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The daily gazette., 1882-09-13
EDITION
THE BRIBERY QUESTION
Three Negroes ShOt-A Cattle
Thief Hanged.
FREIGHT CARS WRECKED
THE ALLEGED BRIBERY.

49,
A synopalg % DicksOn's sworn Ssa'S1as"'
As to BOwsn's Advances
WASHINGTON, Sept. ia synopsis OF
Diekson's sworn statement In regaru W
tempts at bribery, which he has nle9 VIZ ~
the District Attorney, b pubhsneo '"i'
morning. ,,,,,. a.
II contains only one point in addition 70
what he set forth In the statement whlch ne
wrote yesterday for the Associated fress.
Dickson saws that Bowen in the course OF the
Conversation in which he urged the former
~ secure the conviction Of Brady and Dorsey,
asserted that, after conviction the rresiusnt
.would pardon the descendants possibly Within
thirty days. ~.
To Dickson's inquiry on the point, Bowen
answered that Blisa, Merriek, and kef were
entirely ignorant Of this movement
On the part of Attorney General brevstef
A card is published this morning, and ex-
| tracts from It were telegraphed lastAnightr
| IN which Alexander j. Falls denies any
knowledge of Juror Holmead, and asser'a
that he was not in the court room ounne
| the trial, Il was not A. j. Falls who wa
referred TO by Dickson, but Frank IL. kalls
who is lawyer, and who spent considerably
time in the court room.
STAR ROUTE ARGUMENTs- HEARINGS u
THE CRIMINAL CoRT TO-DAY.
WAsHrNeToN, Sept. 13.-The CnminA
Court met this morning for the purpose
hearing argument on the lotions for Arree
OF Judgment in case OF Miner and Rerdell
and TO increase the bonds of those defend
ants whom the jury failed 10 conyIct,
Judge Wylie increased Vaile's bond fR0E
81 900 to $1,000. Argument was the
made for the release OF Miner and Rerede
| on bail, pending new trial,
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KnIghts' Trip to Reading

