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a full carso Of barley to Cleveland for lump
freight Of $500.
AROUND THE LAKES.
ASHORE OFF I'Olir NrRWEL1@

! ASHORE OFF pol,r nrRwEL1~
Sptctol Dispafeh to The Chicago Tribune.
| BUFFALO, n. T.. Oct, s.-A dispatch was re-
cclved to-day stating that the barge America hae
| gone ashore or Port Durwcll, on tho Canada
] coast OF Lake Eric. and that one man had been
drowned. The America Is owned by Thomas
| Iyan. Of this city. wbu also owned tho barge
Princess Alexandria, The Alexandria. loaded
| with lies, went ashore ut I}urwe11 about two
cred On The shore and the Ancrfcu was sent to
! bring them here In tow Of the tug SenecaL No
particulars OF tho disaster are yet known.
A MARINE TELEPHONE.
Sptetat Dtsoatcn - 1nf Chieaao 1tth,ns,
AMHEHsTBUNG, Ont, Oct S.-A 1elephonc is
being put up between Duff s. Gattleld's ol1ice at
the Litnc-< <ius Anu Sultcns' coal oitco here.
the Detroit marine Offices. Vcssc-,nen eau then
get thu stugo Of wafer un the Lime kins when
hound t1p ut Mnllens' dock. and boat agents can
be notified when u boat pAsscs out to Lake Erie
and over I}ar Point, or it detained here. Tho
line is for the marine Interests only and will be
great convenience
KuSS1SG THE LITTLE FELLOWS.
Sprcfnl C'.notch to TIE th.ea1o Tribune.
AMrEnsTuURG, Ont. Oct. s.-prdgeon's fleet
OF schooners, the Coync, Michsgnn. and Nichu!-
son, passed down. iumbcr-ladcn from bay City
for buffalo today Othel large craft, including,
the Palmer, arp going into tho: lumber trade.
The small oarges complain thnt they ure beng
driyen ff out OF the lumber business BY the large
THE STEAM-rARGE GRANITE STATE.
Sreial DiSnsteh to 7hs chi:a9c 1rioun>.
M1LwA1'KEE. Wis. Oct S-Woif & Davidson
ing tug Ieviathan commenced placin&. pumps
on the stcan1- barge Granite State, sunk near
the Clay Banks, ut o'clock this morning.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS At nCFf-sLo.
Sprcinl Di*1%:teh to The Chicago ir.5urt.
BUFFALO, n. y. Oct. S.-Lakc receipts fo- tho
week: Corn. 3S:, ,:uu bushels; 1iaxsced, lO7,.aN
bushels: tionr, ;s,tN barrels. Shipments: Cu.1,
0 totts: cement, ',07d barrels: rails, SV tots;
suit, 1.tU1 tons.
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1I.QN-U1RE.

Ore frcignts are reported rs very strong. tho
revival OF grain frei@hts being likely to draw
eonc Of the grain vessels engaged i'll carrying
ore NJ present back to their proper trade An
adyancc OF ) cents per ton Is reported from Is
). c.4Euba TO Chicago, South Chicago, and Grand
Haven, and an advance OH c1rgoes to Lake Erie
ports Of :rI10 cents is predicted this week. The
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ii 6eee;al Dapatch to The Chicago 1ribuns,
:sFBuFFAL0> n Y, Oct S-Coal freghts con-
Es41atod firm today at unchanged rates. Engage
-1nents: Propeller Lehieh, for Chicago, at S1.45;
propeller Minneapolis and schooner S. J. Tldc1,,
sane, Mt Sl.4o; schooner Three Brothers, for
Green Bay. at S1-s5: schooner, Flying Mist, for
Racine. Mt SLID; schooner Kate kelly. for De-
trolt. Ut % cents; schooner y. c. West, for Sau-
dusky.:at Is cents Cannl frctrbls were yerr
dr1n ut ~ cents on wheat, / cents On corn, and
~ cents On t1axseed to New York Shipments
for the week. 6ss.l 100 bushels.
- At CLEVELAND, O.
Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tt{b,nc
CLEVELAND, O., Oct S.-Chartcrs-Pronel:er
Progress and schooner Warner, coal, Buffalo to
Milwaukee,, $l>4o free: propeller Republic and
consorts fronton and Grace HOLLAND, coal, Buff
1nlo to Duluth, ST. free: propeller Fred Kelley,
conf, Buffalo to Milwaukee, S1.50 free; schooner
Scorc, ore~ Escanaha to Cleveland. 81 Is schoor-
er Faury He'll railroad iron. Saudusky to Du-
lutn. and orc, Marq uctte TO Lake Eric, on pra-
Fate terms
AT MILWAUKEE, WIS III, =.
Special Dspdteh to 1h< Ch4caoo Tribune.
~MH.wAUKEE. Wis, Oct S-The schooner
9corse e. aoughton was today charted TO take
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A COURSE OF TWEl LEC7}jRFS

