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The daily gazette., 1882-08-28
Bold and Progressive,
Sussex Journal.J

The platform adopted by the Democratic
Convention ON Tuesday is plain statement
of the grounds upon which the present Cam
Paign will be fought; twill meet With the
h.. hearty SPpSqya q tss CITIZENS Of the State,
forms and improvements of our public
school system are not mere words to catch
votes but under an administration of so
progressive man as Mr.. Stockley will be
carried out. 1t briefly denounces the mis-
carriage of justice through a RepphlEeeaann
jury and the extravaganza Of the present
national administrator. 1t endorses the
wise and economical government of the
affairs of this State and the assessment laws.
which are source of such trouble to the
Republican press. The platform is bold
and progressive and upon 1t the party viii
win. t''''S w
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[To-daY,s Herald Rulletln. l

The pressure continues highest over the
ocean parallel with the coast line, and is
below the mean in the other districts. A
small centre of disturbance was developed
south of the lower lake regions early yesteF-
day, but no great energy attended t. Rain
fell in nearly all the districts east of the
Mississippi. West of that river fair weather
prevailed. The temperature rose in the
central valleys and fell little In the other
districts. Fresh to light winds are reported
east of the Rocky Mountains. Present In
dications point to q steady increase In
pressure on the South Atlantic and Eastern
Gulf coasts, in which case the western de-
preston will pass northeastward over the
upper takes. The weather In New York and
its vicinity to-day will be cool and partly
cloudy, with shower or two in the fore
noon. Tomorrow promises to be warmer
and fair.
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CWrrey's Canvass.

The colored camp meeting at Bethel, near
week with both white and colored peopIe.
On Sunday last there were 1000 people on
the ground, nearly one-half of whom were
white. There were colored preachers and
white politicians there, among the latter the
Republican candidate for Governor of Della
ware. One colored man drove lively trade
In patent medicines and an enterprising
eolored woman from Baltimore succeeded
In disposing of over 700 ballads at 8 cents
apiece, which cost her $3.50 per thousand
copies. The cclored people have made the
most of the occasion and have evidently en-
joyed the continued meetings.
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SHOT IN IAS INS9s.
A nFAnksn NeEFo AttaSks a Follow
WNrkmen and Receives n Probably
Fatal W0ppd,

~
nFHnken NegFo AttaSks a Fellow
W9rkmen and Receives n Probably
Fatal WOQRd,
lapeoial correspondence OF the Gazette
SMYRNA, August 2S.-A shooting ARRAY
occurred here Saturday evening, which may
probably end In murder, John Truitt, q
negro In the employ Of J. B. Donovan, while
In state of drunkenness attacked Moses
Rias, fellow-workman, with turtle hook,
inhicting very painful wound on the arm.
Moses returned the assault with shot from
his pistol, the ball striking Trgitt IN the
right eide. Pr. glitoEn, Ebo. was called,
It is thoAght II entered the lungs, as II pains
the man 70 breathe, HuIN SeRta Inc sepu-
tatiqR Of being A hard character, having re-
Gently been released from New Castle Jail,
where he was committed for stealing. No
arrests have been made.
Watermelons and cantSioupea are cbean
and plentiful, Butter has fallen to 81
cents per pound. Eggs have advanced to
~ cents per dozen.
We were visited by A heavy FAip Yester-
day Whiqh WAs muSR 1eedea,' ~
VIII, Thbmpsott,p Rhb his been in the
emPloyof J. y. fygeTt & Co., will open a
clothing store in the building adjoining the
shoe store Of j. Fl. Primrose,
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FHR 9tY8a shik:E kaNsEINe.
She Gives tha Required Security and Doe
Not Lose ANY Trips.

She Givea tha Required Security and Does
Not Lose Amy Trips.
The Thomas Clyde, which was libeled in
Philadelphia on Friday for overlooking with
passengers, has not lost any trips, and Is
running as usual. g-5H b ,....
This permission wAs granted by United
States MsFehal KeeEl4A AAH tke promise Of
Captain AeSBAld SG6 Others Interested in
the steamer, that eecuFty tn the sum OF
$F.QO0 would he entered before Judge
Butler or the Clerk of the United States
District Court some time during to-day.
Among the passengers on the steamer Satur-
day was Deputy United States Marshal John
Jahrus, who will remain in charge until the
security is satisfied.
Saturday aftetn6on William e. ReyboId,
agent 4or The Delaware City, Salem & Phila-
delphia Steamboat Navigation Company,
appeared at the Office of the Clerk of the
United States District Court and entered
claim for the release of Tie vessel. He pre-
sented Silas Warren as surety, and that gen
tleman Joined with Mr.. Rey6old In a bond
for %, 500 for the steamboats, release. The
vessel was thereupon formally taken from
the hands of the United States Marshal and
will remain at liberty until the case is heard
In court.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-28
A strong Ticket.