Arrangements, now nearly completed, are
still progressing favorably for the coming
big day of the Knights of st. Lawrence Of
Wilmington on September %, when they &c
on their much talked of trip to Reading.
The Knights were drilling last night and
surpassed all their former excellent
efforts. Tickets are still being solo
very rapidly, and 1t is feared that sales will
have TO close too soon for the number may
have to be limited. Between 1900 and
1850 people will doubtless go, and the traiI
Reading many accommodations can be had
for family parties. Invitations have been
sent to the Mayor, President of Council and
CITY Solicitor
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Their Arrival and Departure Taking
Erect July LIST, 1Ss2.
The Post once in this city will be open daily,
except Sunday, from $50 q. m. 70 p. N.
Priyate boxes are accessible until IL p. N. On
Sundays yrcpsIS,a open tsOm STo@ S 70 y The Thois
sale stamp window will close at $50 p. N. The
money order once viii close at 500 p. N.
MAILs CLOSE AZ ToLLowB:
NoKTH.
Wilmington Northern Railroad 70 Reading
Pa. and points on the Baltimore Central south
Of Chadd's Ford, T.40a. m.
PhiladelphiA closed pouch, $50 .. m.
Philadelphia and waymail, 900 9. m.
New York, Pennsylvauia and points east and
west, Q. q. m.
Delaware Western Railroad to LAndenOerg,
1000 q. m.
Philadelphia, New York city, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey, ll5o a. m.
Philadelphia, New York and all points east
| and west, l.S0 p. m.
Philadelphia, New York and all points east
PhilSdslp6ih and New York cities, closed
pouches, 9.35 p. m.
PennsylvaniA west OF Lancaster, and all
points west Und southwest 9.sS p. m.
All points north, east, west and southwest,
| 11.OO p. m.
All Louisiana is sent west except New Orleans
which is sent south on through mails.
1
Baltimore and way mail, T4O q. m.
Washington and all points south, T.AO q. m.
| All points on the Peninsula, $50 .. m.
Supplementary mail for the Peninsula, go
an.
Baltimore, Washington and all points south
l2.3O p. m.
Newport, Stanton, Newark, ElktOn an
Havre de Grace, 1880 p. m.
Points on Baltimore Central, between PoFC d
POsit, Northeast and Chadd's Ford, IL 30 p. N.
3 Baltimore and Bay Line steamers, A.Aop. m.
s Peninsula north Of Harrington, includin
: Delaware City and st. Georges, $50 pm.
8 Baltimore, closed pouch, $50 p. m.
Baltimore, Washington and all points sout
HOO y. IN.
8 HAILs ARRIVE AHD READY BoR DELIVERY.
;. From Wilmington Northern Railroad
$50 p, N.
? From New York, Philadelphia, washingto
and all other points, $50 p. m.
4 From Philadelphia, New York and poin
- north east and west. $40 q. m.
From way mail from Philadelphia, $50 .. I
From Peninsula and all north Of HArringto
9.l6 a. m.
=. From baltimore and way mail, 80 .. m.
From Baltimore, 1870 p. m.
From Peninsula mail, 1880 p. m.
=. " From Philadelphia, New York and poin
Ut north and east, l.30 p. m.
ot Prom Baltimore, Washington and pOlr
south, 40 p. IN.
m, From Delaware Western Railroad, 40
IN, From Philadelphia, New York and poll
Mt. north and east, $40 p. m.
ois From Baltimore, Washington and poll
south and southwest, $40 p. m.
Carriers deliveries as follows /: $50 O. m z,
eral; 1000 q. M, partial; l. 30 p. m, general;
p. m, partial.
're Collections from street boxes are made by
ng carriers at $50 and 1000 q. m. 80 and 400 D.
oil An additional collection will be made At
go p. m. from all boxes between Jefferson q
lp Lombard and Water and Thirteenth sire
nd inclusive. On Sunday full collection will
~ made at 500 p. m. Local letters for carrie
'ns delivery should be deposited In the Post Oh
0ld ten min utes before the hour OF delivery.
I'LL w. Y. SWIGGETT, Postmaste.
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RhalaaalphaA @aRka@s
PwxLApnErHHA, ssptsmbsf tss--sieat; AL
and weak :. aupsf, eaLftaa0oj extra, D.2sas.fs !
PunnsyIVAniA hmAy, e&.ooAgba.
Vbsas Arm. but quiet; DslswaFe and
PsnnsyIvAnla rcd, r.ooalIesi do, Longosrfy
red and amber, 1.lAl.M.
Cora, nTmeF, more demand iof local use;
Casa' outlet No. white, t0Abi NO. p 90,
SgsZatSI(i No. do. Ao1<a11; No. 9mixsd, ~
sssds:0Iovs; IlsS.(, Timothy, 1.s'aa'a
Flax, dull, el.zsAl.0
Provisions, steady.
Lard, quiet 80
Butter. nrm for fancy gFndes, which ar
| scarce; creamery extra. Soau DO. geod
EwKs, arm and scarce Ponnsyivania, NJ
/ ~ Western, 2saSe.
Cheese, STEADY for eholea.
| PssTOIsum, steady rsAnsA e1<s.
whisky. G!2-
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SECOND EDITION
NEW CITY MEASURES
New Castles Young Blood
Shows ITSELF
THE ILLINOIS REPUBLICANS
TESTING MEASURES.


