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FENIAN DYNAMITE.
Daring Attempt to Blow mp the
Liverpool Town Hall.

LONDON, Jnne IL, 1881.
An attempt was made during Thurs
day night to blow up the Town Hall in
Liverpool. 1t resulted in breaking
windows in the hal. and in Browns
Building on the opposite side of the
street. Two men were arrested with
quantity of dynamite and loaded revo1-
Vers in their possession. The attempt
was similar to that recently made against
the police station in Liverpool A large
piece of gas pipe loaded with powder
was discharged by means of fuse
against the door. The two men concern
ed In the attempt were disturbed and
pursued. One of them jumped int the
canal. They have been identified as
Liverpool Irishmen, named McKevitt
and Roberts. Both were well supplied
with money. Documents were found in
their possession connecting 1them with
Fenianism. Roberts had been for some
years in America The two men wero
sitting on the steps OF the Town Hall at
four o'clock yesterday morniug. They
took alarm at the approach of cabman
and fed, leaving bag containing the
gas pipe. On the police endeavoring to
remove the gas pipe 1t exploded.l No
body was hurt, and the police were able
to throw the gas pipe across the street
before 1t burstsd.
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GENER AL NEWS,

A. 9. and Josephine Robb have besn
arrested at New Brighton, Penna., for
passing counterfeit five cent pieces. "A
large quantity of stolen goods belonging
to The Beaver Falls Gallery Works was
found in their possession - ~.
Several strawberry pickers in Ann
Arundel county, Maryland, took refuee
in an old building from Q thunder storm
ON Thursday afternoon. The building
was struck by lightning, and . man
Another man had thigh broken. 77o
Drexel & Go. have fully disposed Of
the late $4,000, 900 4-per cent. loan ef
the Pennsylvania Railroad on private
terms. 1t is understood on the street
that 80 per cent. was paid for 1t by the
purchasers, some Of whom are New
Workers and Bostonians. as s
The New York Legislature, in Joint
convention, yesterday, took two sddi-
tional ballots to fill each vacancy for q.
5. Senator. On the last ballot for short
term Senator, the vote stood: Jacobs. Al;
Conkling, 33; Wheeler, 81; Rogers, II;
Cornell, IL; Lapham, II; scattering, 6.
For the long term the vote was: d epoW.
%; Herman, 4S; Platt, 20; Cornell, Q;
scattering, 8. -,
1t is said that Secretary Kirkwood in.
tends 10 make q number of changes 10
the Interior Department on the lst or
July, and that among the officials to be
removed are Assistant Secretary Bell
and Chief Clerk Lockwood.
The Interior Department yesterday re-
ceived q telegram from Commissioner
Russell at Los Pinos Agency saying that
the desired military escort had been So
cured, and the Commission would at
once proceed to look for lands on which
to settle the Uncompabgres.
Advices from Liberia report that at
the biennial election, held on Nay 3D.,
Anthony w. Gardner was elected Presi-.
dent, and Rev. A. F. Russell Vice Pres-
ident of the Republic, by majority IN
all the counties. 1t will be Gardner's
third term. ......, ~.
Attorney General Nov eagh return
ed to Washington yesterday, from
Philadelphia. Internal Revenue Com
missioner Raum has gone to New
York for few days. - 4a5 F8ls5f
Lieutenant Greeley's Arctic search
expedition will sail from St, John.
New Brunswick, early in July.
A telegram from Cincinnati saws
that Alexander Swift, brother-in-lsw
of Alice and Phoebe Gary, has, bought
the old homestead known as ssCloyer.
nook, and intends to repair the build
ings, and make the grounds . men,
oral park in honor fthe departed oc-
cupants.
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FLOODS IN pENNsYLvANIA.
All the rOads.Around.Pit ittsburs
Damaged and Millions OF Feet Of
Lumber 6WeDt Away.

