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GENERAL NEWS.

President Arthur, xhile in Washing.
ton during the obsequies Of Preside5t
Garfield, Is the guest Of Senator Jones,
OF Nevada. Mrs. Garfield will remain
o. the residence Of Attorney General
MacNeagb, as she does not desire to
again see the White House. where she
spent 90 many sorrowful days.
The London, New York, Boston and
Philadelphia Stock Exchanges have
agreed to held no session on MONDAY
next, the day OF President Garfield's fun
sral-
The Dominion Exhibition at Mon
treal, was formally opened on Tuesday
~ the Lieutenant Governor, In the pre-
sence OF $4,000 people. In bis address
the Lieutenant Governor mace fitting
field. -
The subscriptions to the Garfield Fund
received In New York yesterday amour.
ted 70 $o4, 79s, making total up to last
evening OF s244,s56
Attorney General Gwinn, of Mary
land, who Is also Solicitor for the Wes-
tern Union Telegraph Company, has
hlec an amended bill In the suit Of that
Company against the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, in U. s. Districl Court At
Baltimore. The matter In controversy
relates to the right to control and oper.
ate the telegraph lines along the lines of
the Railroad Company between Bati-
more and Wheeling.
While hunting near Indiantown Gan.
Pa, yesterday, two constables tiiscoy-
cred counterfeiter's den, with moulds.
plates and several counterfeit trade
dollars, and arrested the couEterfeiter.
ne gave his name ~ George Hummel.
brother OF Josiah Hummel, one Of The
kaber murderers.
A Telegram from Montreal SAYS that
stewart, the sbsconding secretary of The
brooklyn Board Of Education, was scan
IN that city recently. Detectives are
searching for him, thus tar without suc-
cess. 'As
The rolling mill Of the Georgia Iron
works ct Atlanta was destro yed bv A..
yesterday. The loss Is estimated Al
$4,000. ~
lt u said that District Attorney Cork
hill has now come to the conclusion that
Guiteau cannot be convicted of murder
under the laws Of the District of Column
oia. IDe assassin Is reported to be
.'somewhat restless" and to be engaged
In "writing bis reflections on the shoot
Ing and the Presidents death.
An efagy Of Guiteau, suspended from
ths visduct at Canal and Sixteenth
esreet:s Chicago, created much excite
nent IN that city yesterday morning.
v'ovas o. men and boys gathered around
y, shouting and throwing stones. and
me excitement grew TO such q pitch that
me police had to dispsrse TO mob.
Among the arrivals at New York
yesterday, BY the steamer Gallia
fom nyerpool, were Professor
Thoroid hcsers, Sir j. r. Mowbrav
and the iamig If Adolph e. Borie
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An Affirmative Jury.

Dunng tho session OF Court, this NOR
ming, In the case Of John Glenn. for sail.
Ing liquor without hoense, N oses Ame-
nca, the eolored juryman, was called 70
serve upsn the jury. A number OF those
called oid not sdem to relish the idea of
serving on the July with q colorsd man,
eight out OF the twelve affirmed Ipstead
fswearing the colored juror having tax
on the book.
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The Place Of Inserm ens.

CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 30.-TLe follow.
ing telegram was sent to-day from the
trustees OF tho Lake View Gem etsry =
"Mrs. James A. Garfield, Long Branch
In behalf OF tbe trustees We to sdsr you
ground In Lake View Cemetery for the
burial OF our lameDtsd President, such
a. you or your friends may select.h
AThis was supplemented by the follow.
ing dispatch sent by the Mayor oil
Cleveland to-day: "Mrs. James A. Oar
neld The people OF this city, who have
borne such love and honor to your hus-
band, most earnestly aud sincsrely de-
sire that his grave may be- made here
amoog w. Allow me. dear madam, to
add TO this publicly. ex pressed desire oil
our citizens my own personal and OIL
cial concurrence.
"R. IL, HERRioK, Mayor"
In Lake View Cemetery repose the
remaiDs OF the Presidents uncle, Thos
Garfield, killed by a train Q fortnight
before the assassination, and OF cousin
who died four years ago.
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TnE ARTlzANs SAVINGS BANK.
6O2 MARKET STREET

