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Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
PENN'S LANDING.
The Celebrate Of tho Landing OF
william Penn Celebrated.

The twc-hundredth anniversary oil
tho landing of William Penn, was cele-
brated by the Historical Society OF
Philadelphia, Wednesday night by q
banquet In the foyer of the Academy OF
music. Amongst the invited guests
present was DR.. L. p. Bush frcm this
city. Three tables were arranged
len ngthwise Of the room, and one tor th
presiding officer, John William Vale
lace, PresidenJ of the Society, and tn
speakers, was placed across the room
At the south end of the hall, on an
easel, was an oil painting of William
Penn, when he was q young man, and
at the north end on platform hidden
by plants, an orchestra was stationed,
which during the evening discoursed
popular strains.
When the dinner was ended the
President said
Our Bi-centennial has been accom-
plished, and l think that, II we turn
our eyes from the external aspect OF
that remarkable exhibition to consider
nv what causes it was brought about,
our Society will havs great reason for
gelf- f-congratulation at the success OF the
enterprise. | think 1t is certain that,
with our sober. minded people, such
celebration could not have taken place
from mere love of pageant, nor from
the rivalry OF competing trades, nor
from the fancy for military or Masonic
show. The causes, to large extent, L
think, are in the nature OF moral
causes. With regard to our ce LIBERATION
to-day of Penn's landing, we do but re-
vive an ancient custom.
The day on which Penn took posses,
sion Of the region that we now call
Pennsylvania, was ever, with this 80
ciety, o great day. We celebrated II
by q public dinner years ago at Ones
ter; subsequently by one at Reading,
subsequently, by one at Bethlehem, ana
since in the same way at different times
in this city.
The following tonsts were then pro-
posed and responded to by the gentle
men named: y
I'The Memory of William Penn"
Hon. Wayne MacVeagh; "rhe Tnree
Lower Countless" DR.. Bush, CT Will
mington; "The Laws Made by William
Penn" Hampton L. Carson; "The Re
lipious Freedom Established by Will
liam Penn" Rev. Thomas f. Davies;
"The Eighth of November" Henry
Flanders; "The Interior Of the Prov
ince," George r. Kaercher; "Fhe posi-,
ton of Pennsylvania in the Federal
Union" Geo. NJ. Dallas.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
Tho Next Senate,

The terms Of twenty.six Senators ex-
pire on the fourth of March next. OF
these outgoing Senators thirteen are
Democrats, twelve Republicans and
one, Davis of Illinois, Independent. OF
the fifty hold over Senators % are Re
publicans, "a Democrats, and one Ma
hone Readjuster who acts with the Re-
publicans. Seven Senators have been
already elected, viz: Anthony, of
Rhode Island, Wilson, Of Iowa, and
Dolph, of Oregon, Republicans: Gibson,
of Louisiana, Lamar, of Mississippi, and
Beck, of Kentucky, Democrats, and
Riddleberger, of Virginia Read ustsr.
In this transfer the Republicans have
lost one, Kellogg, Louisiana, who is
succeeded by Gibson, and have gained
one in Oregon. The Readjusters have
gained one in Virginia and the Demo-
Gratis gain one in Louisiana and lose
Grover in Oregon and Johnston in Vir-
ginia. Of the other StaJes, voting be-
fore Tuesday, which have the election
OF a Senator this winter, Maine chose
Republican Legislature, and Alabama
We t Virginia, Georgia and Arkansas
chose Democratic Legislatures.
Prior 10 Tuesday, therefore, the pc
litical complexion of twelve Of the
twenty-six new senators have been de-
termined by the election of either sena.
tors themselves or the Legislature
which is to choose them, These twelve
are, or will be, four Republicans, seven
Democrats and one Readjuster. The
fourteen States which chose LeRisla-
lures on Tuesday and which will have
the election of United States Senator,
are Colorado, Delaware, Illinois, Kan
sas, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mime
sofa, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New
Jersey, North Carolina, South Carolina,
Tennessee and Texas. OF these, though
the returns are yet incomplete, the
Democrats may be conceded Delaware,
Now jersey, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Tennessee and Texas. If the
Republicans have carried the remainder
the next Senate will stand thirty-eight
Republican, thirty-six Democrats and
two Readjusters Should Colorado and
New Hampshire prove to have chosen
Democratic Legislatures the Senate
will stand thirty.eight Democrats,
against 3S Republicans and Readjusters
combined. The probabilities, therefore,
as TO the Senate are either that the
Republicans with the Readjusters will
have small working majority or will
exactly balance the Democrats, with
no Independent party from Illinois to
hold the balance of power as at present.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
DEATH OF MAGUIRE.
SAD Result of q Quarrel ON EIecs
ItOn NtEht-CrOney in Hall.


