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The daily gazette., 1881-05-17
Paris q IN n. mo., ~.

From the middle of April until p1 1so season.
we weather 10 perfect, as a pena.s, ., suly the
Inere are none Of our trvins 1srai ,, rule,
OF sudden heats, and oppres.,nc ,Sn,cclssltudes
ing weather. The city ia ISe, ! fO', swoon.
hage. The flower msrLa,. 'yrest ,at Of 70.
ave week ., nil the town wrlh fraeraee.l li%ss
sues this, floral decoration i = s"ue, b.
.s .soorn IN The race. The pas'lon
the houses-and all honsss, ,'Vnles Of
nave balconies--are embowsroa ~ Paris
SONS. The windows of the eu sh". ~ olos.
ike parterres OF garden 0rops 0ap bloom
pustiing thorouehfares the - cba.sno .ne no't
eucalyptus aud naples are AZ I,1hs'naI', ,h;laI',
an English parx. Before ALI rss, Suick az
ana cafes are portable fora.,s s''aufaat
aogwood and myrtle, and As s.o VI Lilac
door Is q restaurant or cafe H. s,efy third
can be imagined. '"e proiuslon
At night the scene is f.irv,..,
gay crowds Of mortals, instsaa ana, with
ads, kdisporting In the rad;.", u oI dT
light, which has now fairly sn.a electrt
the feeble gas-lamps. Ths superseded
wi,e ana his neigbbor are se,ted sVI'u, - ,p pls
million OF resorts, for II must oa ~ ~ lne
IN mind That these attraction. ~ s,a o0lne
o0nhned TO any one part Of ,Ss e .,. nO'
Inc gayety and the light, the ns.,o NV. sAy,
the howers are found in svsru a's M anu
street, rom gate to gate. No such thin. thin.
as evening calls is known tn Ta ,u,ng mas
friends the visitor seeks the favori,a uss' rSs
taarant or cafe, and here the whois ,.% az
lily may be found, slipping coffee P Or ''.n' ~.
or, II thore be young men. ahsin,ho ,'ss
some other of the infiplle vsria,n .SD ~ ~ VI
uers that the French palate Graves iId T3
vi midnight the French capitaI /, w
i'snt as DAY aud thousand times psyer
For the moment the chatter Of IL.
ooulevards Is sentered on the nn,.o". ~.
VINO are TO reap the benefits of tbs Tuns
trusade. II Is the open assertion NJ % n.y.
oyWcai and Sabaritic city that the vsS
war II a reconnaissance 10 foroa -,
DO called war, Is the clever work NJ ~
band OF political fnanclers who sors
time ago bought up Tunls bond. and Wi'' ~
soon AZ they got enough instipated tbs
present raid. The debt of province |.
wholly In French hands, and sIpcs ,hs
movement began they have tripisd IN IN
value. P'' !"
Among the personages who are said
70 have made q handsome uatpin 4,
Gambetta. he has prospered Wopdss
fully since 1870, when be was pOr
beputy, with only an occasional suIt h
the courts to enable him to keep ysry
modest bachelors apartment in d,
Chausee d. .Antin. After the war hs u
up the RepubliQxe Francdise, which h
now journal of immense value PW f
. long time he kept his apartmeuv d
the same building with his journal md
lived In comparative frugality. But r
1870 he took on the state of millonla
His breakfasts became noted m Il
most delicate and well cooked in Pans
de never appeared on the streets MW
IN. hne equipages. The oppOiuM s
presses declared that the wheteSiIh f
came from corrupt contracts during a f
dictatorship at Tours, bat there nsw &
was any credible proof adduced.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-17
Failure OF the Tolu Rock and Rye
Firm.

