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OPPOSED no MIR. w,,nov
a strong combiIntion Por,ai,..,.
Dissusted Repubiicnas Aupin,,
HIS Return TO the scpafe

- Ssrohk Nembtnhft0u GOrt.,I.,..
DisEusted Republicans A,,.t,
His Return 20 the senate.
TT. PAUL. MINI, October N
strong sentiment has been arn,s.
among The Republican m, N hers nC ~
Legislature against tho return or A.,
WA dom TO the Senate, al d tho Lr. ~
that was made between the twn s.I c'a
LIONS OF the party at the recent Rnnub.
lican State Convention thr.atens -,
broaden. The long conflict betwern ~
the OLD ramsey Clique, which So lona
controlled the patty Ia MINNESOTA. an1
the young Republican vim. bo,J'I y
by Ex-Governor Davis, was brought 10
an issue IN the convention, and lle Pa,
s1lt was a sweeping victory far tLe
DAVIS clique. Since then they have
been bending their 1ffurta l., ,L,Lis II
the caucus system ~ the solccfjnn of
candidates for Senator, and claim IN
nave secured enough votes to gain this
end. AS Mr.. Win lon opposed the
nomination of MIR. Hubbard, the pres,
ent Repnbiicen candidate for Cover.
nor, the young Republicans are nfte,
his scalp. They are dispuste with
tho action Of General EdgerLon N
tamely stepping out OF M. Windom,s
way aud claim that il he had nuy
backbone he could easily secure al
election to the seat he nov holds Il,
appointment.
An effort will be made when ha mr.
rlves here ON Monda, 10 look IN Mr.
| Windom's interests to stiifen bistpi, a
column. IL is the feeling amonr
many Republicans that Mr.. Wm.lon',
previous successes have been duo +,
accidental circumstances, and ,bat
Edgerton, though a timid man, ha,
more brains than he. La case Edeer.
ton will not consent to be n caudidate
1t is proposed to smash the caucus anc
have an open fight. IL no cahcus 1,
held twenty-s'x out of tho twcnt '.
eight Democrats in the La..isiAtnr,
have agreed to uLito with the anti
Window Republicans in the electio,
Of some liberal and conseyv. tty,
minded man. 1t is thought thai ex
Governor j. B. Wakefield will be IN,
choice of the combination. la cas-,
the Republicans bow to King Caucu
the Democrats will give Colonel w. C
Crooks their complimentary vote. -
The prospects now are that there vii
be an open and lively fight, aud tha
it viii DO shown thai Nr. Windou
has not mortgage ON seat IA ID,
Senate.
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Damage by the storm.
LoNnax. Oct. is. /

LONDON, Oct. lS, lSSl.,
One hundred and thirty British ana
foreign vessels were wrecked last week,
being an lncreaseOf 1Q4 over the pre-
viOus Ysek, The approximate value OF
the pf0perE 6stjs fS, S,000,000 Of which
thesuY d F5,000, 900 represents the
Britisr IQsses? Eighty five yessels, prin-
eipally Rrltisn, were lost on the coast
OF the United Kingdom during the re-
Gent gale, against only twenty wrecks in
the early part OF the week in all parts
of the world. One hundred and thirty
fsight persons were reported lest or miss
ang. Accounts received subsequeHt TO
the compilation of these statistics state
that down to last evening ffy-nine
fishermen belonging to Burnmoulh and
Fyemouth-a are known to have been
drowned and that 40 others belonging
TO both places are missing. News has
reached Berwick that several boats
which IL was feared had been lost during
The late hurricane took refuge at MAJ
Island, in the Firth of Forth. The gale
Of last Friday extended to Paris, Havre,
Dieppe and Cslais, and to Germany.
Great damage and loss of life throughout
North Germany resulted from the late
gale. The river Elbe rose twelve feet
above its normal level and is covered
with wreckage. Several vessels were
stSnded at Altoona. The loss.of petroleum
10 enormous. Five German vessels were
Wrecked at 3remer and some members
OF their crews vert drowned.
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LYDIA E. PINKHAMS's
PnsitiYe Cure
for all those Painful Complaints ant
Weaknesses 40 com mon 10 our best
female pOpulatlon,

