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The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
Maryland Item, !.

Dr, Joseph hopkins. j nrouin,..
physician Of Cecil county. ded dent Wnaiant
day, Of Brighps disease. = "s'pes-
A number of German ca m we,o
Gently caught in Miles riyer. weiehipn e
two pounds each. "'s"ns
Mr.. James Kendall. tba ren,h,,o.
nominee for county commlssioner ~
hent county, has declined 10 be n c,ni ~
dldate. " w q can
Mrs. George Johnston. wifo n, N.
Johnston, the historian, is lvlng dsraa.
ously Ill at her residence inEIk,on
A. I. Lincoln, OF Cecil coun,v ,..
bought OF Edw. B. Emory. of 4,aas ass
Anne's, "Lonan 4.h, of BeImoo, 's,i >, u
Three year old short horn boIGer coa
Sl75. "'''o'' ior
). +. Golletly, Of Baltimor re-. b.s mn.
chased q. S. Dickermans sbyen,v aonn pu.
farm In Caroline county for ~ soo T :
+. Mattich has pun chased 100 ac,os .,
Smith X Sedwlck's land, ne ar Feders,s ~
burg, for 81, ,l0c. y
The NJ. Il. church at Elkton Ma
which has been undergoing EXTENSIVE
snndan 49,, was ieopehed ior Worship last
Levi d. Travors has re Gently ,rr-
chased of Sol. Il. Smith. Baltjmoree e h;s
farm near Taylor's Island. Dorcbester
CO., for about SO. 500.
Mrs, Sarah A. Fairall. DR. swanton
Md, was struck by locomotive Fri
day and had rib broken, b sides ans,
tanning other injuries.
Mr.. Chas. II. Gibson. of Easton
Nd. had another attack of Hines,
"Wednesday night, but at list account,
was more comfortable.
Gen. L. L. f. Hardcas tle and Mr.
Henry Hollyday have effected an ex-
change of their respective farms in
Talbot county-''Lse Hayep.n wbicl
Mr.. E.ollyday bought at the sale of In,
late Thomas X. Hollyday, ESQ. ane
'Fausley," Gen. Hardcastle's farm n,
the Glebe road, adjoining Bt. Aubin's
MIR. Henry Hollyday's residence. ale,
Haven" contains 403 acres, and aFans
ley" 2i3 acres.
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sUFFOCAIED BY GAS.
A Cecil Gountinn's Death In m Rail-.
more Hotel

Wm. \. Craddock, OF Warwick. CeciI
county, Md, was suflucated by gas S1t'
utdaS night IN his room at tie Ma,tbv
Ho9se, baltimore, having blown the Gas
out Instead Of turning II on. The decsas.
cd appeared at the Maliby House FRIDAY
night and registered ss above. He Lai
with him satChel, and presented u,a
appearDnce OF cDuntryman of the nIJ.
dc class. lie did not sleep at the hotel
Friday night, but Saturday night he got
MS key between u and z o'plock ar1
short y afterward retired To ms roon,
No. l3O, on the thGd floor. John O,BIan
the night watchmau, made his cu,loIns,y
round OF the hotel about o'clock veg
lerday morning, and on reaching CTad-
docks room he encountered the fumes of
gas. On making an examination ha
traced 1t 10 room 13O, the trapsom ~
which he fOnnd tightly closed and tbe
door locked. O'Biian knocked on liza
door TO arouse the occupant, but ren.iv.
ing no response he broke open the iran.
som, aud the gas being liberated escanpd
in great gust, He then broke omen tba
door, and going to arouse Gradient
found him dead in his bed. Before gn,n,,,
to bed Craddock had shut down tho ,y,r7
dow and tightly closed tho transom anJ
door, thus preventing the gas from as
Gaping from the room ana sealing i,I,
own doom, Otherwise the gas wonI1
have been detected earlier and Tho, mar
probably saved. When found ba hah
been dead about an hour. '
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
How Nairwin d. m.

LONDON, October 29.- Tho Time,
correspondent at Tunis, describing
the occupation OF kairwan on We'd
hesaay, says The cavalry scouts
l9ae night up to the walls OF the city,
wneh the inhabitants Immediately
holsted INC white nag. I he French
stan advanced, and were met by the
governor. The troops hen defiled
INTO me CITY, passed through the town
anu went out by The gate on the oppo~
sue side' they are now encamped
uhaer tne walls, one regimOnt remain
ing IN tne citadel. A Tunislan colo.
hei mas been appointed Governor of
the city,"
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
FIFTH EDITION.
A Faulty Review .