A majority Of Them Found Entirely Too
small.
Yesterday morning Clerk of the Market
Hickey began the testing Of the half aud
quarter neck measures in use by grocery
men. farmers and others. All day he was
kent busy and to-day he has also had his
hands fun. 1t is surprising, he said
this afternoon, how many short
measures are found. In fact, about
nine out Of ever 10 have to be doctored
that "a, the old ones, which have been In
use for some time Some are as much as a
plnt short, and in several cases the quarter
neck would be shaved down to the proper
aIze. and when the half peck portion was
tested 1t was found impossible TO cut enough
of.
when a measure cannot be made TO con-
form to the regulation 1t is thrown aside
upstamped and cannot be used. Sometimes
when too far out OF the way they are broken
A strange fact lie that many new ones, oi
penitentiary make, are entirely too l%rge
and make as much as q quarter OF an incl
taken from the top.
when found TO be correct the measure
are stamped in several places ''W. G." On
brand is put on the bottom Of each end o
the measure to prevent the substitution OF
false bottom, a plan INSCRIPTIONS dealer
would not Dot be slow to adopt.
Each man as he brings his measures na
his name registered and record VIII b
kept of all tested. Some few quarts an
pints have been brought for examination, ,ou
Is yet no weights have received alterations
This morning young man who was pre-
ent at the testing found considerable fun
laughing at those weo had their measur'
found wanting. When his own, howeye
came TO be examined, 1t was found tn
thew. too were found short to q great e.
tent. II wasn't so funny then, but he too
the matter good paturedly and passed 1t
a. joke. -,
This morning, in his trip through Il
market, the Clerk was obliged TO cut
Jumps Of butter.
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I MI. - ,he n Money Went

nsiana AI t9 State Lottery at New ~ fortune u
dav August sth, 1882, the ,,any's wnee' e. T. BesI
ane 81 so,e ~ Ia and Jubal A. Early -Ss % in hiss
S%STs naid ON sreoacst. @ Ticket No wSs oSVd sold 10 A
csnItSI neld prize, drew $4,000 \ NI3 IB3urks sla
a. h1snt s%s % O. p. r. r., at , RooeTIeSa Texas eols
,brougS -, ~ Fannin County .aS BSdh he second I
Tna 1nrOu Ticket No. 10, S5S drew drew Ills Ills. Ticket!
oS q sSS sSSisoId IN hs at one dollar John Rs
,t;rS Ssi1sT canitai prize Of 80 O99-R Reeye Of "
S1EOn,a nfs W. The two fourth ,Iere eT Won b{ "
y Misd ncd each tsold in fifths WV ". HolISI
No; SS,tn SS,S14 % s st., Lafayette, BannE; aaE TO p
.nrovgh nUh the Lafayette, Na'h chicago, lll1ai w !
RravI ISL South clark ST. srS recently, a. s0T1
1hs sLsy, yscheme @ Of the COMPANY ny met WIN Y
dsriDa rhe 900 and so on oRo9rtIeua 9a can y
Sess deserved sppr06a,tiSSGn;w Snw orleans La O''''I
Of , M. .dAnaIina a; R on Oct, 10th.
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A Suggestion.

To THE EDITOR OF THE GAZETTE The
Bi-Centennial celebration in Philadelphia
promises to be on SO grand ascale that many
families from the upper part of our State
will probably attend it. Would 1t not be
well to have the public schools closed dur
ing that week ? Many of the children will
80 at any rate, breaking up the classes badly,
and losing their own standing in the schools
while If they were closed more would feel
free TO visit what would be as good lesson
as any they may learn In the school.
A PARENT.
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FOURTH EDITION
ARABI FLEES FOR LIFE
de is Chased Across the Ds..,.
by Cavalry. ''
SAMUEL J. TILDEN Slcv
ARABI's AWFUL Rourr

