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The daily gazette., 1882-11-16
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AN IMMENSE AUDIENCE.
The Lights o. London - at tho Opera
House Last Evening-A Good Perform
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The Lights o. London - at tho Opera
House Last Evening-A Good Perform
ancc.
AT o'clock last evening the pavement
and corridor of the Opera House was
crowded with several hundred people wait
ing for the doors to open 4 grand rush
was made and the gallery was filled in few
minutes, and almost as soon as the doors
were open "Standing room only" was an
nounced. Every seat on the first floor had
been reserved. Hundreds of persons were
turned away. and even those having re-
served seats found some difficulty in forcing
their way in. Every possible inch Of space
was occupied when the curtain went up at
8 o'clock.
The play was Golfers "Iigbts o Lon
don, all emotional drama, which has had
great run wherever it has been given. The
story told is Of the trials and misfortunes Of
a squire's son, who runs away and marries
the lodge. keepers daughter and returns
pcnniless, only to be discarded. His wife
remains true throughout all, and at last, Of
course, the william comes ogrief and virtue,
as usual, has its reward
The company was good one in every
respect and the acting WAS excellent, George
Mordalnl rs 'Sqnife .lrmgfagc, Fred
Ross as Hqrold his son, Horace
Ninton as Ujgord Armgtcge, the
'Squirc'S bad nephew Dominick Muir
ray as StM Prceac, who confesses and rights
matters; Charles Stanley and Mrs. A. Yea
mans as Mr.. and Nrs Jarvis, the travelling
actors Lizzie g. Hudson as Bsss Kdrks,
HT0id's wife, and Edna Carey as Hattie
Preene, C2Bo,'d's mistress, all were perfect
in their respective roles, Willie the large
number of supernumeraries added much
to the performance. The scenery was
brought here by the company and was
some Of the finest ever used in vii
minnIon
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oEoRGETowN LETTER.
News Items From, the County Seat of old
Sussex.

Especial correspond nee OF the Gazette.l
GEORGETOWN, Nov. H. Georgetown
seems to be wrapped In elnmber since re-
turn day, and everybody has settled down to
business again. Politics is thing of the
past, and the topic Of conversation is at
present, 'Who will be Deputy Sheriff ~
The present incumbent Levin Salisbury,
seems to have the inside track. "Lev." is a
good fellow, and as well qualified 10 fill the
position the coming two years as he has in
the past two.
G. H. Treat ~ Co., Of Frankford, in
tend, 1t Is rumored, to remove their extern
sive works TO this town. The only difficulty
Ia the way Is as TO whether the J IL b. R.
r. Company will build siding from the
track to Treats factory. The firm employs
about 800 hands IN the manufacture OF
butter trays, berry baskets, crates, etc. .apd
are patenteeg Of several articles of donIe Nc
use, The coming OF this firm would be a
big boom TO our manufacturing industries.
A brcakman on the j. x B. Railroad
named George Nelson, had his thumb badly
mashed while coupling cars at Harrington
on Monday afternoon last. lie is, however,
convaesejng.
The law Tor shooting quail expires to-
morrow. Quite number Of our citizens
have purchased breech-loadiug guns and
anticipate good time this season, as game
is plentiful.
Quiet number Of our citizens visited
Milford today to witness the celebration In
honor Of the victory won in the campaign
just past. Govemor-elect Stockley was also
among the number.
The GAZETTE Is received here every even
ing and furnishes its iaany readers with all
The leading ntws Of The day. The GAzETTE
Is welcome visitor to our little town.
Amateur truck gardening Is oiicntimes
more surprising in lis results than that of
professional gardening. The Rev. p. II.
Rawlins is an enthusiast on tomatoes, and
this year cultivated vine which grew to
to the enormous height Of l0ls feet.
Elisha Carpenter, Ii Years Of age, who
had both legs cut OLA few months since by
falling under the cars at the depot was out
for the first time ON return day, propelling
himself IN IL threc-whcelcd invalid chair
He looks hearty and smiling, and
evidently is delighted at his outdoor
recreation after so long ana painful con-
hnemcut
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A Diseraceful Performance.

