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The daily gazette., 1881-08-30
CULINARY OF DEATHS
y In THE-
CITY OF WILMINGTON, DEL,
FOR THE

Total deaths reported to the Registrar.
70 born in the Unttea States ~, ireland
l. switzerland l males Is, females 10 |;
whites a,. blacks 9; under one year ofags
Q, from one to five years 8. fiye 70 ten q
ten to tweaty 2, thirty to forty .. ferty -
fifty l, fifty 10 sixty 2, sixty to seventy 4
seventy to eighty l, eighty TO ninsty =;
died at the almshouse Q coroner'f caees :.
Causes of Death Accidents. u cnolsra
infantum, = !; congestion OF brain, /; COM
sumption. ); collapse after opsterieAl
operation, dyaentery. hemorrnags
msrasmus; 4: ;,,dn me,I,snsi!is: Z, 2 oysrian
scroinIa. l j. typhoid fever. typhus ab-
DOM alis, i.
Deaths by Wards: First Ward. L, SEQ.
ond Ward, s; third Ward. /; Fourth
Ward, 8: Fifth Ward. Sixth Ward.
Ninth Ward, /; Tea,h Ward,5; Eleventh
Ward, unknown, l.
Two deaths were Of non-residents.
Brought here for In terment s sent away ,
.: still bern, j; premature births 2.
For the corresponding week OF 1880 sev-
enteen deaths W re reported.
q. B, FRAZER, Registrar.
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An indispensable Necessity.

ted prejudice In the minds of many 9TH
erwiss liberal people against medicinal
remedies of which the component paris
were unknown to the world at large
This prejudice, however, Ia dying out
very rapidly; and no greater proof of it
can be offered than letter recently re-
Gently received from l. s. Potter, an Am.
erican Consul in Prussia, who says: "I
regard the presence OF PERRY DAVIS
PAIN KILLER in my household IS an In
dispensable necessity"
lt Is a sure and safe cure for Diarrhea
and summer 9omplaints, and can be
bought at any reputable drugstore.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-30
The Evils That Attend Success

Success generally creates enyy-envy
ice-malice prompts mischief, and 80 the
baueiul list goes on, followed by crime
and wrong doing. The Louisiana state
Lotter, established by the highest au-
rule. Its success. induced by Integrity
and honestly In Its management. with
liberaliiy and charity. have caused TO
spring up in New York opponents who
as to It's ermanence and ability 10 re
deem its promises. Let every one who
has q lingering doubt writs to NJ. A.
Dauplln, New Orleans, La., TO establish
performed. aug n.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-30
Meeting Of the weocaeoe.

A meeting of the Weccacoe 8. f. e.
Company will be held at the engine
house, this evening, and q large at
tendance is desired, as marshals to
serve during the Company's visit to
Reading next month, on the occasion
of the grand tournament will be elect
ed. The Weccacoe expect to turn out
fifty equipped men on this occasion,
and band Of twenty pieces. The
steamer is being thoroughly overhaul
ed, and the Company will make a
creditable appearance at the tourna-
ment.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-30
Kidney CeIapIaints

Of all descriptions are relieved at once,
and speedily cured BY kidney-Wort. 1t
seems intended by nature for the cure OF
oil diseases OF tho kidneys caused by
powers are especially directed to the re.
nova, OF this GLASS ofdlseases. Weknow
OF persons that have suffered for thirty
yssrs that have been perm anently cured
By takioR Aidnoy-Wort short time.--
Try it, either liquid or dry.-Ssss.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-30
EaisIy Proven.

1t 10 easily proven that malarial fev-
ers. constipation, torpidity Of the liver
and kidneys, general debl lily, nervous
ness and neuralgia ailments yield readil y
B'tters. IL repairs the rassges OF dis
ease by converting the food into rich
blood, and it gives new life and vigOr
to the aged and infirm always.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-30
A NOis1 Youth.