Shortly before midnight of Tuesday
night. John Croney and Daniel Mcguire,
en- gagged in a quarrel, in front Of Henry
Witsi's cigar store, Front and Mary
land Avenue, which resulted in the
shooting of the latter, the particulars of
which were published in full in yester-
days REPUBLICAN,, and were substan-
TALLY correct As previously y stated
Mcguire was conveyed to his home on
Logan street, and physicians summoned
who did everything in their power TO
alleviate his sutferings, but with little
degree of success and the man contin-
ued to sink until between and 9
| O'Clock last evening, when he died. AT
noon yesterday, DR.. Howard Ogle, the
attending physician, held COnsulta-
tiOn with Drs. John X. Kane and j.
Paul Lukeus, in reference to the III ans
INJURIES. Again at 6 o'clock DR.. OgLe
visited the patient and found him rest
| ing easy, Out when he heard of his death
two hours later was quite surprised and
attributed it to an internal hemOrrhage
as it was almost impossible for peritoni-
tis to have set in SO soon.
The attending physician stated that
Jlb Dhll 0uU0Etu JuO DOuy 0DOAb
way between the sy Inphysis pubs and
the superior spinOus process of the
illum, and about one and one half
inches above ponparts ligament, 1t
could not be ascertained whether or not
the ball had entered the peritoneal cav
ity.
The would was probed but the ball
could not be found. Mcguire suffered
intense pain, and was treated with
hypodermic injection of morphia. A
post mortem examination will be made
to-day. The deceased was about %
years of age, laborer at Harlan &
Holliugsworth's and was unmarried.
Although of a quarrelsome nature
amongst his political opponents, hewas
a whole souled fellow amongst his as
sociates and was highly esteemed by
them, many Of whom are very indig-
nant towards his, assailant as well as
his brother, VIM. Croney, who had Ma
guire arrested in the morning, which
was the main cause of the shooting on
Tuesday night. John Croney, WAS COM
mitted to New Castle Jail yesterday
afternoon, to await his trial. Levi Q.
Bird, Esq, has been retained as coun-
sci for the prisoner.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
The Lights 0'LOndO

The New YORK Herald speaks of the
Lights O'LondOn at the Grand Opera
House as follows:
"This play was wei! given by Mr..
Golfers company. The cast was gen
orally satisfactory and gave the play
with an ease, intelligence and finish.
Mr.. Murray's Seth Preene was fOrCi-
BILE and we'll balanced Interpretation OF
a strongly drawn character. Mrs.
Yeaman's Mrs. Jarvi was bit Of &C.
centric comedy 80 full OF rare drollery
and made 30 admirable by a hundred
little touches of nature that the part
was Immediately raised to an impor-
tauce it never before had reached either
in London or New York performances
of the play, and called forth round
after roun1 of appl ause. It is
we'll worth visit to the Grand Opera
Hnuse to see Mrs. Yeaman's alone. "
Will be presented in this city WeGnes-
day, November 10Th, with all the
scenery and appointments the Same as
presented in other cities and the prices
will remain az usual and not be raised
Notwithstanding the extraordinary OK.
pences attending its presentation in our
city.
On Monday, November Goth, Saml.
of Posen will appear.
The date for Miss Thursby has been
fixed for Wednesday, November 22d.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
MAYORS Court