Firm.
CHICAGO, May y14.-Lawrence Il Mar
tin, wholesale liquor merchants, CHI
cago, known throughout the country in
connection with "Tolu Rock aud Rye"
failed Saturday, their store and stock
being seized by the sheriff under judg-
meDts In favor of A. s. Trude, of Chi.
cago, for $4,000; Charles 5. Bush, a
horseman Of New Orleans, for $40, coo,
and Mike Blessing, OF Memphis, for 500
600. All these judgments are for mon
ey loaned. The total liabilities are es-
timated al from 100000 TO $500, 900,
while the assets are placed at from $685.
600 to $i5v,UU. The reasons of the
fAilare were the loss Of $40, 900 In the
Chicago Jockey Club Park, 5000 TO
$4,000 In an attempt TO establish q
branch house In New Yerk, 500, 200
spent In advertising "Tolu Rock and
Rye[ The firm owes Chicago banks
about $685. 900 secured by stock. The
principal creditors of the firm besides
those mentioned are In New York, Can
ada and Louisville. The parties from
whom they bought goods are unsecured,
1t isprobable that trustee will be ap
pointed 70 carry on the business so as tC
reap the benefit Of the advertising ot
"Tolu Rock and Rye" which had iusl
begun TO be Iemunerative.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-17
Startling Announcement
THE U. s. SENATE THROWN
INTO GREAT EXCITEMENT!
THE RESERVATIONS OF SENATOR'S
CONKLLN AND PLATT READ
I'm THE U. q. SENATE
TO-DAY.
A Great FURRY I'm New YOrk-Ex-
tras Out Announcing The News.

The most startling announcement
that has been flashed over the wires
since the assassination of Abraham
LincolR passed over the wires from
one end Of this country to the other
his morning.
The news was nothing more nor
less than that Senators Conkling and
Platt of New York presented and had
read their designations as Senators,
upon the assembling of the Senate
to-day.
The news created great excitement
especially in New York, where extras
were issued announcing the result.
The designations were,no doubt brought
about by the firm stand taken by the
President in not Withdrawing the name
of Judge Robertson for Collector of the
Port Of New York, in Difference to the
wishes of the Senators from that State.
This will give the Democrats control
Of the Senate. rovided the two Sena-
tors do not withdraw their resigna-
tions, and the Republican Senators do
not refuse to permit the election Of
officers until December, by which time
the places OF the New York Sena-
tors may be filed.
1t is rumored sthat the actions, OF the
Senators Is TO get the New York Senate
10 endorse their action, but In this they
will no doubt bo disappointed. A few
days ago the Republican members OF the
State Senate held caucus and almost
unanimously endorsed the appointment
Of Judge Robertson.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-17

A cattle disease is prevailing at Lud-
iow, Massaohusetts' which has proved
cattle that died are found to be dark and
honeycombed, and the brain suffused
with water.
THE Southern Hotel, at st. Louis,
which has been rebuilt, was formally
opened Wednesday evening with grand
banquet and ball. The hetel is owned
by Hon. Thomas Allen, and Is claimed
70 be the most complete and elegant ho-
tel In the West.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-17
SPECIAL NOTICE.
a QARn.

To all VINO are suffering nom the er-
rors and indiscretions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
&C., Will send recipe that will cure yoH
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary In South
America. Send q self addressed envelope
TO the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station d
Nep York CstV. May4-eodDAwly
The daily gazette., 1881-05-17
Peeptng Toms.

On Saturday evening three youths
ranging In age from 20 to "A years
were overcome with O desire to have
Q peep into the dressing rooms of the
Opera House during the performance
Of Horrors" by Rice's Surprise
Party.
They accordingly gained admittance
into the ally, and were in the act of
peeping through the blind when they
were unceremoniously bounced ups
on BY Abe. Stats, one of the watch.
men, who after considerable difficult.
ty succeeded In landing two of them
In the City Hall cells, with the as
sistance Of Sergean Dolan. After
they had been locked up for about an
hour they were released upon the
promise that they would go and SIN
NO more.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-17
Petroleum, Trade.

The chief Of the bureau Of statistics
reported that the total values Of the ex-
ports OF petroleum and petroleum pro-
ducts from the United States during the
month OF March, 1881, were So, ,2S5, ,l10,
and during March, 1851, $2,37s ,342; for
the nine months ended March 81, 1881,
SIS, ,64S,607 and for the same period IN
1880 30,6lS,S15.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-17
SENATOR CoNKLING,s CON.