AAA eMc cEsbhAEOA0B BAEOum0. .R1tt0burH
Damaged and Millions OF Feet Of
Lumber swept Away.
PITTsBURG, Pa, June 10, - The
heavy and continued rains Of the past
week have swollen the rivers enormous
ly, flooding parts Of Allegheny City and
the south side and causing q great de-
structlon of property, and an almost un.
iversal suspension Of railroad travel on
the roads leading from the city. The
Baltimore and Ohio, the Panhandle, the
Allegheney Valley, the Pittsburg, Vir-
ginis and Charleston, and the Pittsburg
aud Lake Erie roads are the greatest
sufferers. Traffic on some of these Is
being delayed at least two days. The
Fort Wayne andlP Pennsylvania are attn
in good shape, with the trains running 4
little behind time. At noon there were
twenty-five feet of water at this point,
with both rivers rising at their bead
waters, and there 10 prospect of having
ten feet more. Should this be true, It
will be as great food as that of 1882.
when the river reached thirty five, the
highest on record. On the Allepbeney
River nearly 7,0O0,OOO feet of lumber.
valued at 100000, have been Q sut
away. No great damage has resulted on
the Monongaheia, the coalmen fortunste-
ly getting their craft nearly all out be-
fore the raise arrived.
The danger is now believed to be
over. At 1880 O'Clock tonight the riy-
ers were on a.stand, with marks show
ing twenty-nine feet OF water. The re-
ports from thd headwaters state that the
water is receding. The total amount of
lumber swept away from here is 5000
600 feet and the estimated loss $500, 900.
1t is said that the loss ON lumber on the
Allegheny and Its tributaries will
reach 81 100000.
A freight train on the Philadelphia
aud Erie Railroad at noon to-day ran
into land slide between Lockhayen
and Remove, Pa, wrecking most OF the
train, killing one man and lnjuring sew
eral others.
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A Jersey Stir uni

Qnist old Mt. Holly, N. j., has had q
lr lrup-unequalled In Its magnitude since
ashlngton passed through on his way
Monmouth. Mr.. Charles Sailer, lead
bg citizen and Pres't of the Vincen town
arl Co., sent a dollar to M. A. Dauphin.
eW York, and got back tl5,0OO for his
(enlare on hall Of ticket No. 81 900 in the
pm Drawing of the Louisiana State
Pottery. ON June l4th over $500, 900 will
divided, In sums from sl0O, 900 down,
Enongst those wuo shall have followed
Y example In sending their investm men ts
A. pauphin at No. 2l2 Broad way,
|sw ", nork Olty. N. Y, or same person at
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Killed by Lightning.

Richard Thompson, colored, was killed
\ lightning at Richmond, Va, yester-
|sy, while loading q cart with sand on
b river bank. There was no storm pre-
billing, and only very small clouds pass
bg over the city Al the time, from which
Lly one fash Of lightning issued, accom-
knisd by moderate report of thunder.
L was standing resting on his shovel
Ihen killed the lightning striking him
! the forehead.
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LOCAL LINES,

kpersd' sdd.ispn0no Exchange is being
making time. 'ue f. W. q b. X. h.
Riverssur,v ~ hundred 16 and eighty third
r." ps,'oialed tomorrow. ""'
(rning. 'e'ofe The Mayor this
(ir frst Io.ma ssn, Social club, will give
Hday, AnnI Auasaislon 10 Atlantic City on
uers Celebrated clam soup.
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The Cornell Crew.
LONDON, June 10, 1881

LONDON, june 10, 1881.
The Cornell University four are
dissatisfied with their exclusion from
the race for the Visitors Plate, in
the Henly Regatta, which they be.
lleve they could win. They doubt
their ability to win the Stewards
Cup. Efforts will be m made to secure
their admission to the contest for
the Visitors Plate.
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Scott Excursion.

The excursion OF Scott NJ. E. Sum
~ school to Andalusia, Pa, which
hs postponed from yesterday on ac-
bunt of the rain, will go on Monday
lorning by the steamer FELTON,.
'ickets bought for yesterday will be
bod for Monday. The boat will
AVE French street wharf at 7 O'Clock.
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Personal.