There were very few spectators at tht
hearings this morningand the following
were the only cases disposed OF:
A man named George Watson who
was acting In q suspicious manner lasi
night, was arrested on the charge o.
stealing o coat. The evidence tolf
morning did not substantiate the charge
and the case was dismissed.
George Foot an old man was FOUND
last night very much under the intlu'
ence Of LIQUOR, and this morning Wat
fined 30 cents and costs. ,u.-
Four other men we're adjudged guilty
of drunkenness, and fine OF ~ Genus
and costs each imposed $500, ,,.o-
James Conder was drunk ana olsor-
derly and was aned 81 and COSTS
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
UnshnR en- by the Enemy.

The battle Is over. AS the smoke
rises from the field of carnage Column
Dia looks down and weeps. Not for the
loss of the gallant standard bearers,
who go nobly stood by the colors ot the
old citadel until it was rent and shaken
to its foundation, but for the sacrifice
of all thai was near and dear to her.
There, with mortal wound, lay the
bearer Of the standard of freedom
stabbed by the hand of an Arnold-in
the back. Neal him the champion oi
the Workingman, Protective Tariff, lies
PROSTATE with his life blood oozing from
the sabre cut Of o traitor cavalier, and
here, in imminent danger Of being
trampled to death under the feeG Of the
victorious army which will soon camp
upon the field, lies the National Bank
ing system 30 carefully nourished into
existence by the loyal hosts. Again
she scans the 6eld and successfully she
observes scattered about in the bloody
pools the standards Of Lincoln, Gar
field and of the loyal army which
promised freedom to all, q fair ballot
and fair count, an envied National
credit and an honest administration OF
government for the good of the whole
people. She Weeps, alas, as she did
over the ruins of Fort Sumpter in 1861,
and her breast heaves With the convul'
sions of grief painted upon her heart
But see What do we behold pene'
trating the black smoke of battle even
at its thickest? A gleam OF sunshine
Yes There is one battery at least that
has not been OVerthrown and that still
stands fnrmidably arrayed as ever, even
after having given battle to an enemy
in front and an enemy behind that
was composed of traitors from its own
camp. It's flag still floats proudly to
the breeze, and Oh 1t we read-"Fhe
enemy has been victorious around and
about US, but the Republican party in
Chester county still lives! Yes, the
old reliable Chester county boys have
stood calamity by their standard, and
no enemy was powerful enough to rob
1t even Of a single star. Here at least
the patriots have not been dismayed
nor defeated. From the Conventries to
Nottingham, from the Sadsburys to
Tredyfrin, there rises one grand shout
of victory, and /; has been justly won
The Republicans have proven them
selves true to God, true to their princi-
pies, true to their Couutry.-Record.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
E.stprD and western Proverbs.

There Is an Eastern proverb Whlcn
saws: "Only two creatures can sur,
mount the pyramids-the eagle ana Ine 's
snail" There is Western proVerD
that says: "Hunt's Remedy partak!e,H
of the nature of both eagle and snail,
II ia bold ia its flight like the eagle II
ia nersisteut in lis purpose like the
snail" And thus Hunts Remedy
easily surmounts the pyramid of kid
ney and liver disease, IL even a'StoSo =. So
Bright's Disease, and hesitates at nc n
form Of kidney disease, however ag-
oravated. The story of the cures which
Il has effected would make q large
volume. Remember it Is the one grea'
liver and kidney medicine OF the age
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
Carrying A Concealed weapon.