In the nomination of Charles C. stocklev
Ior Governor the convention has given us a
standard bearer of well known prohitv and
integrity of character, and Democrat f,IIlv
Identified with the interests of 9ussey
county and the State of Delaware. IN the
nomination of Charles B. Lore for Renre-
sentative in Congress the convention has
presented to the people first class LAWYER
and an astute politician who will be ahle to
measure parliamentary weapons with the
most brilliant Republican statesmen. Tbeae
are our candidates, and we take a Just pride
In saying that their nominations were made
by delegates acting conscientiously for the
best interests Of the Democracy
The daily gazette., 1882-08-28
BELLE BOYD IN A NEW RoIr-
Ene Famous Rebel spy Arrested ia
Uttering a Forged Check.

uttering a Forged Check,
PHILADELPHIA, August 27.-BelIe Bovd
.ne famous female spy, who figured go ex
tensively during the Rebellion, had Ar
experience which she declared "was wors.
aeatnens liza m tnan received during the whole
Inc iair Belle, whose married name
S hammond, resides with her family aT
North Twelfth street, ~ some pna.c0,,1.. ~
able means abe gave check to Marcus the
Pawhoroker, on Vine street, near Thirteenth
put also happened that -
Dank upon which the check was d. M .a'
new never neld one penny belonging to D. dwt d"I
ing woman. 81 would haf tn,>s uar-
woman for hundreds, aud di6I seeu ast
sne would shest me" was tbs mo,,,S Us SnlniI ~
OF the man Of three halls a. M bale
caused warrant to issue for NJ. Mnsu
mono on the charge of utterino and naasIar aaS.l-
Setsan6 wors6iesS ano forged check with intent te
u Ths matter was Intrusted to coDst. ,,o
soldjor n VINO, by the way, was a Union
lets snu was accustomed to facing bull
Consadroo 40 usptare the dashing spy Of the
tne bell, and the servant pee1ed ou. rang
islde-yard gate. Then the constahle ,oI r1
scwea her into the yard and took a sset
S1vn .'0'eu , sne iair Belle made her appearamca
"I a.I, What do you Waptp'
goods" N' levy on your
fou needn't tell all the neighbors.u
~ ami It's you who is doing it,, -
Inc oolloquy went on in this STYLE for
'ome time, when Woodward was dared n
ONE into the house, aud he refused. bnt
ldded IN an off-haRd manner; 81 have 4
'ou." f4'D'0 W Jake
The woman shrieked, and her sixteen-
~ Sn'-olu ua9gnter appeared on the scene. Il
w rushed toward the constable, and
IA nef dlmpled fist Ugder bis nose,
ana ,lu III wSs man I'd lick you p and
NJ. aon wslEeo oA like heroine In an amateur
hin In his den, ''Ne '"e va
Is1wOaS wIG Sos q 90 with yOu," spoke up Mrs.
"All right; I will stay half an hour and
h1n an YOU VIII 60" replied the constable.
nut must dress" she said.
You Will not leave my sight," remarked
Y constable, as he took view of tine snr.
ouhuings and thought of the Rmart woman
had to deal with. N''FSS "N-''""
am to dress before you Oh, oh, !" said
y Womanl 'thtS is worse treatment than / '
served during the war"
q. !sst the constable permitted the woman ,
attire herself, while he guarded all the
,enuee Of escape, She was escorted 10 the
nee ot Magistrate Lukens and held 10 hail
Z q hearing, In the meantime II was
SFeed between her and Marcus to arrange \
Q httle dltteulty about the check, and b. '
,ononneed himself satisfied SO the CHARGE Il
as withdrawn. '"o '''"'se 7
The daily gazette., 1882-08-28
LOCAL BASE RUNNERS.

