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The daily gazette., 1881-12-29
Persenal ana roIi,icaI.

Judge Cox has made an international
reputation at the expense Of his coun-
nv. FS |e~TF& #E8NS
Mr.. Labouchere says thatif he were
"a Irishman he would be grateful 10 Mr..
Gladstone, but not particularly SO TO
England.
Mr.. Joseph Biggar, NJ. r, 10 about TO
lead 10 the hymeneal altar charming
yonng Irish lady, now resident IN Paris.
Mr.. Edmund Yates asks the admirers
OF the lata Mortimer Collins to send him
contributions for Mrs. Collins, who Is In
destitute circumstances.
The Rev. Mr.. Green Is to be tried by q
church tribunal in ST. Joseph, Mo-, on a
charge OF letting young woman sit in
his lap while teaching her Sunday
school lesson. ,...... .....r.
The Emperor William and the King
of Saxony went out h1nting together the
other d ay, the former killing thirty nine
deer and wild boars and the latter thirty
five.
General George Macdonald, now over
ninety seven years old, has the honor OF
being "father" OF the British army. He
Is Colonel OF the Bedford shire Regi-
ment, and entered the army in Sep,em-
ber, 1905.
Daniel Hale Haskell, who was one OF
the founders OF the express and banking
house OF Adams & Co., San Francisco,
and at one time had an income Of $40,
900 year died in the Almshouse in that
CITY ten days ago.
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Paper N IN Burned.

The -four and saw mill on Northeast
creek, Cecil county, Md, occupied by
VIM. McCrery and owned by George
Richardson, Of this city, was destroyed
by lire on Tuesday nj mt of last week.
The fire was discovered about ort
O'Clock. but it had made such head
way that all efforts TO check II were
futile. Mr.. McCtery had his hands
severely burned while saving his book,
from the flames. The origin OF the fire
il unknown.
The saw mill had been run until
O'Clock The evening before, but the floul
mill had stopped running At 2 clock Il
tho afternoon. Tie mill was insured
for $1,000, but Nr. MeCrery loses several
hundred dollars worth OF stock, ,on which
there was no insutance.
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THIRD EDITION
Live stock ana Fresh Meats. !.

Live AfOok and fresn meutS..
The expofts ofiiss stoek bud fresh
meats from The portof New y ork dur
ing the year ended Nos. 40, 1881, aggre-
gate In value $10,552, 500, more than
one-half of which sum is represented BY
fresh beef. Horned cattle, 80 96S In
number, come next 10 point OF value,
being worth $3,oS4, ,S65 --nearly 500
each. We sent away 26,44l sheep,
valued At $317,794 S73 horses, worth
$235, 100; ! 1868 mules, valued at $201,-
100, and 1,706,l64 pound OF fresh NUT
ton, worth $l32,2s7. The quantity of
fresh beef exported was 60,211 1858
pounds, and It's Salue was S. ,6SS, ,511.
In an interview with a reporter OF the
New York Tribune Mr.. Francis II.
Ralph, . large cattle dealer, said that
the present small expectation Of cattle
was due simply to the fact that there
was no profit In the business. "At this
time last year." said he, Seattle could
be bought at ten cents q pound, dressed
weight, and could be sold in Liverpool
and Glasgow at 10 cents, which would
pay profit OF about $,5 head. Now
We must pay 13 cents pound, making
n bullock cost about 1924 more than last
year. The English market has been
supplied with an unusual amounl OF
alive beef for the reason that sborL
crops have compelled the English farm
ers TO sell of their cattle TO a greater
extent than usual. That supply cannot
last, however, and eventually prices
must go up on the other side. At pre-
sent we are exporting scarcely any
cattle, while last year one dealer shipped
10000, another 20 900 and third 24,-
O0O head Of cattle. Oae reason for the
higher price of cattle In this country Is
the short corn s gpi Corn could be
bought in canada for 20 cents last year,
but costs 40 cents this year. For this
same cause farmers are sending their
cattle TO market only half fattened, and
the best cattle have already been mar.
keted." 5dt g1i
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Hon. VIM. G. lie Due, late COM
missioner of agriculture has been
elected member OF the National 80
ciety Of Agriculture of France NJ.
Eugene Tesserand, the French direc'
tor OF agriculture, announcing the
fact, says: 81 am happy 10 have this
occasion TO show to the esteemed
late commissioner the high cons
sideration Of the French Academy
OF Agriculture for his great servis,
ces.n
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The silent Majority.

