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The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1881-10-01
PETITION FOR LICENSE,

TO tie honorable Board Of Mayor and AZ
dermen Of tie city Of Jackson, Kinds
County, Mssissippi.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20
Some specula ions About the
Comet.

If the comet were TO come in con.
tact with the earth, the temperature,
according to Prof. Newc5mb, woulu
rise to 10000 degrees in the shade.
The pro essor says SAT the first con
tact in the upper regions of the atmos-
phere, the whole heavens would be
illuminated with a resplendence beyond
that Of a thousand suns, the sky radi.
ating light which would blind every
eye that beheld 1t, and heat which
would melt the hardest rocks. The
high st degree oi heat that may prac-
tlcally be obta ned In the laboratory Is
that of the electro arc. which attains
temperature of 10, 600 degrees, whil,,
as we have seen, i'll its motion throup i
our atmosphere, solid body may
generate a temperature of milliuus ui
deg ees. A few seconds of this, Will.
the huge body was passing throu
the atmosphere, and he collision a,
the earth's surface would in an lust a n,
reduce everything there existing l.,
fiery " por, aud bury It miles deep i,
Tie solid EARTH" While this ia M,
very pleasant summer readi0g, it i.
well e1 ugh 10 know just what W.
can expect in certain conting ency.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20
100 Cottages.

Rev. H. U Sebring, of Parkesburg
Chester county, who has in charge
he erection vi tents at Joanna
.Ieia hts, this county, on the line OF
he Wilmington aud Northern Kali.
oad, has number of carpenters ut
PRESENT employed iu making pre-
paratlons Tor the grand camp meet
~ to be held Oh the grounds, com.
nencing on the 10Th OF August next.
rhe camp meeting will be held in
what was formerly known as
kachel's Grove, about one mile from
J,auna Station, on the Wilmington
,ud Northern 'taIlroad. This place
not known as Joanna Heights, 10
tOusequenee Of it's commanding posi-.
ION, being situated on The edge OF
he range, from wblclfan adm rable
new OF The SURROUNDING country can
,e obtalnrd. A number of cottages
,rc now III course oi erection which
will shortly be completed. The grove
, located on The northern slope of
Joanna Heights. The distance from
tradiug by railroad is eighteen
miles, Reading Times.
Count Hohenau, the younger son OF
ne late Pr nc- Albert of Prusri. by hr
'iorsanatic marriage, mas just reeL
united to the Baroness, won der Deck.n
-uri Or W all IA metse ioItuDe. Tb,
'uuut, who serves WITH bis brother il
the First 4 gimei OF the Dragon
iuatd-, Is great iavoiIre at Court AM,
moug his bro her utfiuers The uai
rage was celebrated with great pomp,
mi among the gusts we're Prince anu
Princess Albert of Prussia.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20

CHICAGO has led uff with an ordinanc.
o compel those who use steam boz lei
furnaces to prevent or consume lheiI
moke. The health officer annouuces
hs resolve TO enforce II, and 10 surpIis
ng railroad men, factory men aud tus
.leD by serving no Ice on them tha the,
aust stop their smoke In the city. N,
PARTICULAR apparatus is prescribed. Eacl
must mud how 10 do II. The officer
thinks it will take time TO make so z, eal
revolution III habits, but that IL Can b.
done and will BIZ done.
A FIRE In Red Bank, New Jersey,
Yesterday morning, destroyed twelve
buildings on the river front, including
The r .glsIer building aud he Wes ern
Unio Telegraph office. Ths LOSSES
aggregate nearly $50, 900.
Elijah Stevenson, an insane girl who
was kept at home, In McCandless
township, near Pntsburg,. k He'd her
father, aged 65 years, by kicking him
IN the stoma h, yesterdt y, during fit
of maniacal excitement.
Sheriff Timberlake, of Clay county,
Missouri. who has been searching wi b
posse for the Rock Island Railroad
ROBBERS, returned to Kansas City yes.
terday. having found no trace OF the
rufiians.
The Garfield find up to noon yester.
uay amounted to $l48,008.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20
British Iron workers strike,

Ii HDuN, Juiy 19.-- he blast fuIna
men . tlhee OF the iron works IN u
Ch vel .nd dis rict have struck against
= duct'on OF "a per cent. in theif wage
anu ,wentS-foui furnaces are die. II
stopl age of these furnaces will reduc
sne ot.i make OF pig iron in Clevelah
~ so 'et 103 tons daily,a d WI
,nroW 4,OOo men ut of empleympn,. !
the st'iKe is MOI settled III a few da,
the 60, sequt Will he serious. !,
ton.e OF tie ~ rnaces will be blown on
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20
Low Prices for Vegetables.

