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Warrington Notes.

The Senate adj burned over until Mon
day.
1t is estimated that the public debt
statement, to be is,ued tomorrow, will
show a reduction In the debt for the
mot tn Of March Of about $l6,000,000.
The War Department is informed that
General Sherman and party were at FL
Paso yesterday, en- route to The West.
Colonel CoIbin, treasurer Of the Gar
field Monument Fund, has received a
contribution of Sl3 IA from the officers
and crew Of the United States ship, Nip
sic, at Lisbon, Portugal.
Senator L,gan, whtsa condition
shows marked improvement over that
of last night, INTENDS to visit the Hot
Springs next week. His visit, which is
fJr the purpose of reeuperation, is con-
tingent upon the maintenance of tho
present degree OF improvement.
A careful ives igatlon of the charges
against Postmaster Adreon, of Balti-
more, has been made by the Postmaster
General, and while no formal action has
as yet been taken it is probable that the
result will be complete exoneration of
the Postmaster.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-03
New Publication.

The WilmingtontGn, new weekly
paper, made It's first appearance this
morning. 1t is published by the
Royal Publishing Company, Office No.
903 Orange street.. 1t presents very
fine appearance for a new beginner.
In the Prefatio they say that it shall
be their aim to interest, instruct and
edify, and each issue will contain an
article upon either medical, legal and
theological science. They will also
deal fearlsssly and without favor upon
such issues as demand their attention.
The paper has look Of success upon
its face.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-03
Death of Judge Patton.

WHEELING, W. Va, March 31.-
Hon. James A. Patton, Jndre of the Sn-
preme Court # Appenistf W,st Vir-
gina, died suddenly OF heart disease last
night at the Mcclure House, in this city.
Judge Patton was appointed taw
months ago to oil the vacancy OCCASION
ed by the resignation If Jadge G. p. T..
Moore. He was al the time Of his death
the youngest judge of the Supreme
Court in the United States. He leaves
wlf. who is The daughter Of the late
Unlied States Senator Allen I. Carper-
ton.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-03
I)iiphtheIjI

A cold or sore thro..
~ smount our 70 much, and II ii nTnaI,Il riSy lts
so,,S ~ can easily be cured; brIlt brIlttO,ptI a5IeI.I
sollowed by cOnsumpt,or' ' = aege
NO medicine has ever haenn hn t " dlp
ects go g'slekly and Suyel,. SI uisVa y
EENhs DAVIS NAasR INV y
prompt use Of this ,nrSI,,sL ~ niLLI
saved thousands Of liyas ysu'uaSs n
PERRY DAVIS, Bar
NOT an experiment, ii @ hss M ~
public for forty years. anS 1ss Heea
where 1t is best known ''ia u
A rev extracts from yolnn,.,..
read as follows: '''uA'sfIl5
PAIN KILLER has been nvh,
coIds ipr the past twenty.senae.ssa nesasa14
peyer known II 10 fail nv n W. ~
Il, y. CRoCKER, Williamsv,iia WSlsauq
For thirty years / have M, usa.I Il ~. I
Eound 1t q neyer-failing remedy T,Ai ,i
throat,-BkRroN SEAMAN '10l
Have received immpdiata r,,i.,,
sore hrqat, and consider Won, NH n ~
inx4luable remedy. y.-GEo. d. E EyEIs,.
] have Just recovered from
when haye had for some TIM
reiia until l tried your PAN III
relieved me Immediately. / NH y.
WlInont II. = q. o. FoRcE, IoEnd.s h
Have used PAIN KILLER m my Nv
years. and have never known iita "
LEWIS, Waynesboro, Ga.
1 began using Pam KII,LER IN uv,.
rye years ago and have used Nav.
Lo1nd no medicine 10 take ia M.
Druggist, Oneida, n. Y F'''''-
For whooping-cough and crcr,
preparation made. We w0uld NJ, n
A, ~ RoUTa, Liberty MillR Va Nv
For twenty-five years / baye ma, =
for colds and chapped lima ard Scca W.
n, O. OVE
was suffering severely with hn,,A
throat was 80 iniiamed | conh ~.
Hny food. / wnr advised 10 tn Nm, NJ n
and after t~k w q few dos ~
cnred.-T. WILL TssoN.
DIR. WALTON writes from Cnsho,4.
MILLER cures diphthen- and sop I'M
lngly prevalent here, ana as nO, n
fan In q single instance. This m
make known to the world.
Mira. ELLEN Il. NJ son writes Mrs.
Violently sick with I lphtheria, higIisd
chiHs. So many children have M
afraid to call a physician, and m
MILLER. He WIS taken on N11i|
"wednesday his throat was cleE M
defful cure, and / wish II could b n
poor mothers who are losing ID NAN
For Chllls and Fever PAIN m
no equal. ItcurB when eyeytAl|
| Delays are OFTEN Dangerous h
PAIN KILLER4n the house i a asl
no family should be without
| All druggistssell it at 25c., sO,,,|
per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & soH,I
| PROVIDED
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