President Arthur has surrounded
himself with Stalwart Cabinet; be i,
rapidly filling the subordinate places
with Stalwart material; a stsIwar,
Speaker has been elected; but nOtwlth.
standing all this, the protest OF The d..
minishing Half Rreed is scarcely heard
in the land ". Y. sun
That great Dermotologist, DR.. Z. W.
Benson Of Baltimore has prepared bis
favorite prescription for general use and
now any person, however poor, can gel
the benefit Of his best treatment for skin
disease. II consists of both external and
internal treatment.
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v-.- r.ss.rs. w.. late xaasi..
wILMISGT Dxs poRTroN
IN AID OF THE MICHIGAN suFYRRERs
ACKNowLRpaED.
DETROIT Dec. 2sh, 1881.

) ACKNOWLEDGED.
DETROIT, Dec. 23d, 1881.
EDWARD BETrs, E.Q., President
First National Bank, Wilmington,
Del. Dear Sir Your valued favor
OF the Goth inst, 10 Mayor Thompson,
enclosing draft as noted for 1851 80
for the relief Of the Michigan fire suf>
ferers has been handed to US by the
Mayor to-day. 1t
We desire to tender through you
our most hearty thanks TO the gener-
GUS people OF Wilmington and vicinity
for this truly liberal donation In aid OF
our distressed fellow citizens.
The FIRE sufferers are now housed
moderately comfortable. A supply of
furniture has been given them. We
are distributing as rapidly a. the bad
condition of the roads will permit feed
for their cattle, aud have about COM
pleted our first distribution Of cash to
each family entitled to the same,
which We propose to continue monthly
as long ss our funds hold out or till
the necessity for such aid has ceased
to exist. The generous people OF the
United States have enabled us to sup
ply the wants Of The sufferers far be-
yond our most sahguine expectations,
and very much encouraged and cheer
ed us in the midst Of much harassing
work naturally attendant on such Q
calamity. p.
Yours Very Truly, ....s
ii. Z. BALDWIN, Chairman.
JOHN STIRLING, Secretary.
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Trial of a shaw Valve.

The shaw relief valve, which has beer
purchased by the Washington 5. +. L
Company, was give text yesterday a
tersoos, at Fourth street wharf aud the
plug at Fifth and church streets, under
the supervision of the inventor, Mr.
shaw, Of Boston. The test was very
satisfactory.
The Washington Company yesterds =
received 800 feet Of New American
Jacket linen hose and the Phoenix re.
ceived 100 feet OF tho same kind.
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From the N. Y. Heral4,
INSPIRATION, Murder nm,
Ramy. roly,

inspiration, Murda.
n, gany. Poly
,ha Perhaps s Sa .he most striking ,,..
.ne whole course Of Guitsgss,p s passage
~ ~, ! 'riai Is the speech which :. femarka
,I.o an early stage of tn i, nc Injected
,miormonism. 1t showed ~ uenouncind
eni III nIas wretch Is keeuly conscIoH,i .ne Intel
L,,,I III pea OF inspiration as A s,oas ws. thai
s,,,,ag ,,,g President Garfield ia %a,fanl 1,,a fol
s s'suIe OF originality. Thee utterly des-
osen AZ age In human history Ever eve. hs1
same defense was moi nj t'y ~n when It'd
,nans ,pns villains of sane mind ~ ~ lngea,
suehseives own in w1lful criminalIlv aslllI
own time and country the y ~ In oul
SnGich Is an instance Of " cono. MOImou
=, u,'iteaus pretending to y,ols,o ol,esauon
ooedience TO voice from ,C,s,e G"a law ID
.1Py'st c, was plainly aware Of ths ioell o.l
s,lel' ana either sought 10 bras, a"I par
,orce OF an allusion 10 il as bsa D'sak lhs
the question Of bi, sanity bv ,,ug a,, or
,ng the prosecuting officers n, ',v,pal' .,
,hs as ,nas,y vanity sought to nopono,I. ,o 1',
.ae Inspiration business to the erctn.,i puIli !
u spe Mormon hierarchy. ''u'''0
4 Du, Huiteau might have made
enectlve use Of the coincidence II :. uiola
discussed its bearing in cer. ,ir Nv IA, Oa0
,elations. @ he might have alIersd V'.s, ~,
long toiera'ion OF the Mormons tbu bu ~ ~
onited states government In n,sc,,.,u tu
one spt cies Of crime upder an aI'Il 'nE
inspiration,as as a precedent for ~ ,s aIlege
species. =" aho'he
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The young lady stadents of the Pre-,