A boy named John Carr, was arrested
last night, and taken to the police sta
tioD, for stealing can of oil from Dam
forth's drug store. While In the cells,
last evening, he yelled for an hour like
q maniac, and succeeded in drawing q
great crowd, who were convin ,ed that
some Que was being murdered. he final
ly Quieted down from sheer exhaustion.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-30

"IN EUROPE" according to the Mon
treal Star, "Csstle Garden 10 known As
q place where the immigrant 10 protected
from sharpsrs, and the immigrant lands
there without fear or misgivings. No
matter where be comes from, the Con-
tinent, or from Great Britain or Irelat d,
yet he has beard of Castle Garden" and
the Star urges that Canada shall found
. Castle Garden Of Its own.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-30
Fire Alarm.

The reflection of h re evidently five
or SIX miles out of town, over in Bran
dywine Hundred, shortly after eight
O'Clock caused some sense1ess enthusi ast
to sound an alarm from box No. 2, at
Twentieth and Market streets. The de-
partment responded, giving horses and
men long and tiresome run, which, of
course, was useless.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-30
Heated Wheat Causing a Fall In
Price I'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, August t29.-Operators on the
Board of Trade were thrown into great
CONSERVATION to-day by the circulation of
a report that the wheat in the Chicago
elevators was heating. A committee of
investigation was at once appointed, and
beginning on the City Elevator, owned
BY Munger, Wheeler b Co., one bin out
of twenty-eight was found to contain hot
wheat. This caused charitable tum-
BILE In prices, September wheat. which
opened at $1.32, going down to 81 % In Q
hurry. The committee will continue its
Investigations tomorrow.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-30
A French Defaulfer.
PARIS, August 20, 1881 .

lie Soir this evening announces that
Al. Felix aine, the well known director
Of the Union Financiere, has abs.onded
with {, SOC, ,000f. The news created great
excitement on the Bourse to-day. The
police are on the track of the fugitive.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-30
FIRST EDITION.
SHARP PROCEEDINGS.
How q ROckland Merchant RecOv.
cred an Old Debt.

How q ROckland Merchant RecOv.
cred an Old Debt.
Recently Chas. II. Highfield, far.
mer of Chester county, Pa, appeared
before Esquire Vandegritt and swore
out warrant for the arrest of Charles
Green, merchant of Rockland, Bran
dywine Hundred, ON charge Of per-
jury, in falsely swearing out foreign
attachment against b IN.
The case is curious one and prob.
ably unparalleled in this State. High
field, about ten years ago, married a
M IS Metcalf, of this city, who, prior
to her marriage, bought considerable
quantity of goods from Green and, as
he alleges never settled for them. Mr..
Netcalf, father OF the woman, alleges
he paid the bill years ago. However,
few weeks ago, as Metcalf was driv-
ing through Rotkland on his way to
this city, he was net by Green and
Constable p. j. Wilson, with for
oign attachment, issued by Esquire
David e. Fury, Of near Centreville.
Green informed him that unless he
paid the old bill he would take his
team, whereupon Highield, to save
trouble, paid .he amount of the claim,
S36.9S. -
Hlghfield afterwards, by the advice
Of friends who insisted to him that he
had been swindled, preferred the
charge Of perjury against Green, as
above stated.
The case was to have been heard
before Esquire Vandegrift yesterday
morning, but Green, through his
counsel, j. H. Hoffecker, Jr., Esq,
asked for pOstponement, giving as a
reason that he is postmaster ab1sock-
land and could not get away. The
postponement was granted and the
case fixed for Thursday.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-30
AyAvoRABLE DAY.