Ut tsIt-' 2 E-l-0 Ut1I-O
T9 ladies' ;s re- "a Gentlemen a yytea and esthetic
mencne Oct z, continuing weekly. During the
course ms Startling experiment OF Whitening COL
Esss{vea 1H ae9ts rnd s. a COPY q ii. vainabe
selling Mt these prices, presented with cach scnr
Circulars with al particulars tickets und books now
, 1881-10-09

Erie west Of and including Erie to whch iron ore
is consigned, and from which coal is shipped.
, 1881-10-09

s58,O53 ~
STATE Or ILLINOIS. COOK COUSrY ss
C"shfer ot tue enboFe-nauied bank, do soIemnvs..t
tnat TIC above statement Is true the best Of
edge and belief. Ii. j. EafE Ha1u9t~
subscribed and sworn to before me this .th d., =.
October, loSl. H. ]. STREET Snf,rr - Iay Of
CorreSt-Attcst: Sam'l ii. Sjckerson, Il Il. por..
Il H. Ntrarth. Directors. -" 1"1e1
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RuALl%E-=S IN 111E XIV LI:-
Yesterday and thp day before were quiet days
in the river. the greater part Of the big tleet in
port the early part Of the week having unioaucd
and got away again. Today aud tomorrow If
the wind is favorable, will reverse matters. as a
fleet Of some 500 or more vessels mostly lumber
carriers Is now due. Tho arrival OF the lumber
feet always makes things lively on tho river,
as it gives the bridgeteuders and tugmeu IN
opportunity tn quarrel and wranEle and hurl
choice epithets ut each other. And it also ar
fords opportunities for collisions between yes
6els whereby bows arc stove In, jibbooms taken
ot.t, etc, NIL OF which affords the marine report
exs opportunities to gather items without hay-
ing to buttouhole every one they know for
"'news pointers as is the case when things arc
quiet and dull.
DOCK AND OTHER NOTES.
Capt. Mckee, the cribkecpcr. was In the city
Yesterday.
The schooner Selkirlz is in Miller brothers
dry-dOckS. beng rtcalkcd.
Capt. Julius Nelson has taken command of
the schooner Onconta, vice William Long.
The ean,-bargc Starkey was chartered yes
tertlay aud left for White Lake for cargo OF
lumber.
Il bill Of sale of the tug T.. L. Anthony, from
Edwin Walker to Richard Schultz was flied for
record at tho , Custom House Yesterday Consd-
Grafton, $l,G00-
The schooner Belle Brown, Capt LYMAN
Feitus fine vessel, leaves this mornin. for
1sontz hay with Il full cargo Of sundrics some
thing Oil Of tho usual line for lumber craft.
Capt T. Cassady has been assigned to the COM
mand OF that beautiful piece OF marine archi~
lecture. the w-schooncr Sea Bird, in place Of
Capt William Fitch. resigned. The Sen BIRD has
proved & Se1y profitable Investment M M 10 tho zen
er.al parties are seeking to purchase her. This
is not joke. either.
Tho Captain Of tug claims thut tho bridge
Fifteen minutes. .TnEfHrIHE hAfnFa h1 II
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Lumber frcights remain stcady and firm at
the ruling rates. Vessels are III good demand,
especially Tor cast-shore ports. \ few charters
were made yesterday, the bulk Of the tlee1 now
being after c.rgoes- The following are tho
rates prevailing from the ports named:
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
THE CHURCHES TOMORROW.

