circles"
The daily gazette., 1881-10-28
The Art of Dancing.

Prof A. S. Webster, the well-known
dancing master, is now busily engaged
in teaching his many pupils the art of
dancing. Mr.. Webster states that this
Is the most prosperous season ho has
bad Tor many years, aud returns thanks
for the same. lie has several private
classes besides those that regularly meet
In his academy, Masonic Temple. His
days OF tuition are for gentlemen, Mon
day and Thursday yenings from s to
10 o'clock, aud for ladies and children
on Thursday afternoon from TO o, and
Saturdays from 2 TO p. IN. Those de-
sirlDg TO enter eau do SO by addressing
him AT Masonic Temple.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-28
THIRD EDITION
A Terrisl. Mystery.

PHILADELPHIA, October 27.-on
Sunday morning a man was found
dead In m outhouse at Gloucester, N.
j., with q bullet-hole in his head.
Although he had q watch and over
e170 in money in his pocket it was not
believed to be a case Of suicide, and
this morning the coroner. fully con-
WINGED that the man was murdered,
turned the case over to the public
prosecutor. The victim is supposed
By some people to be H. Tarras, OF
Dtoekholm, Sweden, and by others
Hamuel Terres, Of White Oak station,
South Carolina.
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Two Accidents,

This morning Elias Johns, COL, driver
for ii. l.. Tatnall IL Co, lumber dealers,
had his right hand stepped upon by a
horse he was working with, and three
fingers badly mashed. One of the I'm
gers was so completely crushed that IL
had TO be amputated. DIR. Msull per
formed the operation.
Mis-. Jester, an old lady from Chester,
who Is visiting relatives at No. 02S w.
Sixth street, fell down stairs, yesterday
morning, breaking her left forearm aud
braising her ia g fearfully. DR.. Maull
attended TO her injuries. Mrs. Jester Is
II years old, and entirely blind.
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A wELLcARvED NEGRO.
VIM. Denby Fearfufiy Cut During
Fight at Negro Dance

80 - AstsHO UHneH.
AT an carly hour yesterday morn,
ing, during the progress Of negro
dance party at tho house of Nancy
Irons, on Logan street, HedgeyIlle. n
fight was started, during which a ne.
gro named VIM. DENLY was made the
object OF a concentrated attack. About
a dozen men piled on HIM, and the wav
they hacked him up with razors was
really feaIful. He finally managed 10
get out Of tho house and stapeer Ia his
home, at the foot of Logan street,
when his friends at once sent for Dr.
Willard Springer. The latter, on ar
irving, found DENLY suffering from a
deep cash clear across the Top of his
head, one on his arm, another ON his
back ana still another on his leg, while
a light cut extended almost entirely
across his stomach. Had this last
cash been deep enough he would have
been disembowelled, and as It was
only tho thickness Of his clothes saved
him from fatal wound. His other
injuries are severe and painful, but
not dangerous, and will doubtless re-.
cover.
Last night Nancy Irons was fined
S2O and costs, by Mayor Almond, for
keeping q disorderly house, but her
trial failed to reveal the names of Den.
by's assailants. Denby says he does
not know them. However, the CHIEF
Of Police and others made industrious
inquiries, as a result of which warrants
have been issued for the arrest of sew.
oral suspected parties.
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From the N. Y. Herald.
Graveyard Insurance.
AsENTn INTRODUCING THE BUSINESS
INTO NEW JERSEY.

AsENTn INTRODUCING THE BUSINESS
INTO NEW JERSEY.
LAMBERTvILLE, Oct. 26.--The grave
yard ghouls from Pennsylvania seem
about to make their appearance in
New Jersey. This town promises to
be their headquarters, at least in this
portion of the State, probably because
of its proximity to New Hope and
portions of Pennsylvania where the
spectators are plentiful and active.
Agents have put in an appearance
within few days, and are striking out
in all directions in Huuterdon county.
AS far as possible they are establish
ing sub agencies In the various towns
which they visit. They are rather
wary IN their movements, however,
and seems anxious to get the agents
whom they appoint here to do the
canvassing for the present, rather than
undertake the work themselves.
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Personal.

