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The daily gazette., 1882-05-22
THE SUN

HE Sun
The Sun for 1882 will make Its fifteenth
annual revolution under the present manage
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little, mean and gracious, contented and
unhappy, Republican and Democratic,
depraved and virtuous, intelligent and
obtuse. The S,,R's light is for mankind and
womankind of every sort but Its genial
warmth Is for the good, while II pours hot
discomfort on the blistering backs of the
persistently wicked.
The Sun of 1868 was newspaper Of a new
kind. II discarded many Of the forms and q
multitude of the superfluous words and
phrases of ancient journalism. II undertook
| TO report in fresh, succinct, unconventional
way all the news Of the world, omitting no
event Of human interest, and commenting
| upon affairs with the fearlessness Of absolute
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|
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THE YANKToN FRAUD.
Parties Implicated Being Brought to


Parties Implicated Being Brought to
Justice.
rAssocIated Press dispatch to the Gazette
YANKToN, d. T., May 20.-The Western
Union Telegraph Company was compelled
by the Supreme Court yesterday to produce
the telegram relative to the Santa Fe land
scrip fraud The telegram shows that John
d. Cameron, NJ. d. Russell, and f. c. Oar
penter, the latter Of Beliot, Iowa, were i'm
plicated in the manufacture of the bogus
scrip.
Carpenter has been indicted and will be
tried with the other if he can be found.
Cameron is coming with an officer from St
Louis, he and Russell having been ar.
rested some ago. Carpenter is prominent
man and a large property holder
The daily gazette., 1882-05-22
The No 8 Wheeler d Wilson runs light
runs fast and is self-threading.
From Middletown.

Especial correspondence of the Gazette.
MDDLETowN, May 20.-The vestry of the
P. 4. Church has decided to rebuild their
church on the same site and plan as before
Competent architects think the old stones
can be cleaned and used again. The cost OF
rebuilding and furnishing will be about
$4,000, $4,000 of which will be raised by
subscription. The scarcity of bricks very
much impedes building operations. The
Bayard Club, which now has about 20
members, will hold an important meeting
next Tuesday night. The club has a neatly
furnished room, and desire correspondence
from prominent men on political subjects
g. +. Griffenburg, Jr., is secretary.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-22
The " wonder " Coffee Pot.

A good bit of interest is being aroused
among housekeepers just now by the
"Wonder" coffee pot, which is now being
exhibited in the store of the sole agent of
Wilmington, j. p. Almond q Co. During
the whole of next week the workings will be
shown to all who call, and coffee will be
served out. The claims made for the
"Wonder," and they are sustained, are that
it saves one-third of the coffee over any
other method of making coffee, it being per-
fectly clear without the use of eggs or any
other clarifying agent, and made in ont
minute.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-22
CLOSING Quotations.

Received b., private wire of Elliott, johnson
& Co.. Stock Commission brokers, Wilmington,
Del, May % N. Y. G. * Hud., l.27Iz Erie,
355l: Lake Shore, .0215 F; 9. & N. Western. Com
136ll: o. x Miss, 32I5; Pacific Mail ,l31%: West'n
Union Telegraph, 8lIs; NJ. X st. Paul Com. III;
Canada southern, 5iLl; Michigan Central, 86ssaa;
Union Pacific, 1l31@; Central Pacific, ao19;
Del. Lack. & Western, l2O3z Del N Hudson,
1857 Wab. st. l.. * p, Com, 39h; Wab St.
L. 4 p, Preferred, $50; n. Y. Ontario 4 W,
25L G. C.&IC., IL: Ohio Central, 141S: NJ
Kansas & Texas, 3Ob Manhattan, 81 Den.
ver & Rio Grande, 61ss; Nashville s Chatta.
nooga, 60; Han. & st. Joe Com, 90
Hannibal & St. Joe Preferred, 10
Col. Coal and Iron Company, 500 Penna. S.
p. and Reading, 2S5S Lehigh Valley, 604
Lehlgh Navigation, 3s1t44; Buffalo Pitts and WIN
16; Phila. and Erie, 1415 Northern Central
AZ; Northern Pacific, Com, AZ Northern
Pacific, Pref, 7gN Hestonville, IS, Hunt
and Bd. Top, Pref, 254; Miss. Pacific, 9213
Louisville and Nashville, 7496; Market, dull.
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nn MN Alarmed.