St. Johns Church. Services tomorrow
at 1890 a. IN. aud pm.
First Presby teriaR Church, Market
street above Ninth. Rev. f. B. DuVal
pastor. Preaching at 1890 a. IN. and
80 p. IN. Puolic cor daily invited.
Mt. Salem NJ. Il. church, Rev. T. l..
Tomktbs, pastor Preaching at 0.30 a. IN e.
Subject docs God hear and answer
sincere pryer?" at 80 p. IN, by Rev. DR.
Matlack' Love Feast at 8 a. M, Young
Peoples NJ eetiug at 80 p. IN. All Kind
ly invited
Union NJ. e. church, Rev. Adam STEM
gle pa.tn Communion service at 10 80
a. N. At 30 p. m., Sermon on "Godly
Sorrow" by the pastor.
Household of Faith, Rev. George r
Kramer, pastor. Sujsc; At 1880 a. m
Eternal life What is M" At 7.30 p. IN.
"Lessons from the narrative of Lazarus
OF Bethany"
New Jerusalem church, Rev. j. B.
Parmelee pastor. Subject ats10.30 a. IN.
1.-THE Holy supper"
Central Presby term church, Rev j
| b. Nixon, pastor. Services al 1870 a. m
| At 3 p, IN the Pastor Will address the
| Sunday School IN the Church. The regu
lar evening services will be- omitted.
Reformed f ,Jiscopal Church of the II g.
deeIDer, Rev. j . l.. Estiip, rector. Sutl &C
| al 1870 a. m., Latent Power of Salvador
Unueveloped." Al 7.30 p. M, "Service O
SoRg." Sunday school at 8 a. m.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
A Msekerel swfndne.

We are told that an enterprising
swindlsr made his appearance at
Barneston and vicinity, this county,
few days ago with a large lot Of
mackerel in half barrels, which he
offered at low price of $3.50 each. He
soon sold out and took his departure.
The barrels were opened and the
quality of the fish found to be "tip
top" although small OF size, and
those who had purchased thought
they had for once in their lives
struck bargain; but 10 their sIrprise
they soon came to the end of the
mackerel. There were but twelve of
these fish, and beneath them was a
bag filed with broken bricks, stones,
ETC., to give it weight. AS may we'll
be imagined those who had been
thus swindled were not particularly
pleased and used some forcible If
not elegant language on making
the discovery. We learn that
one of The victims of this swindle was
our usually sharp and shrewd friend,
Evan Dampman, Esq Vest Ohes,
ter Ne,os.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
SUM MAR Y.

Hicks, wife murderer. hanged at SPAR
tanburg. b. G.
WI. Arrant Mary land farmer. was
Indicted ior murder.
His Msjesty Kalakaua ofAcially receiv-
ed o. Portsmouth Navy.
A fire at Eidr.d, Pa, destroyed the
principal business portion OF tee village.
Ex-congressmsn 9. H. Voorhis. OF
Hacksnsack, was acquitted on charges OF
embezzlement.
Memorial exercises in memory OF the
late Pres dent were held yesterday in The
pubic schools OF Cincinnati.
Application has been made to the War
De pa tment for permission TO Try the
Apache leaders by military coinmls-
sion
| A large number OF dangerous counter
| felt ten dollar gold pieces are in circala-
lion on The racine coast, Two arrests.
The internal revenue receipts for the
| year ending June ~, 1881, were = ia .aS2 ,b6s
an increase of Sll ,3os All over the preced'
ing year.
! witnesses for the defence In the Jennie
Cramer case testified positively tina
James Mslley. Jr., was at home durinl
| tie night Of August 8.
During september there has been al
:. | increase of sSj7 .47s in national bank circu
n lation, and III the year tlo ,lSO,ool tn
Il present total being 1858 75J,8i0.
- Pro- ecution of the alleged conspirstor
:, TO deiraud the government by the s;a
~ roule Post Office contracts was be- ur
yesteI day at W Washingten by Information
Il ed in the Supreme Court OF the DlstTlc
OF COLUMBIA, aud warrants were ordere'
u ishue.
1he movement for ,topplng the Engllsl
s. cotton mills Is thought 10 have col q seo
The London Lancet condemns the lat
70 President ply sicians ior publishing In
correct bulletins.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
The Berks.county Annual Fair.

READING, September 29.-This was
the leading day + the Bsrks~county
Agricultural Society's annual fair, but
the attendance could not be compared
with that of the previous year. Con-
sidering the recent severe drough. the
display of fruit, vegetables, etc., ID
very fair. Among the visitors to. day
were /: +. b. Gowan and Chief Engi-
neer Lorenz Of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad. kilograms of re-
gret were received from Senator Cam
eron and Governor Hoyt. The receipts
this year will compare favorably with
those of last year. Tomorrow will
close the exposition. There were two
races on the half-mile track this after.
nOOu
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
Guiteau an d His Tr,.,