for all those Painful Complaints ana
Weakne 40 com mon 10 our best
female population.
Female Complaints, all ovarian troubles,
Infisma lion and u Liberation, Failing and
Displac sments, and the consequent spi-
nal Weakness, and Is particularly adapt
ed TO the Change OF Life.
1t VIII dissolve and expel tumOrs from
the uterus In an early stage OF develop
ment. The tendency to cADcerous humors
there is check ed very speedily by It's use.
IL removes faintness, fiatulency. de,
stroys all craving for stlmulants, and
relieves weakness OF the stomach. III
tration. General Debility, Sleeplessness,
Depression and Indigestion.
That feeling of bearing down eau ng
pain, weight and backache Is always per
manently cured by its use,
IL Will at all times and under all cir
cumstances act In harmony with the laws
that govern the female system.
FOR The cure of Kidney Complaints OF
either sex this Compound Is unsurpassed,
Lydia y. Pfnkham's Vegetable
compound Is prepared at 2j3 and 25
Six bottles Tor as. Sent by mail In the
form ef pills, also In the form of iozenges
on receipt OF price, tl per box for either.
Mrs. Pfnkham freely answers all letters
OF fnqairy. Send for pamphlet. Address
as above. Mention this paper.
No family should be without LYDIA
r. PINkHAMS LIVER PILLS. They
cure constipation, bili9Gsness and tors
pidity of the liver, 25 cents per box.
AEsold by all druggists.
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The Senate, on SATURDAY, copI,rr

The Senate, on Saturday, confirm.
ed Noah G. Mcfarland, of Kansas.
to be Commissioner of the General
Land Office; James W. Sller, of
Indiana, to be Consul at Cape Town
and a number of postmasters.
The President, on Saturday,
nominated ID. Newton Thompson To
be United States District Attorney
for Western Louisiana. lie also sent
to the Senate large number of
nominations in the army and navy
and marine services.
All the officers of regiments now
Stationed in Ireland have been ordered
tojoin their commands and precautions
are taking to guard public buildings
all over England.
In Limerick, yesterday, there was
rioting when the military aud police
intcrfored to prevent League meet.
ing. The troops charged the mob, and
were ordered to load but did not fire.
The police fired on the crowd, wound
ing number Of people. Twenty ar
rests were made. Later a club house
and several houses were wrecked.
In Dublin, yesterday, the Congrega-
tional Church was stoned and the ser
vices interrupted. A number of peo-
pie were injured by the police in their
efforts to clear the streets on Saturday
night. z.
AT meeting OF tha Directors of the
Ontario Bank, to Toronto, on Saturday,
Mr., Holland, the new managers, sub
mitted statement, showing losses TO
the amount of Sl,450,000. The DIrec-
tors decided TO recommend that the cap
ital Of the bank be reduced one half,
from SO, 3,000,0 900 to 81, 100000.
Ex-senator ConkliDg is confined to
bis room, in Utica, with malarial fever.
The firing on the people Of Ireland,
yesterday, reminds one of Lexington
\ hundred years ago.
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A STAGE SENSATION.
Alleged Separafion of Edwin Booth
from HIS Wife-tausc OF IN,
Trouble.

Alleged separation of Edw In Booth
from HIS WIfe--tnusc of the
Trouble.
Byrne's Dramatic Times published
exclusively on "Wednesday an account
OF the separation OF Edwin Booth from
his wife. IL Is said that the formal
parting took place last Friday, aud tliat
night Mr.. Booth did not finish his per
tormance OF Othello, Samuel PiGrcy
taking his place in the cast. The
friends OF Dir, Booth say the cause OF
his Illness was an overdose OF morphine.
The story, as told in the DrdD,attc
Tunes, is As follows: "On last Monday
Mr.. Edwin Booth went to reside at the
brunswick, On Fillh avenue, with his
daughter Edwtna, leaving the Windsor,
where he has been living ever sinca his
return TO this country. At the same
time Mrs. Edwin Booth lett the Wind
sor with her mother, Mrs. j. Ia Nc
Nicker,and her sleplather, Mr. McVicker,
TO live with them at the house they have
rented in Fiity-thrd street near Sixth
avenue. IL is the house owned by Mr..
Henry Z. jarrett. Some of those who
see Mis-. Booth most frequently say that
she Is worse than he, aud cannot passi-
bly, surviv her illness. On Friday sh
Tor the first time was compelled to see
her doctor in bed"
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Almost n Disappotptmen,