The President is better. That is The
news of the day. 1t is heard on every
side, and it is repeated from lip to lip
with expressions of delight and satis-
faction. 1t is the good news that is SO
easily and soon told but the danger
is not yet over. The President has
come out of the last relapse weaker
and more debilitated than ever. The
one which was marked by vigor, and
which occurred on the 23d of July, and
after the President had been spoken
of In the papers as convalescent, passed
over, leaving the patient stronger
than did the one of August Is, which
in turn was less marked in its results
than the one coming on the 20th of
of August, and the one ON the 28th
proves the worst of all. Thus each
relapse in its effects marks q regular
progression in the patients debility
after it has passed over. He never has
been as well since the first relapse as
he was before it, and in his rallies he
has never reached SO favorable a stage
of health as he did on the rally before.
EYFECT OF EACH RELAPSE.
Besides, every relapse is the date of
new complication in the case, and in
the last recovery there appear none of
the favorable symptoms of the others.
All they are able to say, even speak,
ing in the most favorable terms, is that
he is doing well and improving. The
reference to the previons relapses and
the rallies that followed them is sug-
gested by the tone of conversation one
hears on every hand to-day. Every
body seems to have hope, but these
relapses, each of them taking the
President nearer the dark river, have
shaken confidence in the often-ex pressd
belief that he will get well. This is
the haven in the hope that finds such
opulent expressions everywhere, and
when one hears there is an improve
ment let him remember that much
improvement will be needed to take
the nations patient beyond danger.
DURING THE NIGHT.
Last night the patient rested almost
comfortably. He had good restfal
sleep at intervals, and the night being
tolerably COOL, after twelve o'clock be
awoke near daybreak very much re-
freshed and cheerful. When he open
ed his eyes his mind was as clear as a
bell. He had perfect control of it, and
spoke to those about him in cheerful
tones and with o voice from which the
hollow whisper of Saturday had entire
ly disappeared. As one Of his at
tendants said, he was much more like
himself than he had been for ten days.
His uack ton WAS hattAr and the
coughing, or hawking and gagging,
that have been for week such a
trouble and annoyance to the patient,
disappeared almost altogether. His
throat is by no means well, however,
nor was there in the morning any 70.
duction In the size Of the swelling.
PRAYERS In ENGLAND.
LONDON, August 20, 1881.
A special service OF prayer for the RI
covsry of President Garfield was held q
several Nonoonformlst places Of worshil
in London yesterday. Liverpool newt
The daily gazette., 1881-08-30

The milkmen at Richmond, Va, are
pect TO sell by dry measure. From VIII ich
fact 10 evident the great damage done to
that city by the water famine which pre-
walls there.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-30
Drunk and Disorderly.

Before the Mayor. this morning,
John Whitefeld, Chas. Phillips,
Thos. Gates and John Appleton, for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct,
were fined 81 and costs each.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-30
A Newborn Babe Wetg his 2
Pounds.

From the Warrington Republican.
The wife Of a prominent business
man gave birth last Sunday to a
male child of extraordinary propor-
tions. They were: Weight 22A pounds;
length, "a inches; circumference
of head, 13s inches, breadth of shoul-
ders, . inches; circumference at hips
201 inches. The child lived only
about ten minutes. In conversation
with Dr. George II. Heron, who was
the physician in this case, he stated
that he knew of but one case of re-.
cord Of a child born alive larger
than this. That was the child Of the
giant and giantess, which weighed
at its birth twenty.three pounds.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-30
New Dres. Matsr,al. for Fall wea

Heavy satin str ped fabrics alterna-
ting with stripes of silk plush. IL rich
the most expensive and novel dress ma
teriaIs for the fall and winter. Other IA.
brfcs show bread watered silk stripes, al.
ternsting with stripes formed OF heavy
btocaded designs showing leaves and
silver. The coiors, though bright and
suiking, are hafmoniously and artis-
tlcally blended. Many OF the signs and
effects Keen In these new DIRE. - ma eria ID
are carr cd out in plushes ard brocadet
Intended for military purposes
The daily gazette., 1881-08-30
pl Z D.