The young lady stadents OF the Pres.
byterian College IN Ottawa, learned 9
lew days ago that poor woman, who
obtained . living for herself aud chill
dren by washing, was laid up By sick
ness, and the next morning they went "a
her house, did the washing and ironing
Ior her and sent the clothes bone. That
was good exhibition of muscular
Christianity. A little more of it would
do good. ,1Iit
Edward 8. Stokes, the slayer OF
James Fisk, is said to have made a
considerable fortune in the mining
regions Of the Rocky mountains. He
mas recently bought half interest in
the Hoffman House, New York. and
has set to work to transform the in
terror of that old and familiar hos>
teiry into something like an oriental
palace. f,--IF H.F
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One Experiences from ssaux

had been sick and mlsarahIa 90 ,ouu
and had caused my husband so noch
trouble and expense, no one seemed ~
know what allied me, that was Co..
pletely disheartensd and disconrssad
~ sais p,,, ,,slnh OF m'nd 1 got bottle OF
ny family. soon began 10 iu,n,oyo
and gain strength so RAPIDLY thar M
husband and family Thought IL stranss
and unnatural, but when i told tbam
what had helped nae rbey said. mBnr,ah
FOR Hop Bittarsi long NAV thav n,osnsr
Tor they have mace mother wen and n.
hapny.-rhe Mother, 80
The daily gazette., 1881-12-29
Water Rentn.

The water rents for next year are
now ready and can be paid any day
during the week. II the amount il
settled previous 10 January Slst the
face of the bill will DO received.
During the month Of February per
cent. will be added, and during March
10 per cent. II not paid before April
lst the ferrules will be withdrawn.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-29
A sure Cure for Russ

Do you know what 1t Is to suffer with
Piles =? II you do, you know what il
one OF the worst torments OF the human
frame. The most perfect cure ever
known Is kidney-W ort. Ii cures con
supauon; and then its tonic action re
stores health to the diseased soseIs and
prevents recurrence of disease. Try II
without delay. The dry and the liquid
are both sold by Druggists. GIobe.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-29
SMALLPOX y THE WEST.
WAS snISdroN, Dec. "a

IN view OF The prevalence ofsmall-pox
A. VARIOUS points In he West Surgeon
"ooa"otthi OF tho Marine Hospital
service, has Issued orders to his subordl-
oaLes AZ cincinnati Louisville, Cairo
sau ST. LOUIS 10 vacci nate without
and Mississippi Rivers who NAV apniv
for vaccination.
A telegram from the Naya,o Agenox
M NeW me1ico' received a; tue Indisn
bureau thls moral nR, asks for the Im IN ed
.a'o shl hlpuent oi vadclns potn = enough
IL sspreadng there. ~
The daily gazette., 1881-12-29
ELEv ENTH s rREET BRrpG r

Ths draw pier OF the new Eleventh
street bridge is nearly completed,
Ihe Workinen being now engaged In
hrliins the holes BY whicn to bolt the
Ap'stones n position. The approaches 8
on both sides are being graded, so that
when the draw span Is placed In posi-.
lion the bridge vi U be ready for travel.
ms harpy COMMUNICATION, however, is
not expected Inside OF three weeks.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-29
CHASTITY AND HORRIBLE.
N. Y Evening Post.