A well-known officer of the State
militia received present from his
wife this morning, in the shape of a
hne baby girl. lie thought he would
not go to Yorktown, in view of this
unusual interruption of his usual
household life, but as the madame was
bearing up well under the ordeal, and
added her assurances TO those of the
physician that his presence at home
was not actually necessary, he decided
to go, and left with the troops this
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The War I'm Western pa,...
Rates

CHICAGO, October lG.-The 81,
westen,lsate Association has eia,s'
consider the appeal ot The Chic,so
Alton Railroad from the decision h
Kansas CITY case. As a result Ina
in passenger rates between bep
kaDsas City will continue, aud !
there may not be any further ledus
ii IS probable that the present Ion
will remain, namely, s. to Kausu
and ~ irom their tn thi, point.
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THIRD EDITION
YoRKrows.s FaRsT DAY.
AtfOm OF Lord CORVALLIS
Flag OF Truce.

CGhoDfothOm Oh kOf0 OOkmWnhAAS
Flag OF Truce.
YoRKT0wN, Va, Oct. 1a-The
great centennial anniversary opened
to-day by Q celebration Of the sending
of q flag Of truce by Lord Cornwsllis
to General Washington. The sxer-
cises to-day consisted Of grand
tournament, preceded by a procession
Of Knights, Major Randolph was in
command. The exercises were OF an
unusually interesting character, and
the Knights acquitted themselves
creditably. In the afternoon appro-
priste addresses we're delivered by Mr..
John Toade, sof Norfolk, and Judge
Lee, OF Portsmouth, Va. The na-
tional ceremonies will be formally in
augurated t,-morrow, when the militia
from Narths srn States and the French
and German guests arrive. ltlll
There is already q large crowd Of Wis
itors present, and the Arrangements for
their entertainment are good. II is ex-
pected that President Arthur will be
here before the celebration 10 concluded
and his reception will be generous ant
hearty.
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prile.Iightcrs Arrestsd

AT II late hour Saturday MI
Will a prize litilt was 10 wor1
on the tpbacco>inspection p,enl
at the foot OF Fifteenth strestJrI
City, Captain Jelley, of The Ses1
Precinct, hastily gathered a Al
Of police and went to The p|
where he found two men fg6ti
and a crowd of about three hund
men around a ring. The crQ
quickly dispersed, but the POI
succeeded in arresting the two pt
cipals who gave their names
Charles A. Smith aud sam
Glassford.
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The Prass .,,,,

ha,ad i"d ,h,. hta,l'n~irg question VIII lug @s
u"'hu h, .h,s evening AT lhp msa, ,. %
Asn,ry ,,uy NJ i'gat lmfrovp,nsuua,SO Of
dons mes2,nsa sras, That the rrintno,SS,oscsl5 ~ Socl5
lhe steam engine" T. yd', W',ainKlnd d
.,,d ~ S"s = rinrnallyr = hS Hubert uppsl \
ara @ r. u, { brr, and IN ns r. "a, a. \
W. Bayarn Gem and V NJ wvfsalvs
houpt' There will he se,ec, Inol
ana 'ha exercises Nnl la 'Is w., readil
VIVA music, Tho public ana ,"ersps! up
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possln1r pnr.lnENr DAVIS Oesu

POSSIBLE PRESIDENT DAVIS Oerul
AT Interest in, position II hls capaClV
buffer for Pres IdeHt Az thH. Inc nI
ayers have properly calculated '0A
Republican Will undertake to as'ssl'
Mr.. Arthur, SIN less any Dtno'
Posslb lc-Prosidcnl Davis can leci.l
tlatteriug mot addressed by Cha'le'
To lis brother. "NOu need los
alarmed, James no one VIII ever
me Tor The sake OF seeing you h'p
England"
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The Wave 10 Meet fhe M,,,re

NEWPORT, Oct. l6.-A race has
been arranged between the yacht
wave, owned by DR.. John G. Barrow,
OF New York, and the Scotch cutter
Madge, belonging to Mr.. Jas. Goats,
Jr. The race will probably lake place
on Tuesday, the cjnditions being boat
Tor boat over thirty-mile course.
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sorrow for Garfield in colum,