On Saturday, Messrs. Henry q.
Banning, Geo. Richardson, John X.
Tatem, Geo. w. Dorsey and Jas. III.
Hoffecker, commissioners appointed by
Judge Wales TO assess damages for
the right Of way of the Brandywine
branch of the p, w. IL B. Il. r., went
over the route and performed their
duties. Afterwards 1t was learned
that their work was illegal, us Mr..
Tatem was not properly member of
the commission. He had asked Judge
Wales to excuse him, which the latter
did, and appointed Mr.. Mahaify. The
railroad officials, however, asked Mr..
Tatem to serve, and he did 80, but
without notifying Judge Wales and
receiving ieappointmcnt. The re,
view will be made again, with Mr..
Mahaffy serving in Mr.. Tatem's place.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
hllnrn Practice.

VIM. Oehler, proprietor of the Ger
man boarding house No. 3 L. Front
street, inVeigled ureen German named
Carl Wehner, who came TO his house to
board, into going to Philadelphia with
him, under the pretense Of getting a
good situation. Wehner was to pay,cx-
penses and give OeLler half a dollar
which he did. Oehler got Wehner to
leave his trunk IN a beer saloon IA Pill.
adclphia, and then took him away SO far
that he could not find his way back
again. exacted the half dollar from him
and ran away. a confederate, 1t is
supposed, took charge of the trunk. II
is said that Oehler frequently practices
This trick on green emlgrants, and he
will be arrested on his return to this
city.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
A MOther-in-InW Defeated.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 30.-At Shelby
vile on Friday a couple by the name Of
Sandeteer was divorced. As soon as the
decree was granted the former man and
wife met at the door OF the Courtroom
and inyolHntarlly they rushed into each
others arms, and such scene OF huge-
Ing, kissing and crying occurred as
caused the Judge TO call them back, de d.
liver them lecture and annul the de.
cree. The wiie's mother objected, say
ing she wanted them divorced, where.
upon Judge Hand delivered eaustic
address on the disease Of molher-in.law
from which these two people were suf
fering. The man and wife went oil TO
try their likes again.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
a Boom tn building in Warrington

WASHINGTON, October 30.- Washing
ton Is having decidedly building boom
al pfeseit, more than 400 new dwellings
are III process Of construction, and forty.
one OF these new houses REPRESENT an ap-
gTegate estimate cost of S27l 300, Promi.
nent among those who are building are
The following: Hon. James q. Blaine.
Twentieth Street and Massachusetts
AYsnhc, estimated cost S4S, ,0tlO; Colonel
Jerome liopaparle, X and Seventeenth
Streets, $50 600; Hon. George NJ, Robe
sun, o and Sixteenth Sru, IL, S2g O,JO ;.
Hon. Stanley Matthews, N and EIeb.
teeuih Streets, $4,000: Hon, William
Window, Sixteenth Street and Massa-
chusotts Avenue, $50 900; Geaerai W, B.
Hazen, X and Sixteenth Streets, S2I 800:
Hon. q. III. Peudleton, Sixteenth 1t e,f
between scott Circle and o Street, 500
900 Senator q. Ii. Van Wyck, Etph-
leeath Street aud Massachusetts 4 yenne.
$4,000.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
GENERAL NEWS.

Two immense icebergs were seen from
st. John. Newfoundland, on Saturday,
moving southwark.
Alexander McCosh, eldest son of the
President of Princeton College. died yes
tsrday after lingering illness.
The Governor and Council of Massa-
ohusetts, on Saturday, decided to appoint
November oath as Thanksgiving Day in
that State.
The American Line steamship Penn
sylvania arrived In Philadelphia yester-
day afternoon from Liverpool, Eng,
with 337 saloon and steerage passengers.
Two thirds Of the village of Edgefield,
South Carolina, was destroyed by fire on
Saturday night. Only three stores re-
main In the business section. The loss is
estimated at $4,000. The fire started
In stable, and is attributed to incendiar-
Ism. The planning mill of Menke. Grimm
g Co., and = two-story brick block, in
Quincy, Illinois, were burned yesterday.
Loss, $20, 900.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
Drink Nearly causes ~ Child's
Death.