Theodore Til.on is back from England
ond at business again in New York.
A friend of Secretary Blaine says that
the latter will make Southern tour the
coming winter.
DR.. John b. Blake, an old and proml-
nent citizen of Washington, lied yes.
terday Of heart disease.
General Ewing Of Ohio, who is in
washington, has a prostrsting fever
which he contracted IN Colorado.
Mr.. Beecher finds that be has been
doing too much religious work; and
VIII hereafter coifne II TO the pulpjt.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-28
Thomas Power O,oopnor ,n n.,

PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. 26.-A grand
ovation was given Thomas Power o.
Conror this evening. Mr.. O'Connor
was escorted to the hall by large pro.
cession of Land League, Hibernian
and military societies. There were
1000 persons present. Mayor senler
presided, and great enthusiasm was
manifested. A cablegram was for.
wardcd to the Freeman's Journal, Dub.
lin.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-28
IIabituaI CostiYeness

Is the bane of nearly every American
woman. From it usually arises those
disorders that so surely undermine thei,
health and strength. Every woman owes
IL to herself and to her family to use tba,
celebrated medicine, Kidney Wort. II
Is the sure remedy for constipation, and
ior all disorders Of the kidneys and
liver. Try IL In hqnid or dry form,
d0V Post. 'y",'-
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ocean Steamship Arrivals.

AT London -Rhywindda, from New
York; Holland, from New York. AT
Queenstown-Spaln, from New York
AT New York-City OF Para, from AS
plnwall; The Queen, from London;
SueVia, from Hamburg; Habsburg, from
Bremen. At Hull-Sarrento, from New
York.
Frank Dukes, of Quitman county,
Ga, a lad of 13, while out cunning, had
the top OF his head blown oil by an
accidental discharge.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-28
A Father sho, for heating His Son.

ASHLAND, October 26.-While waiting
for train at the Philadelphia and Read.
ing depot here TO night, a drunken man,
who refused TO give his name or resi-
hence, commenced an unmerciful attack
upon his son, a lad OF thirteen. People
standing by interfered, when the parent
drew revolver and attempted to shoot
those Interfering. A struggle ensued, In
which the pistol was discharged, the ball
entering the drunken mans head and
probably fatally wounding him. He was
carried to the staten house. HIS son was
so severely beaten without cause that he
il danger OF his life.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-28

NJ OElCE.-The Farmers Mutual Fire
~ Insurance Company, OF Mil Creek
hundred, has made an assessment OF one
dollar and seyenty.hve cents (tI.75Jon the
one Thousand dollars (3l ,UUUJ Tor loss suh-
Lalhyu ~ the burning vi the barn of Ed.
ward Woodward, A reducIlou of sevsn
per cent wlll be mad on All assessments
pdld on or before october lsi, 1881.
AQUlLA DEhlCkSON NJ. U, Hid.
NJ AkD h. Finn, ChrIsllana lid,
JAMES SPRINGER, ". q. OK. liz.
Collectors.
o,..., THOMAS l.. ]. BALDwIN,
sep9. .ltd&3tw secreiarv
The daily gazette., 1881-10-28

This standard article, Is Compounded
with the greatest care.
ltE effects are as wonderful and satisiac-
tory az ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to Its
youthful color.
II removes all eruptions, litching and
dandriif and the scalp by its use becomes
white and clean.
BY It's tonic properties 1t restores the
Capillary glands to their normal ylgor
preventing badness, and making The hal
grow thick and strong.
As dressing nothing has been foun
SO ettectusl or desIrab e.
DIR. A. A, Hayes, State Asaayer Of Mas
sachusetts, says Cf IL: "a consider IL The
best preparation for It's intended pur-
poses"
The daily gazette., 1881-10-28
Cases This Morning,

During the police hearings this
morning, Mayor Almond disposed
Of the following cases:
Patrick O'Brien, for being drunk
and disorderly, Was required 10 pay
SIS and costs.
Emma Townsend Margaret Lewis
and William Townsend, all colered i,
for being drunk and dlsorderly were
each required to pay 81 and costs.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-28
On a visit S0utI, f.

John t. West and Louis Sasse, left
this city on Saturday night last on a
trip South. They will be absent about
two weeks, during which they will
visit various points as far as Georgia.
They were in Richmond on Tuesday
night.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-28
THE COERCION IN IRELAND.
Politicians Approving of the Gov.
erumeut's Policy.


LONDON, Oct. 26.-Sir William Har-
court, speaking at Glasgow yesterday
after receiving the freedom of the city,
SAID that both the late and the present
Governments were reluctant to proceed
at an early stage against the Laid Lea
que, because 1t was not desirable to sup
press what pretended to be constitr-
uonal agitation, especially II connected
with a real grievance; but when such an
agitation avOwed Illegal ends, no Gov
ernmeet would fail to be- supported In
any and all measures 1t might take for
the safety OF society. The task, he said
was d ificult aud painful, but the Gov
ernment having set Its hands to the
plough, they might rely upon Its not
turning back. Fhe speech was received
with prolonged cheering.
Sir William Harcourt was carefully
guarded by detectives while in Glas-
gov.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions OF youth, nervous
weakne early decay. loss Of manhood
&C., will send recipe that " Ill cure
remedy was discovered by a missionary
in South America. Send self-addresse ed
envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station ID. EeW York City. oct26-dAw8m
The daily gazette., 1881-10-28
FOURTH EDITION
indication. for To-day.