The extremely low prices received
by Long Island farmers this season
will cause mary of them this fall to
sow more winter grain and seed down
more grass than heretofore. Potatoes
we're never finer, and are now heirg
dug in large Quantities. Two dollars
per barrel is the hiph st price yet OBJ
talned for them, and frem that down
To $i.25. Some farmers last week
sold whole loads ef beans Tor l2 cents
per bushel, 1t costing nearly that to
p ok them, while Others, unable H.
obtain even that price, cut the bag
strings and allowed he Italian women
and others TO carry them away.-N z.
Sun.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20
The Potato and Tobacco Cron..

WA>HINGToN. July lS.-lhe follow
Ing rtports showing the condition, acre
age, &c., OF potatoes and tobacco through
out the country on July l were Issued
fr m the Department of Agriculture to-
DAY: "Of potatoes there has been an
increase OF 2 per cent. Ia the area plan.
ted throughout the wht le county since
1880. New YORK and Michigan report
an increase of per cent. each. Mis-.
souri, an Increase Of @ per cent, and Ohio
decrease of per cent. The condition
OF the cropis reported very high. The
acreage of tobacco is largely 10 excess of
last year, particularly In Maryland, Vir-
glnta aud Kentucky; but In view OF the
large decrease Ia 1880 in these States
owing TO q scarcity of plants, the area
will not be greater this year than 10 1879
the year In which the AREA was given foi
the census of 1880 The condition OF
the crop Is reported higher than last year
in the same time.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20
The New York City Death Rate.
From the Sun.

~
Tie l.pol, uf the Register Of Vital
Vi It's Ice shows that our caleuiallons
the mortality OF the city for the last sis
inonlhs Of this year, made immediatei,
after June closed, were substantially
correct The number of deaths for Ills
halt year " as 1855, asainst l5, ,446 foi
the corresponding period In 1850. Ih'
increa.e H. 1881 was, therefore, =, ls9, o.
about one-ffth.
This iLei are was not SO great as II
was ita,ea nj one time IL would De, 10
contrary 10 expectali ID, June proved Il
be lie. ltby month. The fiigntful deaf
rae " hich al.rmisls piophesied wbe'
the Street CleAUi, y bill Was under I'll
cusslun dIJ not occur IN either May
June. As the ~eallisr grew "
warmer, lie average weekly mor,all,
diu Lot Increase III ateiiall3 over that
9 cold SEASON. The gieaier Luinbrr'
deaLts tor The SIX months, as coDpar.'
with 1850, was c..iefy due to the eA
ceptIonaiis ueav, NOR ality vi the VII
tel -ally spring. Not ouly here II
New York, hut aisu r.. orally thiousl
Gu e rope aud The Uui'ed States, JA'
uaiy, February, ai.u March we've Ml
uui by than III ordinary Years, l
In- iirr ~as long anu severe One.
WI en- we look os,I the CAUSES I IT,
destbs during the halt year ju,t passeu
We hnd That there MAS all iuc easeu mo
taity .fr"m nearly all kinds of disea,e
The exceptions were measles aud hooi
Ing cougD, and disrfi % ii diseasts.
We bee, luo, tina. Tue mortality amoh.
child, en- under s ,ears ot aye v as Ii,
very greatly increased. 1t was Z, $50 .
1851, againsi 6,y55 III 1880. That is, /
was only about l3 per cent. more TN
yeai, while Lhe iurIeAse in The toto
moltaIiy was 70 per cent. This ten
we'll for our SANITARY government, l.
the mortality ainong young childre
furnishes the best test ot 1t.
Now, however, tie heat aficts the il
faLts III the ienemenL houses esp, ci-lll
aud we fibd the death rate running
hi. her than any time during the tist S
m, ns of lhe year. sui, tue mortal,
10 mo- greaiei Ihau that We have expel
enced IN other summers, tho, gh til
city u never beioie 50 crow aeu as IL
this July.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20
Another Case Of ALLEGED Cbol.,,