oenator Bayard attended the dinner
ihe Farmers' CLUB on Thursday &C the
uhtIy seat Of George w. Chiids, near
yn Mawr on the Pennsy lvania r. r.
ae,e we're oumber OF distinguished
leas present.
!. Cause, vice president of the Har-
q hoiilngsworth Company, accom-
nea oy his son Victor, sails to-day
Bm New York for Liverpool. They
% absent abont three months, dur
ich ane they will do the Continent.
aeso Moore, Esq, of Georgetown,
In the city to-day.
Governor Foster of Ohio is suffer-
from erYsipelas.
etferson Davis profit out of his
XVIII probably reach $100, 900.
Peneral Hazen claims that $780,
will be saved In four years by
recent contracts on postal cards.
lsdame Ambre, who hurriedly
Tor Paris few weeks since, will
lfn to America with Mapleson in
ssv. Daniel Steck, D. D., a rro-
pent minister of the Lutheran
qfch, died at Gettysburg last even
General W. T. Sherman has ac-
led an invitation to attend the
England Fair, which is to be
at Worcester, Mass, Septem
ne last Maryland survivor of the
lmoor Prison massacre is Colonel
oert hardie of Baltimore He
esday. ''
resident Garfield has had his life
1rsd for s25 900.
=; ~ negotiations between Adelina
!, az and the American capita lists
nan, n american tour have been
a asa Ssnsa owing to the extrayegant
Al mal m..llam Taylor, one of the
bnsiSenants of Philadelphia,
h ray saay, aged 81 years.
bcess yNn w Price of Sweden and
narrieas i aslctorla Of Baden are to
.Alflea about Oct. /.
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in regard to erecting . wharf on the riv.
Mr.. Merris Taylor desired 10 know n
1t was private letter.
Mr.. Rodney replied that II was letter
directed to him as chairman ofthe kiver
Front Committee.
Mr.. Paynter and Abele objected to the
letter being read as all business In con
nection with tho river front had been
postponed, and furthermore the letter
was q private one.
The Chair requested Mr.. Rodney "a
endorse the letter to the President and
members Of Council, and send 1t to the
clerks desk and it would be read.
Mr.. Paynter still objected, - the gen
tleman had no right to direct q private
letter 10 Council making 1t the property
Of Council.
The objection was overruled, and the
letter read. 1t will be found In another
column.
NEW BUSINESS.
Mr.. Merris Taylor moved that ths
vote BY which the question OF the River
Front was postponed until Monday June
goth, be reconsidered, The motion was
adopted and on his further motion Tues
day evening, June 21st, was fixed upon.
Mr.. 4. W. Taylor called up his amend
ment changing the meeting night Of
Council from Thursday evening to FRI
day evening.
Mr.. Robinson moved to amend by
making 1t Wednesday. Lost,
The ayes and nays were ordered on
the main question, and 1t was lost by
the following vote, as 1t requires two
third vote to change the rules:
Ayes-Messrs. Adams, Abele, Beecher
Bailey, Carmichael, Moore, Paynter,
Rodney, Smith, Shaw, r. II. Taylor,
Merris Taylor, Townsend, Talley and
President Sharpley-16.
Nays - Messrs. Blake, Barnhill,
McMenamin, Mention, McKenpa, Robin
son, Lawrence, Denney,-S.
Before the vote was announced Merris
Taylor changed his vote TO nay, In order
TO move reconsideration,
Mr.. Carmichael called up for Q third
reading the ordinance restricting the city
into eight police districts, but as it SEEM
ed TO be imperfect, on motion of Mr..
Rodney II was recommilted 10 the Po-
lice Committes.
Mr.. Merris Taylor presented an
amendment to rule 81 in regard 10 the
election Of Standing Committees.
The same gentleman presented An Or
dinance providing for the election and
prescribing the duties of Registrar of
Births, Marriages aud Deaths.
The ordinances for the relief Of Jacob
Pasey and T. B. Hizar and M. /. Poole,
were passed and Council adjourned.
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= wIIMINaTor PO6T-oTTfCE
SrERAp, q AZ AsTrcosD-oLAss Natter.
FIRSIT EDITION.

r.x Bsldin Locomotive Works. At
I,u.aslphI,, a.a last year turned out 677
pAaSs "0'lrss, the highest number ever
o s0d bat 1t h calculated that 1881
y, ,'Ss ss., mi, BY some eighty or more 10
.,,v... Orders are pouring In from
n mart, Of the United States, as well as
u, Ms,jeo. Between fifty and sixty
b.ss gone to Mexico since New Years srs
=. 4 number of steam motors for
s s.sosv. Australia, are also on hand.
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Davis, sunday Papers.

The unanimous verdict of the peo-
pie is that Davis leads and never
follows" in disposing and delivering
papers on Sundays. Stop in the
morning early As 8 o'clock at 6lS
Market street, and be convinced.
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Tua New York Times says there are
,,,, .iobt hundred and thirteen enlist
.d nan 10 the militia Of Maryland. But
,hsn thew have three hundred aud sixty
oficers.
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Hayes Denies the story.

TOLEDO, o., June Son inquiry
by til correspondent here of the
World intimate friends of the ex-Pres-
ident deny empha tically that he ever
said anything to anybody tending to
implicate Secretary Blaine in the
Star-route scandals in ay manner or
degree.
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| II people are careful regard ng the quail
N OF food they consume, how much more
Sreful should they be In respect to medi-
Ine, and particularly so with their Oung
Aildren. Nothing better than DR.. Bulbs
Rby syrup can be used for the diseases
babyhoo Price IS cents. Sold by all
rueRlstA
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n.u,.r Jspanese sfidshipmon.

Making Japanese Midshipmen'
Among the graduates at the Naval
Academy, at Annapolis, ARE Two Japanese
Youths. one Of whom graduated No. Ia
mi tbe other No. 20. Both are very good
hlsces in class OF sixty-seven and are
|suecially meritorious, as the Japanese
nj TO contend In a language foreign to
|belr OWL.
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Concert NJ stanton.