An intoxicated woman named Mary
McFetridge fell upon and almost kill
ed 8 year old child named Matthew
White at No. 1914 Temple street.
The child's shrieFs of distress aroused
the whole ncighborhood and two
policemen were called in, who found
the child's father and mother in u
helpless state Of intoxication and ut-
terly unconscious of what had hap.
pened. Both ol them lay ON the floor
and were so stupeiled with liquor as 10
be unable to answer the officers ques.
ton. The father and the woman
Mcf'etridge were locked up, and the
baby, who was seriously injured, was
taken to the Pennsylvania Hospital,
and the drunken mother was permit
ted to remain the house. .-Ph!id
Press.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
A Heavy Rain,

The rain that commenced Saturday
evening prevailed almost constat tly
yesterday afternoon and last night. Be-
tween i and 12 O'Clock last night IL
poured Down IN torrents aud there were
several other hard showers before day
light. The sewers throughout tho city
were flooded generally, but no ser. GUS
damage occasloBed. The rain has also
fallen copiously to-day, aud at present
there are noprospects OF clear weather.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
Rsviving the worlds Fair Plan

IL was asserted in New York Satur-
day by dealers In real estate that nego-
tiations were in progress for the sale OF
the wellknown Jumel estate, compris-
ing about fifty acres, aud extending
from Northumberland fifty seventh TO
One-hundred. and-slxty-ifth street, aud
{. ON Harlem river TO st. Nicholas and
Tenth avenua to syndicate composed
Of Jay Gould, Cyrus w. Field and
othe7 capitalists. The prices asked was
Sl,000,000. The intention OF the pur-
chasers, it is said, is to use the property
as site for worlds fair, which is 10
be postponed from 1888 to 1885,
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~" sFAh.nourE cA,r.|
An ma Arsnmen, sn ON the III
This weeI 10 Take n

." ,,a Argnmen, on the v.,
THIS Week. '' Take
WA WASHINGTON, Oct. 70 o
gersoll of couns | for NJ iha hUao'.-colOnd
Gated ca, in the inforna,'inos, 'ns parties
~ inSmas %aata. j. Brady ct al. ' tor n'ed d. a
70 aelraud the Governmanro,f rof +, consl
terHen touIe frauds iS. returned to ths an o. oGe
teruay' Ser ,Hn , The other COUNSEL r,'I city c
ior l The defense gave Dansei poliso e eempI
". woula ~ 10, be prepared to argue que ,ho .hat at
as 10 the validity of the Inf lnIorn .ne qad
s"s.,IO %os'gw. + 1t is doubtful, hVs'ns,l0' howeyss,.l
question pi;aa q is argued at that hr"ISef' ds,h'
iS,, Si,Ss OF Of counsel for the "' cuaO.. uale.
lett m Washington yes,erS.s 1oyefrI
\ YORK. A. A. Cook of the ba' Nor. ,or
y "a also 20 absent. If they have Ph'O'ec han%
ned in time of this desire ,o Of ,9 peen
.hey may reach Washinp,a"ne ,"e Gs T.
morning but it is doubtful e''T Tnn ID
VIII certainly be argued a,,,,i ne =
week. When Colonel Bliss s w. i
last week he signilied his will,"as way
proceed against ex-senator '.gh ngh
medla;ely. A brief of what 'is, il ia,
70 Dc the indictment against II Dor." ,uo
oeen @ prepared by Mr.. Bliss U,'e and
eonhdent sn that at the proper time s Il
senator will be arraigned and c0 con, y
TO give bonds for trial. 'Oul
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
auffocated BY Gas.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. 80, 1881.
William T. Craddock, of Warwick
Cecil county, Nd, blew out the gas
in his room at the Maltby House
last night, and was found dead early
this morning. A. coroner's jury
rendered verdict of "Death by
suffocetion." The deceased was a
farmer, and appently about forty-six
or fortY-seven years old.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
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the uterus in an early stage OF develop
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IL removes felntness, fiatuleucy, de-
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That feeling of bearing down eau 'ng
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Lydia II. PinkhRm's Vegetable
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form ef pills, also In the form or iozepges
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The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
The Brandy wine.

The rains of yesterday and to day
have rendered the BrandYwine very
muddy, but haYe not swollen to
stream 10 any considerable oxtent.
The bulk of the water has not yet had
time to come down from the head of
the creek
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
Taxing sIeepIng.Car ~ qeein,s

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 3d. -+Tbe first
return uhuei the new State law taxing
llle feceip's OF sleeplhg-car and other
Sonhpanles was made yesterday by tie
Ne@ OK central Sleeping car Com
parry. In lis haste TO comply with the
statute lhe Company has doubtless paid
one year 100 soon, for the act did not
take fleet until September 10, and only
requires reports TO be made between the
months OF April aud June,
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
The Brewery Fire.

