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The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
RAISING RATES.
Vanderbilt Following the Lead of
the Pennsylvania.

Although 1t had been iumored for
some time that the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company had decided 10 advance
the Western passenger rates, the an
nOuncement on Tuesday of ali advance
proved a general surprise. The move
was made only alter the Company had
tried and failed to induce Mr.. Wander.
bllt 10 agree upon an advance. TIE
advanced rates announced by the Penn
sylvania Company are as follows:
Chicago TO New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore aud " ashington, gross rate,
$3.50; rebate, So; net rate, $l2.50. TO
Boston, gross rate, $3.50; rebate, So;
net rate, $3.50. Cleveland to New
York, Philadelphia and Washington,
gross rate, Sl4; rebate, So; net ra }, 50.
To Boston, gross rate, So; reba,s, So;
net rate, $40. Toledo 10 New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing
ton, gross rate, SIS; rebate, So; net rate,
$40 To Boston, gross rate, SIC; rebate,
So; net rate, $1l. This is aR advance oil
$3.50 all around.
The new freight rate on grain de.
clared by the Michigan Southern and
Lake Shore road is 17l cents, and on
provisions 22a cents from Chicago u
New York, Philadelphia and Baltim ore
The Grand Trunk Road advanced the
grain rates from Chicago TO New Yoik
TO 10 cents, to Boston 20 cents, and To
non'competiDg points 20 cents.
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A STORMY MEETING.
Colonel Grey Defends the Policy
OIL Mr., XauderhIIf

TORONTO, Ont, Oct. ETA special
despatch from London to the Globe
says "a somewhat stormy meeting
of the shareholders of the Great West.
ern Railway was held to-day. Colonel
Grey repudiated the suggestion of Sir
Henry Tyler that Mr.. Vanderbilt was
the chief cause of the war of rates.
MIR. Abbott demanded the particulars
OF the original Wabash agreement, but
Colonel Grey declined to communicate
anything. He thought the war of rates
was simply question of time and
hoped that the ecent improvement in
the rate Of carrying was the beginning
OF the end of the war. The report was
adopted with two dissentients,'
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
IIabituaI Costiyene.s

Is the bane of nearly every American
woman. From II usually arises those
disotuerS that 80 surely nndermine their
health and strength. Every woman owes
It to herGelf and To her family to use that
celebrated medicine, Kidney Wort. Ii
IS the sure remedy for constipation, and
ior all disorders Of the kidneys and
ilver. Try 1t IN liquld or dry form.
Equally efficient in either.-Bost0n SUI
dag Post.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29

,,,d. Lotla has never played an end
men ment as pecuniarIly successful M
mat which terminates al ,be ro'lTy G,j
nnt,street Opera House C to.mn NJ!
night night The nightly receipts I,'O3
more than once exceeded SI T foO|
,he ,t business of the current ,oyl, wesI,
third of the engagement, hid. M.
TO amount to more than s9,OCo
new play has proved a grcat i'sV, svc,
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
PIFO A FORM,

The Netcs met with a serious accident
this morning, the fourth page falling out
while being lowered into the press room.
aud tumbliDg into a horrible mess Of
"p'e." In consequence of this mishap
the second page had to be duplicated In
order to issue the paper promptly.
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From Yesterday. Late Edition
SUDDEN DEATH.
A Man Dies Suddenly Of ueai-
horrhnge while mt work.

VIM. Springer, q machinist employ
ed In the Harlan & Hollingsworth
Company's machine shops, while at
his wo.k, about 11:30 O'Clock, this
mornii x, vas attacked by a terrible
beinorrhago of the lungs and fell to
the floor. Other workmen at once
went to his assistance, but he died in
four minutes from the commencement
Of tue attack.
ID, ceased resided at No. $50 w.
Fifth street, 10 which place his body
was conveyed Immediately a, or his
death. He was a man OF exemplary
character, about 30 years of age, and a
tirst-cllss olkmap. lie was unmar-
ried, and resi- ded with his two sisters.
He had been subject TO hemorrhages
for long while.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
THIRD EDITION
Cap,. Howga,e Arraisned for For