Trying 20 Brace Up ON Porua Plas.
sers and Florida WateF.
Special TO n. Y. Star.
WAsnIHsTcN, May l5.-Public interest
IN condition Of bsnatof Conkl ling incress.
Ing: De drank copiously ofifen water
In the afternoon, bnt IL was NOT untiI !.
pm; that he was able 70 partake of q
noorishmsnt. A. O'Clock In the after
noon he was assisted TO the Windov y,
ais room and sss for quite while le ling
os ~ ne oeSsainG sun: Complained ire.
e,aI.1g fesinii1ng ey frequent applications sol Of
MP. M.-Conkling been In bed a, a..
evening. 1he doctors have just placadn ne
Porous plaster over mis- mouatache ~.
ne ne purpose q assisting him 10 retsin nor =
nIDEIaHT;-ssnators sleep hss h...
much disturbed. Jumps up In bed a1 1een
seM mnmsntss squares on and than ~
bsdclo&hes. unoer the
az az ~ Tns r. ,sCll:wins ole 1. the ia..s. bul.
nnslea odor frem tea Toae; pnIse 4 4, ,.s,I ~
stronger. bus badly gone IA the bscs sntsis n
The daily gazette., 1881-05-17
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The daily gazette., 1881-05-17
Two Hundred Lynehers on
March.

GRAND HAVEN, Mich, May l6.-TAnI
is great excitement here O. used by III
report that an organized body OF ~ md
re on the way 10 take Albertus Vol
kRmp, who murdered Hirman ", CoAdIl
near Coopersviile and hang him. she1i|
Van Peel has been forewarned OF mes
ings being held with that object, and ha
garrisOned the jail with force OF oticsl
well armed ana declares that he intend
10 night IL necessary. He has also calA
on Governor Jerome for authority 70 all
out Company !, Second Regiment Michl
gan State troops, whose headquar tersEI
mere.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-17
a Train OF Twelve Cars Rum Away
Down Grade.

ALTOONA, Pa, May 1e.-Une Of the
most miracul@us escapes In the history
Of rallroading happened here this even
ing 70 the Cincinnati Express, due here
q = O'Clock, In coming down the noun
tain. The engine lost control OF the train
by the automatic air brakes becoming
unmanageable 20 hold the large train OF
twelve cars. The engineer whistled
"down brakes" and came into the depot
At the rate OF twenty-five miles per hour
Whistling for clear clear track, which
had the effeot OF bring ing thousands to
the depot to see her streaming through
81 o tsrYible rate, but fortunately an en-
gins which was In waiting at the Ninth
thearunaWay train. Three engines were
disabled, the cylinder heads being blown
QUE. The passengers were terribly scared.
Never since Altoona was Q railroad GEN.
TIRE thas an accident occurred which
created such . panic. he engineers,
HMgon DouRhertv and George Casstday
deserve special mention and credit for
remaining at their posts. No persons
wore hurt,
The daily gazette., 1881-05-17
WA11. srRrrr Y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WALL STREET YRsTRRDAY.-Stocks
were again active and buoyant, but there
was . halt In the advance In the final
trade. Governments reacted q fraction
In sympathy with the London market.
Money was very easy. Foreign exchange
was firm. Railway bonds active and ad-
vancing.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-17
c.rsnmv.n..neA mon.n,x.

..,..s,-~ N mvMVphys
The manufacturers and shippers at
Woonsockst. Mass, dissatisfied with
tne doubling OF rates from New York
ender the pooling arrangements, are
alscussing plan 70 build new parallel
road v Providence, tapping the Provi-
9Snce and Springfield Read at Primrose
Lne enserprlse 10 based on the develop
vldepce to New York, as now contam-
plated by the Providence Board OF Trade.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-17
FOURTH EDITION
indications for Te-Day.

For the Middle Atlantic States, fair
weather. sxceptin tho extreme northern
portions, locals rains, continued cool
northeast 10 southeast winds and rising
barometer.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-17

IT wasn't the young American
who loved Princess Stephanie that
attempted suicide in Paris, after all;
but another foolish fellow. who, it
appears, had got ito debt and worri-
ed himself about it, instead of letting
his creditors do the fretting and fum-
ng. Thus another attractive romance
ls utterly spoiled.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-17
4 wealthy CaIifornian,s Estate.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 15.-The ap-
praisers Of the estate of the late Mark
Hopkins of the Central Pacific Rail
road have filed their account, which
foots up a total valuation of $40, ,700,- :
OOO. 600.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-17
General Foreign RssSs.
LONDON, May II, 1884.