602 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 24th, 1851.
Open to receive deposits daily from y A
M, until p. NJ, and on Tuesday and Sal.
SEMI-XNNUAL DiVIDEND,
regularly madei In April and octoLer.
When divt(ends are not withdrawns
they are accounted As deposits. Thus per-
manent deposits compound theiI interest
twice In each NxN;AeERs.. yssI;
Clement r.. smyth, George W. Bush,
Nathan,l K. Benson, NJ. L. Lichensteln,
Henry =. Dure. Edward DarlinStop
w. hastings, Job ii. Jackson.
Anthony Hig gins
GEO. W. Bl llSH, President
60. q. CAPELLE, Vie. President,
teb2l-lv " TAYLOR Treasursr
Fihsr NATIONAL 81 BASh Wi.n,ss,ys
RErosrroRY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
F1NAN TAL AGENTS OF THE uNI.
TED STATES.
EDwAHD as6 BETS 4 : 8 rsEsIDEsT; IaSzgasi; c.
fAid up Capital, $500. 600.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston E u.
change furnished TO regular Depositors
without charge.
Discount days. Mondays and Thursd. 70
DIRECTORS.
Sis%ss. gs ,. saytn iGaa Esny II s. AS&sSs; &s5c;ms.
George W. Bush. William TainaII
smuel James. Ell Garrett,
san'l Bancroti Jr. ian,-iv
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Heavy OIL ssrik. I'm Yves. virginia

Whitman 4 Brother, oil operators In
the West Virginia district, last week
struck "heavy" or lubricating oil vein
IN the Volcano tract, which Is yielding
90 barrels day Of twenty-six and a-haif
degree oil. This oil 10 worth on the
market SIC barrel. The strike has
created considerable interest In petrol
cum circles, as . well yielding that
quantity OF heavy oil Is not often found.
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West End Assembly.

At the regular meeting of the wes,
End Assembly (formerly MeClo"kev
Social Club, tho members demded Ia
give their annual ball at Webster's and
have engaged Friday evening, Novem.
Der 18th, 1881. The COMMITTEES viii
spare no pains or expense TO make this
one OF the events Of the season.
Harry ONsai, secretary, Walter Mo
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Write TO Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham,
No. ss3 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass.
for pamphlets relative to the curative
properties of her Vegetable Compound
tn all female complaints.
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HOW TO SECURE BEA,rn

= HI
II Is strange any one will sra
arrangements brought m 'huuef from
Diood. when SCOViLL'S ~ Impure
kILLA AND STILLISaahh aahhsAPA.
BLOOD AND LIVER SYPnTpA, or
store health 10 the physical ors,,,will WY re.
itis strengthening syrun' hs,nauiAallon.
tako and the BEST BLOOD pIrp pfIIr1ssant 10
ever dlscovered, curinp Serof,Ia" lER
quo disorders. Weakness OF tba Z ovphi-
ErysipeiAs, MalAris, Nervous dM,iheJs,
Debility, Bilious complalnts 1'so''ieis, as
cases OF the Blood, LAYER, R,,,,Dls' S"u Dls'
Stomach, Skin, etc. A'uneys,
BAKERS PAIN PANArp.
pain 10 Man or Beast. IA cera
DR.. ROGERS worm sYRup
an tiy destroys WORMS. Nor 10
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a Heavy Life Insurance a..
dent GarOera ei'

,,s,a,. sm,AsnlsaTeN, .nsa Sept. ao.-Ths w.,
ihgton agent OF the Eopi,ahe wash.
insurance Company said this v,e 10 Life
that President Ga, field ,s hns morning
liss mse y, thousand dollars insurance twenty wv
,lIe In that company, and that ' t On Biz
mad policies in other companis. s he also
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FOURTH EDITION
Inaieasions for 10. a.,

Indications for To-day.
For the Middle Atlantic States.
fair weather, southerly winds, stationary
or higher barometer and temperature.
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PEGlsrER's ORDER.
RKGIsrER's OFFICE.

