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MIss1Na MEN.
being Earnestly Sought for b,
Anxious Friends.


Being Earnestly Sought for by
Anxious Friends.
Three parties called upon Coroner
Weldln and undert aker Palmer, jester
terday, In search OF missing friends.
The first to call WAS VIM. Wise, of No
1882 South Fourth street, Philadelphia,
looking for the body OF bis brother, who
he said, was drowned OF the fishing
schooner Sarah Froacis, In the Chris,
tiAns, Oh the kennebec Ice Compauy's
wharf, on Tuesday last. He described
him a. being 8 feet "A inches high, light
Completed, with sandy inoustache.
The straugest part OF this affair ls th at
the man could have been drowned at
the time and place stated without the
occurrence being known In this city,
But uutil Mr.. Wise called upon him the
Coroner had net heard word Of tins
drowning. After leaving his brothers
description with undertaken Palmer, Mr..
Wise returned to Philadelphia.
r. A. Beatty of Mo- sos Spruce street,
this city, left with Mr.. Palmer 1 descrip.
tion Of man named James Fannnonp- -
8 feet 8 inches in hight, light completed,
81 years old, and wearing unusually
small shoes-who has been missing TOR
several days.
Parties from Philadelphia were also
looking around, yesterday, for the crazy
mau who was seen near the Delaw are
Railroad bridge over the Christiana, last
Tuesday, and who was supposed to have
been drowned. They did not leave their
names and addresses with the Coroner.
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@. r. Rudolph and family 60 to Reho.
both next week to spend the season.
The excursion of the Knights of st.
Lawrence to Atlantic City takes place
on Thursday next.
PROF. PROCTOR has indicated his be-
lief that comet will destroy the earth
in about million years. Few of US,
however, can afford 10 walt so long 40
that.
THE First National Bank Of Milford
has declared semi-annual dividend Of
three per cent, and passed $1,000 to
the sur plus fund.
THE Delaware state Agricultural
Society's annual fair will be held at
Fairview Park, Dover, commencing
Sept. 26, and closing Dot. 1st.
At Lebanon, KY, yesterday after.
noon, John Gipson, q farmer, was
shot to death by Richard B. Cban-
dler. The murder occurred in
Keough's barroom, where a game OF
cards was in progress. Chandler is in
Jail.
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Wen said.

"The vioe-President," }" says the New
York Tribune Of yesterday, "has return.
cd TO the city wiser man. He knows
that the public have better opinion oil
him now than they had fortnight ago,
aud be 10 not disposed TO forfeit theli
esteem BY Fastening back to Albany and
taking partfD the closing scsnces. he
ought never TO have emerged from the
retirement In which he n0w takes re :
fuRe. The country 10 grateful TO him
for his final spasm Of good sense"
President Garfield secured an insu.
rance policy on his life in April last for
$26, 900. The agent tried to get him
to mako II $50, 600, but the President
thought that too much for man In his
position to carry. When In college he
took . policy Of $500 to secure friends
who had advanced money to enable
him to complete bis education.
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How 10 Eat Lemons.

Most people know the benefit Of lem
Onade before breakfast, but few know
how 1t 10 more than doubled by taking
another at night, also. The way to get
the better Of bilious system without
blue pills of quinine, Is to take the juice
Of one, two, or three lemons, as the ap-
petite Graves, In as much Ice water rs TO
make 1t pleasant to drink, without su-
gar, before going o bed. I'm the morn
Ing on rising, or at least half an hour
before breakfast, take the juice Of one
lemon In goblet Of water. This will
clear the system of humors and bile,
with mild efficacy, without any of the
weakening effects OF Congress water.
People sheuld not irritate the stomach
by eating the lemons clear; the powerful
acid Of the juice, which 10 almost corro-
sive, infallibly produces Inflammation
after while; but properly diluted, SO
that II does not burn or draw the throat,
II does Its full medicinal work without
harm, and when the stomach is clear Of
food has abundant opportunity to work
the system thoroughly.
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General Nsws.