LONDON, May II, 1881.
The Chinese Ambassador, the Mar
quis Tseng, and his suite have ar
rived here.
General skebelsff la arrived 3
Petsrsb urg and has gone thsnot
Gatschina.
A fire in spirit and sugar stores
connected with the harbor of oreenock
eau sed damage to the amount Of $50, :
900.
A fire has occurred on Portobello
road London, by which . father,
mother and four children were burned
10 death.
The. Daily Nsvs states that ysstsr-
day Mr.. Parnell received q oablegram
announcing that society of Irishmen
In America had placed f20, 900 to the
credit of the Land League.
Severed well known Scotch farmers
are about to start on q tour through
America with . view to obtain in
formation regarding the prospects Of
agricultural emigrants.
Captain Penny, Of the British
steamer Somerset, which arrived ut
Bristol on the 14th inst, from New
York. disappeared. during the passage.
1t is supposed that he fell overbord.
The negotiations for the appearance
of Edwin Booth in Berlin are not
likely to have any present result. Mr..
Booth will probably return to the
United States in July, on account Of
the health Of his wife.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-17
PARK DRovKIYARD

FVtv-secOsd and Lancaster ave. May IA.
fair. 30 to 85 lbs, 81 TO 81; good lambs,
S5 to 96; common lambs, "a to e4.25.
Calves, to 81. Market closed dull.
Arrivals, 5000 head.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-17

, y ,RaKsr RETAIL STOCK ap OF n : BsSt
o, derwear in America. 0OOH S'Oara 81
nos 40. 81 and 6s NoRIh s.-s E.s VII J
PHILADELPHIA. AL o'as "a. .vlJ;p
prompt attention.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-17
FACC;ssII%alL.EEsso CsI q . a ~ 2; ?; |. Z TH4EAsgnY ~

Consisting OF nine exact limitations of
United statss Treasury Notes and nine Of
Denominations. As o rare and inatan-
taneous means OF dotocEing OouutaYfait
money thsy ars invaluable. Price 02a
L A. MAYEw q co.
%. Box l201. Mew XoTk CITY.
nlh8t-w1m.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-17
A warehouse Mobbed by chinese

A Warehouse MObbed by Chinese.
SAN FRANcICo, May 15.--A des-
patch from Yale, British Columbia
says: Yesterday several hundred
Chinese mobbed the Railroad Com :
pany's warehouse and wrecked 1t.
Two thousand Chinese are ou strike
against the Railroad Company here
and more trouble Is expected to-mor-
rnu -
The daily gazette., 1881-05-17

The government of Cape Town has
announced that the Basuto chiefs,
Lero2hodi and Molappo have acoe pied
Governor Sir Hercules Robinson's
award, but that Chief Masupha has so
for not replied.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-17

A Sussex Appointment.
This morning Governor Hall appoln3|
ed VIM. II. Boyce, Of Laurel, kecoz
of Deeds In and for Sussex county.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-17
Wnm inguOla Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
WEDNESDAY, May IL. bP. n

FLOUR Is quiet but steady. Sales OF
1900 bbls, including Minnesota extras, at
IS ESQ s 90 for medium TO fancy clear. and
AT 80 a t6 Is for straight; Pennsylvania
extra family, at So q 20; Western, do.
do, at $5 6O(D6, and Patents at SO 6Oa7 rs.
Rye Flour isIsteady ata5 so per barrel.
GRAIN.-Wneat. 10 less active. aud prices
were a fraction lower. sales Of 1900
bushels, No.2, red, car lots, atol 251&Gl rs,
and No. red, in elevator at 221z(DI ~,
May, 81 20 June and 81 l6l July. Rye Is
sLeady at u O6@l 0S for Pennsylvania and
Jersey. Corll-Local lots are fairly ac-
tive aud steady. but futures are easier.
Sales OF g5OV bushels, including yellow.
track, at G0c.; white, at 59c.; and steamer,
at ..59@8Oc. At the open board $40 was
bid for May. 55c for June and 55c. for
July. Oats are In good demand and d IN
Tor spot lots, but futures are weak. Sales
of l0,OO0 bushels, including white, Nos. 8
and at 5l1x@5Sc., and rejected and mixed
al 491z95Oc.
The receipts to-day were as follows: 295C
barrels of -four, $40 bushels wheat
300, bash. corn, 1850 bush. oats, 8400 bush
| barley, % barrels whiskey.
WHIsKEY-The last sale of Western
iron-bound was at u 90 per gallon.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-17
An Annual Oeeurrenee.