Investigation into the fire a: Stoeckle's
Diamond State Brewery shows that the
loss viii not be as bad as was first sup
posed, owing to the fact that most of the
LOCO barrels OF beer stocked in the ice
house has escaped injury by fire, smoke
or water. This will probably reduce the
loss 70 an amount but little above the in
surance. Mr.. Stoeckle will rebuild at
once ana get into operation as soon as
possible
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
Irish Tenant. Paying I'm cir Rents.

LONDON, October 3O.-At the rent
ieeeiVihg Olhees in Athlope, Moate,
Mullinear, Roseommon aud Dther towns
ia the west oi ireland large numbers OF
tenant haVe paid ihelr rents In accord
ahee WIN the attachments, despite the
lana League advice not TO do 80. Many
thousands ol tenants In the counties of
west Meath and Rcscommor have deci-
ecu TO take advantage Of the Land Com
mission,
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
THIRD EDITION
PaILADELPHIA MARKETs.

General Trade Less Active = Grain
Lower-WO0I Firm.
Az the season advances there is less
activity In some branches of trade,
which is only natural after the very
active distribution Of nearly all kinds
Of merchandise during the summer
and the first two autumn months. In
some departments. however, the move
mont continues quite brisk and the
outlook is regarded as encouraging.
The grain markets have been irregular
during the past week, and prices OF
wheat and corn have declined, under
unfavorable Western advices. Flour
ruled dali and prices favored buyers.
Cotton was firm. Provisions early in
tho week declined, but closed fairly
active and steady. Wool was firm.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
Violations ofOrdInance.

street Commissioner Lynch has noli-
fed Harlan Cause, who is building sew.
eral honses, part frame and part brick
at Twelfth and Jefferson streets, that tLo
frame pant will have to be stopped, az il
~ in violation of city ordinance. He has
also notified Robert McCaulley of a VIC.
lation OF the law in digging double, IN
stead OF single cesspoos, for some new
houses at Thirteenth and Walnut sire d,
Sui's are likely to.grow out OF both of
these cases.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
An Indiana Underground wonder

INDIANAPOLIS, October 3O.--A com
pany IS being 4 rmed TO lease and open
up Wyandotte Cave, in Crawford coun-
", III ibis State. 1t is nearly as large as
Mammoth Cave, and is much finer and
grander. There is fine hunting and
fishing in the nelghborhood, and it is
thought popular resort can be made
out OF It.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31

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with the greatest care.
lts effects are as wonderful and satisfac-
tory as ever.
IL restores gray or faded hair to It's
youthful color.
IL removes all eruptlons, Itching and
dandriff and the scalp by its use becomes
white and clean.
by It's tonic properties II restores the
capillary glands TO their normal yigor
preventing badness, and making the hal
grow thick and strong.
AS dressing nothing has been found
so efIeetual or desirable.
DR., A. A. Hayes, State .Assayer of Mas
sachuqetts, says Of it: "a consider IL ne
beat preparation for Its intended nur-
poses,"
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31

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their dearest friends as beyond help,
have been permanently cured by the use
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pound. 1t is a positive cure for all fe.
male complaints. Send to Mrs. Lydia
Il. Pinkham, 233 Western avenue, Lynn,
Mas, for pamphlets.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
The FexhaII BEND or ChaIIeuce.

A rumor was published in New York
Saturday that Lord Abingdon had accep
ied challenge Of James K. Keene for a
match at weight for age, distance mile
and half, between Bend Or and Fox
Dali: Bend Or is four years OLD and
Foxhall three years old. Mr., Keene
said that he had received no information
that the challenge had been accepted.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31

Many thousands OF people yearlv
saved from dangerous ievers by tha ]
else of a little tlme'y care in the M
of properly cleansing the system MI
spring season, from the aecumula,e,|
puriiies, which, II left undisturbed N
disease. AS Il purifier Ayers sarsopaI
acts directly and promptly. A A
bottle wlllprove Its merits.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
A Successful Turfman

During the racing season just closed
the horses owned by Mr.. Milton Young,
Kentucky turfman, won fifty races and
S37 ,4s5 in purse money. BooUack took
The lead, having won II races aud Sl2,
T30. Mr.. Young's winning at the pool
box were also very large.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
Mailing PrOtestants OF French
Catholics.