gerry.
WAsHINeToS,O Oct. 2S.-In the Grim
inAl Court to-day Capt. IL. w. Howgate
was arraIgned 10 plead to the indie
ments for forgery foand against him by
the Grand Sury a few days ago, and he
pleaded not guilty. He wrs then fer
mally surrendered by his bondsmen.
The question Of bail was raised, but
District Attorney CN:khill said that he
preferred to let it go over until next
week, when another indictment will be
pi scented and the whole question can
be argued. Counsel for Capt. Howgate
said that If bail should be fixed at $780,
900 they would be unable to give it.
The Court did not see now the defend
ant, with all of his prope. ~ seques-
trared, could give any bail. He thought,
fowever, that the counsel had better
think the matter over and come in next
week and state what they could do in
the premises. Capt. How gate was then
carried back to Jail.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
One Voice

al over the land goes up from mothers,
that says; "My daughters are SO feeble
and sad, with no strength, all out OF
breath and life at the least exertioD.
What can we do for then? ?" The answer
Is simple and tull OF hone. Quo to four
them healthy, rosy, sprightly and cheer
full.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
who is Charlie,

,,a ano 1soi following dispatch 49,.
;ne inc morning ! i papers to.da, n appeal
IN this city: '"n Of The
nEADiNo, October 97
W. woman dressed in mourrin1, A y
a ~ q uying condition from Nv i was \
,a, some narcotic poison on 'Iv H., eng
,ate last night. She was c,.u', ,ns s'
private family and is still 'eu nMoo lol
a letter in her satchel indiools ~dTioons'
her name is Ida Reber. n,ua'es. lr"u e,
ourg, Tho letter was wril,i vir Ia
F. man ma IN Wilmington. II .'sn is Sa,
sne was decoyed here and 10 S.u oel
given the drug Or she took @ II @Ss Ss.t 3
~ In her rawlings she mnt,onS NJ uosl
geance against a man She ecalIs s1iS 1Is,
nhe mas very small hands vi IL
thought to be of good family !"
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
MICHIGAN's BURNT DISTRICT.
SICK PEOPLE WITHOUT SUFFICIENT
SHELTER, BEDDING OR MEDICINES.

SiNh IEolLE mllhoDI bUFFltlhNI
SHELTER, BEDDING OR MEDICINES.
DETROIT, Mich, October 27.-D. Ii.
Williams OF Pittsburg, who returned to
Dight from second visit TO the district
devastated by The September tres, says
tlere are many sick people lying with
out sufficient shelter, bedding, convent
ences or medicines. He states that
there has been about 100000 of cash
subscriptions, or about 5000 for each
family. There should have been collec
ted $500 for each family, ora round
million dollars In all. The Commission
cannot well get along with less than
100000, making a total Of $500, 900 Ia
cash subscriptions. The rains, coming
after long dry season, have filled the
wells with surface water containing or
ganic matter, producing malaria and
typhus. Measles and pneumonia also
prevail. Ladies from an Auxiliaiary
Aid Society in Detroit are inspecting
he region with a view Of making suita
BILE provision for the sick.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
The Demand for Confederate o
bonds.


Bonds.
RICHMOND, VA, Octo. 27.-The
remarkable demand for Confederate
bonds continues. The best demand
seems TO be here in the capital of the
late Confederate government. 1t is
not, however, probable that the
scheme for their purchase originated
in Richmond; nevertheless the de-
mand here possesses wonderful
vitality. Lrokers are advertising for
them, and it is hard to estimate the
number sold. The leading banking
house of Thomas Branch u Co. have
already purcha ed 1000, 900 coupon
bonds at from So to $5 per thousand.
They and orders in their line are
hoping soon for others for registered
bonds and treasury notes.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WrDNfaDAY, October 10, Or. M

FLO JR Is inactive and barely steadv.
Salts Of 1900 barrels. including Minnesota
extras at 81 62J2a7 70 for C ear, and at tS
loF Straight; Pennsylvania extra family
az ~ % Western do dc. at AZ 30 a
~ and patents AT sS Is "A 8 J1 RIVE flour
Is inactive. We quote at 50 . l2L5
bhAIS.-W neat was uull, but prices
Were fraction higher sales OF l50D
uushels hed ana Amber at 81 I6al ~. AT
lhe oren board. 70 bushels Novyenber
sola az VI 477 ana 800 bushels December
at " oE4 u ~ was bid Tor October. and
- o3@ lor January. Rye Is lower, ard I04J
pushels sold at IL Ulal vs. for Peunsy Ivan la
S11n Ioin Is quiet ahd ABOUT steady. sales OF
g5OO bushels, including yel .ow, at 7IIL a
&c. mixed at 7l12a7212c. steamer at lie.
NO. at IOc., and rejected at Toe, Oats are
IN good request and steady. sales OF 81.
W. o nuSheis, including White. at 5Oa6lc.,
WHISKY, SALES OF Western iron bound
are reported at Sl Is per gallon.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29