During the progress of the "Lights o.
London" last evening, two women and a
man occupied the lower left hand private
box, and their conduct was such as should
hare ended in their summary ejectment.
Their actions even In variety theatre would
have received immediate condemnation
One of the women and the man were partic-
ularly disgraceful In their demeanor, at
tracing the attention of the whole audience
to their brazen acts. The names of the
offending parties could not be obtained.
The man, who was smooth-faeed aud hollow
checked, is said to be a morocco worker
and a member OF n social club on Market
street. A feeling of disgust perTaded the
audience, and the management of the house
will do well to prevent a repetition of the
scenes. Manager Bayliss, when Informed
of the matter after the performance, was
very Indignant, 1t being the fret knowledge
he had of the occurrence.
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Rryant Literary SOcieiX.

The Bryant Literary Society of Rugby
had a most interesting meeting yesterday
afternoon. when trey discussed the follow.
ing question "ResolVed, That tho .pse Of
tobacco is very injurious TO the human
system, and ought never to be used in any
form" 1t being the regular day for an
election OF officers, the election resulted as
follows President, John D. Graham; wee
President, James J.. Luke; Secretary, John
q Rurnham: Treasurer, Leonard Il. Wales;
librarian, Robert P. Robinson; Assistant
iibrariap. harry 7. Guthrie; Scrgeant-at-
Arms. j. Hunter GpGbb; Editor of bryant
Record, John s. Littelli Assistant Editor,
G. T. Russell Bates! Critic, pF. D. w.
Murphy,
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ARABI PASHA'S TRIAL.
The Orders That Were Given TO Fire
AiexandrIa and Murder the Khadiva

absN NhuTuer inc AnGdlyA.
CAIRO, Nov. l5.-Suleiman Daoud was
examined before the prosecution committee
to-day. He admitted that he gave the order
to fire Alexandria, but alleges that he had
received peremptory orders to do so by
Arab Pasha, who, o,whcn general conhagra-
ton was not at first apparent, sent Mahmoud
Sami several times with instructions To
Suleiman to fire more points at a time
Suleiman further alleged that when the
Ramleh palace was surrounded by troeps
on July IL Arab ordered him to murder the.
khediye. Hesitating to comply he was
taunted with cowardice, and thereupon, ac-
corhpanied by four soldiers, he started for
the palace, but on the way he met Sultan
Pasha, who prevailed upon him to return
and rediscuss the matter with Arabi
1t is stated that Nouri Bey, who com
manded the troops surrounding Ramleh.
has given evidence which corroborates that
of Sulciman Daoud. The committee of
inquiry up to this time have examined one
hIndrcd and thirty-hve witnesses and in
terrogated one hundred and twenty-six
rebel prisoners. Mussa- Ell Akad and Suici-
man Daoud arrived here last evening and
are now imprisoned in the old Daira build
ing. They will be tried separately on
charges of completely in the burning of
Alexandria.
SUEz, Nov. 15.-One thousand troops
composing portion of the expedition to
the Soudan, have left here for Suakin. A
second portion will follow shortly.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 15.-The British
Government has definitely declined to enter
tain the renewed proposal of the Porte, re-
Gently made through Musurus Pasha, Turk
ish Ambassador at London, for the dispatch
of Server Pasha TO Egypt as Ottoman Com.
missioner. The Judge of the British Con
sular Court here. has received instructions
from Lord Granville to proceed to Alex
ndria to try several important cases.
LoNpoN, Nov. 15.-A dispatch to the
Times from Cairo states that one Of the
lieutenants of the False Prophet has been
captured and hanged
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NEW CASTLE TEACHERS.
Opening Exercises of the Institute Yes
ter,lay AfternooE--slr. FOFd's Lecture.

terday Afternoon--sIr. Ford's Lecture.
Especial correspondence Of the Gazette.
New CASTLE, Nov, 16.-Fhc eighth
annual Institute of the Teachers of New
Castle County opened here yesterday at $50
o'clock, there being but small attendance
of teachers. IL. Q. Carpenter, assistant
superintendent, presided.
The chief feature the afternoon was an
address upon school management by Dr..
French.
In the evening the attendance Of teachers
was larger, aud the additions of to-day, it
is expected, will swell the attendance to
nearly 100. There were pany citizens of
New Castle present and the large number of
children occasioned remark.
The opening exercises consisted of music
by Miss +. Lunt. Mr., ). I. Ford gave a
lecture on reading, which was interspersed
with many interesting selections. Tho
lecture was much appreciated and at its con
clusion vote of thanks was rendered,
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WILLIAM IA. .THoMPsON's DEATH.