The National Temperance Society
Is holding a series Of meetings at
Ocean Beach, New Jersey.
Mrs. Eliza Garfield, mother of the
President, had q severe attack of
cholera morbus last Friday, and is
now prostrated by fever. As she is
81 years Of age, her recover is scarce
ly hoped for.
The surplus remaining in Califor-
MIA of the crop Of 1880 is estimated d
at 1924 ,278 centals of wheat and
1874 ,592 barrels of -four. This Is the
largest surplus Of wheat ever carried
over in that State.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
awarded a gold medal to Ida Lewis,
now Mrs. Ida Lewis Wilson, for her
services In rescuing persons from
drowning since the passage of the
act authorizing such awards.
Warner Miller was elected U. s.
Senator by the New York Legisla
ture on Saturday to succeed Thomas
Z. Platt Tor the term ending In 1887.
The vote stood: Miller, rs; Herman.
4; Fish 9; Wheeler, 4; scattering, Q.
Necessary to choice, 70; Senator
Winslow and Assemblymen Bing-
cam, Coppell ]. U. Carpenter, Gull
len, Dickey, IIurd, Jackson and
Sherpe lSpeaker) went over to
Miller. In the ballot for successor
TO Conkling there was no choice
the vote standing: Lapham 68; Pot.
ter, At; Conkling, 20, and Evarta, /.
Superintendent Fairman, Of the
Insurance Department., of New York,
has discovered that the Universal
Life Insurance Company has exhaust
I'd its stock, and has an additional
deficiency of 1854, ,016, making total
deficiency OF 1884, ,016. He has issued
u requ;sition to the stockholders to
pay in this amount to tho office OF the
Company on or fore the 18Th of
October.
The fire in the Stanton shaft, at
Wilkesbarre, has just be n extinguish
ed after TWO years of labor, and 1t is
hoped the mine will be ready to resume
operations within three months. 1t
will employ evcr 500 persons.
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The wheat Crop Poor i.

The hum of the wheat thresher and
the sound Of the steam whistle 10 now
heard In almost every neighborhood.
The yield Of wheat 10 poor, and p.oba-
bly, not over two-thirds of an average
crop. Several fields Of seventy-five acres
each yield only 500 bushels. Macy far
mers have only half crop, while others
have nearly full ones. The winter was
q severe one on wheat and badly " froze
out" many fields, especially those sown
broadcast but the. chief failure Is owing
to the heads not filling we'll. To some
cases the berry is small aud shriveled.
Wheat sown on fallow land has done
best, and more than ever this year is
seen difference between thoroughness
and the opposite. Quite an amount has
been sold At from Sl.10 TO Sl.l4.-
Peninsulur News.
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England and France ON the wsts,

LONDON, July 15.--The Iemarks or
Mr.. Frevelyn, Secretary of the Admiralty
IN the House Of Commons yesterday 10
regard TO the British naval strength in
the Mediterranean were misrepatted.
de said there were nine French i,on-
clads on the African coast, six of which
are OF the first-class; that Admiral Sey-
mouf's iron-clads form fleet which for
nghting fiiclency Is quite worthy even
Tor England TO show In the Medilerran-
can, and that England has, besides, in
the Channel squadron four iron.ciads
and nine coast-suard ships.
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lTexas Ponies.

Mr.. Jas. Spruauce brough. to George
town on Thursday \ drove Of twenty
eight Texas ponies. They are on pasture
on the farm OF r. W. d. Albury, ESQ.
These ponies are brought direct from
San Antonia, Texas, aud are sold here
for about seventy-five dollars. This ID
part Of the second drove shipped by rail
TO Delaware. The others have been
sold In Smyrna and Milford.-Susser
Journal.
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DnaIsrERs ORDKR,
RnGIsTER's OFFICE,
Ma DautlA ~