Yesterday afternoon a man named
Henry Fields, was drunk in the vicini-
ty of the depot and displayed a pistol.
A bystander who witnessed the action,
told him that be had better put it
away, or he would be arrested, when
he replied he didn't care for any officer
while he had that in his pocket. He
then went over to Reynolds saloon,
and while he was in there,t the man who
had been talking to him informed an
officer of his having the pistol who as
soon az he came out arrested him. He
admitted having had the pistol, and
said he had left it in the saloon as se'
curity for d drink. When he was
searched there were several cartridges
fonnd in his pocket. At the hearing
last evening the prisoner tried to con-
vince the Mayor that tho weapon was
only a toy pistol but the Mayor being
somewhat incredulous, thought 1t best
to give him an opportunity to explain
the matter betCr jury, and held him
in 5000 bail for Court.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

In a letter from Hon. Mrs. Perry
Castle Grey, Limerick, Ireland, Browns
bronchial Troches are thus referred to
g Having brought your Bronchial
Troches' with me when l came to reside
have T found that after / had given
them away to those l considered re-
nnired them, the poor people will walk
tor miles to get few" For Coughs
Colds ~ and Throat Diseases they have nc
eoual. Sold only in boxes. Price 81
cents.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
COOper's Views or PeHnSyIVanls
From the Times.

Chairman Cooper appeared about ten
O'Clock and took seat at his desk. 10
those about him he talked IN a rambling
way in reference to the result OF the
election. His only reference to Beaver
were those expressing regret at his de-
feat. The chairman consoled himself
somewhat by the Republican complex
Ion of the United States Senate, which
body will, with President Arthur, he
thinks prevent q Democratic House
from committing grievous mistakes
These philosophical reflections made
the listeners brighten up, and Mr.
Cooper went on TO say that Mr.. Patti
SON 8 unexpectedly heavy vote was due
to the Independents, who were lnstruc'
ted to cut Stewart.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
N OdtCe.

The corner stone of the Union Amer
ican NJ. E, church. located on French
street above Twelfth, will be laid on
Sunday afternoon, the 18th inst, by the
M. w. G. Master of the Hiram Grand
Lodge, Benjam l.. Tomlinson, A, f.
and A. M, assisted by the members of
the Grand Lodge. The public in gen
eral are requested to be present. A
collection will be taken. Having twelve
hundred dollars to raise, we solicit
aid from all charitable Christians and
the public. 1t is expected the Rev,
VIM. II. Butler will deliver an Grafton
upon the occasion.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
PRICE ONE CENT

and z Democratic State Senators wer6
elect-a Democratic gain of 4. The
next State Senate will stand Republt-
can 20, Democrat 10. Returns from
Assembly districts are not yet COM
plete. 30 far 40 Republicans and 81
Democratic Assemblymen have been
reported elected, indicating a large
Democratic gain.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
Fhe weather.

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, November
9.-l A. M.
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TO-DAY.
For the Middle Atlantic States
fair weather, followed by local rains,
light northwesterly winds, shifting to
southerly, stationary or higher temper
ature, lower pressure.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

Mrs. Mary 7. Lathrap, of Michigan,
one of the ablest speakers in the cause,
will give one of her earnest temperance
talks this evening at the First Presby-
terian church, at 7.30 o'clock. Subject,
"Our American homes versus the sa-
looms" A cordial invitation to all.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

Mocking Bird Food made by Camden
Bird Food Co. For sale by Taylor q
Fullerton, 302 King St,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

becto,ins nas more than realized my ex'
tamnhoonns' says Professor Duncan
ROV1Ilp Sa,, M. D. LII, D., President
Esmt St OoIlege Physicians and Surgeons,
ESiuSef ESuUef General Council University Of
DOCa CaRasu, Rodss etc, of the Liebig Cos.
bilisrOsOle for debility, weak lungs,
blaintoH dyspepsia, female com
blains asthma, malaria, liver com.
OauterfCits, O"'no' oow~re o'
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

On to Resag's Drng Store tor medi-
oines-the old corner, Front ana WeS'
streets.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. S.-The av-
erage majority for the Independent
Judicial ticket for Judges of the Su-
preme Bench of Baltimore City, except
Mr.. Fisher, is over II, 900. Mr., Fisher,
who ran on both tickets. received o.
594 votes, within thousand of the en-
tire vote cast in the city. The MAORI
ty for Covington, Dem, in the 1st Con-
gressional District will be about 1900.
In the I'd Congressional District, the
majority for Talbot, DEM, is over 100.
In the Sd District the majority for
Hoblitzel, Dem, Is 1908. In the 4th
District the majority for Findlay, DEM,
ia 1858. In the 9th District tho major
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
state OF the thermometer