WARMER MILLER, the reading
Independent Senator in New York
State, has written a letter advising
his friends TO vote for Hurd, the regu
lar candidate for state Senator in
Erie County, whom the Halt-breed
paper in Buffalo has bolted.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
short His Accounts.

DR.. Edwin Tomliuson, Postmaster at
Gloucester, N. j., w arrested yesterday
on the charge Of btiO. a defaul:er 10 the
Government In his money-order ac-
counts, and was given heating before
United States Commissioner Morgan Of
Camden.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
Aheril,h &aIe

Alex. NJ. Biddle's farm of 140 acres,
in Red Lion Hundied, between ST.
Georges and Delaware City, was sold
by Sheriff Clark, yesterday, to John
7. Cheairs, of Delaware City, for So
900.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
FOURTH EDITION
IndIcation. FOR To-aax. .

For the Middle Atlantic States, part
ly cloudy weather and rain, southerly
winds, lower barometer, stationary tenn
perature.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
Died IN Georgetown.

The wife Of Rev. George johnson,
whose son committed suicide by shoot
ing himself in this city, several months
ago, died yesterday at her residence in
Sussex county.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
Circuit Court.

There was brief session of the U.
5. Circuit Court this moi ning, but no
business was transacted.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
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The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARkET.
MONDAY, Oct. 81 Pm

BEEF CATTLE were dull, aud prices were
a fraction lower; 1870 head arrived nnd
sold AT The different yards at 3aB1c, per
10, the latter rate for extra,
SHEEP were duh and rather lower !.
5000 head arrived and sold at the dil.
lerent yards at 2l5a5l3c. ana Lambs at la
~, per h., as To condition.
HoGS were in demandd 1900 head ar
rived, and sold at the different yards at
712alO%c., per h., the latter rate for extra
Park DroUe Yard, SD and Lanca,ttr .aue
nue., West Phiiadetptia. oct. %.
HEEP.-ExtrR, ll0 to I20 lbs, 5Jz to 5l%;
good, ~ TO 100 lbs. 8 10 5A fair. oy 10 50
lbs, a. to ~; culls. 3 u stock sheep.
s275 to s3 2j;gOod lambs,6L 10 81I medium
lambs, 5I2 TO o; common lam bs, ~ to 81 Is:
calves. scarce and wanted, q TO Sl5. Arri-
vals. 500 head
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
The STANDARD
Sc WING MACHINE,

This new machine Is offered Mt about
one-hal1 the price of the old styIe
Machlnes, and is warranted for three
1t is an exact copy ofthe Sinoer Eor,iI,,
Machine, and we will send 10 any nersn21
Lne too.u style for $1,000, with the nrIyii
ege OF full examination before b1vina
We also Keep IN store all the best ma kts
ment OF Needles. Parts, and OH, and re-
pair and Improve all kinds OF Machino,
IN the bes manner and at the Lowest pris
ces for good work. Fii
Persons wanting Agencies or Chculnr.
will please address,
BYLEs d SMITH.
63S Arch street, Phila.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29

Ut nj ~ OzA 2 7 II n III
No. 2l2 broadway, New York,
All Our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the superv vlsion and manage
N nient oi 1EnEltALS q. I. bEAUhE-
GARD and JUBAL A. EARLY,
The daily gazette., 1881-09-19
Personal.

Miss Cooling, of this city, Is visiting
the Misses Hogge, of Milford.
Mrs. Wiley and Mrs. Hastings, OF
this city, are visiting friends in Sails
bury, Md.
Mr.. VIM. Bright has returned home
after a week spent at Newport and
several of the fashionable watering
places north,
8. Il. Messick. Of Bridgeville, Del,
a graduate of Delaware College in the
the class of '81, expects TO teach school
at Henry Clay, near Wilmington.
Rev. Father Taylor, OF st. PauPs r.
G, Church, has returned home and
resumed his pastoral duties after
spending vacation OF two weeks al
w Washington. D. Q.
]. K. Suttsrley, the we'll known
photographer, went TO Middletown
this morning, for the purpose of pre-
pairing the photograph gallery he viii
conduct during the fair.
o. P. Bright, son Of VIM. Bright
ESQ.,, Of this city, entered Yale Col
lege last week, after passing an uneS
ceptionable examination, over whic
he was highly complimented. He wa
prepared by Mr.. VIM. A. Reynolds.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-19
From the Republican.
Affecting Scene.