SorfON Tor bafhtld IN tOlumn
The Assembly Of the state Of Bt
var at a recent session gave grace
and sympathetic expression to
general regret aud sorrow with whl
news OF tho death Of President GI
field has been received thrOuyht
Colombia. The President of the 81
through his principal secretary co1
municatcd the new, 10 the Asse
bly, on the Goth ult., when app
pirate resolutions were unanlmou
passed.
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Indignant PhiIndeIphia Irishmc,

fHiLADELrHIA, Oftober 16-Numer-
GUS meeiings OF Irishmcn were held
mere to-day, denouncinR the arrest OF
farnell. All the meetings were largely
attended and htty resolutions adopted.
Az one or them, Father Walsh, Of st.
Pauls Church. delivered an intiamma-
ory speech. Resolutions were adopted
denouneing the British government.
A large sum was subscribed in aid of
the funds Of the Dnbhn league.
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the Sew Crop oforange es.

The Savannah (Ga.) Recorder of the
18Th says: "Florida oranges are coming
In freely now by-almost every train ane
boat. Those thus far received are Of
good quality, and find ready sale to 10.
cal dealers, while the handsomest prices
are realized by through shipment
North"
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fire In =. Cambridge. VI,

correspond ut oithe Baltnno,o g..
CAMniaDGE, Mn, On. n
About 4 80 =. NJ. ye ,erdav III. u
ffams buildings III EaN Cs%hoI]. nT r.. J
used : as oyster shueket's quarter. Y. ",I
llre and were entirely cou.nmoa ,o".J ]
witAa large two story brick ,Is1 Sss1
aJJolDlng. The brick house bolo1 o1
to W. H. II. Todd, aud was n.rI9 s,I9
sufeI. The llAne structure, s xs',
property Of Capt. McNamara an "T' "
there was 10 insurance. v
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, ~, me Michigan suo

The following san an,, Sufferers. 4
bmt 10 TO- ,I'.. lsls5 ~, a. the F,1.a, 1s.a,O,SStlpa
Michigan . sua.is1.' ,9so for The s' SsayS.. S.sS 4,
P,n.,o,, Prs, aen''m,n Mar,iu.
'''V'ousY REPORTED .'''''"'....s
p tain, '''''''"... Cd
i.ta' tLus tar,....,.. =
Nv. c. h. Arm,trons s''',,'''"sGd
ing tho Subsorlption.' Who ia rso
stated that II the snhsas ueslres 1t Ia
come In faster that h" "',,,U.,'Iptlous do
ana ivrNHt3 t!i,=4'-n",'','' "' close the
,rrih I'd 70 the I-ou'r 'pun W., already
hopes, h"w,. yer, tnn "u ~, nor'tles.
20, y" rtctsstrv iot ~, 'us action
nepeS onr puhhu sp,r,,n" nne, a,
come tpr~ald a.A .,Ihso.es,u, citizens
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A Compromise MeefInr

=, Saturday night meeting of the City
Executive Committee of the Baker fac.
ton of Wilmington Republicans held a
meeting TO consider a proposal of conn
promise coming from the Pickles faction =.
but took no definite action.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-18
Guiteau surroundedb Avengers

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3D. Guiteau Is
n hourly terror of his life. Scoros OF
people are in Washington with the
avowed purpose Of killing him, aud
the jailer declares that as long as
curious persons are permitted to Visit
tAe jail, there is the grave IS
apprehension that violence may be
done.
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Ponder ON These Truth..

Torpid kidneys and constipsted bowels
are the great causes OF chrome diseases.
Kidney-Wort has cured thousands.
Try 1t and you will add one more to their
number.
Habttusl costiyeness affiic millions OF
the American people. Kidney. Wor. will
cure II.
Kidney Wort has cured kidney som
plants OF thirty years Standing. Try 1t
See adv.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-18
FOURTH EDITION
Indications for To- day.

For the Middle Atlantic States, fAir
weather, except rain In the northern
portion; southwesterly. vseriug to wes-
terly winds. stationary or lower barome-
ter and temperature,
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Assault and Rattery.

Before Esquire vandegrift, this
morning, Jacob Anderson, COL, for
committing an assault and battery on
a negro boy named VIM. Kelley, was
required to pay the costs of the case
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Personal.

Ex-U. S. Marshal John N. Dunn
now In the U. s. Secret Service, with
headquarters at Mobile, Ala, is on visit
TO this city. He was In railroad acci-
dent on Southern road, while coming
up, and was severely jammed and
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The Police Co.rt Case Postponed.