APRIL 1, 1882.
Two legal lfunctionsries bave fought n
duel at Monster. One of tn I'm was shot
dead.
Mrs. Mackay denies the reported en-
gagement of her daughter to Don Phil
lppe de Bourbon.
A majority of the Oldham spinning
eomtanles have agreed to Close their
mills Tor week at Easter.
In tho House of Commons Mr.. Glad.
stone stated that he would Introduce the
budget on the oath Of April.
The Gotos, of St. Petersburg, says that
the police are preparing for further ex-
pulsons ofthe jews from Moscow,
The daily gazette., 1882-04-03
rRoM MAsnISaTOS.
FOLLOWING A BAD PRRoEDENT--Rx-
rRAxAaANcR In THE SENATE.

TRAvAaANCR IN THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March 31.--The SEN
ate passed to day resolution to pay
Mr.. Ingalls, $S, 1876 for the alleged ex-
penses incurred by him in refuting
tie charges of bribery of members OF
the Kansas Legislature 10 secure bis
election to the Senate. This is follow
ing the inexcusable precedent recently
set by the Senate in allowing yhe al
le. cd expenses of Mr.. Butler, OF South
Carolina, and Mr.. Kellogg, OF Louis
lana, IN defending their right 70 the
seats occupied by them. The Senate
of the United States has long been
known as the most expensive legisla-
tive body in the world, aud many of
its items of expenditure are gross and
outrageous frauds upon the public
treasury. 1t has in its employ three
times as many clerks as are necessary
for the proper dispatch Of public busi-
ness, and the principal occupation OF
many OF its members seems to be the
devising of means and methods to IN"
crease their own comfort aud con-
venience and add to their own emolu-
ments at the expense of the people.
Useless committees are const antly
created for the avowed purpose Of giving
some senator q room for bls private use,
and clerk to transact his private bus
ness, and to be paid cut Of the treasury.
Theie is not Senator and there Is not
clerk of the Senate who does not know
perfectly we'll that the expensc Of that
body are twice or thieo times as much
as they ought to be, and yet expenses
are piled up year by year with q cool
Ress and au indifference 10 public opin-
ion which Is refreshing. For ten years
the House Cf Representative s, whose ex
peuses a'e ever 50 much less la proper
tion, has undertaken IN the approprlG-
ton bill to cur down the inordinate and
excessive expenses ofthe Senate, but In
vain. This new raid on the treasury by
Senators of voting themselves arbitrary
sums in lump fJr malntaihiug their
rights TO their seats will make another
annual drain on the treasury VI 1t Is hare
TO tell how many thousands, Mr.. In
gala was voted $4,000 to-day, aud s.,
900 is o sufficiently large sum to temp
Senators, who are simply no more no
less than average politicians, to ''put ul
job" to have their seats cOntv Sled, ant
then bring in a bill for expenses In
CURED.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-03
Vein Cnf.

This morning as Harry Matthews,
a car builder in the employ of the
Harlan s. Hollingsworth company,
was engaged at work, chisel fell
from the top of the gar upon which he
was engaged. The instrument struck
him upon the right band, cutting open
one of the veins. The wound bled
very profusely before 1t was dressed
by Q physician. Mr.. Matthews resides
at No. 212 Tatnall street.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-03
The Channel Tunnel.