On Tuesday last the members Of
the Middletown Episcopal, Presby-
terian abd Methodist churches unit-
ed in pra yer for the recovery of Presi-
dent Garfield, and during the service
Major 3. T. Bisgs remarked that in
his four years Of public life, at WASH
lngton, he new President Garfield
Intimately. He had seen hin during
that time under many trying circum-
stances. but never knew him to
deviate from his Christian integrity.
At dinners he had seen the glasses
about bis plate filed with choice
liquors, but Mr.. Garfield always left
them full, for he did not drink. He
- -.ss :. ga. soaVroAnau. nSn
| the Major requested Rev. Mr.. Alex
ander 10 read the thirtyseighth chap
ter of Isaiah's prophecy which he
did: "That all might see that Heze-
kiah was sick unto death, bat he
PRAYED. and God added fifteen years
to his life" Now, said the speaker,
we have it written that God answer
ed PRAYER for Hezekiah and restored
him to health. l believe in prayer,
and l would not give much for the
man who does not. The congregation
were i1 tears and MANY prayers wer'
breathed to Almighty God to spare
and bless the afflicted family. Th'
occasio n was one OF great interest
The worshippers were of one heart
And many who lived in Middletowr
| all their lives said we have not see
1t on this wise.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-19

ELE THIS FALL Elections
are I'd be held in ten States this fall
Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania New
York, New Jersey, Massachusetts,
Minnesota, Ohio, Mississippi and Wis
consin Only in Massachusetts,, Ohio
and Virginia are Governors and full
Legislatures to be elected. Some of
these States elect half Senate and
some third. Pennsylvania elects a
lull Legislature, but no Governor.
New York, IN addition to partial
board of State officers, Assembly and
half OF the Senate, elects representa-
tives to Congress in place of Fernando
Wood, deceased. Levi P. Morton, ap
pointed minister to France, and War
ner Miller and Elbridge G. Lapham
electe ID to the Senate. In Minnesota
Mississippi and Virginia the Legisla
lures elected will ch, ose United State
Senators.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-19
TaE QUARTER SESSIONS.
Opening Day OF the September
Term.

Specially Reported for the GAZETTE.
The 81 ptember ] crm Of the Superior
Court OF General Sessions and also Of
the Court of Oyer and Terminer opened
at 1v O'Clock this morning. Chief JUS
lice Comegys and Judges Houston and
Wales OH The bench.
The Grand and General Juries were
called and the former retired for consul
taiion.
Favorable reports being presented by
the examining committees, Walter h.
Hayes and Charles l. DUPONT, students
at-iaw, were duly admitted as practi-
TONERS In the Courts Of this State.
The riot cases against VIM. Miles and
Horace Coulter, col, growing out Of the
riot at Ninth and Walnut streets, last
fall, when Democratic parade was A.
saulted by negroes, at Niuth~ and Wal
nut streets, Erte continued until the
November term of court.
Clerk of the Peace Cochran received,
this morning, letter from Judge W rot
ten, stating that he would be unable to
attend Court here for several days,as the
Sussex County Orphans Court which
meets on Tuesday, will demand his at
tention.
A jury was drawn to try the case ol
John Glenn, indicted at the last term
for selling liquor without license. Johr
Biges, Esq, for the State, aud H. r
Pennington, Esq, for the defense.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-19
Rouud Trim Tickets.

As an encouragement to those who
desire 10 attend the Middletown Fair,
which commences tomorrow and ends
Thursday evening, the p, W. & b.
Railroad Company will issue round-
trip tickets, including admission to the
fair, at the following rates Whining
ton, $1.25 New Castle, ST. 10 State
Road, S1.l0; Bear, S1.05 Kitkwoot,
85 cents Mt. Pleas mt, ~ cents.
These tickets will entills the ho del
to one admission into the fair grounds
and will be good to return on traini
until Fridsy, September %, only
when punched by the gate-keepers al
fair grounds.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-19
EARLY THIEVES.
Burglars Enter q Private Resi-.
dence at sixth and Spruce Streets.