WASHINGTON, October 17.-Neither
Senator Malone nor Mr.. Strong appeared
IN the Police Court this morning when
the eAse against Senator Malone. charged
with being about to engage IN duel
with General Early, was called. The
case was continued indefinitely.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-18

,NorlCE.-Dr. Khne's Great Nerve
nnestorer is the marvel Of the age for ali
s.S o,te diseases. All fits stopped free.-
seno 70 s5l Arch STREET. Philadelphia,
oct 20-ly
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,Ns "a hsr hErAiLsTooK OF HOSIERY AND
Underwear in America, COOK 4 BRorur
noe 10. OIL and 81 NORTH EIGHTH STREET
'hiLADELPHIA. All orders will hav
n20-wly3pnr
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARX EFT.
MONDAY Oct " - A

BEEF CATTLE were Ia fair demand this
week, but prices at the C ose were easter.
4E1O head arrived and sold at the different
yatuS AT 3aoSSc. per H., as to condition.
SHELF were In steady demand. 1900
head arrived and sold at the different
yards at BailSc.. and Lambs at is7ISc. per
lb., AS To condition.
HOGS were firmly held 1000 head arriv-
eu, ahu sod At The different yards at \ "A
lU1zc. per lb., the latter rate for extra Cbi-
cago.
PdTk Drove Yard, sd and Lurcaster ape-
nue.. West Phtlddetphia. oct. 10.
EEP.-Extr't, ITO To l2D lbs, 5sS TO 5N ;
good. 10 TO 100 lbs. "a 10 OK fair. sO ts si
los;1 "a 100; culis. 10 ~: stock sheep,
lambs, ol6 10 o; common lam bs, ~ to 81 25.
vnls, $500 head.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEpNaspAY. October Is.hp.


FLOUR is dun and rather tower. Sales
OF 1UOJ barrels. including Minnesota ex-
trhh al u 5O for Clear, and at ks l2IS n
, 20 ior straight; Pennsylvanla extra
iam mlly at 81 37lf al 6l]4 Western do, do.
nj " ~ 80, and patents al ss 50 "a 9 5O
Rye Hour is dull at 50 y.
GRAIN.-W heat is dull and lower
sales OF 800 bushels Red and Amber nj
81 i5a ~. AT the open board 5000 bushels
december sold at 81 521a 81 ~ was bid
Diu LOT october tl 4S for November, and
81 52 for December. Rye Is steady az ri 10
lar fennsylvania. Corn is less active and
lower. Sales OF $500 bushels, Including
pc No. 3 and rejected at Tic. &C, was
bid Tor October: 7UA<c. for November and
,5Ac, Tor December. Oats are dull and
White at 49, 1za5lc. and reJe Q aud mixed
NJ 1Ss85c. Tine receipts to-dsy were as
ioiiows: $40 bbls. Flour, 1000 bushels.
wheat, ~ .6oO bushels. Corn, $500 bushels.
oats, 1906 bushels. Barley, 2oy bbls.
Whisky.
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From Yesterday. Late Eaition.
ON To YORKTOWN.
Departure OF tho state Miiitfa-A
Fair TurnOur from this City.