Neither law, nor precedent, nor ems.
tonl nor public opinion, warrants the
admission day after day Of crowds OF
people To the court room TO laugh and
applsud OF the sharp hits of the prison
er' counsel and witnesses. Whep we re-
fleet that this is the trial Of the murderer
of beloved President, the last scene
and climax OF the mbst appalling traos.
oy of recent times, the falling of the
curtain upon a natl on In mourning, the
TRANSACTIONS IN aud around the court
room whore the trial IL going on are
simply ghsstly and horrible.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-29
village Des,royed.v r,..

MILWAUKEE, December ia s,.
occurred at Durand, Pepiu Dounty, Wis
on Sunday afternoon and the en,i,.
place with the exception OF three buIld.
iDRs was destroyed. There were txen,v.
four buildings 10 the village. The lo,, |,
estimated at s25 600, on which there nm
q sma I Insurance.
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Another Graveyard Co. n,s..

HARRISBURG, December IA ~
pho.sion Tor rule TO show oansa WI
the business OF The Lochiel Mo,nel rsnyy|
Association, of this city, shoniS n A,s|
closed was made by the Auornss ~, a.. oe|
erai to-day. The Couri Rrantnd M uen- ,p,i
making " returnabls forthwi,h. WITT
upon ibe company lied an spswer as,se
ing 10 decree OF dissolution. Tn AZ
cree was then granted and a ,scs,e ce ue-
appointed. Judge Pearson adion,n,t
~ conrt TO day for the last time N,
w. fimonton taking his seat on Monasv 4
next. 'Nulay
The daily gazette., 1881-12-29
Road 20 the neIaMnre

The work OF filling up the bed OF
East Fourth street 10 the river, by the
National Dredging Company is progress
lug very satisfactorily. Should the pre-
sent state OF the weather continue the
work VIII pfobat tly be completed by
next Spring.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-29
RECIPROCITY WITH MEXICO.
Mr.. Romero Coming as Envoy q
Negotiate n Commercial Treaty.

Negotiate n Commercial Treaty.
MEXICO, December 26 President
Gonz ilez has invited Senor Matias
Romero, formerly Mexican MlnIster
at Washington and three times Secre
tary of the Treasury of Mexico, to
accept an appointment as a special
envoy to negotiate reciprocity trea
ty OF commerce with the United
States. senor Romero will probably
accept the position.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-29
Leg Rroken.

Shortly before II o'clock to-day Johr
ii. LnnRren, watdhman In the employ
sf the r., W. K b. II. H., while chasing
some boys who were climbing over a
number OF freight CARS, fell and fractured
Que OF his lower liulbs. He was remove 4
to his home No. 2Ol 4. Third street and
medical aid summoned.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NS~~NN~
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weak ness, early decay loss of manhood
&C., will send a recipe that viii cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary
in SOUTH America. Send a self-addressed
envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH T. lSMAN,
Sation ID, Ne,C York CITY. oct26-dkw6m
The daily gazette., 1881-12-29

THE CHIEF JUSTICE BETTER.
The latest Information from Dover in
relation iethe condition OF Chief Jus.
tice Comegys is thai he is much improv-
ed and Is now regarded as out OF dam
ger.
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STOCKS.
RID AHEEp
PHI MARKETS.
MEDNESpAY Decem her 2S hp NJ