About 2 O'Clock yesterday, thief or
party Of thieves entered the dwelling OF
John Cook northwest; corner OIL Sixth
and Spruce streets.
The party or parties gained an en-
trance by climbing upon back porch
and thence through door leading into
the bath room. -
After gainipg an entrance into the
bath rooT, they passed through door
leading Into the sleeping apartment OF
William Cochran, q brother-in-law OF
Mr.. Cook. They at once commenced
ransacklng the drawers Of bureau that
stood in The room, aud while doing 60
awoke Mrs. Cochran, who in turn
awoke her husband after some diff
Guilty.
Mr.. Cochran at once arose and began
searching for The thieves, but they had
hastily drparted, having been no doubt,
frightened off by Mrs. Cochran. For
tuuately they did not have time to Sc
cure any booty for their trouble, having
dropped two gold rings upon the fooi
III their fight wlieh they had taken from
one of the drawers, which were subse
quenlly found by the owner. Had tn
burglars succeeded In entering the sleep
| i., .r...---~-.- - As- x,~-i, .l-y -,,ish
! have secured several hundred dollars
| which were locked up In one OF his bur
+, eau drawers. No clue has as yet beel
| ascertained as TO who the robbers W ere.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-19

Write to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham,
No, 2B3 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass.
for pamphlets relative to the curative
properties of her Vegetable Compound
in all female complaints.
The schooner D. A. Van Valkenberg
foundered last Thursday night, in Lake
Michigan, between Jacksonport and
Whilehsh Bay, and all on beard perish
ed except seaman named breer. lhe
vessel slrucx on the ROCKS, and tne w
I in W hich the crew took refuge capsizs.
The vessel and cargo were Valueo o.
| S43 900.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-19
MORTUARY REPORT.
naashs That Occurred fn whining
ion last Week.


During the week ended at noon on
Saturday Sept. 16, 1881, thirty>six
deaths we're reported in the city OF
Wilmington, classified as follows:
Born in the United States, 80; Ire
land, 8; England, 2; Germany, j;
male, IA: female, %; white, 80; black,
6: under one year of age, 10; from
one to five years, 7; five to ten, l; ten
TO twenty, 8, twenty to thirty, Z,
thuty to forty, 2; forty to fifty. 2,
fifly to sixty, 2; sixty TO seventy, .;
seventy to eighty, 2. Died at the
Aln,shouse, 4; brought here for bur-
ial. |; sent away for burial, l..
The causes of death were: General
debility. 2: cholera infantum, 2;
softening oil the brain, j; yalvular
affection OF the heart, l, membrane
ous Group, l, marasmus, 3; insanity
/: phthisls, l; copper poison, 1
pneumonia, |; apoplexy, l; TYPHOID
| lever, 2; caiarrh, l; lnanition, l, con
gestion of brain, l; still born, u con
yulsions, 8; typho malarlal fever, !
consumption, 4; ascltis, l; lnfiamma
tion of brain, /; whooping cough
small pox, L; thrush, l; total, 80.
The deaths were distributed anon
the various wards, as follows: First
ward, 2; Second, 2, Third, 2; Fourth
i; Fifth, 5; Sixth 8; Seventh,
Eighth, s, Ninth, 2; Tenth,
Eleventh, ..
OF tho deaths credited to the Tent
ward three occurred at the Aims
For the corresponding week Of la
wear only IL deaths were reporte
Z. B. FRAZER, Registrar.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-19
Another Improvement.

DIR. j. Il. Tantum and DR.. j. r.
Frantz, proprietors of u tooth manu- :
factory ON Girard street, between
Orange and Tatnall, I'm which enter
prise DR.. T. has been engaged f q
number of years., are about to erect a
new building for their business on
King street between Tenth and Eiev-
enth. The new building will be 60x20
feet, with back building 30xl6. in
which " i'll be constructed furnaces for
burning the teeth to the requisite
ha dness. Engine, boiler and other
necessary machinery will be located in
the main building. The new estab-
lishntnt " Ill be known as the Diamond
State Tooth Manurac ory.