NEW 1 Rk, October 30 "A meeting
was held thls afternoon in Or. Taylor's
Broadway Tabernacle for tbe encourage,
ment Of Protes.antlsm among the
French Of America. j. w. Coolidse of
Boston gave a history of the French
Protestant Church since its inception
four and a half years ago, when Rev.
L. q. A. Cate started a church in La.
we'll with seven members. which now
has one hundred communica ants. Tween
~ thousand dollars, the speaker said.
is required TO carry on the work and
educate ministers in New England. Mr..
Cate also spoke, saying TIN At he became
Protestant after being Catholic
twenty years, and that there was 100, 900
French Canadian Catholics in Massa
chuseLts who might be won over TO Pro
testantism. Rev. DR.. Prime of the
0oSersef ana Rev. DR.. Hitchcock,
President of The Union Tbeolopicai
seminary, also addressed lhe meeting.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
a Mnthcr-iu.LaW Defeatea

lNDlANAPoLls, Oct. 20. AT Shell
oyVllie Yesterday couple by the
name Of Sandefeer were divorced.
AS soon as the decree w hs granted
the Ioriher man ard wife met at the
uoor OF the court, room, and Inv olun
Vhrlly lhey rushed into each others
arms, arms, ana such scene Of bugging,
Alss'ng ana crylngt Occurred as
caused tne Judge TO call them back
ueliyer them a lecure, and annul the
the ueeree' The wife's mother OBJ
Jected, saying she wanted them
divorced, where upon Judge Hare
1ellVered n caustlc Address on the
u'scase Oh mother'in-law from which
tnese TWO people were'su fering. The
iL, man ana wiie went of To try their
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
One Voice

AL =, over the land goes up from mo,I
that says "My daughters ara sn y
ana sad, with no strength. az, All "
Drsa u and life at the least ere
what can we do for them ?D Tbs SA ~
Is simple and full OF hope. One Io a
weeks use OF Hop Bltters viii u
them healthy, rosy, sprightly and NJ
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
PERSONAL,

ID. Eldrldge Richardson, formerly of
this city, is now located at Arkansas
City. lie has secured a situation with
The Little Rock, Mississippi and Texas X.
X. ~
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
IIabituai Costiyene ~

Is the bane OF nearly every American
woman from IL usually arites those
disorders that 70 surely undermine their
neallh and strength. Every woman owes
u TO herself and TO her family tb use that
celebrated medicine, Kidney Wort. 1t
is the sure remedy for constipation, and
Tor all disorders of the kidneys and
liver. Try It In liquid or dry form.
= Equally etticiept in either.-B9aton Sun
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31

purIfies the ood,purte es ou, tnnndermlnd
hnmors In the system, ina lha,,snme disOri
haaIih and settle into trouDlssuaa" the ap1
ders. Eruptiuns OF the sksh hnmors thai
nearanco OH the surface OF IhInoI, lG'
fpboujd he expelled from tle inteIIn iDa.
fernai derangments are tne snme inler.
t,an ~ these same humors 10 hoo,inn hoi they
naI s'' oI1an. or organs, whose aei they dt.
Iaran,sa and whose sUbstancs illa
eaae and destroy Aver o me blood.
axnaIs these humors from olni,or,lers they
Wben they are gone, The ssVUesrdiioa of
,,rndnce disappear, such as o',n1,. Erup.
pIoo, jsn qi"rr S9omach, Kidneys, LagS ,ns Ska, 81
~ .a,,s mi Eitiptiue Diseases o. ,,sio,, pm
t9ns; um E,re, Rove o. EfysybSa"oy, y9ybst,,oy,, 9tt.
dLtN'9hy ny.,,,ies Bl0tcheS, Bolts IpiD0tlOrn,
Ter and sui RheHn Scota .t.,,oi,sm, 1t NeTdlggi,
Ulcers and Sores iht""d ht. nud Head, Femms FeNI,c
pam IN ute Bones. Stde oo,,eo,Th0d o drfynw drn,
Weakness, Serlhhy' ~, anI Uterine Dsdi DInd
rom Internal UfceTdHo9n, "it ittp,dciatOn, m', 'e
Eases, DrOpsy, Dysp,GFpsmI66' iheir departure
General Dcbitng' WI"
health returns.
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