PHILADELPHIA July, IS. Another
de,th from cholera. across the rive. Ia
New Jersey, has given rise t0a fear
among the physici ms that the disease
may bee IN epldem 10 If strict attention
" SAINT ~ matters Is not enforced by
the Board OF Health, Rev. Timothy
4 orney, aged elghLy.0ne Yeas died On
Sunday after an illuess of eleven houn,
accompanied by q. the weli-knOwn uymp
tom Of the Asiattc cholerA. Df. d. V,
Schenck, ene OF the m ~ eminent physl.
Clans tu Camd n and who had experenee
tu the epidemics ib 1919 and let's, was cal
led upon 10 stiebd tine pat enl OIL 1ua-
= mornl g and was forced to conclude
that ne was AFFLICTED with something
IN re setiuus lnAn the cholera m0rbua
4 am n OF NJ. q .armi o. said the doctur
this evening, sand dislike very much
to ap, ear IN he light Of Anything ir
p osc chino UIe. Bt I ,snuily 81 eAkiLt
ar. Th0rney's ca was similar 10 thi
T Mr.. Jas Dunn, wlo died few we'd
ago OF Asiatic cuOie a. far thst boa
Cares were due TO Atmospheric ln6eloa
aud not to Q releOsn' IN In diet. Dr. Msi
cy. anolher weli-known pracut Iner, was
OF N OpIn on that the Cases mentioned
mtsht be the ~ erunners Of an epidemic
although he deprecated the iles Of
readI 6 such .n opinion. Mr.. hJrney
Was well-kn. wn and highly respected
clergyman ln the Methodist lhurcn ior
ne last sixty Years.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20
ID EalsrER's ORDER,
REGIsTER's OFFICE,

REGIsTER's OFFICE,
New Castle Co., June 8th, s8i.
Upon the Application oi Juhh Fehten
bach and rauiine " Aschenbacli, Execu-
tors Of Augustus Ashenbach, late oi VII
mington Hundred, In said county, deceas
ed, II is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Executors aforesaid
AiSe notice OF granting oi letters Tes
tAmentary upon the estate OF the deceais
ed, with the date OF granting thereof, by
causing advertisements 10 be posted with
In forty days from the date OF such Letters
In SIX OF ths most public places nf tn
sons having demands against the estate to
sembly In such case male aud provlied.
And also cause the same TO be inse: Ted
within the same period in the DAILY
GAZETTE, newspaper published Ia WI
m ingtOn, and 10 be continued therein tnee
weeks, cod.
.~, Given under the hand and seal
J l.. b. OF office OF tue Register Aforesaid. .
t~~~' ut stun, IN New Castle
county, Aforesaid. the day and year above
written. S. z. BlG0S, Rsgistei.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims again st tue E5-
ate OF the deceased. must present the same
duly nttesLed, " the ExecuLors oh ot
before stu day of Juue, A. u. l6s2, or abide
the Act oi Assembly In such case tnade
and provided.
JOHN Feb sENBACH,
PAuLIN q W. AshENB ACf.,
Execuiorn
Address s:-Nilmington, Delaware.
tu8-eod3w.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20
Eloped with hi. wife,. sister.

ELLENvILLE, N. Y, July 17.-Mr
Thomas keener is an old and respect.
ed farmer living at Lackawack. HI.
eldest daush or was married a few
years ago to John Daugh, also a fai
mer. Or late he had been stopping
with his wife at the home of her paf
ents. IL was noticed hat he was pay
tng particular attentions to his wife, :
unmarried sister. On Friday las,
Dangh aud his sister in-law eloped
since which time noihing has bee u
seen or heard of them. The ia her OF
the young girl has given notice that
ue will pay no bills OF he contracting,
aud has also placed the case ia the
hands of an officer.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20
General Foreign NesOs.