Every year about this time one reads
In the columns Of all the leading news
pepern throughout the country o stun
ming announcement that over half mil
lion dollars will be given away TO some
persona who shall send el0, e6. o., or ol to
N. A. Dauphin. No. 2l2 Broadway, New
York City, N. Y, or same person al New
Orleans, La, for R whole or fractional
part Of o ticket In the Grand Semt-An-
nual Distribution, to be made on June
ana State Lottery. under the exclusive
management OF Generals @. T. Beaure-
gard, OF La, and Jubai A. Early, of Va.
The management pays the Charity Hoa-
pital at New Orleans. La, over q million
OF dollars for the privilege.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-17
PHILAD ELrAIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY, May 10, s P. N. !.

MONDAY, May 10, s p. M.
Beef cattle were In fair demand, hut
prices were q fraction lower. 1900 head
arrived and sold at the different yards aa
6A&(07c. per pound as 10 condition.
hHEEP were In steady demand, but
prices were rather lower. $500 head ar
rived and sold at the different yards at ~
@6c. for clipped, and lambs at 81 6O00
per head. according TO quality.
Hoes were unchanged. 2J0O head sold
at the different yards, at 6091zc.. per lb.,
as to quality.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-17
Tne Clsx Markets

The. following were the ruIing prices In
market this mornings:
Butter fresh. per pound. .e.es. 500 40.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-01-22

for sOmo time. The grand menagerle
which was to stretch a mile with wagons
filled with animals, consistssof an alli-
gator, couple of bears, a lioness, a wild
goat, few monkeys, a raccoon and a
NANCY dog. l was about to forget to
mention the stuffed gorilla skin. In
justice to the few performers Of this
show must sayEthat all of them did
their parts we'll. But tho show was not
what its pictorial represent ntations and
advertisements led the public to believe
it to be, and this is the secret Of the
failure Of such enterprises in this coun-
try. Our people have been so often de
ceived, that when something worthy of
patronage comes along they are afraid
to risk their money on show tickets.
They lood upon them with distrust and
remember the last dollar thrown away
OH pavilion catchpenny.
Monday night, the 3rd inst, the an
nual hop was given by tho cadets at the
University. The weather was cold and
rainy, nevertheless, there was good at
tendance of ladies and gentlemen. The
music was furnished by Pages noted
string band. Luncheon was served to
all the guests, the most perfect order
preserved and the occasion throughout
was one of mutual enjoyment.
The Louisiana State University and
Agricultural and Mechanical College
now resumes under the most favorable
auspices. All tho members of the fac
ulty are at their posts attending to
their respective duties, and there is a no.
table increase in the number of cadets.
Preparations are being rapidly pushed
forward to put in active operation the
Agricultural and Mechanical depart
ments. Work has already commenced
III tie garden under the personal direc-
ton Of the Superintendent of Agricul-
ture and arrangements have been mado
for the erection Of q workshop for in
struction in construction of machinery.
Lieut.. NJ. F. lamar, U. S. A., Professor
of Military Science and Tactics and
Commadant of Cadets, arrived on Tues
day, the 4th, from New Mexico,
where he had been stationed. He is re-
ceived here with the warmest congratu-
lations by his many friends and tho
cadets all rejoice at his return. Thus it
will be seen that the corps of professors
is complete, and there ia a manifest de-
termination ON the part Of each and all
Of them to build up tho character and
and increase the usefulness of the insti-
tuition.
In conclusion, permit mo to extend to
you happy new year and prosperous
future. The manly and dignifiea tone of
the CHIEF in the past is a source of pride
to it's numerous friends and readers and
hence guarantee of coming usefulness.
A man at the helm of a newspaper, who,
during the highest political or social ex-
citemcnt, can maintain his own equa-
nimity, is worthy of and should receive
the generous support of the people.
With kindest regards, am,
Yours truly,
RUSTY CUSS.