Departure OF the state Miiitia-A
Fair Turnout from this CITY.
The militia boys turned out bright
and early this morning, In full accoutre-
ments, full Of bright anticipations OF
their expected trip to Yorktown.
At 10 O'Clock there was a battalion
inspection at the armory, under the su-
perv sion of Lieutenant Colonel Wood,
In which Cos. A, q aud + were fairly
represented. After the inspection the
battalion made short street parade and
was dismissed until 1880 O'Clock.
At this hour the companies again as
sembled at the arnory for the purpose
Of proceeding TO the depot. Roll-call
showed the following officers and men
ready TO start:
co. A.-AMERIoAN RIFLES.
Captain-E. Mitchell.
Lieutenant Charles Hobson.
Lieutenant-J. Frank smith.
First SeTgeant-Wm. Floyd.
Second Sergeant-Thos. Patton.
Third Sergeant-John Clayton.
Fourth Sergeant--G. w. Murdock.
Fifth Sergeant-Wm. Il. Hanna.
First Corporal-J. X. Montgomery.
Second Corporal-J. 7. Hall.
Third Corporal-Amos Arthur.
Fourth Corporal-Geo. W. Russell.
Fifth Corporal-J. Francis.
Private--F. d. Downs, Alfred Downs,
VIM. Edward, l.. L. Jones,D. V. Jones,
Thos. l.. johnson, ID. NJ. LaRue, VIM.
Ellis, James McKelvey,J. w. Mckelvey,
Harry. Russell, Jos. Sanderson, VIM.
Sanderson, 4. II. Stewert, VIM. jack
son, Jos. Peoples, Joseph Jewell W.
Herrick, Jos. Collins, j. b. Schwatka,
James Ii. j. Bush, VIM. j. Patton
co. o.-DUPoST GUARDS.
Captain-Curtiss.
First LieutenaDt-Chaytor
Second LIeutenant--Rlce.
Sergeants-W Wickersham, Dawson
Weldin, and Dure.
CorporAls-Crippen, Rhodes, Evans
Connally, Fraim, Jackson and Phillips
Privates- Ainsworth, Becher, Flemings
Chandler, Conard, Garter, Dure, Evans
Foster, Gray, Hazlett, Haddock, Huhn
HarmaD, Hawkins, Jones, Kemb le
Lynch, Mum, Noon, Reynolds, Smith
Stevenson, Stephens, Weller, Whitford
and four Others who had not yet repor.
ted, making forty five in all.
co. ", posTLEs RIFLES.
Captain-O. f. Munda.
First Lieutenant-J. ii. Muuda,
First Sergeant-T. III. Kane.
Second Sergeant-G. T. Munda.
Fourth Sergeant-W. Harkins.
Fifth Sergeant-T. DeCray.
First Corporal M. Holland.
Second Corporal-M. jennings.
Third Corporal-E. Nutter.
Fourth Corporal-G. Gray.
Fifth Corporal-J. Knott.
Sixth Corporal-C. McCarty.
Seventh Corporal-Chas. Grant.
Eighth Corporal-W. Condor.
Privates-Alexander, Adams, Beas
ten, Bowen, Burke, Ballock, Canning,
Ere ierick, Oemmill, Holland, Hurzei,
Hill, Q. B. Hudson, g. .. Hudson,
Martin, McNeal, McGee, Neher, Poole
Phalon, Quinn, Sparks-thirty.six N
all. Total officers and members from
this city, III,
THE START.
About Las o'clock the battalion
started from the Masonic Temple
headed by the Reglmental Drum Corps
The officers In charge were Colone
Macallister and Lieutenant Colone
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THE START.

About Las o'clock the battalion
started from the Masonic Temple.
headed by the Reglmental Drum Corps.
The officers In charge were Colonel
Macallister and Lieutenant Colonel
Wood, who were accompanied by Ad.
jutant General Postles and Colonel
Walter Cummins, OF the Governors
staff, both in full uniform.
Hundreds Of people attended the
march to the depot, where an immense
crowd had already gathered TO see the
boys of.
The special train was composed of
one baggage and six passenger cars In
charge of conductor John Book, and'
drawn by engine No. 90.
AS soon as tho troops reached the
depot they boarded the cars, where
the boys speedily diyested themselves
of their knapsacks, and some of them
throwing off coats and collars, so or
pressive had been the effects of the hot
October sun under which they had
marched to the depot.
AT 2.l6 O'Clock the train moved off.
the crowd giving three bolsterous
cheers, TO which the militia heartily
responded. The boys were as happy
as larks, under the joyful antlcipations
OF good time ahead. Perhaps the
stern realities Of camp life Will dampen
their ardor somewhat before they re-
turn.
Company ID, State Capital Guards,
Will board the train at Dover, as will also
Governor Hall. Co. L, Garfield Guards,
VIII get on at Wyoming, and Company
u, Torbert Guards, at Milford. These
three companies, with the three from
wilmington, will comprise the First
Delaware Reeiment.
OTHER TROOPS EN- ROUTE.
About one O'Clock, yesterday after
naon. train of twelve cars, containing
The daily gazette., 1881-10-18
OTHER TROOPS EN- ROUTE.

About one O'Clock, yesterday after
naon, train of twelve cars, containing
the Vermont militia, passed through
this city. A delegation of Massachus
sets militia went through on special
train this morning.
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wiIm ingteh maruets.
WILMINGTON, Del. Oct. II.
rhe city Markets

The following were the ruling pricea 4
market this mornings:
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The daily gazette., 1881-10-18

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