LoNOONs ouiy AH5 ASoA
Mr.. Andrew d. White, American
Minister at Berlin, will start for
America in August.
Don Carlos, the Spanish pretender
recently expelled from France, has
arrived in London.
Telearaphic communication with
The Continent Is very lmperfecl,
owing to severe storm which pre-
vailed lii Paris last night.
The committee Of the French
Chamber OF equities OIL the Press
Jaw will recommend concurrence in
he amendments U, the Senate.
The governments of France and
spain have agreed upon principle
or the settlement Of the
laims of SJ,utsh sIf,rars iu
Oran. A commission will be ap
,ointed To hx the amounts.
Gordon, one Of the traversers IN
he recent Irish state trials has besu
ound guilty tor having, after arrest
Under the Coercion act, melted a
;rowd to murGer. Sentence has been
deferred.
An unsuccessful attempt was
made on Monday evening To shoot
vwo editors of anti Ministerial papers
~ The public promenade at Athens,
The perpetratOr was arrested, but
wo supposed accomplices escaped
The Jewbailers of Neu StetLin,
nyered at the denunclations of the
Veu. Stettiner Zeitung, severely as
'"uittd The edilor, sacked some
hops and demolished the Zeitung
Nice. Over thirty Of the rioters have
,rtn arrest, al
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20
Seven Men Killed by Drunken
Indians.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 1s.-A
special despatch to the Gazette from
Fort Smith says: "Grsenleai, near Fort
Gibson, In the Cherokee Nation, a point
about fifty mites west of Fo.t Smith was
the scene of horrible tragedy on Sa'ur-
day. The Creek aud Cherokee Indians
were having barbecue prepara ory to
nominating ihrir candidates for The en-
sning election next month, and whiskey
flowed freely. Two full-booded Indians,
Bill Loyett and Deer Track, became
drunk and In their frenzy made an
onslaught on party. Seven men were
killed and others ,nortally wounded.
The mui derers are at large and no efforts
are being made to arrest them.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20
Brooklyn TO Have Another Fourti
of July

Au appropriation was made by the CI
OF Bro klyn Of $l,7U0 for fireworks VII
which 10 cel-braie the Fourth Of JuS
The III. works, il seems, were purchas,t
OF coii.fac ed fnr, ut not used, ing +,
the doubt hangi, & over the life Of Pi.s i.
dent Garfield by rsasoD Of his attempt ,
asssination. In is now proposed
nave formal celebration as SOON as Il
recover, OF the President has become a
establish ed fact,in VIII eli celebration ! /,
nvroteel n'es intended for the FouIlh ol
July sh.l be- used.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20
National lduea., ,enal Association

ATLANTA, Ca, July lv.-ILe No
tiousi educational ASS, ciail III met he.
to- lay. The aadIess of welcome Wa
Delivered by Governor C'iquitt. H.
inaugural address was msde by IT,
Pie,iGebt of tie Association, j. H.
SnaIt, Of Indiana. Two pap rs, one Z, ,
"Lints of Advance" by q. U. found,
Pie.ident Of the Maine Normal Schoui
and Que oil "What We Shall Teach u
Our Elementary Schools, by A. j. Rici
oil, Superintendent Of ochnols, Cte,,
ls.d, o., were read AT the afteiB, o.
two pal ers were read: "rhe Pullos
lby Ill straliou," BY j. j. Burns, OF Z
lunbus, o and "E III alton Of the S |
siblinies," by John W. ID ,wd, ui 1 leu
.. Tonight John Eaton, Uuied Stat,
Commissioner oi Education, spoks %.
"Edseaiion aud The Building uf IL
State," after which 6 and bar quet "
& yea by the citizens t6 III. assuciati
ut u e kimball b5use. There are 2,
q. aes present, repr, senting thlr
Stat e.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20
TRAVELLING BY RAIL.
The English and American Systems
Discussed by the LOndOn ssstan.
dard.o

LONDON, July 18 The STANDARD, In
an tditorial In its evening edition, says
. The robbery in a railway train in
America, an account Of which is pub
lished TO day, although by De means an
uncommon occurrence, happens oppor-
lunely as afiording US reply TO the
American STRUCTURES upon the danger OF
the Engllsh plan OF separate compart-
neuts. The American cars seem spe-
cially male 10 invilc this kind OF out.
rage. With the English system sucl, a
Wholesale raid is impossible. In an,
case one carriage alone could be robbsd d
here before the passengers and officials
could organiz resistance. As there IL
No example vi such all event in our
railroad history, we may assume thai
The difficulty aud danger are SO great at
TO deter even the most daring criminals.
The &C ual uanger of murder or robbery
Is Tar less ON English lines than on
American
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20
senator-Elect Miller an.
ruip Interest. s"o Wost

