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REPUBLICAN SPLIT ON MA
HONEISM IN PENNSYLVANIA,

HARRISBURG, PA, April Con the
strength Of suggestions received from
Pennsylvania Senators at Washington,
a movement was started among republi-
can members of the Legislature to day
looking 10 the Endorsement OF Malone
aud the republican Senators at Washing
ton In their present struggle. IL soon
became evident that the coupling of Ma
homes name with the proposed approval
OF the attitude OF republican Senators
was dangerous, and a resolution was
framed In which no notice was taken of
him. This afternoon q caucus, attended
by about one half of the republican
members, was held and a resolution
adopted stating that the Legislature ap
proves the course of the United Siates
Senate In insisting on the right of the
majority TO control the organization OF
that body, and hopes for a continued
unanImiLy among the republican repre-
sentatives. Mr.. Wolf opposed the reso
luton, stating that its adoption might
be interpreted as an approval OF Malone
the Tepudiationist. He declined TO be
bound by IL, and said that he would offei
a substitute instructlng Pennsylvania
Senators TO asG their earnest endeavoIi
to secure the prompt confirmation of al
worthy nominations, irrespective of per
sonal or political relations on the part O
the nominees TO any particular Senate
or Senators. just before the adoption o
the resolution OF approval, MessIs. VOL
and Law of Philadelphia, left the eau
Gus. They will vote against the resolu
tion the Legislature tO-morrrw, and will
be Joined by many republicans, accord
ing to present indications.
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A SHEEP HERDER LYNoHEo.

BAN FRANCISCO, April "a Santa Bar.
para despatch says; "A sheep IA ,rder
arrested ON luspicion OF IavisnIng and
numbering MS. Sargent, was taken Dy
cltizehs after The inquest and hanged by
ine neck Tor rev seconds. On being Ia
mad committed the crime but that he
had seen IL, and as IL was done near his
cabln, " divert suspicion f. ON himsrli
ne ne put Ihe 7 pc around the neck of the
where her body was found. He went
over the ground with the cittzeus ~
also dug up the club with whieh ihe m,,T'
ueI ,l w was com united aud produced articles
AIKEN from the murdered woman III
stores were so conflicting as to inc nar-
petracor that the ciLiZsns considered hi :
quit beyond doubt and hange1 MIN In d
tree." - "thn 'o.a
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AN EXCITING CIRCUS ACCI.
DENT.

THROWN VIOLENTLY FROM A WILD
HORSE RUNNING AROUND THE
RING.
Last night, while Coup's Circus
was i'll full blast down al Broad and
Dickinson streets and while the ell
ectric light flashed out with a con.
slant brilliant effect upon an audi
ence Of fully ten thousand people,
one of the most exciting affairs
known to circus life of late years in
this city occurred in the great ring
OF the Hlppodrome. 1t was in the
fiat races, and Frank Morgan, the
celebrated jockey, and four others
were flying like lightning around
around the ring, each on the back
OF one OF the wild horses. Every
round the horses seemed To 90 tas-
ter and every round the riders seem
ed to get more excited aud to urge
them forward at greater speed
Morgan was ahead and his horse
had attained a speed that made the
mead dizzy 10 look at il, when, Just
as he was flying at this tremendous
rate around the upper or east turn
of the ring his horse made sudden,
unexpected stop aud Morgan was
thrown headlong TO the ground.
| Instantly most exciing scene oc-
CURED. Every man, woman and child
underneath the great tent sprang TO
their feet women screamed aud COW.
cred their faces with their handker-
chiefs men rushed forward: mus
clans and circus hands rushed to the
scene, and IN one moment it Eeemed
as If the whole ass M blage was punic,
stricken. Meantime the second horse,
ridden by ,lored jockey, which was
few yards behind Morgan at The time
OF the accident, came right against the
prostrate man, striking his body with
one Of its hoofs, while the other three
horses came right on its heels.
FoT a moment it seemed as thoueh b
he would be crushed TO death. Fortu.
nately the last three horses, with won,
derful instinct, jumped over him
Borne by the arms of dozen circus
men he was carried behind the scenes
insensible, Will two or three medical
men i'll the audience went back anC
examined him. II was found that he
had been badly stunned, but after 9
few minutes work by the physician,
he regainf1 consciousness and they
pronounced his injuries not dangerous
1t is doubtful, however, whether ht
will be able TO perform to. day, though
his friends claim he will appear in the
same act this evening.
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ARRIVAL OF CAPTAIN BOY.
COTT.