The celebrated Estey Quartette, of
Philadelphia. assisted by some OF the
best talaat of Wilmington will give q
1onoNt In the Stanton Presbyterian
sc Z 80 o'clock. The proceeds are for the
benefit OF the church.
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The Americans lead the world in every
thing and especially in fast eating th II
has made Dyspepsia our national disease.
though now under perfect control by the
use of DR.. BULBS Baltimore Pills. Sold
everywhere. Price 25 cents. 56 ~.
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INVESTMENTS THAT WILL PAY.
We nave over 800 dwellings and 500
BUILDING Lots ready for the hundreds OF
city for Investment. Many OF these prop
critics we can sell at prices that will pay
much better than stocks or other securi.
ties, at their present selling rates. Re-
mem Der that Real Estate in Wilmington
must have its upward turn soon, and one
that Is likely to stay.
jneI1, Is, l5 HMALD d co.
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IL l.2 Cents.

Saturday morning Kennard s. 10.
will make some heavy reductions In
their spring aud summer dress goods,
cashmeres, Solid colored, figured Roods;
all at 12t cents. Many Of these goods
have sold at % cents, =
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SECOND EDITION
Not so1Guch latatsd = SdpapsSssA.

Oorrespondence OF the GAzEETE. NlT
DovER, June 10th, 1884. n
Miss Carrie Eccles, the young lady
who was thrown out Of her carriage on
wednesday afternoon last, by her shofso
running away, is not 90 seriously injur.'
ed as supposed. ..s.5 -
She was considerably bruised about
the head and body but none OF her in
iuries are of such serious nature. She
Is rapidly improving and viii be out
again in a few days. T.
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Unwilling HOUSES AT AUCTION,
II On SATURDAY, June l8, at o..
clock, p. M, in Stidham y Auction Room
No. lii Il. Fourth street. TT
No. 326 East Seventh street, three
story brick with frame in rear, nine rooms
lot IA by SO feet. No. ~ Lord street, q two
story frame, containing 4 rooms; lot lS
by 40 feet. Part of the purchase money
may remain on mortgage. 10 l07t
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Aeetings TO.Nisha

techap,cs r SATURDAY,
ss.ndywisnss nssq3dge, No. 1, LOO r.,
aiaystts 4 dLodge, No. Is, /. o. OF
|fSsnaps TriSsa iSags, No. 9, X. OF r '
1sterson 1ioe. 1ne. No. 9, Il. nj.
"oanoii. No. 10. o.U.A,.M.
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A Delaware Cadet.

VIM. 81. Stayton, of Delaware, stand
ing number IL 10 class OF 81, was grad
uated yesterday at Annapolis, among
the cadet mldshipmen.
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recommending him to keep br. Buli,a
Baby Syrup In his family for all the ,ils
babies are subject TO.
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WI IANTED.-A girl to do senscal houses
w work. and . cook. Apply 10 1lo6
Market street, "
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strawberry shipments.

The shipments of strawberries over
the Delaware railroad yesterday, were
as follows:
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NOTICE.

Ali persons having claims against the
sstate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator,
On or before June 9th, 1854. or abide
the act OF Assembly In such case made
and provided.
FRANCIS BARRY, ef
Administrator.
Address 81 Easton, Nd, or 7Tl7 II
v. DUPONT, ESQ.,, Atty. Wilmington, Del
junell-3weod
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. EealsTER's ORDEn.
REoIsTER's OFFICE,
New Castle On lima

New Castle Co., June 9th, 1851.
Upon the application OF Francis Barry,
Oh Wilmington Hd,, In said county,
deceased, 1t 1s ordered and directed by
the Register that the Admin istrator afore-
said give notice OF the grant ing of letters
OF Administration upon the esta te Of the
deceased, with the date of grantin there
oi, by causing advertisements to be posted
within 1orty days from the date 81 such
letters, in SIX of the most public places Of
the county of New Castle, re qu1ring all
persons having demands aGai INST the es-
ate TO present the same or bide by an
provided. And also cause the same to be
inserted within the same period In the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, anewspaper pub.
ished In Wilmington, and to be continued
therein three weeks, o. o. d.
-, Given under the hand and seal
IL. s. of ONCE OF the Register Aforesaid
S-) at Wilmington, In New Castle
county Aforesaid, the day and year above
written. q. Q. B10G6, Register.
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NEW ADVERTlsEMENers,

NEW ADVERTlSEMENrb
g COTT N. e. SUNDAY SCHOOL
- EXCURSION, =
POSTPONED FROM JUNE 10TH, WILL
GO TO ANDALUSIA,
On MONDAY, JUNE 18th, 1881,
On the Steamer sAMUEL NJ. FELTON,.
Tickets bought for June 10th Will b
good on this day. Boat leaves French
street wharf at Z O'Clock. =
TICKETS, so CENTS. CHILDREN,S
TICKETS, 20 CENTS. jell-lts