OSAEs
ne Loses Two THOUSAND NJ
Eleoing For Life Across ~. and b
ChAssd BY the Cavalry. Dessrt-
hAssAssIN, Sept. l3-5ao
aaatAck a.tAck on Tel-el-Kebir began a. 4 m'--lhe
this morning. The main sttacL 10 I'D O'Clock
against the enemy's extreme ioN "ss directed
miles north Of the railway The nahE four
'1Ty T,,s a, nnu infantry fire is now proceedIy. AZ
ne oritlsn troops are advancing lug
a. at arc eV1aently turning the ensm.g pruy
LAIN. an Inc british armored train, w,,S 1s Y
WPounder Krupp gun, which was %'sa "nu.e ue
~ Aassaesin, and the gatlinps baIpa p'uIM a1'i
come INTO action. The fire Of The eno,o e Just
pos,s po1, .ne mex, extreme right of the British Y
TWO THOUSAND KILLED.
The Egyptian loss Is estimated .
men. Our loss is probably 200, Incln5I"p s5~
aIy .ha S,',, ol,cers; The Highland brigade SoS
A dispatch TO the Central Mem, s.,, :,
Egyptians opened fire when the Briti.E vaa. ns
within about mile of Tel ri. KehIr4 "Ts M
place appears TO have been finally car,n.s 'I
py rush. The Indian cavalry ara SO,1a
pursuing the fugttives on the south and ~
British cavalry on the north Of the csn., UJ VIC
Another dispatch from the same co,,..
Pondent dated Kassassin, 1923 a m 'o,'N O.r'
'erhe enemies killed alone amount ~ ot,s S1o
Fhe retreat OF the enemy on the north |. y.
on. The cavalry are still pursuing.o N. n.
Times In q second edition has the foov,ns,
lsMAIAIA, Sept. l9,-Tel.el.KebIGr y,
carried this morning with a rush. Tbe AN s1ss
shot was fred at 5 O'Clock. The NO. nos,snsAl s,%sl
was taken In 20 minutes, we having 'Iu"- any,
prised the enemy by a night march, m, m,
enemy are in full retreat. ~
ENGLISH REJOICING.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 12.-The taking A
Tel-el-kebir causes great Joy here, All A.
tensive demonstration is organizing ior h
night. The Italians and Greeks have t,t,r
the initiative but persons of all natiOn,lIde'
will participate.
LONDON, Sept. l3.-General WoOdhmn n
ceived q dispatch from General WoI,eIs,
stating that Tel-el-Kebir was captured M
20 minutes assault. Three prisoners Vs,I
taken. The enemy are flying and the csy,ln
are pursuing them. The cut letting the "a
into Lake Mareatis has been completed and
the water Is spreading rapidly,
4 LAST RESORT.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 19-Accordlng !
news received from Zagazig orders hUI
been given TO burn all property belOughl
TO Europeans in the event Of tho defai I
Arab.
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Ton and steel Men Talking.

ericsson SPRINGS, Pa, Sept S-l -
convention of iron and steel manulac.u1
this morning discussed at great lenga
flrst item ofthe recommendation ol w W.
Iron manufacturers, namely An lpSE'' X
Of the duty on iron in pigs, ironS ,,, 0Fr \
ton. Speeches were made BY Analsa - \
negie and others, but recess ess W., "
without taking definite action upon
auhiapt
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NEW CASTLE DEMOCRATS.

A Young Mems Club Organized Last
Evening.
A largely attended netting of Young
Democrats of the city of New Castle, was
held in the Town Hall last night, and per
manent club was organized. The officers
are as follows:
President-George NJ. Riley.
Vice President-Christoph White james
Finegan, George A. Maxwell, William B
Mccoy, Frank Landers.
Corresponding Secretary - John w
Mackey.
Recording Secretary-Frank z. Herbert
Treasurer-Mr. J. Ferris.
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- Q 80
TILDEN ILL,
Lying Sick of SOitenlng Of the Brain d
New York.
New YORK, Sept. lS.-lt Is reported lid
Ex-Governor Samuel j. TildeH is lynn
danger0usly III OF sOftepiDs # the brain.
Another D,,s.inr,a Rill.

WASHINGTON, Sept. lS.-The Board q
Audit TO pass upon the claims growing Oui
OF the last illness and burial Of President
Garfleld has received the bill Of Dr. ,. s.
Lamb for holding the autopsy at ElbeFQnI
amounting to 81 900. pr. AgneW having
presented his claim, DR.. Hamilton 3 tAf
only one of the physicians who hs not peel
heard from. twill be some time before va
Board OF Audit will decide upon the dlVii
sion Of the S35, 900 which has been appFOI
priated for the physieians.
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western Politics.