For the Middle Atlaatic States, fair
weather. followed by increasing cloudi-
ness and rain, southerly winds, lower
barometer, stationary or higher tenn
perature.
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The Atlanta Expos,,,o.,-

ATLANTA, Oct. 26.-CrowS.
come In on all the trains ,o.5av %us D. nav
mense gathering on t,oyernors,,a sa lF
several State delegations haye s,. aaA
come, and others are en- ,ou,o a'ftadI
excursion trains will arrive earl :. iel .e
morning. Exhibitors from n, ~ !,
States have held meetings and ora.,,l az, ~ J
eu associations Tor the benefit of +, ,s saul1
position aud for showing special ''e eos'I *
tesles to their respective Goyo,,ul ,oul
On Thursday evening a series SrV,noi' ~ ,a
tious viii be given at The eleoan, '',sl =,
vate residences on peachtree .iya,, , pr
winch party will be held AZ Tho i,, pv,
cutive Mansion. '"' LA'
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what Arthur Can ,o.
., Grant "fh Ir,

l,ro,, Srant. trOI1
IRON Snl the New York Sun.
Arsber Me observe lbs. ,s9, with iO,ere,, th,, 81
,1o nouIs p ~ the society OF Gen sIoa G mau
,he ,he resident - s should spend waa,l ~,sn'
voa,u uouIo hardly exhaust the S storn. nouIs' b
perlence and the wealth ''ores Of eS
which which, 1t Is in General Grant. y, eOuns'
caa pIsa; Issra From Gen, Grant, Cen. pOSI1 A,,
S dant ,earn arm, nearly everythinglhai' arm p,a
The daily gazette., 1881-10-28
RESCUED FROM DEATH

William J. CoughHn, of Somervlna
Mass, says: In the fall of 1876 / ws
taken with BLEEDING or THE Lrysy
folio wed by n severe cough. LOST M
appetite and flesh, and was confined X
my bed. In 1877 | was admitted 10 M
Hospital The doctors said had ho
In my lung as big asa halt dollar, Al
one time report went around tba,
was dead. gave mp hope, eut frlsn1
told me of DR. WILLIAM HALLJ
BALSAM FOR THELUNGS. LOOT
bottle, when to my surprise, commend
ed TO feel better, and to-day fec betleI
than for three years past.
81 write this hoping every one allctl
ed with Diseased Lungs VIII take DRl
WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM, and N
convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN
BE CURED. can positively say itba.
one more good than all the other med.
Des have taken since my sickness.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-28
PHILADEIrh "A CATTLE MARX EFT
MONDAY, Oct, "a. 5P,M.

bEEf CATTLE were uuil, and prices were
traction lower; 1890 head arrived ana
sold AT The different yards at Bat Hc, per
lb', the latter rdte for extra
SHEEP were dun and rather lower !.
loiOVO head arrived and suid at the dif.
.erenl yards AT ZIaa512c. ana Lambs at ia
80 per lb., as 10 condition.
HOGS were in demandd 400 head ar
rived, ana sod AT the different yards AT
HsalO}5c., per h., the latter rate for extraf
PdTk DroUe Yard, sd and lancaster aSe-
n"e. West Phaadctphid. Oct. 2l.
SIELr.-Extrn, llU 10 l2O lbs, t}z to 81 j;
IDS, "a 10 " culls. 3 u stock sheen.
s2I0 u. ~ 23Sood lambs,8H 10 G}1;medium
lambs, 5@ 10 u; common lambs, ~ 10 81 10:
walls. 65DO head
The daily gazette., 1881-10-28

p,,a ~ u9usrst30d that ex-Custcdia
ritney. OF The Treasury Deparimsn,
VIII soon publish a statement in luaeu JafaaV
OF ms management OF the affairs nf,ny
ONCE lately held by HIM and in rsuin
certain charges contained in the MeIrI
report. '' ''einy
In some OF the wards yesterday lead
Ing Republicans openly voted IN: e",. w
straight out Democrats ticktt. Tsay
ueemeu lt"inexpehient to waste leII
votes on either OF the opposition tcketl
Just as the X publican co lyentioJ
deemed 1t "inexpedien," to uams anI
opposing candidates to Messrs. WbTtl
and Bartol.- Bait. Galeite. Wv
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From Yesterday. Lat. Edition
THE RED MEN.
Annual Meeting OF the Grent Conn-
ell Of DeIawnre-Onicfa Reports.