Es 4
Upon theappiication OF Isaac N. Grubb.
Administrator OF Rebecca Hand, late OF
Brandywine Hundred in said county.
deceased, IL Ia ordered and directed by tiIe
Register that the Administrator Aforesaid
give notice OF the granting OF letters
VI Administration upon the estate of the
deceased, with the date OF granting there
OF, by causing ad vertisements To Be post
Cd within forty days from the date OF such
letters, In six Of the most public places OF
the county OF New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands against the es-
act OF Assembly In such case made and
provided. And also cause the same 10 be
inserted within the same period In the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE a newspaperpub-
ued therein three weeks, 10 o d..
f@, Given under the hand and seal
IL. 3. of once Of the Register aforesaid,
county, Aforesaid, the day and year above
written. h. Y. BI9GS Regiater.
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The Unfinished Race.
MIDDLETows, Bept. 2lst.

Special despatch to Gazette.
Lanoewood won the undnished asa
Tine :-23e and 2.aA.
Thefe are prospsots sfa good attend.
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Ere. r..s.rA.y.. lat. Edition.
THE NATIONS DEAD.

PASSAGE OF THE TRAIN CON.
TANNING THE BODY OF THE
DEAD PREsIDENT THROUGH
THIS CITY.
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DEGIsTER's ORDER.
REoIsrER's OFFIur.
New Castle o. AuRu II o7ln lrst

New Castle Co.. August 27th, loSl.
Upon the application OF Isaac N .Grubb
Administrator Q. I. Q OF Jonn Hand, iate
Of Brandywine Hd,, In said counfV
ieceasei, IL is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Admir-, c. {. a.. afors.
said give notice of the granting OF Ieifers
of Administration upon the estate al sI,s
deceased, with the date OF granting there
ofoy causing advertisements 10 be posted
wtnln iorly days from the date y. such
tue county OF New Castle, reqriring aIi
geIsons having demands against the es-
a.o " present the same or abide by an
ACT oi Assembly In such case made and
prcvided. And also cause the same TO be
u ,,ssrted within the same period In the
aWt,LhiNGToN II GAZETTE, a newspaper pub.
therein three weeks, o. O. d.
Given under the hand aud seal
u. y. OF office OF the Register Aforesaid
at Wilmington, In New Castle
county Aforesaid, the day and year above
~Titten. y. q. Bld9S, Register,
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NoT7HrT

All persons having Claims against the
estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested 70 the Administrsto tor
on or before Sept. I'd, lsS2, or abide the
provided.
ISAAC N. GRUBB,
administrator.
Ran2- -aWaod
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
We'mesday, Sept. 20, 5P.M.
FLOUR was In q fair demand ana
prices were we'll manifested. Saias = !,
~ barrels. incloding Minnesota extrss
asNI o. Ior clear, Ind at o. 5Oa7 75 FOR
ssialgnti ~ fennsylvania extra famiiv a,
~ zoaa IA; Western do. do. at "a 5Oss aa
a. ate Is psp sssS ~ e. u S'as' Rye nour is steady
,dRAfs.Sw heat was demanded an, q.
khSc; Per pushel higher. Sales Of 470a
81 Se rejected at 81 S2al s3. and 10 osa nj
pusheh 30. Red at el 44al 45k Eent
! - Ssai ~ ~ Oct. 81 asal 4sN Nov, and
higher. sales Of $500 bushels. incind,nms ~
yeIow, track and grain depot. al 7IIzs7a
mixed q 70a70L G. !; steamer at 6Sa65iZc.
No. AZ 6Sc., and eJtcted At 6elza00c At
the open board 1870, was bid Sept. 72lIcs
39cL:, .os4c. NOV. and SIC. Dec. Oais Are
White, at 4e1salsc., and rejected s and mi4ss
ed at 45a46c. ~A~ '"iA-
" HIsKEY.-Fifty barrels of western
iron bound soln at 81 ls per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY, Sept. IL, 5P.M.
Beef cattle were in demand and pricaa
were q fraction higher. 5000 head arriyad
and sold at the different yards at 3IxagsEc
per pound as to condition.
.rsinss sHxaP we were dull and lower 1900 head
sIsssSxe:, " 20 and lambs ct ls7e. per pound,
Hoes were In demand ct full prioes
4N0 head arrived and snld q the di6.r,
ens ysrds q - 1ee. Per pound, q 10
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Something You Ought t, Know

The best place In the State to purchase
anthtng In the Jewelry line IL undoubt.
edly At
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NOTICE.