End oi the Surviving Member of the
Firm OF Thompson & LoclSe-Sketch of
His Life.
William II. Thompson, the well-known
proprietor of the restaurant ut the p. w. *
b. depot, who has been confined to his bed
for long lime, suffering from enlargement
of the liver, died shortly before IL O'Clock
last night at the residence of John Mealey,
on Market street near Second Mr.. Thomp-
son was the surviving partner of the firm Of
Thompson " Locke, and was taken i'll
shortly after tho death Of his partner Joseph
X. Locke last summer
Deceased was born IN Maine, near the
town of Auburn, May ., 1927. In 1855 he
became an engineer on the p, w. Il B. rail-
road, and some years later was promoted 10
the position of train dispatcher at the depot
here, and later became Il conductor, in
which position he was much trusted. Mr..
Thompson established the depot restaurant
in 1868 and shortly afterward admitted Mr..
Locke into partnership. He was taken sick
in August, having had severe hemorrhages.
His death was not at all unexpected.
The funeral will take place on Sunday
afternoon at $50 o'clock. Until after the
funeral the restaurant will only be opened
during the stoppage OF trains. Since Mr..
Locke's death Thomas Mullen has been Mr..
Thompson's partner.
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TELEPHONIC EXTENSION.
Communication Soon to be Established
Between wilmington and Philadelphia
and Other Points,

communication soon 10 De established
Between wilmington and PhiladeIphia
and Other Points.
ThSPhlladelphia papers of to-day say
"The Delaware and Atlantic Telegraph and
Telephone Company has extended It's liues
from Trenton to this city, thus placing the
two points in telephone communication.
This company expects shortly to have Ches-
ter and Wilmington in communication with
Philadelphia.
Thls line, 80 far as this city Is concerned,
will be operated in connection with the
Wilmington Telephone Exchange. The
exchange will move into its new quarters in
the second story of the building of r. II.
Robinson & Co., at Fourth and Market
streets about the latter part of December or
the first Of January.
Wien the new place is occupied, what is
known as the old Philadelphia system OF
signalling will be adopted The direct tele-
phonic communication between this city
and Philadelphia and other places will be
great convenience to our citizens. The
work of extending the line TO Wilmington
will be rapidly pushed.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-16
Fly in the Wheat.

There is unusual complaint of the ravages
Of the Fly in the carly sown wheat fields
'One farmer tells us he has never seen it so
bad. The fields attacked are mainly those
seeded before the heavy rain the last Of
September, and some of them are considered
ruined. The extremely warm weather of
the fall season has given the fly an unusual
opportunity to commit its depredations.
The October sowed wheat has very largely
nsnnnnl
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Sinod For DelANNhre.
rChcslcr Cn,rn1, .nr,nnnrat

IL
Glorious little Delaware stands true to
honest government, and emphaticaly re-
Dukes the party accepting the Washington
safe-burglar Harrington as its leader and
aimed to foist him upon the State as her
Representative in the United States Senate.
The people showed their determination to
have no such spurious statesmen as Har-
rington to represent them by majority of
1000. Good for Delaware.
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Georgia's New Senators. Q

The Legislature OF Georgia, yesterday, in
joint ballot, elected Pope Barrow to be
United States Senator for the unexpired
term of Benjamin ii. Hill, aud Alfred II.
Colquitt, United States Senator for the lone,
term, beginning March 4, 1888. For tho
short term, Barrow received l16 votes, Hin
90. For the long term, Colquitt received
122 votes, jackson 40, Black 33, and Ander-.
son 20.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-16
Kent County Institute,

The Eighth Annual Institute of Kent
county will be held at Dover next Wedncs-
day, Thursday, Friday ana Saturday. The
following are the lecturers and lsctures on
the occasion "Wednesday evening, 'tRc-
vision of school Law" Professor T. N.
Williams Thursday evening, "Charles
Dickens" Professor Q. $. Conwell !; Friday
evening, @City Of Florence, Professor G.
J. Little,
The daily gazette., 1882-11-16
REWARDS.