PHlLADELPHlA IA Markets.
WEDNESDAY,, Decem ber y, 5P. NJ.
FLOUR was rather hrmer. sales or
2to barrels, including Minnesota
at u p for straight; Pennsy lvania
extra family at 81 26a6 20 Western do
do. at Sia7 40, and patents at s. 10 as25,
Rye Flour IS quiet at 81 % IA s Is
GRAIN Wheat was "a traction higher.
sales OF Red and Amber, for milling,
a. a. IA 81 Sssa H. "A Al The open board
II t0F for January, 81 42 for February''
and 81 Al for March; 40, IN bushels Feb.
ruary sold at 81 42al 9. aud 10000 BUSH
els January al S0aI 40, Rye is steady
at VIC. tor Penni. Cora isil fair reGue /
and "A shade better sales of 10 OUO bush
els, including new yellow at u y atsc.
90. whlle, at bI3c,; new Esteamer at
aboISc.; nj rejected at bsc. At the opeu
board, ioOO0 bushels March sod At 75a.c
7$c. was bid for for DeceIn'
Der; Gs &c, for January aud II 1o. for Fe6-
Iuary. oats are In tar request and stea-
dy. Sales of 500 bushels Including
mixed al isc The receipts to-day were ~
follows 3lti barrels Hour 800 bush,
Wheat y ~ bushels Corn 1900 pusn.
o,ts; 1909 bushels uley l5B barrels
WHISKY Small sa es of Western iron
bound are reportsd ut 81 Is per gallon
now held higher.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY. Dec, % r. N.
BEEF CATTLE were In fair demand and
pnces were fraction higher. % head
arri we'd aud sold al the d. ierent yaras
al y 4a1' 4c'per ~ the latter rate for extra
SHEEP. Good sheep were active tand
higher. 1000 head arrived aud sold al
the different yards at a Sc. per lb.
and lambs at "a &c. as to con. .ltion.
HOGS were in demand at an aduarca
900 hea arrived and sald at the diner.
ent yards nj ~ II 9l3c. per pound. the
late rate for extra.
WHIsKY.-lD bbls. Western iron-bouud
sold at4l lspet gallon.
FdTk LTore IDs 80 and Ldnc1aer ara.
nue, HeSt f'hiLpde iphta, bee. ~.
SHEEP.-Extrfs, llO TO I2U lbs. 5l5 To AZ g,
good, " TO no. lbs, ~ A "a fair, - 10 :,
io-., "a; cui ;, a 81. LAMBS.
1000 oto4 medium, 5ajJs common
head btshter suppl, aud market brik
er, but at no advance. - - N
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|Mleluldtism

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Neuralgia, sprains, t' ''''
Pain I'm the Rack and Side.
There Is Hothipg more painful than these
diseases; but tho pain can bo removed and
the disease cured BY use Of Perry Davis
Pain Killer. 't go
or Petroleum product that must he keYa
away from fire or heat to avoid danger
Of explosion, nor IL IL an untried experi-
ment that may do more harm than good.
Pain Killer has been m constant use
for forty years, and the universal testimony
from all parts OF the world Is, II never
falls. II not only effects q permanent cure,
but 1t relieves pain almost instantaneously.
Being a purely vegetable remedy, It Is safe
In the hands OF the most inexperienced
The record OF cures by the use Of PAIN
KILLER would fll volumes The following
extracts from letters received show what
those who have tried It think: ...5..
Edgar cady, ovatonna, MINI, says:
Abont year sinoc my wife became subject
W severe suffering from rheumAtism. Our
rsror yas 70 the PAIN kLLHn. which speedily
Charles Powell writes from the : klors'
Home, London:
Ihad b.en aiiiicted thrn Year, with ns.irSlsda
and violent aiiastnspf the stomach. The 4 Stors
at WetnltnHter Hbsthtal guye up MY cnss IN
despair tired Your PAIs kn.LEn, sud = gave
STRENGTH. and am now able % fonoa my usual
O. Il. walworth, saeo. Me-. writes:
Che .idc BY the use .: yakir Pis kiEIEie
E. York says: +
Ihayt usei your PAN KILLER for r'lepuaiism
and have r,stiyed great bsAcih
Barton Seaman says:
Have used PAIE KiLiKR for thirty years
apd have found u . terer Jaifny rutnody FOL
rheunatiKIi and lanepeAa
Mr.. Burditt writes:
Uaetsr (aHs 10 give n lief In easp NJ rheumatism
Phil. Gilbert, Somerset, Pa, writes;
From actual use, know Your PAIN KfI.IEl
IN TIM bost medicine tan get
All druggists Ieep PiiS KILLER It's pric'
is 80 low that 10 is within the readh OF all
and II will save many times its cost In doctors
bills 25c., SOC. and eI.O0 a bottle.
PERRY DAVIS q SON, Propdetor,
Providence, n. J.
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RED FLANNELs.

A good twilled red flannel
can be found, at 81 cents per
yard, at w. M. Kennard &
Co.'S
The daily gazette., 1881-12-29
Linen HandkerchlefS.

Gentlemen and Ladies
white and fancy Handker-
chiefs, at w. NJ. kennard &
Co.'S, for I24 cents.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-29
EGIsTER's ORDER.
RsetsrER's $ OFFICE.