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 1Sth.-Ths GresnS1e1 saSIc,
of the Third district yesterday nOn,.' a,I,
by acclammation, Hon. J; d. guIESS' TsI'n.
re-eleption to Congress Jann y. !, Hi,,sl S,sflIi
well known Democratic disorgspAssi,r KIN
the Kansas City district, annou9rSss a,-s.s usul
as an Independent candidate for OoDs oDs an N
Ia expected that the Republicans aHu ~
hackers will support him.
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~. NJ onnlent Hel

.we are persuaded that the tnhS,6IDi a4I''Ts 'resoa
with all the subtle art and naIua%' noor doctor
the Aichemists, was q very ypIPpEham, XIII OfLy
pared with Mrs. Lydia r. ,6an r,nIft after all oIl
Mass. Hermes may have .no pfTn RlacE Art puE
Clever practitioner ot thg J, p ,be bhsrnscsgd,
know there Is no humpus IN Vegetable Z
chemistry OF Mrs. Pinkhaihs .
mound,
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Never Fails-win send Free.

A Reliable Self-Cure. A favorite pre-
scdption of one of the most noted and sue
cessful specialists in the United States fol
the cure of Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay, Lost Manhood and Weakness. Drug
pists can fill the same. Address.
DR.. OVERTON.
2O2 EAST 10TH STREET, New YORK.
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Well-Known Lawyer Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 13.-Edward r.
WOrrell, Unknown lawyer, died sud
denly at Eight street and Girard avenue,
this morning. He was twice candidate tOI
City Solicitor.
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rwp nAu.nOADs.
A I.a.al Faas Tabls Wifh tAs L@sssa
OorrocGaoms.

A Lo.al Thns Table With tAs A@esaa
O0FF@ctaoms.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON ZOE
P1TIAnELPHTA-zO0a--2 z8s--e. .oo-5.oot--I.
siot-sis-Seet1s, ,.t7ssf-SaeS sMn:S sot1 "a ::
Its. aiT1.-S.sot-blo-s.sss-f.aA--ssOA-e.sssPm.-
Nww YoRK - aOOa-2zsa-S.so--s.zS .zS-e.eA--
n a 4. m.-Ia. .9s-l. -l.6e-61Ta-e.eea-1-Bp pm
RAIrrNonn-l!o l!oss-l.4a4-k.Sla-eess-
a0l-l.0o-1.0 1.09-e.0o-s-b5-ll-os. p. m.
.A1a-zna ." nj
~. l.0o--1.O0-e.sI-l1.09ep p. ~.
BAITTMoKm AMD INTERMEDIATE sEATtoMe-
l.0sa-0.1T q. ms-lOo-e.0o p. N
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
TRAINS running only On Sunday. -.
I Connect at 0ray's Ferry for old oepot'
| Broad and Washington avenue.
DwLAwAHx RAIERoAp-s!o0s-e1oa. .. ms--l.os
| --a0os-a.ast p. N. No Sunday trains-
FOR New Castle only
FOR Harrington and intsrmediase stations
WuMHoToH NonrHERH RAnnoAD-i'hA e 9
ns-l;os-S:Ososss-2Se .: ?, e; IA On Ssn0A ~
| DwAwARR WHsrMnM RAnRoAD-f.oS-Ao.S'
m,-S.sO D. N. sunday trains lo.seA m-e.o
p. m.
TRAINS EATwIL4MIN0TONFRo
PHILADRLPHIA I2eo-l-Sxs.- q Al---l;.s g :
-i.O7-2SOt -abO-A A.Ss-A AsS=tSo-Ass-
Leas-7. .sSf-5.SS- p. m.
NV wYoRK-l.a2s-AEIA-60 .. nj
26O-i. .OT-Ask-s.Asa-l p. m.
BAIrIMoRH-l.Sla-2i3s-e.Ae.e.ss-MS
2.36-l.bO-611A-e-sos-T .. u
wAsHIneToH-l.Ss-a mi-ls.S
l|.6O-6ua-a.SOA- p. n.
Both daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only. -,
tlKLAwARR RRAILROAp-S.hO-l0.le~o ~o-mi-AA'
| -SOSa-T.O0 D. m. No Sunday trains.
, Prom New Castle only.
| WILMINoToH Il NoRTHERH RAILRoAD-szo
sAO-ll IS a. m;-o.A0 p. m. On Sunday mo
Reading and ST Peter at ITO p. m.
o DELAWARE WEsTKRR hAILRoAD-AoOn Z. u;
e AIS D. m Sunday trains s.lo q m.f-e.40 2:
n TRAINS LEAVE F0R WII4MINoTON
a PuLApnLPHIA NEW BROAD SFRHsT DnFoF
!. | IN a04--A ABsa-S30 OF 204-e.0o-e.2l-
Iii Ok-ll.E 50 q t-l.32-S.le
AO2-L3l- 606-k20-k.Sb-e e.06t -e.Ss-aS
3 -e.30-1O.0o-l1.33A p. N.
e BROAD AND WA6MIN0ToH AVHHuB-oIeo-e'
A 10 rs a. NIL 3.l0-4.So-8.lsp p. m.
: NEW .O0-11.te Q. m.-AAa
sac p. m.
. Daily and Sunday.
B. On Sunday only.
RuaaN4
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Bonds withdrawn.