&O00 REWARD.-lN ACCORDANCE
W%UO WITH the following resolution, duly
passed by the City Council OF Mimi, eion.
. esoxed; te,s That the Mayor be authorized 70 offer
HeWhId OF w Tor the arrest and conviction of
any of the parsons who were engaged in ire
noions AMI disorderly conduct which seriously
u. uu,sturved iue public peace and endangered the
nvtt OF inAity citizens la the western part of ihc
c,iX ION Tuc-dny, November 7th:' /, Mnyor OF
" mWnInington. Del, hereby, offer the reward mem
uoned In accordance with aud for the nurnoses
specified In the resolution.
,,. JOHN r. WALES Mayor.
WILMINGTON, DEL, NOV. ls Isse noyli.tf
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FOR SALE.

E0uND.-oN THE CORNER OF
FOIkrH AND KING streets a bunch OF
THIS OFFICE and paying for this advertise
meht. novl6-2t
FOR SALE.-DWELLING HOUSE NO.
a leiG WASHINGTON street. Eleven rooms
with all convenience, ;. APply io
nofiS-imi SO Market street.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-16
Duck shootIne..

Ducking thus far has not been very profit
able on the Susquchanna flats. Few ducks
are being killed aud prices are low. Cooler
weather will tend to raise the price, wfiiscrstt.
VIII also makescanvas backs more plentiful,
as they remaiu down the bay while wsra
weather continues,
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After Their Licences.

There is quite rush at the office oi ihs
Clerk ofthe Peace on the part of merchants,
etc. for their licenses for next year, and the
assistants are kept very busy.
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lost IND TOUO

GTRAYED.--A DARK BROWN MARE
~ ABOUT NINE YEARS OLD. came 10 ~.
Rnais Rremaiscss OF Themas Husbands. In Brandywine
owner can obtain possession Of the above named
animal by proving property and paying for this
aufeFhsement. nov14-Gtd&1tw
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Will Rrnliainfl-

The will of David Lyman, deceased, late
Of Christiana hundred, was admitted to pro-
bate by Registrar Biggs yesterday. David
r. Lyman and Howard Z. Finn are the ex-
Cc;ltors
The daily gazette., 1882-11-16
PUBLIC SALES.

DUBLiC sALE.-THR SUBSCRIBER,
Il ABOUT TO relInquish farming will sell at
public sale ut his resdcnce, near Rockland Del on
tuesday, November 2ist, 1T i2. 20 o'clock p. IN,
7good horsts. head Of superior milch cows,
some win calves by their sidc, others springing,
ducks and chickens, wagons, horse cart, cham
pion reaper, market wagons, forks, hoes, shovels
pans scales; the above goods are nearly new; 500
bushels Of corn. \ credit OF months Will be
given. EDWARD DLECARPENTER. JR.
l.. W. STIDnAA SoN. Auct. novi5-3t&w1t
The daily gazette., 1882-11-16

A flre at shubuta, Mississippi, yesterday,
destroyed nine stores 10 49, she e. een're o' bue
town, causing loss Of SSO, GOO.
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LOCAL IACONICS,

Over 2,10o persons were in the Opera
House last night.
There were no hearings BY the Mayor
either last night or this morning.
1t is cxpeced that st. Paul's N. +. Church
will be reopened about November 90
Tomorrow evening Joseph II. Seal will
institute Legion of Select Knights, A. O..
U. W, in the Workmen's Hall, Shipley
street below Fifth.
A drunken black woman was dragged to
the Han this morning by Officer McCul-
Tough and eolored man, creating some ex-
citemcnt along King street.
The annual session OF the Delaware Ger
man Baptist Union is still in progress, and
last evening Rev, j. c. Kraft of Baltimore,
was chosen president and Rev. j. 5. Schmidt
Of Philadelphia, secretary. A ex-Jewish
rabbi will preach this evening,
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novla,at
Il RzGISTEIps NOTICES.
DEGISTER'S ORDER.
RpnIsrrn,s orEIcr.