WASHINGTON, Sept. or,
District attorney received tbls ~.
noon dispatch from George Scov'l
Guiteau's brother in.law and cbos
by him as his counsel in The cow;' ]
trial. Mr.. Scoville announces ~
he has acceeded to the reoue., "
Guiteau, will appear for him. ~
will reach this city on Tuesd'
morning next. 1t Is now said M
one Of the first efforts Of Guitesu}
counsel will be to secure such y
rangements as will protect i
assassin from bodily harm during \
trial. Attorney-General Stockton
New Jersey, has informed DistriJ
Attorney Corkhill that the New Ia
sey State authorities will take no 7
tion at present in relation
Guiteau.
Guiteau having complained th.
could scarcely breathe In his cell, . N
OF the brick work, which closed ali h
eight inches Of his cell window, h
been removed. The opening is 20
| about twelve inches. lie is 10 cons,,
fear for his life, and the appearance d
stranger at any point whencs q sbo.
him might be made always excltss BIZ
and leads to suggestions on bis pa,
to additional measures for his prCl
| ton.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
Service OF song.

At the Reformed Episcopal Church
Of the Redeemer, the first Service of
Song will be held Sunday evening, oc.
tober I'd, commencing at 7:30 O'Clock
A cordial invitation is extended to the
public. The order Of services will be
a. follows:
Chant-''The Lords prayer"
Hymn-"All hail the power Of
Jesus name."
Chant-"Gloria Patri."
Chant--"Gloria In Excelsis."
Anthem--'Benedic Anima Inta."
Hymn--"Jesus shall reign"
Anthem--"Great and Marvellous. Z"
Chorus-"I will praise him."
Hymn-"From all that dwell"
Chorus-"Sing unto God"
Chsnt-"The ten commandments" +"
Hymn--"O, for thousand tongues
| to sing"
Offertory.
Anthem-"ra Deum Laudamus.'
Chant-'The Apostles Creed"
Doxology and Benediction.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
The French yis,,.

The commission Of fiftean
by Gov. Cornell, Of New Yo,Pp "Ppoln
tene ee,ve ane. The French guests at the W. y
town centennial met on WeSna..Gs, .G
and concluded the necessary ns.H n..,'!
nary arrangements. Admira, w S,eh
on board the Tennessee. will, u myma
French visitors on board ths isss n.y.
at quarantine and will convev ,S Eans1
the city. They will be landed 'nsu, ~ !.
battery, where the Seventh RsS;,. ~
will attend as a guard Of bon1ss s'ns
will be escorted to the Fifth a,,A
Hotel. On the following dav .v',H "
will be taken to West PORT ~! =, "
manor war Vandalia. The iut,
programme Is not yet arranged 'N''
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
vepnor sends I'm Hts Predictions

OTTAWA, Out, Sept. 30.-Venhor,
the Canadian weather prophet, has tor
warded to the Weather Otice at WASH
ington a complete copy OF his predictions
for the coming year, and has asked in
return copy of the proguosticat ons of
the Chief Signal Officer Tor the purpose
of comparison. Vennor complains that
heretofore the authorities at Washing
ton have received bis forecasts only
through the press, which in many Cases
were reliable.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
FROM WARRINGTON.
The Late Presidents salary-Guit-
eau and Habcas COrpus-Prepar.
ing for Organization.

Inc Late Frehidents baIary-Gu1t.
eau and Habcas Corpus-Prepar.
ing for Organization.
THE LATE PRESIDENTS SALARY.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-There is
no doub that Congress as soon as it
comes together will pass an act giving
TO Mrs. Garfield the remainder of the
first years salary Of the President.
aUITEAU AND HABEAs CORPUS.
1t is believed as probable that in the
case Of Guiteau, after his trial and
conviction IN the courts of this District
a writ OF habeas corpus will be sued
out on exception to the jurisdiction Of
the District of Columbia authorities.
This would bring the case finally Tor
review and judgment before the Su"
preme Court Of the United States.
PREPARING FOR ORGANIZATION.
The Senate chamber is now in readi-
ness for the meeting OF the Senate
The portraits Of George Washington
and John Adams, the first President
and the first Vice President Of the
United States, have been placed on
either side Of the chair ofthe presiding
officer.
Secretary Window has determined
| to make the canvass for re election to
the Senate to fill the balance OF his
unexpired term. He was very 10th to
leave the Senate to enter the Cabinet,
and regrets very much now that he
did 80. In reference to the sugges-
tions made as to the probability or
possibility of Mr.. Malone voting for
Mr.. Bayard for Presidet pro tam, 1t
can be said there 10 no possibility OF
such thing under any circumstances.
Gen. Malone, Col. Cameron and all
the leading readjusters are hostile 10
MIR. Bayard, and he certainly does not
think any more of them, aud would
prefer not to have their support
Senator Garland of Arkansas, says
there is not particle of truth in the
story telegi aphed from Chicago that
he and Senator Edmunds had agreed
on plan Or the organization of the
Senate.
He says that he and Senator Ed
munds and other Senators talked 8
good deal among themselves on the
journey TO Cleveland and while there
but they neither commit ed lhemselve,
. or undertook to com nit any one elst
, to any projected basis of agreement
Judge Davis, who is now in Massa
chusetts, wri es that he will be here OF
the opening of the session.of the Sen
ate, but he has nothing to say abou
his course as bet ween the two parties
Intimate friends of his here say the,
have no doubt he will accept the pies
idency of the Senate if it should b,
offered to him.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
II. l.. n.