YosHINeToN, Sept. lS.-The amount
United States bonds withdrawn from seCSi Y
ties Of national banks by Treasurer Y
fillan to-day and surrendered TO the ~
tary Of Treasury for exchange inlo lh1 ~
per cents is sli,lS0,l5O. Total to aA'
S1O9, ,124. 700.
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A uau saIactafI.

william H. Quinn, George 0'Neill, Johr
Guthrie and Archibald Given, the com
mittee appointed by the Democratic City
Association, have leased the Institute Hal
for the campaign, beginning to-day.
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TIE rExAs BUDGET.

A white Man Beaten at Cards Shoots
Three Negroes near Houston.
GALVESTON, TEX, Sept. 1S.-A special
dispatch from Houston 70 the Neos says
Intelligence reached here last night OF the
shooting Of three negroes st Patterson, on
the Western Narrow Guage road last Sun
day. A white man named Frank HaEkils
was gambling with the negroes and they
won. He accused them OF cheating and Q
row began. One negro was shot throngt
the body, another through the mouth
the ball cutting out his teeth and tongue
and the third was shot through the thigh
The first negro shot was mortally wounded
but the others will recover. Harkins es
capped.
A CATTLE THIEF's FATE.
In the same neighborhOOd the body OF
white man named Mas was found hsngtnI
to tree. Mas had the reputation Of beinI
a cattle thief. There is no clue to the per
| petrators.
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D,.,rr -,I,,-,,7, WIN Robber RobOsOHi

RYE BEACH, N. H., Sept. lS,nti lSo,nIas d
Arthur arrived in town TINS MS, lnU ar Secrea
portsmouth and dimes WIN
R0heROn.
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n,.. nInina ElectiOn.

LEWISTON, NE, Sept. i!s ls;1Ihs THE. hsTI VI
Jos.ynal has returns from S5s daN l9Sns ,..tis ~,
Robie &c, ,4e4, Plpisted $,0'O' ~! 't''''
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AN IMPORTANT CONFERENCE.
National Republicans Meet at
Chicago To-Day.

CHICAGO, Sept. 13.-A conference will be
held here to-day by number of prominent
Republicans, the nature Of which has not
transpired.
James G. Blaine, Commissioner Raum,
Governor Collom, General Benz. Harrison,
Governor Porter, and others win be present.
All the leading Republicans of Illinois
have beep invited
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PERSONAL.