Ali persons having claims against the
sstate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested To the Administrator.
STA, IN or before Aug. 72th. 1859. or abide
me act OF Assembly In such case made
md provided.
ISAAC N. CRUDE.
Administrator. Q. ia
Addless Claymont, Del. augN eodaN
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Personal,

Prof. W. s. McNair aud family are at
Doylestown, Pa.
Counsellors Sharpley and Turner and
still at Rehoboth.
Rev. Mr.. Estlin, rector of the Reform
ed Episcopal Church of the Redeemer,
and Rev. Mr.. Cook, pastor Of the Second
Baptist church, will spend their vacation
together at Kennett Square, Pa.
Mrs. DIR. Carroll, wife of the vice
consul at Canton, China, will soon visit
her father, L. M. England, druggist, Of
this city.
The annual excursion Of the Shields
Library Association to Cape May came
of, this morning, on the steamer 1toi-
light, leaving Fourth street wharf at
O'Clock. There were between 600 and
700 excursionists aboard.
Nine tickets for the regular Thurs
day Hudson river excursion were 80 Id
at the p, w. s. =. R. R. depot this
morning.
The Jefferson Club excursion to
Coney Island comes off on Thursday
next. There will be an unusually fine
musical programme at the Island or
this day by Grafula's orchestra, the
Seventh Regiment band and by Nc
Clurg's famous band of Philadelphia.
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FIRST EDITION.
Extension Of the Gas works.

The Wilmington Coal Gas Com.
pany are about to increase the capa-
city of their works, at Reed and
Madison streets, and will construct a
large new gas tank. The excavation
for this tank i'll be twenty-fiv feet
deep l25 feet in diameter, and it Is
proposed TO use the dirt excavated
in filling up and continuing the bed
of Madison street, from the gas works
where 1t ends, to the p, W. & B. r.
r. 1t was with this view that the
Company recently petitioned City
Council TO open and grade this street
to the railroad. An examination
showed that the bed of the street,
from Reed street to the Railroad, is
not owned by the city, but it is likely
jury of condemnation will be ask
ed for, as the damages would be
merely nominal, and the cost of
grading, very little, by reason of the
large amount OF material that can be
procured from the tank excavation
in the gas house yard.
The Gas Company have also pur-
chased from Haughey & Ferry three
acres of land on the south side of the
p, w. & b. r. r., opposite their
present works. No immediate use of
their new purchase vii. be made the
object being simply to secure a con
venient site for future extension of
the gas works.
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Personal.

The Georgia House ofRepresenta-
tives has on hand more than 900
bills.
Detroit citizens are making vigor-
GUS efforts to oust ignorant and un-
teachable policemen.
1t is proposed at Newport to con-
tributed statue of Bishop Berkeley
to the monument about to be erect,
ed in Cloyne Cathedral, Ireland.
Senator L. @. C. Lamar's health is
still so poor that his physicians have
forbidden him to speak at public
meetings at present, saying he could
do so only at great risk.
The remonstrance against the re.
moval of Collector Smith, of Bangor
Me-, bears the names of 900 of the
1875 men who voted the Republican
ticket in that city last year.
Mr.. William Minturn, a young
American writer we'll known in
Paris, has just married Miss Annie
Hemphill, a young Englishwoman,
a frequent contributor to periodical
literature.
A bill declaring a wife compe-
tent witness against ber husband,
where he commits an assault upon
her, has passed the Georgia Senate.
Like wise one to make it q misde
meanor to carrg intoxicating drinks
to any public gathering.
Mile Anna Catherine Strebinger
while marriage with Henrie Reche
fort was 80 widely reported three
years ago, does not seem to have
married him, as she has just espous
ed M. Toursky, a Cussian exile of q
Nihilist sheet.
The Mrs. Anson who Is soon to be.
come the Duchess of Argyll is Q
niece of the Earl of Dudley, and 9
daughter of DR.. Caughton, Bishop ol
Rochester. Colonel Anson, who wal
member Of Parliament, died foul
years ago.
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KILLED AT CHESTER.
A Bridge Builder struck by Loco
motive.