ROBINsoN.-In this city. August n ,10ol,
Mrs. Jerusha M. Robinson, In the 18TH
year other age.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend her fu-
neral from the residence of her son.in-
law: VIM. B. Hyland, No. sos walnut st.,
on Tuesday afternoon, the S0th innt1nt,At
house. auRxo.2te
The daily gazette., 1881-08-30
/ TTENTzos, woRKINaMEs.-

The Mutual Coal and Produce AssociA-
aion, having reorganised by the elscston
of officers, eQuest the attention OF WORK.
hold rs at all regular meetings, held ~
No. sos Walnut street, every Tuesday ena
Friday evenings. augN-9ec
The daily gazette., 1881-08-30

papers state that prayer for Mr., Gss.
held was almost universaliu the churchee
there yesterday. The Bishop Of Tsnnes.
see, preaching 1t Seafcrd, In 6nssex. -
Sunday, referred to the spirit which =
abroad In the world to put down al s..
tbority. The dying President was :
christian, who before the world daEsd =
take sin BY the throat. He Wa 4 nsn
who might be killed, but nos ssduced
from the right. NJ
The daily gazette., 1881-08-30
HOW TO SECURE HEALTH.

Its strange any one will suffer from
arrangements brought on by impure
blood, when SCOVlLL'S SARSAPA-
RILLA AND STILLINGIA, or
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will re-
store health 10 the physical organization.
1t is strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take and the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
ever discovered, curing Scrofula, Syphi-
luo disorders, W eakness of the Kidneys,
Erysipelss, Malaria, Nervous disorders,
Debility, Bilious complaints and Dis
eases of she Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
Stomach, Skin, etc.
BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cures
pain In Man or Beast.
DR.. ROGERS WORM SYRUP In
stintiy destroys WORMS.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-30
PROTECTION TO GUITEAU.
ARRIVAL OF TROOPS gRoM yonrHuaa
MoNRoE- CONDITION OF TIE PnxoQN.

WAsHINoToN, August 70, 1851.
The zeal of United States Attorney
Corkhili, lest Guiteau may b. taken nos
the Jail BY force and q dose Of honp "a.
ministered forthwith. is the admirssien
Of the people ofthis oity. Eoswithstwnd-
ing the fact that the guard ut the jail han
been DOUBLED, . company OF government
artillery stationed In the jail and picket
line thrown out ut safe distance. reuui,
sitions for United States troops Coniinuo
to be made. Several companies have an
rived from Fortress, Monroe, and they
are roving aimlessly about the oity.
AN ABSURD COMPLAINT.
In the meantime 0uitsau 10 ~ cheeky
as ever. He sent for Attorney Corkhitl
to-day, and when the latter arrived 0ui-
team called hts attention to what he tarrn-
ed an attack upon him by the guard No
Gill. stating that 1t was q c0Wardly ect
for McGill to enter his.cell pistol in hand.
In view Of these circumstances he want
ed TO know ifthe guards conduct should
not be investigated. Guitean says Il 3.
Gill intended Killing him, and II Il had
not been for the sctivity he displayed IN
defending bimself the matter would have
ended fatally to Guiteau. Colonel Cork.
hill states that the prisoner IL In good
health, talks intelligently and shows 10
symptoms Of insanity. More than this,
Gniteau has learned that tho Presidenf
still lives.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-30
Meetings Tonight.
TUEsDAY.

a. 7, n, A.
Lincoln Lodge, No. ., X. Of p.
humanity Ela Circle, No: ], b. Of U.
Asylum Lodge. No. 2, l. o. OFF.
German Mutual Beneficial society.
american Star Lodge, No. 2, A. d. q. r.
Mutual Coal and Produce Association.
NJ, Vernon Degree, No. l, 1. o. F.
delaware Encampment. No. 4. %.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-30
NEW ADvERTlsEnlNI's
NOTICE

NOTICE.
OSrToE OF THE WrLnrNoroN COAL !
GAS COMPANY, 800 ohipley Street.
The annual meeting OF this company
for the election Of Directors to serve the
ensuing year, Will be held at the oflce On
to5 p. M. WIN. p, TAYLOR
aug30-8t Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-30
SECOND EDITION
STILL IMPROVING.
CONTINUANCE OF THE PRES
IDENT'S FAVORABLE
SYMPTOMS.
THE PLANE OF CONvALEsCENCE
AT HAND.