:, New Castle Co.. December 2I, 1871.
upon lhe application OF Jos pu y HAr.
mao Admin lstratOr OF Hanson HsrmHn
late oil " ilmtngton HID, in said County.
decreased, II is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Administrators afore-
ssid give notice ofthe granting OF letters
Of Administration upon the estate of the
deceased, with Tie date OF granting there
OF, BY causing Advertisements to be poster,
within forty days from the date Oi such
letters, in six Of the most public places OF
the county of New Castle, reaGirtug All
persons having demands against the es-
tate 10 present the same or abide by an
act of Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same 20 he
inserted within the same period in the
,MiLsis9ToN GAZETTE, aneYspsper pub
therein three weeks, g. O. d.
i,--l Given under the hand and seal
l.. ;. OF oilee of the Register aforesaid
county Aforesaid, tue day and year above
written. y. Z. BIGGS, Register.
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased must present the
eaDne duly attested TO the Administrator,
on or before Dec. 2d. 1872, or abide
the act OF Assembly IN such case made
aud provided.
JOSEPH N. HARNAN,
Administrator,
Address: Wilmington, Del a a-,Gtlt.
dec2 -3weod.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-29
C a r p EFT 8.

You can buy a good In
grain carpet for so cents,
and one of the best makes
Tapestry carpets for IS cts.
at
The daily gazette., 1881-12-29
TABLE LINENS.

w. Nj. Kennard & Co. are
showing some veryhandsome
patterns of table cloths and
napkins to match. There is a
finish, style and elegance
ABOUT the goods highly at
tractive, and the styles are of
the latest designs.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-29
LIGHT COATS.

The imported cloth coats
sold by w, M. Kennard &
Co. are attracting attention
and ellciting praise on ac-
count of their superior fit and
reasonable prices.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-29
wiIm ingIOH MarHeus.
rne CITY Markets

The following were the ruIlng prices In
market this morning:
Butter, fresh, per pound ...... $50 so
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-16
TIE T1RIFF aUEsTaoy.

About as good an article as ~e have
seen lately on the tariff question, is one
from David A. Wells, which we here
reprint:
IF every woman who bought a silk
dress were stopped by treasury Off
ciaI as she went out of the store, aud
six out of every ten cut off, forcibly
taken from her, and handed over ts y
silk manufacturer at Patterson, n. j..
or if every farmer, butcher, butter
maker, or meat packer in buying a
hashel Of salt were compelled to buy
and gise 20 a Syracuse, \. Y, salt
manufacturer three quarters of bush
ell additional in order to have the
privilege of using the first busheI; or
if 20, ,OO0, 900 bushels of wheat had TO
be specially harvested aad put aside to
he given to eleven Brssemer steel rail
entsbliss nents each and every year, In
order to enable them to make and sell
steel rails tn the people of the country
It from so to $2S pc. ton more than
equally good rails could be bought for
elsewhere; if the tariff could be alInin-
istered In this fashion. and that which
Is now done covertly could be done
openly, does anyone think that sach a
system could be maintained longer than
necc -skary to elect congress to repeal
III
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-16
A Grain warrhou.e Burn,.

A large warehouse was discovered TO
be on fire at Harrisburg by the railroad
employees just as the mail train arriv-
ed there Conductor Stroud immedl-
ately stopped the train and getting nil
the employees and passengers out he
organized q bucket brigade and saved
the adjoining buildings which were ia
great danger. The railroad buildings
and large grain war house belonging
to May e Senders were In imminent
peril for q few moments, but the buck
cts being handled skilfully they We're
saved. The fire was caused by sparks
.frem the engine used in elevating
grain catching In the shingles of the
roof, while the warehousemen were
gone to dinner The warehouse be-
longed To the bankrupt firm of Smith,
Brasfleld& h Co., but had been leased
and was run by Rampy & Schooling
II contained about 10000 or $4,000
bushels Of wheat, belonging to the farm
ers in that local ity, upon which
there was no insurance whatever. The
building originally cost about 10000
and was also uninsured. We are sorry
to hear OF such loss, as 1t will be the
the cause Of breaking up more than
one farmer