Miss Mary Downing returned home last
evening from a three weeks sojourn In the
city Of Brooklyn.
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Dutchoven win. the y. ledger Stakes.

LONDON, Sept. l3.-The St. Ledger was
won to-day by Lord Falmouth's Dutchoven,
Geiheimness second, ShotOver third.
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.BuchupaiBa." :"

uuick, complete cure, all annoying Kid
nsy, Bladder and Urinary diseases. 81
Druggists.
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To Take the FeIton's Place

The steamer John A. Warner will be down
to- night to take the Felton's place while the
latter is undergoing repairs.
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CITY ITEMS

ohas. H. Vary, Phila. Messenger, toS Market.
Juttsriey 4 Co., Photographers, So2 Market ct
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A CATTLE THrEF,s FArE.
FreIght Trnin Wrool.Ad.

WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa, Sept. IA freight
train ON the Philadelphis aud Erie Railroad
was thrown from the track last night at
Wetham, by the breaking of an axle. Eight
cars were wrecked and passenger trains
were delayed, but no one was hurt.
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A Treasures Suicide.

HUNTERS PoINT, L. l., Sept. 11.--John
r. Morris, treasurer Of Long Island city,
committed suicide early this morning by
himself into the East river At
Astoria near his residence. Domestic trouble
led to the act.
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A Rapnlnr hIaatinr

OF the Young Mems Democratic Club, We'd
nesday evening, September 18th, at 8 O'Clock.
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DEATHS.

NICKERSoE;-on Tuesday, September 18th,
Joseph b. Nlckerson, in hfs 69th year.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from his late
residence, 40S East Fourth street, Friday, . p.
Interment at Riverview Cemetery,
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PRoErssroxAL CARDS.

TOHN G. COLE,
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Express trains.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-11

The Cincinnati Enquirer is out fol-
Senator Mcdonald of Indiana for the
Democratic nomination for President in
1884. This is one of the odd things in
politics. The morning of the day Gen.
Hancock was nominated the Enquirer
came out with an elaborate double loaded
article in which a most violent inuendo
was made relative to Senator Mcdonald
The exact nature of the charge was not
given but it placed it in most damaging
manner and if its insinuations were false
it did Senator Mcdonald most ire
parable injury. The article attracted
great attention among the delegates and
visitors to the convention, and undoubt-
edly had much to do with shaping the
Vice Presidency nomination. When Gen.
Hancock was selected there was feeling
that owing to Hendricks defeat and also
as Indiana was an October Safe, the Vice
Presidency should be given to that 10.
cality But for the savage thrust in the
dark, of the Enquirer, intimating that Nc
Donald selection would lead to some de-
velopments so damaging as to be fatal to
the whole ticket, he would undoubtedly
have been selected. And now having
rendered him this service() in 1880, the
ENQUIRER advocates him for President in
1884
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-11
BUSINESS FAILURES.

S esdiIy creasiug-IllegAtimat Specula-
ton or Actual Fraud the Cause of Most
of Them Now Occurring.
NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-Failures continue to
diminish. The report of h. q. Dun q Co.'s
merchantile agency shows 131 failures in the
last seven days, against 142 the previous week.
Eastern cities 10, Western 40, Southern 81,
Middle %, Pacific coasts, and New York city
S. The principal failures in New York city
were those of P. L. Frenean & Co.. in the
cloth business and w. r. Preston & Co., grain
and cotton. The latter firm are reported to
lost $500, 900 or S400, 900 by the decline in cot
ton and grain within week. 1t is not known
vet how much are their liabilities, or how they
will come out. Looking at the failures as
whole, critically, 1t is evident they are resolv-
ing themselves more and more into two kinds,
viz: Those caused by specializing more or
less illegimate, and those which are directly
fraudulent and collusive. The wantof strong
and severe national bankrupt law was never
more felt than at present.