RRGIsTER'S OFFICE
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL, Oct. 18Th, 1889.
Upon the application of Joseph Pugh, Executor
OF Abigail Watson, late OF Wilmington hun;
dred, In eaid county, deceased, II Is ordered and
directed by the Register that the Administrator
aforesaid give notice Of granting of letters Teh-
tamentary upon the estate of the deceased, with
the date OF granting thereof, by causing adycr-
tlsementa TO be posted within forty days from
the date Of sneh letters in six Of the most public
places of the county Of New Castle. requiring all
persons having demands against the estate to
In such case made and proylded: and also cause
the same 10 be Inserted within the same period IN
the DAILY GAZETTE, a newspaper published In
Wilmington and TO be continued therein three
weeks, (e. o. d.
Given under the hand and Seal OF
4-> ,Ofiee of Register aforesaid at Whining
L. y, tton, in New Cassie county aforesaid, the
- tday and year above written.
S. C. BlGGS, Register
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xOfICEs.
.---czrnrpY GIVE NOTICE

- = HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
'0T1CE ~ Intention 70 prefer Peu-
| faAT u lIss.i ~ Assembly OF the state of Del-
. .bthe Gtns,t session, praying for . diyorce
ist bonds 1ns ., ma LOUISA GUINNESS.
E,p 4. tnin'pHy wv Nov. "A, 80. nOvIs-diw-wlm
.ar,I-DR. DRAPER HAS RE
|1lU,lnyAn M. ofhce from No. sA marke.
Itlpthe Nor'u"e nove-lw
IA ,tfefts.
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NoIIcE.-AM psYsSDs bsvIng claims against
the estate of the deceased mast present the same,
duly attcsted to the Executor, on or before
October 18th, 1889, or abide tue Aet o. Assembly,
In such case made aud provided.
80 JOSEPH PUGH, Executor.
NNN.t-r' -. - nnAlI.fla-aAN
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The brioklayers employed by the Bosses
Association in Chicago struck yesterday
against the system of paying by the hour,
and also for an increase of wages.
The condition of A. Bronson Alcott ia SO
much improved that his recoyety is thought
possible, IN spite Of his advanced age.
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| physician and nurse, principally nmonf
children. Sic has especially studied tho
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practical knowledge, obtained In q lifetime
spent ~ u nurse and physician, She has
compounded Soothing Syrup for cli ldrcn
tcething. II operates Ike mngiC-giying
rest and health, and Is moreover, sure to
regulate the bowels. I'm consequence OF
this article, Mrs. Winslow Is becoming
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children certainly do rise up aud bless her;
especially is this the case IN this city. Vast
quantities Of the Soothing Syrup are daily
sold and used here We think Mrs. Wins
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thousands ofchidren have been saved rom
an early grave by its timely use, and the mil.
lions yctunborn will share its benefits and
unite in calling her blessed. No mother ha
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| opcClh' ID lno neTdlu'
PALESTINE, July G.-The scandal case OF
Miss Cogswell, now at Sulphur Springs,
Hopkins county, against DR.. West, one OF
our best known physicians, came off in
court to-day. The doctor was charged
with sending letters to the lady
calculating to lead her. from virtues path.
After an examination of the case the whole
of TIE charges were dismissed to the great
satisfaction of the community. She did not
come forward to sustain her charges. The
affair has been much regretted and the re-
suit very well received
PALESTINE, July THE water-works
company are making large additions to
their works and employ large number of
men at 81 80 per day. This morning about
one hundred ofthe men struck and paraded
through the streets, giving this place the
first idea of o good big strike. They de-
mand 81 rs and will doubtless get it, al
though the company positively refuse.
They acted peacefully and all the commu-
nifty sympathize with them.
There was decided sensation in Pales-
tine to-day over the pursuit of negro cat
tie thief, who had stolen some cattle from
no less parsonage than the county iailer.
The negro took the stock to the stock pens
in connection with the railroad here and
sold them. Then Deputy Sheriff Roberts
came along and started for the thief, but n
six.rail fence did not prevent the son OF
Africa from stripping over 1t, and leaving
for parts unknown. Roberts is out after
him through the bushes, and will doubtless
bring him.