w. Fuip Interest. "o Wostl
From the Utica IN. Y, obssrv..
A reader desires an ern, ei'
what wood pulp means p,ssaalion ans oi
position on the tariff shss, sIa why h
dlenatlon. Wood pulp Is a pIlesSkes lssSIos y.
@ E,euient 10 the manufacturs S'ng =, To-
Inc paper upon which tho nh VI Papa.
printed is from one-quarter ttesetVer ~ s b
wood pulp; its proportion n " one ball
OF paper varies with The onaIs, Jt.ef Kind,
sr.,cle. sna .. II 70 made BY SAVING sa.sl ., 10
ana poplar logs into blocks AND apua
70 snem through fibre machines. 'aanalns y d
Few men own the patent unen -. a 'e1
cess. Last year 1t wss sssa,,a M sus pra
Oongressmen Warner Millsr lls,'''ta y. thai
York, and Russell, OF Mss,,l q Nss
,s,a wsrT Tr, .ne .ol. owners Of this rss procs's
.,ie United States. 1t may be ''s ihst s 10
oIneis are Interested in 1t, bn, ny - sOas
practical intent these two NAV ,hs bs 70 ~
ca as the American proprletors u',eY,ls n ~
Owning this, they are able IL
now much wood pulp shall BE- sola ~ "
M Thav 'has ha .eeulate the price Of papsr
.ney nave grown wealthy bv fpraiu. fongu,.
up this price and by pre,eni;no ,"clng
Importation Of wood pulp rg undnr i. sne
duties-thns levying direct . IA. uSasy navy,
tne education and intelligence Of ftS. II.
country. The newspapers S and =, nuS sIs
fishers and the general public unitss SsSi
about fifteen mOnths ann In au"oa
mand that wood pulp be stricken en- FROM o0,
.ne tarin sheet aud puton the frse n,
Inc object of the dem nd was % !"
throw open the market to Canad;su
competition-not because there "a S M,
wood enough over here, but simply % n
force tnls handful Of monopolisls down W
to q decent price, N'"u
me Lwo congressman named sbo,.
made q savage fight aga,nst this mn.
ular demand, and succeeded, by dIat d
OF combination with oher conpressmsn
who wanted protection for other arI
cles, iu keeping the duty on wood mi.
up and maintaining their monopoly' /,
Is because OF this that the New Yo,t
Times, Tribune and Epening Post. I'M IN
Utica Herald, and very many other RI.
publican papers denounced Warner Mi.
Ter as an unfaithful Representative Of
The people. 1t 10 because of this tb,t
the Observer aud all other bones, p,upr,
snd persons think Low that be h 40 IN
fit man TO be even named for The bah
Office OF Senator In Congress.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20
A Distress For Rent.

Last week ConstabI. Dillin seized the
household goods OF jesse Sharp, living
in Ooe of George II. TindalPs houses,
Walnut and Eleventh streets. The
goods were distressed for three months
rent at S25 per mon b. They were to be
sold on Saturday, bexi, hut in the mean
time Mr.. sharp r-plevined them, and
the case will now 60 to Court. Consta.
bic D,lnn will he represented by q. b.
Lore, E,q., and Mr.. Sharp by Levi q.
Bird. Mr.. Sharp claims that the house
ia not tenantaole owing TO water In the
cellar.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20
From Yesterdays late Edit,on.
Condition Of tho Iron Industry.

Of the present candition Of the iron
manufacturing interest OF Philadelphia
the Times Of that city says: 1.-THE pre-
sent activity In our factories is legitimate
and wholesome. Production is Increased, /,
but only to keep pace with consumption.
Prices are now high, but are fairly remu-
nerative, and payments are promptly
made"
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20
Died From Grass Rloat.

At this season OF the year 1t IL not un-
usual to hear of cattle dying from over
feed ng or grass, aud an agricultural
lend tuforns MS that one Of the best
preven'attves of cslamities of this sort Is
by feeding plenty OF salt to cattle while
they are grazing. A few days ago q val
uabls COW belouging TO Peter Hartman,
OF Tredy ffrin township, died from the ef-
feet of grAss bloat hiIa grazing In one
OF hts meadows.-W West Chester Record.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20
FOURTH EDITION

WALL STREET YEsrERDAY.---
Stocks were weak, and, with the ex.
eeption ofone feeble rally, declined all
day, closing at the lowest figures.
Money was scarcely affected by the
stock movement and ruled at 8 per
cent for call loans on stocks. Govern
melt and State bonds were lower, as
was also foreign exchange.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20
Why Wear Plasters .