Physicians Confident the Chances
OF the Patient-Hopes that are
Allowed with Fears.
WASHINGTON, August 20, 1881.
EXECUTIVE MANsIoN-6:S0 P. M.
The daily rise of the President's
temperature began later this afternoon
than yesterday, but rose eight t-tenths of
degree higher. The frequency of his
pulse ls now the same as At this hour
yesterday. He has taken willingly the
liquid food prescribed during the day
and had, besides, during the morning, q
small piece Of milk toast. At the even
ing dressing pretty free discharge of
healthy Pus took place from the parotid
swelling, which is perceptibly diminish.
ing in size. The wound manifests no
material change. Pulse, no; temper
ture, 1905 respiration, 1S.
D. W. Bliss, ROBERT REYBURN,
j. X. BARNES, D. HAYES AGNEw'
J. J. WOODWARD.
SECRETARY BLAINE TO MINISTER
LOWELL.
The following was sent this afternoon
10 LOWELL, Minister, London -
The President had good night and
is having a good day. At this hour, two
P. M, his pulse is l03, showing de-
crease from the forenoon. For many
days past the pulse has shown decided
increase by this time in the afternoon.
His respiration Is normal. ALI other
symptoms are reported by his surgeons
to be favorable. BLAINE, Secretary.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 20.
Secretary Blaine sent the follow
Ing telegram to Minister Lowell 10
night
To LOWELL, Minister, London:-
At half past ten tonight the general
condition of the President is favorable.
Late in the afternoon his pulse rose to
1l2 and his temperature to 100-both
| little higher than the surgeons expect
ed. Pulse has now fallen to 10S and
fever is subslding. The parotid swelling
Is steadily improving and Is at last di
minishiDg In size. Apprehensions ,o
serious blood poisoning grow less every
hour. BLAINE, Secretary.
THIS MORNINGS BULLETIN.
The $3.50 o'clock bulletin, this morn
ing, stated that the President slept well
during the night, and was in about the
same condition as yesterday.
Pulse, 102.
Temperature, 9s,5.
Respiration, 18.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-30
PRAYERS IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, August 70, 1881.
A special service Of prayer for the re-
several Nonoonformist places of worship
in London yesterday. Liverpool news
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08
WEDNESDAY.

Cold day.
 Threatening rain.
 See Mason's lad.
 Yavapai County is rich in minerals.
 Prescott has pretty fair water works.
 Money is changing hands for mining property.
 Seed potatoes are selling in this market at three cents.
 Bones & Spencer have wheat for chicken feed.
 Prescott is the Capital of Arizona, and is only Is years old.
 Peach and apricot trees are in blossom hereabouts.
 Elsewhere see notice of Commonwealth Drawing.
 Cottonwood trees are beginning to show signs of leaving out.
 Mrs. F.. W. Wells has returned home from Chino Valley.
 A good map of Arizona would sell well. The Riecker map IS too muddy.
 Many Prescott people are sick with severe colds A kind of epizoOtic.
 Mechanics of all trades are busy in Pres colt, showing that times are easy.
 City Marshal Dodson has made quite a number of arrests during the week.
 Granite Creek carries goodly amount of agHa pgrd Use 1t ye placer miners.
 Miss Nellie Banghart is up from Chino Valley. leaving her mother feeling some what better
 Barley and wheat are reported to be from to l4 inches in Salt River Valley, and Tn healthy condition.
 San Francisco papers speak of large ship ments from that city to Arizona of milling and mining machinery. Goldwater & Son will soon add summer styles to their beautiful stock Tn store. La dies will bear this in mind. J.H. Marion and Judge Chas. Silent were passengers out on the Black Canyon and Phenix Stage this morning.
 Placer miners on Lynx Greek are making ! from S4 to Sl0 per day to the man. Other localities the placer miners are doing equally well.
 By reference to our item under the proper 1 heading it will be seen that w. K Willis craft is dad" and happy we suppose as ' big suntower. Doughertv. the man so badly frozen and now in the Verde Hospital. Is still alive. al- though the flesh has all dropped from the bones of his feet.
 X gentleman well versed in copper, having studied the subject up pretty thoroughly, estimates the copper mines of favapai coun- tv as being worth twenty millions How IS 1 this, Brother Bean.
 Dougherty Bros. polite merchants of West ] Prescott, accommodate those who patronlze them, and only charge very small profit. { Go and buy from them, they are deserving gentlemen ! j.. L. Fisher received. to-day, large as- sortment of goods direct from San Francisco. He viii now have a large and very complete line of all articles needed by people of Northern Arizona.
 New York city is supposed to have 30, 900 strangers daily, and in this respect it lay, over Prescott just little. We lay New York in the shade however in having more bonanza millionaires. Cherry Creeh dlstrlct mas many good mines and at Smithville there Is built goodquart2 mill for the reduction of the same with a little additional machinery. Let some one put the whole thing into motion and money can be made.
 Representatives cf 'Ye Noble Red Man, halling from the Ava Supia Villages. are in- specting the garbage localities of our city in quest of new and flashing costumes. They will return home rich, regular Rothchilds.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08
To Days News.
SUPREME COURT.