At the regular meeting of tine Rugby
Literary Society on Wednesday after
noon, at Rugby Academy, an election
of officers tovk place with the follow ing
result
observation-disclosures s. Robb.
Vice President-J. ID. Bush.
Secretary-w. II. Thompson.
Treasurer--John G. Duff.
Librarian-F. ID. Carpenter.
Sergeant-at-Arms--Perkins Groome.
Critic-Dr. b. w. Murphy.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
New Range Light,

Notice is given that on and after
November l a fixed red light of the
third order will be shown from the
lighthouse recently erected about
two miles northwest of Lewes, Della.
ware, which, with the light on the
Delaware Breakwater, will form O
range for entering Delaware Bay.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
THE DOVER RAcrs

sleOiai dispatch to tue aa. SAvis'
Down, "a, PPAIRylrw PARE
Early Rose won the uoauiss.s .lss' q
to day in 2.20a. 'uso
len, len thousand people are o,
ground at l o'clock, and the, AZ. :.
coming. arc
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
State ltonn.

The property of Henry Levy, Dover,
was seized by revenue officer |. l..
Adkins last week for the recovery OF aud
assessment of deficiency Tx Tor last year. |
On Monday Gov. Hall appointed John
S. Jester, Esq, OF Dover, as q Justice OF |
the Peace,vlce George b. Dickson, decd.
The dwelling OH Main Street, Fred |
erica, occupied by Mrs. Young, was to- !
tally destroyed, Wednesday, BY FIRE, to- |
gether with the furniture and clothing.
The Board of Trustees of the
mington Conference Acadsp~ M.
Thursday, and elected HOP =. met
bury as President ot the e. Ssuls.
CreadicK Of Duver,was Hoard. DR.,
tee' slectsd as q trus'
Past Grand "
Jersey aDS .. 'r MsrvI.nd' New
No. Q, iii ;n,,,nta .odo
III OF the A. o. U. W., OF Delaware
lid dletown on Monday evening.
A sum amounting to over sixty dol
= lars for the Michigan sufferers was raise
t by subscription Al Forest Presbyterla
' Church last Sunday.
2 VIM. Loot, q colored man, living nea
Odessa, was shot through the hand, 0
Monday, by pulling his gun through
iencs by the muzzle.
q Messrs. Blggs, Clayton i Co., wi
erect large cannery in Middletown,lh
fall.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
The Nantionai Guard nj Yorktown.

COLUMBIA, Seplember 29.-Inlelli-
gence has been received TO day to the
effect that Company 18th Regiment
National Guard of Pennsylvana OF this
place has been selected US one Of the
companies to represent Pennsylvania at
the Centennial Celebration Of the Surrea
der of Yorktown on the 10Th OF next
month, From the same source 1t was
learned that the Company ranks second
in the State In personnel.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
-
A Terrible Railroad Accident.

AYLMER, Ont, September @.-A
excursion train on the air line to
exhibition grounds at London collids
with a freight train at Orwell, twoau
one half miles from this place, to da
Five out Of the nine passenger coach@
we're completely wrecked. Five pe!
sons are known to have been killed..
Several are missing, aud it is So
posed they are buried in the wrscl
About twenty were severely wouuds|
aud a largo number we're slightly bud
The dead were Willie Cook, Of AyI
mer; - McAinskey and son, ID
yer and fireman of the excurslan lrsl1
and two young men who names \
unknown.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01

Thousands OF ladies to-day cherish
grateful remem brances o. the help de-
rived from the use of Lydia K. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. IL positively cures
all female complaints. Send to MIS-
LYDIA E. Piukham, 233 Western avenue,
Lynn, NJ ass, for pamphlets.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
Mr., yos.ph. A.saliant Under Rail

Robert Lister mith, or smith Lister,
wEo shot Samuel Josephs In the foot on
the return rip from the Williamsporl
Convention, was he i'd by Magistrate Col
Inns yesterday und'r 81 o ball for ri
appear snce when MIR. Josephs gets aoouI
again.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
Answer This.