Thy may relieve, uut they can't cur
gnat lame tack for the kidneys are u
trouble, and you Want remedy to a.
u e.tiy on ihrir secretions, 10 purit
81 r.sto their healthy conditions
Kidney. Wort has that specific action
snd AZ ia. same time 1t reRn ates tt
We. peri oily. Don't sait TO ~
81 4, but get Q package to-day, an
oure sout.slf. Ether lignid or diy fo
publican ''''''''N'' "
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20
Sin pments OF Coal.

rHiLADEl lPhiA, Ju5y l9.-Tbe co..
i3i nAEe I he Phila,i. lphi and Rsa.
ing hal roaf for the week .ude d Satui
nas lsst mounted to 1891 oDs, an ~
9 -ase oi -, a ons as compared WI
sne GO Ter ding weeK last year. tn
AMOUNTED to 4 AT 0s8 tons an 1, crsas
OF Az o3I uis Ae e,np..u uttl, ~.
corresp ,ndlbs periCd last year. Tn.
shii,n.sn toi the week ny he 8. buvl
Fth sspsl we're "a 497 tons, ditto for II,
rear 70 date 229.so5 tons. ' 'A'
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20
THE THAxKseIvIsG IDEA.
Governor Fosters Response IN =
Suggestion From eshinrsNn

GOVSFnOf rosters RESPONSE In n
suggestion From WashingtOn.
WARRINGTON. July 18.-Mr. A.. q.
SolJinans OF this city to-day received
the following letter from Governor Fos-
ter OF Ohio:
MY DEAR SIR: 1 take pleasure in ac-
KIN ,wledglDg receipt of tyour esteemed
'avor Of The 18th inst, inclosing your
artic'e In the Star and suggesting the
10Th OF October next for the day of prsy-
or and Thanksgiving fo- the spared hfe
of our President. thank you very m uch
for the suggestion, and will see that It ls
made whom the Committee of G overnors
confrr and FIX upon n day. Il IL, OF
course, too early as yet to say anything
dthuite upon tb subj ct. l appreciate
the approprat' ness, but l have other
correspondents who deprecafe any re-
joicing or noisy celebr alton, and favor
quiet day of prayer and thauksei wing
anu praise az ouiy appropriate IN view
OF the character and depth of fe hing
aroused BY this tarrib event. l re-
men Der yOI with pl asure.
Sincerely yours. CHARLES g. FOSTER.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20
A Tedious lob.

Being crowded in Their car shops
the H,rlan & Hollingsworth Compa ny
constructed a passenger car for the
New York, Woodhaven & Rockaway
railroad in the lower part of theiI
yard, and to-day. by placing 1t on
temporary trucks, broug t IL up their
vest street track around to the car
shops. Two short turns In the track
gave great trouble in moving the car,
and portion Of the gats had to be
cut away before it could be moved
into The front yard.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20
Cron prosn ec,a AM Europe,

Lo DON July l5.--fhe latest esl mates
of the harvest In Hum bary agree that ING
yie.u wheat will be much larger and OF
bet er qusiity non of 81 year. Reports
from Ru sia state In the yield wall Do
xce.,eut. The Roumani n grain rop
are much d. magei by spring rains and
rms. Reports ION France show tha!
the harvest, With Il few exceptions, VIII
,e exec lent. IL ID bel eyed that she wiz
b ave no need TO Import any wheat.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20
German Emigration Z, Amerida


BERLIN, lS.-Statistic published
BY the Hamburg police authorities
show that the number Of German
emigrants passing through Hamburg
alone to America from Jan. to June
80, 1881, amounts to IA ,633, being
twice the number for the same period
in the year following the late war
between France and Germany. The
figures for such emigration in the
corresponding period of last year
were 80 ,4S9 and the total for the year
LOG, 100; so that if the emigration
proceeds in the same proportion for
the second half of 1881, the Govern
ment will find that reckoning the
fugitives by other channels, it has
lost in 1881 about quarter Of a
million of its most efficient subjects.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-20
Suppression of the Pistol.

Mayor King, OF Ph,ladelphia, has in
sirucied The police to Arrest and pr ose-
cn.e all pcisous found carrying conceal. d
deadly weapons, and to apprehend all
those whom they may have reason 70
think are violating the law in This pai-
ticuiar.