The annual meeting of the Great
Council of Delaware, Improved Order
of Red Men, was held in Red Mems
Hall, Sixth and Shipley streets, this
morning. Great Sachem Joseph A. Bond
presiding, and fair attendance Of mem
bers. This morning session was mainly
devoted TO the reading of official reports.
The report OF the Great Sachem con-
sisted manly of a record OF his official
acts during the past year.
The report OF the Great Chief of Re
cords, Edwin i. Eckel, contained the
following statistics:
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WnpNEspAY. oelober 2o.hp.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

"WEDNESDAY, October 20. 5P.M.
FLOUR is Inactive aud barely steady.
SALES OF 1880 barrels. including Minnesota
extras at 81 62Aa7 10 for clear, and at As
lor straight fennay wanna extra fam lily
at ~ a 25j Western do. do. at a. % a
~ and patents at ss Is "A 50. Rye -four
Is Inactive. We quote at sB a l26.
GRAIN.-Wh heat was uull, but prices
We're fraction higher. Sales Of 800
bushels Red and Amber al 81 I5al a., All
the oren board. 10 bushels November
sofa at sl 474 and 5000 bushels Decem Der
AT VI o9I4 : 40 was bid ior October, and
., 1312 iUr January. Rye Is lower, and 1000
buhheis sold at VI U1al Us Tor Peunsylyanla la
Corn is quiet aud about steady, sales OF
gaoO bushels, including yellow, at NJ a
75c. mixed at 7lI5a72Isc. steamer nj 7fe.
No. at 1Oc., and ieiecled at zoe, Oats are
IN good request and steady. sales OF So
OJO bushels, including White, at JOa6!c,
aud reJt cted and mixed AT Az 5a4sc
WHISKY ,--Sales oi Western iron bound
are reported at sI / per gallon.
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In bank this date. ............ $62l.OO
MEMBERSHIP.
No. members per last report, S2l
Ad0ptions, 2i6
Admitted by card,
Reipstated, 10
Withdrawn by card.
Suspended, 9S
Deceased,
Rtjectious, 2
Present meinberehip 1918
FINANCIAL.
Received Tor adoptiOns, dues and de-
grees, So ,O70 40
From other sources. es................9t .9tiS 9o
Expended for beneiits,... ,4y9 10
foriunerals......, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4os
For relief OF widows. ~ 90
For othecharitabls purposes. ...5j so
For other purposes. es..............2,6O7 70
Wampum Invested 1894 0S
Percentage paid Great Council. .506 IS
The report Of the Great Keeper OF
Wampum, George q Maris, contained a
statement OF receipts and disbursements
similar to the above,
Chiefs will be elected this afternoon.
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STOCKS.
BID AsKEIi

BID ASkkt
First National Bank............li5 las
National Bank of Delaware. ...5l5 $40
National Bank OF viii. d Bdw'n. 65k 81
Union National Bank. ........... ~ IS
Farmers Bank Observation-Disclosures. 50 W
Phila. Wilmington & Bait. X. r 67A o.
Delaware X. R................... w 30
Delaware Western II. R.....-... 30 IS
Wilmington d Northern II. r.. ~ 30
Wilmington City Railway s o
Delaware Fire In urance Co... 30 81
Wilmington Coal u AZ Co....... 81 ~
Masonic Hall 20 .............. s y
Odd Fellows Hall................ IL 70
BONDS.
Wilmington City 6's.....,.......ll21k lis
do do .l07 los
do do 4x's...........l0 us
New Castle County 6's..........iOs ll0
do do 413s.. .l02l5 I03
Delaware State e6's...........,...l0 100 lU0
Relaware II. X. lst mortgage. los 103
Delaware Railroad Extension. .l07 los
p, W. d b. X. X. lat mortgage. l23 l23
VII. City Railway list mortgagel02 1903
VIII. City Railway Extension. 100 100
Masonic Hall Co. lst mortgage.lO0 lOl
Delaware City ..iOi% IT'S
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or M. A. DAUFHIN at
NO. 2l2 broadway. New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are snder the supervision and manage
ment OF GENERALS q. T. bEAIJKs,-
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