Inc Media Actives Defeated by the Our
Boys Saturday. AfternOOn-Base Ball
Notes. .r7I7T e'77--
The seaond game between Our Boys and
the Media Actives, took place at the Front
and Union Park Saturday aft ernOon, IN the
presence of 900 people. The game was lost
Dy the Actives by loose fielding. The Our
BOYS nine is strengthened considerably by
the addition of Doris, and he made some OF
the finest hits that have won applause this
season. Stdham at short was not himself,
but he acquitted himself well at the bat.
The Actives are composed of very good
players. Matinal Bullard, as catcher played
q hne game, making q number Of difficult
ioul catches. Matthews, at third, made
running fly catch in the sixth inning that
brought forth loud applause from the
spectators. But for the rest of the nine
there cannot much be said, as they played a
very poor game. Below will be found the
game by innings
The daily gazette., 1882-08-28
He Raised the Gates.

Frank McClosky, young man living in
South Wilmington. was before Mayor Wales
yesterday morning on charge of interfer-
ing with the railroad gates at Third street
crossing. He raised them when they were
down. The case was settled by McClosky
paying $3.50! The railroad company In
tends having all persons who interfere with
the gates prosecuted hereafter.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-28
Saturday Night at the Opera House

AS was expected the Opera House wat
well filled on Saturday night to witness the
antics and hear the singing of the funny
fellows with blackened faces. Barlow
Wilson & Company are old hands in the
miustrelsy business, and they gave an ex-
cellent entertainment all through, as the
hearty laughter and continued applause at
tested.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-28
Change of Time.

The afternoon Sabbath school Of the
Second Baptist Church, which has been
closed since July /, will reopen on Sunday
next, September 8. Since the last session
of the school the library has been replenished
with valuable collection of new books.
II. W. Zimmerman will continue to act as
musical director, and full attendance ie
anticipated.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-28
THE PEACH MARKET.
'd the Fruit on Saturday Nlght-A
TnmhlA In RrlnAn

f the Fruit on Saturday Nlght-A
Tumble In Prices.
peach market on Saturday, especially
rening took a tumble, and dealers
I'D to dispose Of the fruit at almost
he, In fact gave 1t away. When the
opened on Saturday morning fair
0uld be purchased for 80 cents per
bOt when the afternoon shipments
ID TO this city from of the Delaware
arrived, prices tumbled rapidly,
O'Clock in the evening, the fruit
ling for Is cents per basket. The
week 1t is thought will be what Is
the glut, and the shipments will
fnee 70 grow less, and prices higher.
lpnenls on Saturday were as follows:
The daily gazette., 1882-08-28
pled in Ia nfothara Armr.

On Saturday afternoon an infant child
seven months of age died In fits mothers
arms, on board the FELTON, on its down trip.
The little one had been taken to Philadel-
phia on the recommendation of physician,
1t having been In delicate health, with an
idea that tFip On the water weIld be bele-
hciAl. 4he RptheF, who lives In this city,
was almost DISTRACTED at the loss Of her little
OnA
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OuR nOYa.
ACTIVE.
Umpire, Thomas Kane.
Time Of game, hour and As minutes.
NOTES.


Time OF game, hour and As minutes.
NOTES.
Saturday afternoon the QuIckstep clut
played match game at their picnic IN
Scheutzen Park with the McGrath Senate
and defeated them by score of 8 tO1.
game between the Butcher Bows. Jr..
and Violet, Jr., resulted in a victory for the
former by a score of 10 too.
The Athletic, Jr., defeated the Bourbon
base ball club Saturday afternoon by score
OF TO l. The Athletic, Jr., bad their nine
picked from the Athletic, Sr., and other
clubs.
The g. A. Baldwin club PLAYED the
Uneven nine Saturday and defeated them
by a score pf 20 to IS, but failed TO receive
the ball for which they played.
The Experts and the Enterprise will play
a match game on che Union street grounds
on Thursday next. Game will be called at
8 o'clock sharp.
A correspondent writes that the score of
the game OF ball between the Maple Leaf
club Of this city, and Acme of Newport on
Saturday, was incorrect as published In the
Star, and sends the following
The Maple Leaf base ball club of tho oitv
went TO Newport on Saturday, the 06th, to
have "picDic" on the Acme of that place.
but 1t failed to come of, as the following
score will ahOw:
l2s46 667s9
Maple AnIPn Leaf'..'....l go . oil
The Wilmington base ball club has been
organized with the following as the board of
directors John Newell, Elmer SOhafer.
Joseph A. Justice. 1t is the Intention OF
the board to have strong nine for next
season and enter the club into the American
Association. The manager, Joseph A. jus
uce, mas secured headqHsFteFa at tAe Hagth-
west e9EaeF Of Fourth and Jefferson streets,
a. A. Wilson'S cigar store. 1.-THE manager
Will try to secure the Front street grounds,
The game between the Our Bows and
DEFIANCE clubs will be played next Wedues-
day afternoon at sac, - "a 'ansF
= FIFE a4AF 51sEw4RRE,
At Rhiladelphia = Philadelphia, q; De-
troit, 6.
-: At Reading, Pa.-Active, 4; Apthra.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-28
Hns,,ca,,oC.