Inreply to a question in reference to
the projected Channel tunnel last even
ing in the House of Commons, Mr..
Joseph Chamberlain, president of the
Board of Trade, said that Sir Edward
Watkin. chairman of the Southeast
ern Railway, had been warned that
the government claim the bed of the
sea for three miles below low water
mark, and hold themselves free to use
any powers at their disposal as Parlia-
ment may direct or the national inter-
es' may require.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-03
LOCAL LINES,

Be sure and s,e "dreams" in the
Oper House this evening.
One hundred and thirty-nine build.
ing permits issued last month.
But very few Delaware shad ap-
peared IN M this morning.
Samuel T. Schultz has been presen-
ted With q gold watch by Rev. NJ. Y.
Fallon of ST. PAtrick's Church, In re-
cognilion of services rendered.
Ninety-seven deaths last mouth.
Hope Council, Jr., o. u. A. NJ, elec-
ted officers last evening.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-03
LEARN OF FLOR

The orange, cOcoanut andIA
Of Florida are attrae Ing lhq
Is no longersaid "Go Wesilp
Learn of this rich and lTopld
best way is 10 subscribe 4
Florida paper. Send sl.lil fal
crat q months. A pamphlet
map OF State). giving priced
place TO settle, profits Ofoiag
coanut groves, drainage Of "
&C., DC, worth the pllee OlNl
to those who wish toknow oig
TO those who send US one dail
months subscription.
Address BIC. PENDlI
KsY Wta
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Doash in . Tnrknah Rath.

A man, 50 years Of age, Of dark
eomplexion, with black mustache,
entered the Turkish baths, ct No. s44
Breoms street, New York, yesterday,
and after taking bath laid down on .
couch 10 rest. He soon arose and
walked about the room as il feeling
uncomfortable. One Of the attendants
seeing that the man was sick sent for
DR. Holmes Of Broome street, but
before the doctor arrived the mar was
dead. The keeper Of the bath has in
bis possession $3.50 in cash and a
silver watch belonging TO the unknown
dead man, and in whose pockets were
found several keys and so order of
dancing for a social of Pythagoras
Lodge, l. o. o. r. By order OF Coro-
ner Herman. the body was taken to
an undertaker's shop, where the
antopsy showed that heart disease
was the cause Of death. Up to late
hour the body had not been identi-
fed.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-03
Miss Anna Il. Dickinson in Iuamler


Miss Dickinson will appear in her
celebrated role of Hamlet in the Ches-
nut street Opera House on Monday
night. Mss Dickinson has many
friends and admirers in Wilmington,
and we have no doubt many of them
will visit the Chestnut street Opera
House, during her engagement. There
have been some adverse criticisms on
Mi s Dlckinson's performances, but
there have been others which spoke 10
high praise of her Hamlet. We have
the highest admiration for Miss Dick
inson's remarkable talents, as writer
or lecturer and we have not the least
doubt that as an actor she will excel
every American lady that has appear
ed on the Stage. We hope she will
have q crowded house during her
engagement in Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-03
Liquid or Dry.

Son people prefer TO purchase nedi-
cines in the dry state so thai they can Sci.
for thefnselvas that they are purely yeQe-
table. Others have bot the lime or de.
slre TO prspAre the medleines, and wish
tt already to uso.
To accommodate each class the nro-
prietors of Kidney Wort nov offer that
well.known remedy in both Liquid aud
dry forms.
Sold by druggists every 7where.-Trnth
The daily gazette., 1882-04-03
The Telegraphs.

Mr.. Jay Gould formally announced In
Now York on Thursday thar he bad as-
cured control OF tue Mulual Union Tels-
graph Company be said ne had come In
10 posss,s sion OF $500 shares Muual
UuiOn stock In his Ow0 right and lS,50u
shares 10 the names Ofbis trends max
inR o., 900 Of the totsl Of 1O0. 600 shores
tbs Is an exact vtr. fjca'ion Of the siats :
meut made on this subject some days
a2o, and which was ,'offioiaiiy" and
venemsnlly denied by the Muteal Union
peop.e.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-03
''Shasnen ON Chief Secretary For.
hlnh.

LONDON, March 81. Mr.. Forster in ar
swer TO question by Mr.. Joseph Cowen
S AID that he could not ralr ase Mr.. Dillon
on account OF The state of HIS health, but
that the doors Ui tho prison were open To
MIR. Dillon II he would leave tho kiEg,
dom- This reply WAS received with cri, 4
of "Shamel' from tho Home Rul3 men-
bers. Mr.. For tor added that the condi-
on of Mr.. Dillon's heath at | 81 az.
counts was satisfactory"
The daily gazette., 1882-04-03
AnImnr,.onen Amoricnn.