[Associclatcd Press dlspatch % Tic Gazctte.
PITTsBURG, Pa, May 20.-Intense excite
ment prevailed at,the OIL Exchange this after
noon. Exaggerated reports of the capacity
of big strike at Warren were received, and
the fluctuations were frequent and quite
large. The opening price was G5, but the
market quickly jumped to 90, and then back
again To G6, closing at noon at 665s bid.
The sales at the morning session aggregated
1hO 900 harrpls.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-22
A JERSEY ELECTION Clv
An Interesting Contest for pOl.l
In JerseY City.

@DhhtHi luf " IOllff|
In Jersey City.
tAssoclated Press dispatch to the "a,
JERSEY CITY, May oO.-At M
charter election in this city, Patdrk
Democrat, was reelected Police d
sioner from the Second Assembly d1
a majority Of five votes over
McCarty, Independent Democnt
The latter carried the case into a
the ground that fraud had been eu
in Malone's homa precinct, the IND
being SO ballots left in the box aNe
registered vote had been counted. A
was ordered and had before JudgeEd
the 10th inst, when 1t was shownthsI
SO ballots left In the box 4G ver
tickets, 8 for McCarty and . blank
Judge Knapp to-day decided 4
tickets in the box after the egitns
of the precinct had been counted vaI
fdcid evidence of fraud and threv
entire precinct, thus giving The
McCarty. Counsel for Malone TOOK
tion and were given one week TO d
case into the Court Of Appeals.
The present Board of Police Q
sioners consists of four RepuOlki
two Democrats, and as both contest
Democrats the political status Oi ID
will remain unchanged.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-22
A. p. 4 j. Co. Launch,

A United States revenue steamer of 364
tons burden was launched successfully by
the Pusey 81 Jones Company at $50 O'Clock
this afternoon. 1t is an iron twin-screw
vessel, and the dimensions are as
follows Length, 1853 feet 6 inches; beam,
% feet; depth of hold, 10 feet and 4
inches. Its engines will be "a inches in
diameter and will have a 2S-inch stroke and
surface condensers common to both. 1t will
be rugged as an hermaphrodite brig.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-22
FOURTH EDT7ii
REPRINTED FROM 49,
CONGRESS TO.D1S "!

Democrats Evadlng the o..
the Mnckey-O'conner sS,Onsidenu
Associated Press dispatch pushes. ,''S.
WASHINGTON, W NAV % 10 70 the Ga,s
a1cs,,,.l gay Galkins Qnd. called nm m ,he r. Ha
ei election case Of Mackey ks " @p G,c The c@|
the Second district Of Son,,, u, V,,Connq,
ssaso1s r,Sa'! why his side did NOT pt S..N laeN
slider that case to-day, raiseS sos ae'ire ,,
consideration, and on a d,Sa di,y,l The qus
erats era RETAINED from yotinn t,S,Oa The |
the House without a quorum thus
Yeas and nays being %ln' ordon
ca eall of the House disclosed ,.'n,i ,,,l quoNI
Sl4 members. The doors wone 'ue pFesI
ana ana the sergeant-at-arms ,e dlr..,ll,,a .l,a
INTO custody the absent mcmhd H'I,rl'd \
them to the bar of the IIonso ,Och ald
In the course of half ' ~,
oates, (Ala.) Van voo,hio. o ,oN' I
and Young, (0.) were bronsn, s
and, ana after presenting their sey er'o.Il 70
much merrimeut, were Gisrs,.l. Jacu'sI |,
custody, Mr.. Calkins, (IpS S1'IllIgd : ial
however, that after to-day +, Ign gNlls
bona .dtie excuses were otirr.S % TOqld ~
some punishment be visited ou' nno. iAsl
members. 'pon 'RN
AZ 2.5O O'Clock business IN fl, \
still at a standstill. uc Il
The Democrats are firm in ,ho,,.
ton to opposethe consideration or,S' 4 Nv
O'Connor election and %s '~
licans assert that the issue bavIDs, %
they VIII not proceed until A suo. "
business has been secured F~'
Absentees of the Republican, /,
notified to return at once Ia bi y
the Republican leaders saw tbo, 4,
they will have In attendancp = =.
their own party and GreenlacEs,t
vote with them and that this r,..
disposed of before any other lu
taken up. w
The present prospects. uples. a
the other unexpectedly Weld 4
House will remain in continued "a.
the pending business shall bays
posed of.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-22
A rorgor Returned to Austria.

lAssoclatrd Press dispatch to the Gazette
NEW YORK, May 2O.-The Austrian
forger Franz Mosig, who was arrested on the
steamer Rio Grande yesterday, was taken to
Europe to-day as a prisoner ON board the
Bremen steamer Neekar from IIoboken.
He was placed in charge of the captain of
the Ncckar
The daily gazette., 1882-05-22
WESTERN WHEAT PROsPEI
An Exceptionally Large Crop Pr'
In Kansas.