IL there person living who ever saw
a case of ague, blliousness, nervousness,
or neuralgia, or any disease of the stom-
ach, liver, or kidneys that Hop Bitters
will not cure?
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01

Giteau could never sleep at proper
hours, cursed with abnormal activity
bis nerves we're always on the Qui rius.
Gould he have had the soothing benefit
of DR.. Benson's Celery and Chamomile
Pills has wretched brains weuld not
have ragged with improper fancies
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
GENERAL NEWS.

The counsel for the Government
in the Star Route cases yesterday
filed information in the Supreme
Court OF the District of Columbia
against Ex-Assistaut Postmaster
General Brady, Chief Clerk French,
Contract Clerk Turner, George l..
McDonough and Samuel P. Brown,
TOR conspiracy to defraud the United
States; and the Court ordered war.
rants to be issued for the arrest of
the parties accused.
The conference between Senator
Jones and Ex-senator Con king, at
Utica, ended Yesterday, Mr.. Jones
return ng to New York. Itis rumor-
ed in New York that the conference
"will have an early and important
bearing on affairs at Washington"
Senator Fair, of Nevada, has re.
ceived tele gram from Senator Platt
OF Connecticut, by which it Is settled
that they will pair for the extra ses-
sion.
Republican primary elections
were held In New York city last
night to choose delegates to the dis
trict conventions, which will elect |
members of the State ConN entiou to |
meet on the 5th inst. All the Assem-
bly, Districts, except the Ninth,
choose Conklins candidates.
The Republicans of the First Die
Eict OF CaYuga county and tie
Oistrlct OF Queens county, 10 -
York have chosen anti..C .irs
delegates to STATE Conve ,,;s Ne'
Secretary Window ption
ton Yesterday afterr =. VI,
Secretary Kirkwo/ .eit e. "asnins Rni,a
p yn wv ID will return t
ard at No ~
he usus' ifolk, Virginia, yester
liant. ng' and was received VIII
asst ! honors oy tne coinihau
He returned to Washingto
night.
an unknown copper-bottomed vesse
10 feet Keel, Is reported floating In Tn
Gull near AfanZas, Texas.
The trial OF exCougressmau Voorhe'
at Trenton New jersey, ou the remainiI
indictments against him for embeZzli,
the funds of the Hackeusack Nation
Bank resulted yesterday in his aoquitt'
The three young rufiiaus who Tobb'
the Iron Mountain Railroad train
Arkansas last week were captu ed {
thursday, Two In the Indian Terrific
aud one in Texas. They are in Jail
Hope, Arkansas.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
The Fight Against Gowen.

PHILADELPHIA, September 29.-
1t W given out to day that the
Messrs. McCalmonts, of London, who
are large holders of Reading slock,
had sent So, 100000 of convertible
bonds Of the Reading road to this
country to be chenged to stock and
voted at the January election in case
such aciion were necessary to control
the vote and sustain the present
board OF managers in opposition to
Mr.. Gowen and his friends.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-01
THIRD EDITION
A SMYRNA ENTERPRIsE.
Extensive works .of Msssrs g. W.
d 3. Taylor.

Extensive works .of Messrs g. W.
as. Taylor.
Special Correspondents OF the GAZETTE.
SMYRNA DEL, Oct. 1,,-Messrs q.
w. q s.. Taylor are now taking the
leading part In mechanical works. They
have lately placed In theiIfounderya large
steam hammer which is one of Ferris Il
Mills manufacture, and are now putting
up building. the dimensions Of which
are forty five BY eighty, and two stories
high, which will, When completed, be Q
large Improvement, making the foundry
the largest on the Pepiusala, outside
OF WILMINGTON. They have also In
course Of erection an Office twenty five
BY thirty feet. They receive work from
ali parts OF the country, both At home
and abroad and have now in stock u ore
than twenty-five thousand dollars worth
Of goods. They now employ about forty
hands regularly.