Ireland's Future.
A distinguished Irishman, who Is 10
some extent q historical character, ar
rived in New York Monday, by the
steamship Italy, from Liverpool-name-
ly the famous Captain Boycott, who
figured so conspiculousiy in the recent
troubles with the tenantry al Lough
Mask, county Ulster, from which he
and his family were driven in Noyem-
ber last. He is accompanied by his
wife, his mother, Rev. Edmund Boy
colt his nephew A. st. John Boycott,
and friend, MIR. A. Weeks. In order
to avoid notoriety the party did not
register their full names on the steam
eI's register. In reply TO some ques-
tions, Captain Boycott said he had
| merely come over to this country for re-
creation and travel. He could not say
whether he would settle In the United
States or not. Everything depended
upon restol alton OF peace and order IL
tile old country by the present ministry
With refeience to the future of ireland
be remarked: "No human being cal
foretell that. With firm ministry hel
future would be bright and prosperous
bat with vacilliatlng government
there is no hope of protection of life o.
property or of the establishment of in
dustries backed up by English capital
No man can possibly tell what will
happen. was talking the other morn.
ing TO an Irish emigrant, who wa
quite ignorant Of my Identity, and h
tol me boldly that they were determin
ed TO get rid OF all the landlords.
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DAVID DAVIS DIsGUsTRD.

WAsHINoToN, April 6.-Great amuse-
ment has been caused by the absurd story
from New York that Senator Davis has
been asked by the President to take the
New York Collectoship. One of Senator
Davis's friends laughed aloud over it and
said: "Senator Davis went home TO ILL
nois last week In disgust at the state OF
things here. do not believe he will
have anything more to do with public af-
fairs after his term is up unless" he add
ed, with twinkle OF his eye-"unless
Presidential lightning should strike
him."
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THIRD EDITION
WILL THE COLOR LINE FADEf


Thos. N. Williams, Esq, member
of the Delaware Legislature, and
editor of the Seaford Inde1, in that
paper says: mot one Republican
IN fifty is sangulne enough to sup-
pose that the colored people will al
ways remain solid for that party
Each recurring election finds some
of them deserting the Republican
ranks, and in a few years they will
be as completely divided on politi-
cal questions as the whites now are
It is unreasonable to expect any
thing else in a country like ours, and
the faster they are educated the fas-
ter this disintegration will take
place. A few more appropriations
like the one just made by our Leg
islature will enable them 10 become
educated up to that point where
they can grapple successfully with
public questions, and when they dc
this they cannot fail to see the alb
surdity of thLir present one-sidee
way OF dealing with politics. WheI
they become able TO do their owl
thinking they will do their own vot
ing and not blindly follow the die
tates of party bosses as the grea
mass Of them now do. 1t is to th,
interest of the Democratic party ID
well as Of the whole country Lha
the colored people should be educa
ted.
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LIEg!a co. COCA Rrrr TOM.

ever used or prescribed" ssy. y nave
II. GouLLoN, M. d., Physician n'o,1e'sor ~ ,s
Iron Cross, etc. Vi The
"The Ell CT Of The Coca borders uno, a..
marvellous, and II OF clearly aulSsnM,ss s Ms
, csaea py =. scientists undoubted verael,,
Dr. WIN. \. SEA RLE, BrCoklyn'N s~h
IL is invaiua bic In head ana, Il.
weakened memory. dizziness de,se,
nation OF hloo To tie head, sick and d,nl' nal
vous besdache. Also highly bepee,ss,
~ paipltation OF he heart and oths,
drDpsical affections, paralysis. dysnsnsS
monthiy suffering and billousnsss ns
ware Of worthless limitations. Dc
nj r.. Il
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The La. Charity ais.

"Charity suffereth long and Ii kind -
There has arisen a fierce discussion
among The ayowedly religious newspa-
pers, TAX Ing as text the propriety OF
giving dancing aksemblys. balls TO main.
tain hospitals In the city of New York
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, doing evil,
II IL alleged, that good may come from
II. In fact, as one of the leading p Gus
mail TWO dollars 10 M. A. DauphiL, al
No. 3l9 Broadway, New York city, N Y.
or the same person at New Orleans, La :.
Tor ticket In the next grand monthly
State Lottery Company. to take place
April 18th, al New Orleans, and draw
$50 600, thereby aiding the Cnarity Hospi.
tai In that city. anrs
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DEsIsTER's ORDER.
REaIsrKR,s OFFICH.