tAssoclatcd Press dispatch to otheGi1
CHICAGO, ILL, May 2O.-A HANS
Mo, special says. Never has The
wheat crop attracted so much lttHii
so much solicitude in this section
The presence of chinch bugs Ang
Kansas last year, the general sar
the crop resulting from these lnst'l
dry weather, have made Kansas @
point of the crop. Il
The season has been eXcepaOnall
able. The reports from Southwestern
are wonderfully unanimous In 1yll
the wheat is in an unusually gOodcol
Central Kansas correspondents NY
the prospects are very fallcrlns
cool weather has been very 0enen'
the plant looks healthy and s'rons,
ing IA large yield. The acreage q
said to be very large and the mos
up. Pasturage is good and The gel'
look encouraging all over the S'a'e
The daily gazette., 1882-05-22
THIRD EDITION
REPRINTED FROM SATURDAY.
STAR ROUTE CASES.
New Indictments Found Against Brady
and His Fellow Thieves.


New Indictments Found Against Brady
and His Fellow Thieves.
Associated Press dispatch to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, May 20.-The grand jury
of the Criminal Court of this district to-day
returned new presentments against General
Thomas 8. Brady John w. Dorsey stephen
w. Dorsey, Montfort G. Rerdell, Henry Nj.
Turner, j. r. Miner, j. NJ. Peck and
Harvey NJ. Vale, charging them with con-
spring to defraud the United States III CON
nection with the awards of Star Route CON
tracts.
The points of difference between these
new preaentments, and the old indictments
are as follows: The name of j. 4. Sander
son Is omitted; (; Vaile is described as Harry
NJ. Vaile otherwise called II. NJ. Vale, Rer-
dell Is described as Montfort G. Rerdeli
otherwise called NJ. c. Rerdell otherwise
called Montford c. Rcrdell four allegations
of overt acts committed outside OF tne
statute of limitation, have been omltte9,
twelve new overt acts have been inserteu, /,
the acts being in making irauau-
lent claims against the government based on
the fraudulent allowance for increase ai,
| lowed by Brady; number OF letters anu
petitions are Incorporated, and ilnally tne
date of the company is brought forward 10
May 23d, 1879.
| Ihe indictments are OLncINinS hube."t-
| TALLY the same as those now being tried
which will be dismissed and give place tc
the new presentments. They cover l0t
closely written foolseap pages and II II
thought by the prosecuting officers that they
close up several loopholes which were lei
open in the old indictments.
Immediately after the presentation DIS
trict Attorney Corkhil asked the Court t.
issue bench warrants for the arrest OF TN
defendants, explaining that as they wer
already under bonds in the other cases, h
should not serve them unless II appeared u
be necessary.
Mr.. Bliss stated that the defendants woul'
be furnished with printed copies of the in
dictments before Monday. Judge Wyli
then issued the order making the warrant
returnable on Tuesday next.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-22
Contempt Case Deferred.

tAssociatcd Press dispatch to the Gazette.l
PROVIDENCE, II. l., May 20.-The decision
in the contempt case of Wilbur Jackson "
Co, in the matter of the Sprague estate
auction, was deferred in the Supreme Court
this morning, owing to the absence Of one of
the judges.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-22
MARSHALL DECLINES.
nd His Resignation Causes Intense Ex-
-.a....-..-..L l.. Il.liAi.nl l,L..nIna

And His Resignation Causes Intense Ex-
citement In Political Circles.
Associated Press dispatch TO the Gazette
PHILADELPHIA, May 20.-A special from
Pittsburg says that Thomas NJ. Marshall,
who was nominated at the recent Republican
State Convention at Harrisburg for Con
cssmen-at-large, has declined that place on
the regular Republican ticket. The news
creates intense excitement among the poll
ticians here, and the Republican leaders
refuse to believe it. The dispatch says that
Mr.. Marshall mailed his declination last
night,
The daily gazette., 1882-05-22
West Chester's Independent Element.

Associated Press dispatch to the Gazette.
WEST CHESTER, Pa, May 20.-At the
independent county convention here to-day
delegates were chosen to the Independent
Republican State Convention at Philadel-
phia on the 2ith inst as follows; Senatorial
Delegate, John j. Pinkerton; Representa-
tive Delegates, David +. Moore of Ph9ni-
Vile, Dr. John p. Edge of Downington,
Townsend Walters of West Chester and
David NJ. Taylor of Oxford.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-22
THE RAILROADS.