At the REPUBLICAN Office in the shade
? this morning:
o'clock 1O O'CLOCK IL o'cIooA
RIO 57G SO
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. S.-Meagre
returns indicate the election of Bennett,
Dem, for COngressman.at-L Large, by
5000 majority, and that the Democrats
have elected every Congressman except
in the Second District, where O'Hara,
Rep, had no opposition. The Le.isla.
ture is Democratic, although the Re
publicans make gains.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
SOUTH CAROLINA,

NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-A Charleston
special to the Post says: The Demo
Gratis have carried this State by large
majority and elected their whole Con
gress ionsl ticket. e. B. G. Cash, In
dependent candidate in the 9th District,
is conceded to be defeated by Hemphill,
Dem. Several bloody election af'rsyS
have occurred in the different sections
of the State. The negroes did not turn
out very well, and in some sections
their vote was very light.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

BOSTON, Mass, Nov. 8.-Returns
from 342 towns in this State give
Butler, DEM, for Governor, 133,41O;
Bishop, Rep, 100, 294; Almy, Prohib.
1929.
In the 9th District, Russell, Rep,
for Congress, has a plurality of 625,
with one small town to hear from.
BOSTON, Nov. S,-'Che returns show
plurality on the Republican State
ticket, except on Bishop; of about
1880, and the Executive Council
will stand 7 Republican, Democrat.
The total Greenback vote in the State is
1900
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
VIRGINIA.

PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. S.-Returns
from the adjacent counties are coming
in very slow. All indicate the election
of John S. Wise, the Readiuster candi-
date for Congressmau-at large by n
large majority. This headquarters claim
his election by 10000 majority. The
Democrats say the Wise majority will
be greatly reduced when all the returns
are in, with the probability of the cleo
ton OF John E. Massey, Democrat. B.
s. Hooper, Coalition, for Congress from
the 4th District. has large majority
over VIM. A. Reese, Democrat.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 8.-Additional
returns T. ceived up till noon to-day
make sure of the election Of Republi-
can ana Democratic ConRressmen-a
Democratic gain OF 2. Ten Republican
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
TEXAS.

GALVESTON, Nov. 8.-Returns from
the 10th District indicate the election
of John Hancock, Dem, by 5000 to
1000 majority. Oche ltree, Rep, is
probably elected in the 7th District by
1000 maioriy y. The Texas delegation
will stand 10 Democrats and Republi-
can.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. S,--Ad.
vices from Kansas indicats the defeat
Of st. John, Rep, for Governor, with
the election of the remainder of the Re
publican Stat9 ticket. In the Second
District the result for Congress ID
doubtful. The other districts and the
Congress- at Large will be Republican,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

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NEW YORK, Nov. S,-Completa T,
turns from Kings county give Clev'
land 65,718, Folger, 1924. The Stat
Democratic ticket carried with it til
city and county tickets, with the excel
tion CT Colonel Samuel Richards, VII
is elected over Thomas Carroll, Dem
to the office Of Register by majorit
of 144O. The vote on Congress is sti
incomplete, but the result Is the sam
as that published in the morning pa
pers, William E. Robinson being elect
ed In the I'd District, Darwin r. JAIME
in the Sd District, and Felix Campbell
in the 4th District.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

DUBUQUE, Ia, Nov. 8-The Demo
Gratis elect three Congressman and the
Green hackers in Iowa. Murphy, in
the "a district, Weller, in the 4th
Fredericks, in the 9th, and Pusey, il
the 9th.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 8,-Kellogg' g
election in the Sd District is conceded
by the Democrats.
The Times. Democrat, commenting on
the election, says Kellogg's campaign
in the Sd District has demonstrates
that the Republican party OF this State
can be organized, AMI the Democrats
will act wisely by putting their house
in order for the death struggle which
the Republican party will make IN 1884.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-09


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