RE0IsTER's OFFICE,
New Castle county, March I'd, 1881
Upon the application OF Samuel j. Nc
Gall, Executor OF John w. Mccall late
OF Red Lion Hundred, in said coun-
ty deceased it is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrator aforesaid
give notice OF the grating OF letters
Testamentary upon the estate of the
deceased, with the date OF granting there
of, by causing advertisements 10 be post
ed within forty days from the date Of such
letters, in six Of the most public places oil
the county of New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands against the es-
tate to present the same or abide by an
act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same TO be
Inserted within the same period in the
WILMINGTON GAEETTE,a newspaperpub-
ished In Wilmington, and to be oonttn-
ued therein three weeks, (e o d..
,. Given under the hand and seal
l.. y. OF office of the Register aforesaid
s-~~~, at Wilmington In New Castle
county, aforesaid The day and year above
written. b. @. BIGG5 Register.
MOTTO II
All persons having claims against tn,
estate of the deceased must present III,
same duly attested TO the Executor
en- or before March Sd. 1882, or abide th,
act OF Assembly in such case made anC
provided. SAMUEL ]. MCCALL,
Executor.
Address Red Lion Post oflics.
mchk-2weod
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THE ELEVEN TH WAND.
PASSAGE OF THE BILL IN THE
SENATE THIS MORNING BY
A VOTE OF 8 TO1.

THE DIAMOND STATE GAS coMPANY's
BILL PASSES.
Special dispatch 10 the Gazette.
DOVER, April z, 12 80 p. m.
The Eleventh ward bill passed the
Senate this morning by a vote of 8 to
l. Mr.. Belts voted in the negative.
The bill Incorporating the Diamond
State Gas Company also passed Che
Senate. n. T.
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DOWN AT HARLAN'S.

The Levy Court met this morning
as usual at 1890 O'Clock, and after
the roll had been called, immed-
iately adjourned for the purpose OF
accepting an invitation from the
Harlan g. Hollingsworth Company
to visit their works.
The court proceeded in body to
the works, and were shown through
the different departments. They
were much pleased with their visit.
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Amusemenrs.
ST EVENINGS PERFORMANCE.

LAST EVENINGS PERFORMANCE.
i A very good sized audience
assembled in the Opera House last
evening to witness the second per
formance of "Evangeline, or tine
Lone Fisherman" The company
was about the same as when il Was
first presented here with the excep-
ton that MIR. George A. Schillar
took the part of the Lone Fisher
man" in place of Harry Hunter
The performance was enjoyed by
those present.
BURLEsQUE OPERA.
M. B. Leavitt's Burlesque Opera
Company will make its first appear
ance in this city this evening, in the
burlesque of the opera Carmen.
OF the company the New York
Herald says:
We have had on our American
Stage during the last ten years sew
eral excellent opera burlesque com
panies, although it must be ac'
knowledged that meanwhile mucf
larger number have gone the way
of all flesh and passed into oblivion
Few of either the successful or un
successful organizati, MS, however
have been more dlstinctively Ell
glish in their character than tha
which appeared last night at HaV
erly's Lyceum Theatre under the
above title, and presented for tn,
first time in America a traVesty OF
the opera of"Carmen."
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SECRETARY BLAINE,s :, =

WAsHISeToS, April s.-Tbs AS
cd Illness OF Secrel aly RIa,n. W eport
tsr'onsly Hr . regarded here by his frisSatss Suts
de is now laid up at bi, rs.;s rss;ss.ends.
ms disease is stated as aout. ,,h,asncs. rhucs
tism. This is aggravated bn b,usuna.,
exertion. Blaine is harder voN, over,
than any man in the Cabin, worked
friends IRE; are fearful Of its prostrs,in. Sra N.
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FOUND AT LAST

The steam pleasure yacht Blue Bird,
belonging TO Allen Gawthrop, Jr.,
which has been missing for some time
past, has been found at the bottom oi
the Christiana near the Harlan &
Hollingsworth Company's yard. She
was submerged in twenty one feet oi
water. An effort will be made TO raise
her to-day.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
bTATE UNIVERSITY or Low .

can endorse 1t as the best nrenars-
llen OF the Kind | have eve used NJ
pnysislsa can afford TO do Without IT.
Ph. D., M. d. professor OF Disessas 81 81
women, co., of the LiebIg Co. ~ Ami
GATED Extract of Witch Hazel. CnTes
rehaie weakness aud, Periodlca snfier.
"a ~, So iIeucoITnoea. Exhausting losses OF
Counterfeits. NueaP
Sold n nifty cents and dollar sinOs.
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marriages have Increased 40 per seut
since young men have learned OF the
soothing effect OF Sines' Tar, Wild Cherry
II you keep bottle on hand for An emer-
ssney. you are safe In bringing things TO
OuAAA1s foka
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
a CARD.