khna16TkB . OIB1CR,
New Castle Co.. June 8th, 1851.
Upon the application Of joins Fehren-
baoh and Pauline W. Aschenbach. Execu-
tsrs Of Augustus Ashenbach, late OF VIII.
mington Hundred. In said county, deceas.
Register that the Executors aforesaid
tamentary upon the estate OF the deceas
cd, with the date OF granting thereof, by
causing advertisem ents to be posted with
In forty days from the date OF such letters
In slx OF Lhe most public places Of the
county Of New Castle, requiring all per-
sons having demands against the estate to
present the same or abide by an act OF A q
seLnbly In such case made and provided.
And also cause the same TO be inse; ted
Within the same period In the DAILY
GAZETTE, Q newspaper published In VIII
mlngton, and 70 be continued therein three
weeks, cod.
49,, Given under the hand and seal
L. u. OF office of tue Register aforesaid,
sS At Wilmington, In New Castle
county. Aforesaid, the day aud year above
written. b. c. Bl90S, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims AGAIN 81 tho ks-
ate OF the deceased. must present the same
duly attested, to the Executors on or
before 8th day OF June, A, d. 1882, or abide
the Act of Assembly in such case made
JOHN FEHRENBACH.
PAULIN n W. ASHEN BACH,
Address; = Wilmington, Delaware.
tue-eodxw.
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Love-Making by Mail

NEW York. July l5,-A short time aeo
q dealer In butter and eggs received q con
signInent of eggs from Tennessee. A
young v oman employed in the store Ia
removing the eggs from the barrel found
one on whicn W - written O req uest thai
the young women in whose hands the
egg came would open correspondence ce
With the writer, who gave h o address,
The young woman.at Once sat down and
hogan 10 CORES, ond with q Tennessee
fa ner. Photographs and hearts were
sson after exchanged by mail. Mex!
week the enterprising farmer will seek
q bride In Brook lyn to care for him and
his chick ems In his Southern home.
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LEROY Under Examination,

LONDON, July 15.-rhe examina.
tion Of Arthur Lefroy, accused of tie
murder of +. j. Gold 10 Q oompatt.
ment of the Brighton Railway express
train on the 9th ult., was begun to-.
day at Cuckfeld. Mr.. Pollard of the
Treasury, in opening the the case for
the prosecution, mentioned Lefrov's
possession Of his victims watch, his
disappearance and hiding, tho re.
moval Of his mustache and whiskers.
and his redemption of a pistol from
pawn only few hours before the
murder as links In the chain of cir
cumstantial evidence against 1t.
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A sIillionaire,s Response.

Mr.. John W. MAekay's letter to Mr.,
Cyrus w. Field, IN response to request
was dated Wan street, July 10, and
read as follows: "Yonr note Of llth
inst. / received this morning. In the
matter you refer to prefer to wal. be.
fore giving you an answer. 1his I do
for various reasons. Should an unfor-
tanate outlook come you will find me
10 the front rank. AS leave for Eu.
rope In the morning am quite busy to-
day, which has prevented me from
calling.
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IN OTHER HANDS.
A Well.Kn0Wn Newark Indusfr
Controlled by WtlmfngtOnfans.

Controlled by wiimingtonfans.
The stockholders of the Casho Ma
chine Company, Of Newark, met on
Tuesday last, when Mr.. James H.
Ray, president of the company and
Mr.. James Springer secretary and
treasurer resigned their positions and
to succeed them Mr.. Thomas 8. Bel
lab OF Wilmington was elected presi.
dent and Mr.. Winfield 3. Quigley of
Wilmington, secretary and treasurer.
On motion the credits of the company
were placed in the hands of James II.
Ray & Co., for collection. The pro-
ceeds Of the same TO 60 toward liquid
ating the debts of the company.
The company intend going extern
sively into tho manufacture of iron
axles, which it is thought can be done
with much more profit than building
threshing machines. To limited ex-
tent they will continue 70 make farm
ing implements.
Six hundred shares of new stock
have been issued and all are taken,
the principal buyer being Mr.. Bellah.
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Ocean sree,..

n BsroIT Houss, RRHo...
LII, July l4-The elhhoaoTa lhs..oTa 81
n1t !, fanged above "a dea eaursasam,oansts, raa,
,n... -. me present heated tsros rDs' here d
Mess yesterday, when Il , ras,. ltvs'
Sre, nns, put about II ,. ~. va vseaScnsd q d,
mS:. rosso wester, which mass u II had a n
tn,s r morning the skies c arc 'as u, sand
I'M rne :, cool = breeze, which u msas ca,sa,, !. VI
Among the recent arrival,
a. Slat'ery, @. W. Graavna Gvais are: |
uummings, 8. q. Wedssin, Miss Il
,Du. pusst. y =; Mcdonald, Mis-, pMG.n. ~ r. "
inee ne p and D. Frederick.' ~ s9afs 2 y
H., ~. ,nag, ,neer-in- Chief " VI uBalap
: Un.tsa !, . !. . States navy; Mrs '" law. W. VI
= AZ apG 4 dauRh er, Mrs. r. Rscs%tsss.P ~
usuk inter- and Profs. Gloc,su. y. rect
Snop. noted WashInotoro aud
New York and vIreiniss ~ musis,,
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THIRD EDITION
A SWEEPING CYCLONE
DETAILS or DIaAsTER.
Nearly the whole Town OF New Ulm
Swept Away.