motive.
Henry Murkil, aged about thirty-eight
years, who lived at Havre de Grace Nd,
and was employed by the Philadelphia,
Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad as q
bridge builder, was instantly killed yes
tarday morning while at work on Ridley
creek bridge at Chester. he deceased
was at work on the side of The bridge,
saving of q piece Of timber, aud the
8.45 north bound iain from Chester and
8.15 south bound train out OF Philadel-
pbia approached the bridge At the same
time, neither giving any alarm. The
victim kept at work, and the north
bound train came upon him before he
was aware OF it, striking him and knock
ing HIM off the bridge into the creek. 1t
is thought he struck rock at the bottom
of the creek, for the back part of his
head was badly crushed. When found
by his fellow woikmen he was deads
The body was then placed upon q truck
car and undertaken MinshaIl notified,
who removed the remains to bis Office in
Chester. ] he nian was badly bruised
about tho body, besides the terrible
wound on the back of the head. He
leaves wife ard family 10 Hsvre de
Grace, but has been boarding at the
house of John Killen, the stage driver,in
Chester for some weeks.
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Police Court.

At the Police Court, last evening John
Dlgan was arraigned on charge OF hav-
ing violently assaulted Bernard Bonner,
u liquor dealer at the corner of Fifth and
Spruce streets. Dugan entered Mr.. Bon-
ner's saloon, on June IL, and called for q
glass of ale. His request being denied ,
he picked up a spiitoon and hurled it at
Mr.. Bonner's head. The missile, forum
ately, did not strike the gentleman. The
magistrate adjudged Dugan guilty Of the
charge and fined him $40 and costs and
held him in the sum OF $500 bail to keep
the peace.
John Armstrong aud William Bald
win, charged with vagrancy, were each
sentenced to fifteen days Imprisonment
In the county Jail.
Thomas Wardell was f1ned 81 and
costs because he fred q gun in tho
street.
Two cases of drunkenness we're also DIS
posed of by the imposition of the usual
penalty.
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LOCAL LINES.
Deviled Crabs at Fullmei's.
Stewed Grabs at Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's

Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.
Read DIR. Todd's advertisement In au-
other column. lie Will do what he prom
ses.
Work on the new canning factory Is
progressing rapidly, and q wharf 50x25
feet 10 being constructed in front of the
buildings.
Tho wires of the new Mutual Union
Telegraph Company have been brought
into this --city. The Company's office
will be on Market street, below Elghlb.
A sewer trap was placed In the north
side of Fourth street wharf, yesterday,
and another will be placed on the south
side to day. One will also he put In at
the foot OF Tatnall street In few days.
The negro camp meeting in nwyer's
woods, near Pennsgroye, N. j., is about
to commence.
Active preparations are beirg made for
the visit OF Posts and 2, OF Whining
ton, aud Post 9, OF New Castle, to Post
No. 33, of Pennsgrove, N. ].
Tramps still annoy the officials are
people along the line Of the P. w. & B.
r r.
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The Irrepress iDle small Boy.

Now Is the season when the ubi-
quitous small boy fills himself with
green peaches and greener apples, and
bolts half ripe cherries, seeds and all.
His voracity almost invariably leads to
Cramps, DiarrheA, Or Dysentery, and
the family hearthstone resounds with
his lamentations. If his parents are
prudent people, they will have bot
tie of PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER
ready for such summer emergencies,
and spoonful of this great specific
will bring the young scamp around
all right. Druggists all sell it.
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CONFLICTING reports In regard to the
crops continue to come In. The large
deficiency reported two and three weeks
ago has been made to appear less and
less by succeeding reports, but it 10 clear
that there is going to be q considerable
shortage as compared with last yesr's
Yield. The latest dispatches to the Chi
cago Times are to the effect that the
corn crop promises to be very hight in
those great corn producing States, ILL.,
nols, Missouri aud Iowa. The reports
from the cotton crop are assuring. The
nfSt installment Of the new crop was re-
eelved In Mobile on Wednesday.
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General News.