To all VINO are suffering nom the er-
rors and indiscretions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood
&C., will send q recipe that will cure yon
was discovered by q missionary In South
America. Send q self add ressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Stdtton d
.Vetp Pork CIV. MayS-eodDAWly.
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ANOTHER GUN Lownr, mo

LONDON, Apri! 6.-Ths 81 to.
1alsus 10 satIernoou says, "Ths ,D,h's ~I,He
,'les hds', OF me Lonuon Custom House nUa, h.n.
oeen warned from Liverpool thai aave .S
.a, .p, .o olow In that building viii H. ~
are being taking. p''0sutlon
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TUE new liquor law does not go in :
to effect until the 1Uth of June. SO
that there is no need of charging adj
vertisements to freeholdeis.
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l.y60 Prizes, sn4'~
n Tickets, 80. Do Tlckeu's~S
~ EaIsTEI.'s ORDEIs.
REGIsTER's OFFIon,
Naw CATTLE Co. March U

New Castle Co.. March W, ls'i'
Upon the application OF William H.stA,sN.s ~
Administrator of Lydia J. staaIs, ,n,r
oI wilmington Hd,, In saia oI oob X
deceased, IL Is ordered aud directsa
Tile Register that the Adminisuator .,.rs s
said give notice OF the granting OF ~ ~ Ia
2i Administration upon the estA.e ~ .s.rs.
deceased, with the dale OF granuus astN
n, Dy causing adv ertisements Ups susl
WIIniu lorLy days from the dae - of
letterA, in six OF the most PUBIC pIs III
tue county Of New Castle, reqIirihs a.
persons having demands azalnst ~ an
tate To present the same or Ablde " "a
act Of Assembly in such case mAus ~ ha
DT Vldes. And also cause the SANS -, ~ ,bs
Inserted within the same psIloo - NIB.
WILMINGTON GAzKTTk, Anewspap,,p
lshed in wilmington ana 70 DO oo
therein three weeks, e. o. q. "a AL
-, Given under The hano seHssssld
Il. S. of ONCE OF The Register 40 r~stIe
-O-y at Wilmington, In Nsw .hoye
sounty Aforesaid, the day ana Iz,s,1r
written. n. q. BIG0bI hesps
NOTICE.
Ali persons having claims ae, tLs
estate OF the deceased must pTe,.,,.to tor,
same duly ALLested ~ the Aum ahIde
on or before March 00th, lsosI VI - .de
tho act OF Assembly In such sAss
WILLIAM II. STATE,
Adm inisMasSh
Address = Wilmington. Del.
mn3I .3Weods
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NOTlCE.--Dr. Kline's Great Nerve
Kestorer isthe marvel of the age for ali
Nerve Diseases. AL fits stopped frer.-
Send tosSl Arch Street, Philadelphia.
oct 20-lv
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"Mav your troubles vnIy be little on es
and may you always nave Dr. Bum
Baby syrup handy" said AN old bache
lor TO u newly married couple.
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Frem Yesterdays Late Edition
THE LEGISLATURE.

The bill Incorporating the Delaware
Locomotive Company was passed. also
the bill Incorporating tho "Star OF Beth
ehelm," Of Milford and the the Airing
toE Mills Manufacturing Company. Mr..
Bradford introduced a bill to amend
chapter 80, volume l6 Laws Of Delaware
changing January" TO "June," and
"Octob sr" to "May,.' In reference to as
sesm uts of school taxes In the city OF
Wilmington, to conform TO the require
men of the Iiscal bill. Read twice and
referred. The bill supplementary to the
act for the prevention Of cruelty TO chill
dren JprovidiDg that the court may
aw ard 10 the mother minor child OF
estraDged parentsJ was passed; also the
bill supplementary to the act for the
prevention OF cruelty to animals lprohib
itiDg the abandonment 10 die Of any
IN aiuied, sick or disabled animal. The
SenMe bill for the better regulation OF
the streets OF Newark was read twice
and referred. Mr.. Tomhnson intro
duced a bill supplementary to the act
for the suppression OF intemperance'
was read twice. II provides that the
Wilmington bailiff shall be appointed BY
Governor, instead Of the court. The
bili prohibi' Ing stock running at large
Ia District No l26, Sussex couu.y, war
lost. Mr.. Bradford offered joint reso
luton increasing the annual appropria
ton for the Stalr Library trom $3.50 TO
$500. Adopted. The bill TO incorporate
the Sbipley Street Drain q Chmpsny was
| called up and postponed until to morrow
| morning James Morrow Geo. Mccall
j. X. Fli,nu Cyrus Stern, aud W. f.
Brick are named as corporalors, witt
power to construct sewer Ia Shipley
street; the capital stock Is placed a
5000; nothing contained In the bill i
| TO be allowed to come In conflict witt
the authority of the City Coupcill Tb'
| bill requiring the Farmers Bank ant
its branches 10 make annual report wa
read a second time and referred. Mr.
Tomlinson's supplement to the Intem
perAnce bill was referred to specia
cOmmi tee compose OF Messrs Tomhn
son, StayJn and Swaype.
Adjourned.
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FOURTH EDITION