Swept Away.
CHICAGO, July IA despatch from
Minneapolis, MIMI, says that the fol
lowing tslegraphic account o. the disas-
ter at New Ulm, Minn., has been re-
caive& there: "SheItly before 8 O'Clock
Friday afternoon cyclone Of most
terrific violence struck this town, ,demol
Z ishing over one hundred buildings and
killing or wounding upward OF thirty
persons. Though ether towns 10 the
vicinity were visited BY the storm to
greater or less degrees OF violence, the
full force Of the cyclone vented itself
here. According to The evidence of eye
witnesses two tornadoes met right ovei
this place and the work Of destruction
was accomplished In less than fifteen
minutes. The course Of the cyclone
could be distinctly discerned, and i,
seemed to be moving In separate volume.
from the north and south. At 4.3U
o'clock black clouds gathered with great
rapidity. The thunder and Lightning
were terrific and the wind blew hurri.
cane, while the RAIN descended In blind.
Ing sheets. There was q moments lull
and then the cyclone struck the town,
almost destssying It, and then disap-
peared - suddenly - It came. Itseffecis
are almost Indescfibable. Some house.
were struck by lightning, others wert
lifted up bodily by the violen,e Of the
wind, and others were demolished by
Aying debris from other buildings.
Scores of dwellings and stores were en-
tirely destroyed.
Very few escaped unIDjured, but
many had the roofs blown off or welt
no badly unJointed by the wind tha,
they will have to be pulled down ano
Rebuilt. The storm was most destruc.
tive in the north end Of the city ano
whole blocks of frame buildings were
swept away. Hardly barn or sta
BILE escaped, and it is estimated tina,
over one hundred horses and cattl.
have been destroyed.
HoTRL ROOF FLYING THROUGH THE
ALB.
The roof Of the Merchants Hotel
was carried blocks through the air and
and hurled against Jacob Mill.'s
house, which it completely demolished
but fortunately the Miller family es
capped before the crash came. j. g.
Randolph, Mayor of the city, estimates
the total loss at $500 900, and the low
est estimate is $3.50, 900. Aside from
the loss Of life the worst feature of th.
calamity is that none of the property
10 insured against accidents of this
kind. Many have lost their all. The
citizens have, however, without ex.
ception, met the disaster bravely and
even cheerfully, and are taking prompt
and decisive steps to repair the dam
age, though all agree that, next to the
Indian massacre, 1t was the most dis
astrous blow Now Ulm has ever re-
ceived.
1Es Preparing to Rebuild.
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, July 17.-lt can
safely be said that $3.50, 900 to $500, 900
would put the town of New Ulm back
where it was.
The Pioneer Press received the fol-
lowing special from New Ulm via
Mantako The people of New Ulm are
organizing for the work before them,
and will commence rebuilding theii
city tomorrow. Workmen from St.
Paul, St. Peter and MaDkato are Oh
hand. The Governors guards are on
duty protecting property.
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CAPITAL PRICE, $50, 900

1867 Prizes, amounting .sllO, 400
Responsibie corresponding agents want
ed At all poluts, 70 whom liberal comp pen-
sation viii be paid.
For further Information, write clearly,
giving full address. Send orders by ex-
press or Registered Le ter. or Money Or
der bv mail, addressed only to
ID. A. DAUPHIN,
or N. A. DAUPHIN at
No. 2l2 Broadway, New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision and manage
ment Of GENERALS @. T. BEAUHE-
GARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
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Delivering OF Grain ON Optio, 4.
tracts,