THE RAILROADS.
A Local Time Table with the Latest
Corrections.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
PHILApELPHIA-2.00#-2. .25s-e.30
--S.l0+-Sl6-9.OOt- -9.49t-9.54t-lO30- 30-ll.53 a.
m;--1200t m;-121b-12.3S-1b3-2 2.3Of f-4.OO-
5.1T&-530t-6.10-o.3 s%-7.24-7. .SOA-9.5 9.55Spm.-
New YoRK - 2OO#-22sa-S.sO-725-s.
11.53 a. m;-I2.3S-1.53-5.1T# #-6.3sH-7.2o pm.
BALTIMORE .O5#-l. -l.42#-4.6l+-s.O5t-9.
| m;-12.0l-1O0-1.O0- 6.0O-o.57-ll.04# p. m.
wAsHINeroN-1.42#-451 .O5-9l7 a. m:
I-1OO-1. 1.O0-o.5T-ll.o4# p. IN.
BALTIMORE AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
l.O5#-917 a. m;-l.00-o.O0 p. m.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
Trains running only on Sunday.
/ Connect at Gray's Ferry for old depot,
| Broad and Washington avenue.
DELAWARE RAILRoAD-e.OO*-9.1O a. m;-I.O5
-3oO*-e.26t p. m. No Sunday trains.
For New Castle only
t For Harrington and intermediate stations.
WILMINGTON Il NORTHERN RAILRoAD-7.b5 a.
m;-3.OO-5.Oc-625 p. m. On Sunday for
| COatesville-6.45
DELAWARE WESTERN RAILRoAD-lO.3O 80 a. m
$50 p. IN. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS NsARRIvEATwILNII FROM
PHILADELPHIA 25O-1.32E-4.47a-745-
S.02#-9.12-9.05-10.10t- .49-ll.5S a.m;-l2.5 u
-I.07-2.3Ot -2.5O- 4.35-4 .55- 5.40-5.53-6.2
-T.36t-7.55-9.5O-lO.6S p. m.
NEW K-l.S2E-447+-sO2f-9.l2 a. m;-
l25O-I.O7-4.55-e.4S4-l p. IN.
BALTIMORE l.5l#-2l3s-g.4 as a
m;-12 .30-l. .5O-51l+-6.30 .30H-7.3 34-9.4gH p. IN
: wAsHNGToN-l.5 Asa. m;-I2.3
T -5.ll*-6.3Oh-7.A-9.49Ep p. IN,
Both daily and Sunday.
f On Sunday only.
n DELAWARE RAILROADS.&C. .JO-lO.l .l5Ha.m;-l2C
-5.O5*-e.O5 p. IN. No Sunday trains.
h From New Castle only.
: WILMINGTON & NORTHERN RAILRoAD-8.45 AZ
3.45-ll.4O "a. m;-6.3T p. IN. On Sunday frOI
Coatesville ut 645
r DELAWARE WESTERN RAIIRoAD-8.O0a a. m;
e 2.l5 p. m. No Sunday trains.
y TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
I'd PHILADELPHIA New BROAD STREET DEPOT
at 30. -S00-8.2l-S Ito
/, -1f.O5-ll.50 n. m;-12.23-l.3 32t-l. .32-3.lG
n 4O2- AL 505- 5.20-5.55- 6.05t - -6.36-s3
-l0.0O-ll.32* p. IN.
II, BROAD AND WASHINGTON AvENuE-6.30 .30-S
-lOl5 a. m;-l.3O-3lO-4.3O-5l5 p. m.
New CAsTLE-S.3 S.33-1O.OO-ll.4o a. m.-4.4
$40 IN.
he Daily and Sunday.
% "a On Sunday only.
Vi A1-The black figures denote the Limit
Ut Express trains.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-22
rha Nan postmnaiar.

Major William Y. Swiggett, whose ap-
pointment and confirmation rs postmaster
for Wilmington, has already beeen reported,
received the official notification of his ap-
pointment to-day. He will bond this after
noon. As soon as this is done the security
will be sent on to Washington for approval.
1t is expected that Major Swiggett will enter
upon the duties Of his new Office the latter
part of the coming week or the first of the
week following. He resigned the position
of route agent today. Marshal McMulleI
has not received the notification of his ap
pointment yet, but this is due to delay OF
account of press of business in that depart
ment.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-22
PIasterers' Meeting.