A GERRYMANDER Of the first order
has jusr been executed In Wiscon BY
the Republicans. IL takes 81, ,l12 Demo-
Gratis 10 two oonnties 20 elect Sen ator,
while 30,92l Republicans in another
county are given whole Senator to
themselves. In Milwaukee II. .90l Demo
crats elect one AssemblymaD and ID, 4,OS3
Republicans are represented by two
members. The authors of this gerryman
der are she men who 60 round bowling
that voters are excluded from the polls at
the South. The grand results Of the war
Will not be imperilled now, 80 far a. the
Badger State is concerned, It'll the anti
Republican minority is converted into a
majority OF 100, 900 or so, aud the dreary
suecessioo OF Camerous and Sawyers
will endure to sf1ict the Senate for
an other decade.
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SENATOR DAVIS NOT AT HOME

BLOOMINGTON, Ill.,, Apri; 6.-Seuator
Davis is not at home TO day and cannot
be found. But It may be safely said there
Is no truth In the story of his meddling
with the New York fight.
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Wnm ingIOh Markets.
iILADELPHIA MARKETS

WEDNESDAY, April s, 8 p. M.
FLOUR is fairly active and firm. Sales
of $500 bbls, including Minnesota extras,
al S. 70 for medium TO fancy, clear, and
at Se 20 a s6 IS for straight; Pennsvlyania
extra family at 81 80 5 25; Western, do.
do, at s. 5Oa 6, and Patents at sc 76a7 75
Rye Flour is firm at - 121za5 % per bar.
rel. Nething doing in Corn Meal.
GRAIN.-W is fairly active and
prices are nc. higher. sales of $500
bushels, including rejected, at 81 lp% a
l Ii and No. 2, red, car lots, at Si.22
No. red, In elevator, at / % April, 81 NJ
May, and 81 70 June. ,Rye-Pennsylvanis
| is worth at at Sl.O4 a l Us per bush. Corn
Is in good r quest and rather firmer
sales OF 1900 bushels, including yellow
at 55c. a5615c., net and regular; steamer
54ca55; and rejected, at 4ISa55c. Al the
open board, 6615c. was bid for April, 55lSc
Tor May. aud 5i15c for June. Oats are
In good demand and higher. sales oi
9DUO bushels, including white at 44a4sc
and rejected and mixed at 42ISa43.
The receipts to-day were as tuilo Ws: 23lI
barrels OF flour. Is. 500 bushels wheat, 70,
| 40O bush. corn, 340O bush. oats. 400 bush
| els OF barley, and ~ barrels whiskey.
WHlsKEY-SmaIl sales of Western iron
| bound are reported at 4l 10 per gallon.
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PARK DROVE YARI

FVty-second and Lancaster aUe, April 2.
SHEEP-Extra, ITO to l3U s.-0.3O to q. 40:
good, 10 10 lUO Ds., 0 to 6.25; Iair, 81
70 70 Ms, 6h to w; good lambs, "a to
9 to ~. Arrivals. 400 head. Market
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET

.., NHUNUAA hpTII 4 D T, MI
Beer cattle were In demand this week
mead arrived and sold at the different
yards a. 64c. per pound, as To quail
Ly.
sHEEP were fraction higher. 9OOC
sold at the different yards at. 55za6s<c.
per h., and Lambs at TAI lSc. per Id.
HOGS were unchanged, $500 Ihead ar.
rived aud sold at the different yards, al
6a11zc.. per lb., as to condition.