NEW YORK, July 15. An imu.
.ion meeting Of the grain trads
neld here to-day at the Prodpcs
change, and during its coptinua~.'
business was suspended, The nv
under consideration was a n,oa.' mss
change in the rules of the trads a,'N: y
regard to the delivery Of grain =, v !.
Ton contracts. Two reporis y
submitted, but neither we're ado,,]
AID both were referred ba.I
the committee, with instructio.,
prepare rules for the delivery Of .,
10 store ~ o basis of option CONT
to provide a system of repistr, y, !
warehouse certificates issued. AMI h
tor general security OF grain r,osi.1
and to provide for equalisiur tbs !.
ne Of ra'lroad d certificates, il c,N,.,1
on contract, but to permit can,l s,s|
to be delivered on contracts. Al h
option Of the seller.
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Advancing the Price OF the Lon,

Advancing the Price OF the Loaf,
CHICAGO, July l5.-The Bakers of this
city nave ordered an advance of one cent
per loaf In the price oil bread and q pro-
portlonale advance on their other pro-
ducts. ostensibly bee ,use O their IL crease
In values. but IL Is supposed really 70
iorestan an anticipated strike OF the
Journeymen bakers.
Mr.. ! Justice clifford, OF the United
states Supreme Court has undergone am
putatioD ofthe foot for gangrene, aud is
reported by telegraph stu be as com forta-
bic as could be expe ted. The chances
OF his recovery, however, are exceed ing
iy small.
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supposed Suic,d.

.hn,,s m,ss . Maggie Cham berls,,
noo1. ns., !. { mile from Newark. on !,
sss,,nns, .ssd,ng 70 Elkton, bavlns ga ra,h.s H..
s.etlousiy : disappeared an 'A,ast r \
oveniog, search was made =, ihunl
yesterday after noou hss rSs ds. lor her,
,oond r.os lying In McConssasJhssoe'c CaJ socy 2 !
race, on the Christiana nasSSns!s sSsns Y
rom her home, In about u. IA ia, = .
wWs.er. w. The young lady hav,nau suuas' sa
".,sp'ayeo symptoms OF mentaI 'ssss ss.1
eide. 'H0 COMMITTED |
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AN IsRAELITE "prophet" 10 Uu
says that the comet betokens The toul
coming Of the tribe Of Ephraim u
half Of the tribe Of Msnasseb, With d
Prophet Elijah at their head, from \
tween the icy mountains Of The nahi
ern regions, whence they are nov COZ
Ing toward America 10 build up za
for the personal coming Of the MsslA|
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Maryland wheat.

The wheat crop in Washington
county, Maryland, promises to turn
out better than was generally expect-
ed. There was not as much straw as
last year, but farmers In the vicinity
Of Hagerstewn who have thrashed
their crops have found the yield un-
expectediy large and Of the very best
quality.
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A D1seRAcEPuL sornE.
The Mayor Of Newport Ca,ifnr
Journalist n VflIasu

Journalists q Villain.
NEWPORT, Il. l.. July l5.-A dis
graceful scene occurred at the Cham.
Der OF the Board of Aldermen this
afternoon when Mayor Slocum pub
iicly called the writer Of an article In
the Daily Nesos villain. Hearing
that Mayor Slocum had given the
name OF the writer Lucius D. Davis.
editor OF the Daily Ne,cs, said that
he was the writer, and the Mayor
then repeated his original remark,
following 1t up with proiane Ian.
guage OF the most insulting charac-
ter. The Board, out OF respect for
itseifand to protect the Mayor from
further disgrace, adjourned, Davis is
one OF the most Influential citixens
here.
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The Electric Light.

The wharves ct New Orleans are to
be lighted by electricity, by which
business will be facilitated, as the
loading and unloading Of vessels can
be accomplished in more comfort at
night, aided by the electric Eight, than
in the day time under broiling Soulh-
ern sun.
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HORRIBLE BRUTALITY In RUS.
SIA.

One Hundred and Twenty Persons
burned 10 Death in o Barn.
Sr. PETER,BURo, July 16.-Iu the
province OF kursk in the South OF En-
ropeau Russia, l20 men and gir's, who
hAd been shut up in Q barn for refusing
to work, were all burned to death by =
village mob, who fired the bui ldinq and
prevented the escape OF the prisoners.