PHILADELPHIA, March 31,-Capt.
John Lewis, OF the schooner Julia
Baker, which has arrived here from
the island Of Ruatan, West Indies, re-
ports that Captain Charles Hausconb,
of the fruiting schooner Eveleua, has
been imprisoned AID put in irons by
the authorities of Ruatan without hav'
ing been given a proper trial.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-03
More Petitions tor mason's Pardon

WASHINGTON, March 3l.-senator
Voorhees, this afternoon received a nett.
tioR, signed by l .570 citizens of Tsrre
Hoytp, Ind, urging tho pardon of Ser
geant Mason. Mr.. voorhees, will deliv r
1t to the President Tomorrow morning.
Representative UpdegrAff, of OHIO, re-
ceived a similar petition to-day, bearing
The signatures of 900 citizens of Mar.
TINS Ferry, o., whieh ne personally
presented 60 President Arthur.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-03

Mr.. DANIEL FRIEL, Of Queen Annes
oou ,ty, Md, WHITES TO the CenterDtde
Record ia favor OF tue selection Of the
Chester river rsu for the Chesapeake
and u, lawars ship-canal. He thtuka Il
the mot lract, cable route, because ''the
cutting scr, 81 high ground will not rx-
ceed i've miles, with good and eate APP
prJaches al either end" He cl aims that
it could bs constructed for one. thlrl the
cost of the Choptank rou Q, and that the
Chester river is not so liable ~ free n, NJ
tue Patapsco. Thr Cbesssr river route
would al.o be more convenient for coal
bsrges, he thinks, and could be useu
for part of the distance by snl vessels
without the help OF tug or to~boat
The daily gazette., 1882-04-03
Seeking "a Rcprieve for La,nson.
LONDON. March sI

LoNEoS, March 81.
The solicitor of DIR. Lamson has receiv-
ed formal notification that the mefn0r
ial In his behalf will have the careful
consideration of Sir William Hafcourt,
the Home secretary. T. reference 10
Secretary Frelngnuysen's Instructions
TO Mt. Lowell touching Dir. LamRon' :
case, IL is learned that Mr.. Bowe had al
ready on Tuesday applied to Lord Gfan
vile the secretary for koreign Affairs,
for a suspe sion OF The sente enee,
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CAPITAL Price. ssO,OOO
OO,OOO TlCkEIS AT TWO-DOLLAR RI
EACH. HALF-TICKETs, ONE
DOLLAR.
1857 Prizes, ,amounting to. .......... I
ReaponsIbIe corresponding Mgenis

1857 Prizes, amounting to. ...s...... AiIO. 400
Responsibie corresponding agents want.
sRtion Will be paid.
For further Information, write clearly.
giving full address. send orders by ex.
press or Registered Letter, or Money Or
der by mall, addressed only to
ID. A. DAUPHTN,
New Orleans, La,
or M. A. DAUkHIN at
III Lasalle street, Chicago, Illinois.
Or NJ. A. DAUPHtN.
COZ Seventh ST., Washington, ID. @,
The New York office Is reno we'd 10 Chi
calo.
N. B.-orders addressed to New Or
leans Will receive prompt attention,
The particular attention OF the Public
Is called la the fact that tn e entire num-
Der OF the Tickets for tach Monthly
Drawing is sold, and consequently ali the
prizes in each drawing are sold and
drawn and paid.
feb1b-4Weod
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Death Sentences of NIhiiisls Com.
mutad
ST. PETERsnuRfl. Mnrcl

FL I'KHIEhobURGi MITCH 5I.
1t Is officially announced al the Car
mas ordered The communication of all the
death sentences passed at The present
trial of the Nihilists into an Indefinite
period OF hard LABOR In the mir es except
In the lse of the Marine Lieutenant su-
Kanhoff, In which case the sentence is
confirmed, as his position as an officer
aesravated his crime. He rs. howe yer,
granted military Execution, which Will
take place to-day.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-03
PHILADKLPhIA MARKETS.