WASHINGTON, August 2s.-For eIMid-
die Atlantic States, threatening weather
and rain northeast winds, becoming varia-
BILE; no change in temperature slight fall
followed by rising barometer.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-28

Hannibal Carter, colored Republican,
who was a Grant delegate to the Chicago
Convention, announces himself an indepsnd-
ent candidate against Mr.. Chalmers, the
administration candidate for Congressman
in the Second Mississippi district.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-28
Fall ofa Tree.

Excavations are being made for some
cellars on the east side Of Orange street
above Ninth. A large mulberry tree was
left standing just inside the pavement, and
during last night II fell with a crash, COM
pletely blockadinR the sidewalk and the
street. The roots were very short and
.Pemed 70 have very slight hold on the
Aind.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-28

The Greenback- Labor Convention of tho
Second Congressional district in New Or
leans, met on Saturday and nominated DIR
William H. Hire for Representative in
Congress. John K. Boles has been. nom,n-
ated for Congressman by the Republican
Convention Of the Second district Of Michi-
gan.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-28
( plgrSSSii,i S,:,a.,;. .';,,.-5 ~

na Sa aud I o'clock Yesterday affair
graceful disturbances tooi nIane
lsled b,s, bv ~ Just east OF Market. 1t
|tted fIon Tnfet !, young men being forci
|s the h'GHi aF,ut u premises known to
n Ssil dtesse, f.Se F9iRts;R q6e party,
|ldlRg taIEinses,e sseu were in the entry Of
|ge |Ts svSSaa1lg Si$,Ellg e some women, when
here SNS Sy tt; set upon by FIVE men
three I hsidgs glVen a grand bounce, two
A I,,Ueln "elng thrown upon the side
|1d obscene S eiIwa ~ collected, and curses,
/ the We, lS !, iat atuage broke the still
soSiSt,. an Se. sundly afternoon. The sun mn
but O,e tba ", ,iaStd for about half an
Several I police l failed to hear of the az
EnaLinnS Sl women :, tSok part, one IN I mar ar
llsi tops0a things lfely with her caustic @
The daily gazette., 1882-08-28

The Democratic State Convention of Con-
nectlcut has been called to meet in Hartford
ON October 4.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-28
A Doleful DnY.


Say was a cheerless one on the
ine FELTON, took small load of pas
Wy even 7Il those on board tbs eosy
ealaeF Wilmington hid plenty Of
u move a6oIt." II rained; and the
W v, @osp s,s cold and eopi0qsly, and
1, v \, i,s ~ damp and limp, 4 large
ppuiusfent ptnent crafts were passed on the
,1a ,s1SaAaeiphia, and sturgeon boats
t,,.a s"u watesrmelons, struggled up
'1aa There was q good
TIsele, Ts, but the sails hung
lae Republic made her
.a,. ~ three h or four hundred chilled
v5aI '} lae BE Clyde had half as many ON
N. u'e .s, 'ne John A. Warner, and other
iMsssGtalel s%alaels no doubt Rbtff MICE
h ty .3,l 'hty had NOT run, TAI short
ItOSt SpSye vs. Chester a sail boat wa was
NV ost 'gsloek n: in the morning, but @
n, l,' Ss,.aj. 9ne small boat, with a yery
FsC6aJy C6J5ylng seven young men who
1Suea S.@ai, every time the vessel struck
\ IA pafa t5ofa'a much apprehension and
~ Hl9Fsfe ah the 'r9hHtng 'stealHersIi i
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purfl unp Gate. So6 une Nisssr 8sib
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3pef nab WSSlt@ffit.
Sdon am abenbe Dor eislsm Selis
bate Hbeinbnd ein Bon tsm ~aspSbnlis
den sans Yal6isrenss slusisbsn ssppn,
men. Die nur sun %flsinitsn 5beile
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csu. @arsn he bein 6sraus,teben pol,
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