This morning was devoted to the case of Neri Osborne vs the Territorial Auditor, on a writ of mandamus, compelling Auditor Clark to issue certain warrants. When the case was called, Mr. McCabe cited authorities where the position of Assistant Clerk did not come under the revised statutes, and claimed that the Territorial Legislature had the right to make appropriations out of the Territorial Treasury for all officers who are not paid by the United States Government After Mir. McCabe closed his argument the Hon. Thomas Fitch addressed the Court on the validity of the Acts passed by the 11th Legislature after the 4th of March, and claimed that our last Legislature was the only one ever Tn session since the formation of our American Congress that ever exceeded the time specified by law, and claimed that as our Legislature did dot adjourn on the 4th of March that every law passed after that time was null and void-Gazette.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-08
THURSDAY.

Wood hauling to Whipple keeps up
 What are Territorial warrants worthl
 No passengers to-day per Black Canyon stage
 Major Dake is pushing work at Lynx Greek.
 Joseph R. Walker has gone on trip (of- ficiaD eastward.
 Barley at Phenix is worth g per 1O0lbs., by the wholesale.
 The city of Leadville owes S30,OOO and has nothing to show for it. Another rain would cause the grass to grow in this section.
 A good farm and 100 dairy COWS to rent. Inquire at the MINER Office.
 Some large gold nuggets were found in Granite Creek above Prescott this week.
 A great many black locust shade trees have been set out in Prescott this season,
 The Bodie mine, Turkey Creek, IS show ing up fine This IS good property.
 Prescott stores look more metropolitan than ever to-day. New goods is the cause.
 Guilford Hathaway is having quite run of custom at his stables on Granite street.
 J. T. Shull is putting the finishing touch on his new colt age, situate on COrtez street.
 Freight teams, wood teams and hay teams appeared on our streets in goodly numbers, to-day. Freight teams are needed to carry SUD- plies to the San Francisco mountain coun' ! try.
 The 60. K" Stables are kept in good ,ryle. Their location is west of Granite creek.
 Mrs. Dr. W. l. Day has arrived in Pres, colt from Gillett, enroute to the Eastern States.
 The ordinary time for freight teams be- tween Maricopa and Prescott Is about Id days. We hear that the Hoeffler mill. near Walnut Grove, is to be set into motion soon. Sc i note 1t be.
 The sisters of the late Chas. DeYoung threaten to shoot young kalloch. What would tine verdict bel
 Shep Randols big teams cainp tonight at ! Bumblebee Flat on their way to Maricopa with seventeen tons of Silver Belt bullion shipped for account af F. W. Blake.