W #AADNASOA1 MhFs Sbs D T. NJ
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Flour is held Ii Ugh
lncludi 9 Minnesota extras, at 81 Tor
clear and at g.. q 7.50 for straignt;Penna.
extra family, at &6.l2X a 8.2S; Western
90. DO. at 1870 a 7.25, aud patents at S7,7b
s.oo. rye hour Is steady at $i.75 loI
GeAIN.-Wheat was unsettled and
lower. sales OF q D bushels Red at 4 i. 10
a !. ~. 10, % bushels May NO. . at ST, q.
zo;o4o bushels June at $l,S5; and l0,OOj
bushels do at Sl,YF2G; 81. .3sl% was bid for
March; $l.csA for April; $1.a Il for May:
Sl:s6 Tor June, and S1.22N Tor July. Rye'
-PennsylVanla is nominal al $50. Corn
ls nrmer and in steady request. Sales
OF 300 bushels, including yellow, at II n
77Ac.. and rejected at 75Ic, Al the omen
poard, 5O0O bushels June sold at 76c: 1870
was bid for March, 76c. for "A pril. 78c. f,sr
May, and 76c. for June. Oats are iairiy
actlVe and lc. higher. Sales of 1890
Dushels, including white, at 5715 6sc..
ana rejected and mixed at 66c The re.
celpts Today were as follows: 22s bar.
relk OF flour, 62O0 b 1sheIs of wheat. b100
oushes OF corn, G25D bushels of oats, 27u
barrels of whisky.
MHIsKEY..We quote Western iron
bound al Sl.O per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY. March q, 5P.M
bEkF CATTLE were in good demand this
week, and prices were fraction higher
z4U neau arrtv and sold at the d iffe rem I
yards at 8 7Ac. per h., as 10 quality.
SHEEP We're less active, but prices were
nnehanged 5000 head arrived and sold AZ
Ine a inherent yards at 8 a 714c.. and lambs
aLo2 o 74c. per H., as to condition.
HOGS were In fair demand 2ooo
mead arrived and sold at the dif1erent
yards at l014c. per lb.. as 10 quality.
Park Drove Ktrd SEA and Lancaster o,~.
nue.. West Philadelphia. March 1s.
sHEEP-Extra, ITO to I20 lbs. Az to u
good, W TO 10ilIbs., 81 to 655e fair In M 10 81,
lhs. 51 TO 5xc !; culls, 70 a15e,; good
lamb ~ to ~; medium 81 10 @: eve.
to 81 Arrivals, 54n0 head. ROM +
sheep, good quality; demand good.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-03
Run Over.

This morning, a small colored boy was
knocked down by horse and carrIas e
on Market street, nearly opposite the
First Pr sbyterian church. He was cut
about the face, and had one arm broken.
His name could not be ascertalned, but
be was taken to his home, where the
necessary medical aid was rendered.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-03

Policeman William j. McGonigIe. of
the Fifth Districf, tenderaa his resippa-
ton as such to the m ayor list evening to
take effect to-day. Mr.. McGonlgle, has
accepted the position OF driver of the
Friendship Fire, Company.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-03
UFukunv

MIajs,s,. RIGjMn. Mar March ai,--TTib,,t,.l
s'sees I Fa'a MassinRi,' as'S R's n'si%,,@.,r +
SsIs., dent q 6sssarn1Tn 6}s5ssr1n .I,,s.i i'sS & &,
principal ofIende1rs Ii,stlng u ~ d
recent rs,' maltreatmen,tt IT " ne Y. eas
have been arrested sna y we'd
Ayres reports t6at am pn plton |
!i, .ne Italian Minister ptSator tSaIN,
instructed to proceed 'aets y \, y
to inquire into The siy.,, 70 A'nl
The daily gazette., 1882-04-03
MFs. Wall Indicted for Man
slaughter,

New YORK. March 3l.-The Kings
county Oyer and Terminer grand jury
brought 10 their Indictment to-day
against Mrs. George Barry Wall, Who
shot her husband at New Utrecht, L. |. ,
about month ago. She is charged
with manslaughter IN tho third degree
and will be tried in latter part OF April.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-03
OnIy One IDoIIar

Pers ons desiring to obtain bones
ou the very easiest terms or to invest
their money safely and at good rate
of interest cannot do better than anb :
scribe for shares In the "EKcelsior
Loan Association" now being issued.
Shares Que dollar each. The whole
amount invested with six per cent
interest may be obtained ut any lime
after the first year.
For further particulars call at the
Office of VIM. Il. Hawkins, Secretary,
No. 712 Market street, Wilmington,
Delaware. mRT2l-eod1m
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Al POSITIVEC|
AHIam's Soluble MediestsaI

Patented October l6, lsa d
No. | will cure a. y case Info,
less.
No. 2 will cure the most Obslll
no matter of how long standIhl
mo nauseous doses Of euOebl
or oil of sandalwoOd, that are
produce dyspepsia by testd
coatings nft the stomach
Price $3.50. Sold by all du|
mailed on receipt of price. u
particulars send for circular.
1888. ]. Q. ALA
ianl6-6m SO John b., Nd
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Institute Hail.
Officer Renipneh

Do not forget the jefferson Club.
Reception on Easter Monday night,
The daily gazette., 1882-04-03
Death Of GenernI Hurlbut.