The Conservative Democratic State
Convention Of Virginia will meet II
Richmond TODAY.
The assessment o Boston shows an in
crease in valuation OF property In that
city Of s25. GOO, 900 during the last year.
20 per e10to 10 ti8 90 fer the coming year.
The animal convention of the Catholic
Total Abstinence Union of Am erica met
yesterday in Boston. lThe delegates were
welcomed by Mayor Prince.
internal revenue Comm issioner Raum
will leave for the West.
Bishop e. o. Haven, OF the Methodist
Episcopal church died in lem Oregon .
ON Tuesday afternoon aged so years.
Rev. william g. Campbell, one of the
o d st aud best known Presbyterian
preachers In Virginia, di d at Harrison
burg In that Stale, on Tuesday night.
yer, OF Brooklyn aud founder OF The Long
Island Historical Society, died suddenly
on Tuesday aged II years.
There was q further Improvement in
the Presidents condition yesterday with
an increase of appetite and strength.
Delegates were elected In Virgin ia yes
ton, which W IL me st in Lynchburg on
the 10th. 1t Is thought. frc m the returns
that majority Will favor straight Re-
publican ticket, on bit p 'ying plat
form.
he charter of the Huntsville, New
Orleans and Wes' 'ern Texas Railroad WAS
filed on Tuesday et Austin Texas. II
point ON the Interna tional and Great
Northern quarter ofa degree sonlh OF
III irty- first parallel, distance of two
hundred miles. The capital stock is
s4.O00 900.
and Wess Branch Railroad Company ar
rived in Wtlkeebarre last night, TO To-
cate the track of the road through that
city. yhe new line Is to connect with the
Reading and New Jersey Railroads.
The official report of the powder mag
azine explosion at Mazatlan, Mexico,
state that 25 persons were killed, 80 In
jured and II are missing.
Louis Dulong and Charles Richards,
young Nova Scotians, were drowned by
the capsizing Of dofy on the Grand
Banks, on June 23i.
Francis II. Humphreys, clerk at the
Harlem posroffice, in New York, was
arrested yesterday for robbing the mails
OF money and various other articles. He
confessed his guilt, aud many of the sto-
len articles were found IN his house.
An illicit distillery in Plymouth, Yer
mont, was seized on Monday by revenue
officers, who also arrested, on suspicion
of being the operators Of the still, Calvin
Sprague, James Sutler, Edwin s. Colidge
and Ira Webster.
There was religious riot near Toluco,
Mexico, on Tuesday, in which several
Protestants were wounded.
Ex-Marshal King,of Marie n, Alabama,
was assassinated at bis gate, early yes
terday morning, six bullets penetrating
his body. Six colored men have been
arrested on suspicion.
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A Policemen Assaulted.

Late last night Policeman Edward
Mcguire Of the First District, arrested
George Campbell on Maryla Avenue,
for drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
yised bim not to go along. The officer
turned around to see who the man was
when he received a sudden and violent
blow full upon the right eye, completely
closing that optic. He was so engaged
with Campbell at the time that he could
not defend himself or arrest the assail-
ant, who Immediately fed. Campbell
was taken to the poliee station ny the
officer, and this morning was fined So
recognize his assai liant, but the rascal
will probably be soon Identified and
punished.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-04

The INTERNAL REVENUE CoLLEc-
TIoNs.-Tbe statement of the collections
of Internal revenue in the various States
and Territories shows how heavily the
people are taxed in addition to what Is
collected by The heavy tariff rates
through Custom Houses. Delaware
pays $3ll ,O66. This is an enormous
amount of money 10 collect from our
little State annually. 1t is argued that
the internal revenue tax might be dis
pensed with now since the interest on
the public debt has been 81 largely de-
creased. At least great part OF this
tax might be abolished and the psopl
relieved to this extent.