News was received here late last night
that General Stephen A. Hurlbut, Unit.
cd States Minister to Peru, died sud-
denly on March Is, at Lima. The Gen.
eral IS the brother of Editor Hurlbut OF
the World.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-03

Browns IRON BITTERs is
composed ofIron in soluble
form; Cinchona the great
tonic, together with other
standard remedies, making
a remarkable non-alcoholic
tonic, which will cure Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Malaria,
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-03
AeetAmgs Tonight.

MONDAY.
Friends Social Lyceum.
Uniform Division, X. OF P.
Sblelds Ltbsary Association.
Mnqua Tribe, No. s, l. d. r. NJ.
Delaware Lodge, No, l, 1. o. o, y,
Herman Lodge, No. 70, /. O. o. #.
washington Lodge, No. l. X. OFF.
Wilmington Council, No. o, o. U. A. Nj,
washington Lodge, No. B. A. o. G.F
star OF Bethlehem Division, (coloretl, s.
n Wilmington Division, No. l. Uniform
No 8. .. o. A. M. ~oeAios''
and Market streets : iAiA0
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THIRD EDITION

KmdAeaeaoms for T0.Day.
For the Middle Atlantic States fair
W ashef, variable winds, higher baro-
meter, stationary or lower temperature.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-03
RssAlehems smAn..Pox victims

Resh1ehems SmaIE.POx Victims.
SOUTH BETHLEHEM, March S1.-Two
more deaths from smallpox have been
reported sines yesterday and three
houses were quarantined. Other cafes
were reported IN houses already qnaran-
tined. OHe new case was removed from
the Third w ard Hotel to the Smallpox
Hospital yesterday aud 1O houses have
been released from qurantlnesince last
report. The records at the Health Office
show that up to noon to-day 123 houses
have been quarantlned,Of which 80 have
been released ,leaving "a still IN quarau-
tlne. In all there have been 2ll cases
OF smallpox in the borough, Of whom
ID have died and 4S are convalescent.
In Saucon township one death has oc-
CURED since last report aud one new
case Is reported. Two new cases we're
reported In Bethlehem proper to-day.
Two Steamships Sunk.
LONDON, April 2.-rhe Spanish steam
ship Yrurac Bat, Capt. UgarLe, from
Liverpool for Porto Rico, came into
collision with the Royal Ma ComDauys
steamship Duro, from Brazil, OFF Cape
Ftnlsterre, SPAN, on Satu day night
0oGn steamers SAnk. The Wilson line
steamer Hidalgo rescued seventeen per
a0ns from the DourS and KY -seVen from
the Yrurac Bat, and landed tpsm at
Oorunna.
Thirty Of the crew Of Yrur &c Bat, In
oluding the Captain and the pilot, we're
drowned Thirty i've of the Douro's pas
sen0ers were saved. The number drown
ed 10 unknown.
Accident at GlrArd College.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2.-Dnring o
storm this afternoon the wind which
was blowing at the rate OF thirty miles
an hoar, lifted the wooden covering OF
the stone steps leading to the chapel at
Girard College, and hurled it against q
column of lads who we're msrohIug past.
Three boys were knocked ms snsi bic aud
one OF them dangerously but not fatally
Injured.
Relief from Gravel.
WILLIAMsPokT. Pa, July 20, 1881.
H. II. WARNER, q Co.: Strs-Your
Safe Kidney and Liver Curs has given
me permanent relief from gravel.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-03
Accident at Girard College.
Relief from Gravel.

WILLIAMsPokT. Pa, July 20, 1881.
81. Il. WARNER, q Co: Strs-Your
Safe Kidney and Liver Curs has given
me permanent relief from gravel.
w. e. HAWLEY.