A meeting of the Plasterers' Union will be
held in the old Saenger Hall on Fourth
street below Walnut on Tuesday evening
next at o'clock, the object being to form
permanent organization.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-22

a Doaton Failure

Associated Press dispatch to llsV' "sI
Boston, neSrc,S, May sO.-The lnTES Ts, g'II sI
porting house of salnupl nu'aocudd 5 pI
oliver street, this city, sllsc,op .Ii,Iea arp Ela
this morning. The liaDlllalr'i 1 not
be heavy, but the alllou@V ur tbc crtdil
There will be meeting oi 'n
the 27th inst.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-22
u,n die Naked Eye

Associated Press dispatch ao % IIy prof ID \
PmELps, N. Y, May \, y. @'cli cansi Vi
states that he saw the Wells e. st. s"' jast /
naked eye last night .ia,Ioto1 ~ E+ casl
The comet is in the cons.e,,ijN ms. ,nijwN md
and at midnight is about ln'u""
horizon to polais. ~
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ominous warning to Cardinal "a ~ y

fAssoclated Press dispatch to 'leV-,l I'D
LONDON, May 2O.-A dispa@n al avs ~
lin to the Pail Nall Ga''l% ,%S,rJ o
rumored that Grape has neell l,Ii%suce Gi
door of Cardinal McCabe's l,so"tatjOi lys'uj
piece of paper with a Tepresen'' Ds,en' d
coffin on it left on his doorstep doors. PiiOII
MeCabe visited Lord Spencer D"'
tenant of Ireland, to-day.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-22

The most perfect fitting pattern is the
Universal, sold at Wheeler a. Wilson's
office, S07 Market street.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-22
ADEsPERATE MURDEREI

Lennon, Who killeu MS W."
Plunge In the Tombs CorrlaOf
Himself.
tAssociated Press dispatch to'neO'i
New York, May 2O.-Joln l@aa,l 9.n
so brutally murdered his vile a Nv
ago by almost hacking her to pItS,,
room, in East Tenth street. llla
perate but unsuccessful attempl u !
life this morning in the TomO' p'i,o. \
While he with other murderer, ',in u !
ment there were taking eAel'1' iS !
second gallery, he threw hllllS,, ssno,I \
railing, and fell two stories, sUUu, u,,,
on the stone flooring of muluTtSs tS,t
When picked up in was lounS ,,o ,n', ,
fractured his thigh and alA, u.
bulance was called and " "
to Bellevue hospital in chafgS Y, ~ -,
where he will be nursed unlil n'' Nv
The daily gazette., 1882-05-22
. n,nrderer Gets Life sep, l,,sI

fAssociatcd Press dispatch -" ,O,~ ease OfJ
Bo sroN, May 2o.nln Is.m tn' for s' 'SilIns
McKenney tried at i,tree, DeGl,h the JUL
liam McCoonish at Bralna.IIit rIirt Of g9il
morning rendered a 1n,lr,e yeru,.I and NA1
murder in the second degis' ,,sisou for life,
was sentenced to State p''s
The daily gazette., 1882-05-22
nn the shoal,

tAssoclated Press dispa" p,. oO-Tbe y
NoRwIcH, Conn, las may last , might \
steamer City of LawrGIle'b .ha had grOand'1
tbe shoal on which she D''
tirely unharmed. ~
The daily gazette., 1882-05-22
Local Quotations.

| CONNECTED DAILY BY WILLIAM LEA X Sons,
| BtANDYwINE MuLs-WHEAT FLOUR.
FLOUR PER BAR'L. wholesale, retail,
The daily gazette., 1882-05-22
washington Irving whitney F1irts WI

Washington Irving Whitney F1irts with
Fortune.
He is as years old, but has the appearance OF
one who has gone through with long years OF
hard work His family consists of wife and
four children. He bought half Of ticket No.
rs. .6s7. In the April 1.-THE 143d) Grand Monthly
Drawing Of The Louisiana State Lottery for one
dollar He received promptly $4,000, and has
invested So 500 in the purchase Of house No. 2ot
w. Jefferson street, and the rest he will invest
Wayne (Ind) Sentinel, april I7th. The next
drawing will occur June 18th, when Gen'ls Il
T. Beauregard Of La, and Jubal A. Early Oi
Va, will scatter over half Of q million dollar;
amongst those wise enough to Invest. Any one
can apply for further Information to M. A
Dauphin, New Orleans, La.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-22
Personal.

Senator Salisbury went down the Della
ware railroad to-day.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-22

nFsT EVER MADE, ,,,Iseassni ssi ioia's'I % Z
CATHARTIC 7 PINE llI1iy iJ cents asp,ias a., ~
coated, no gripping ,eendard cure sSpfiidA'
Rists or by mall.
Street, New York.
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Mr.. Higgins, before proceeding this after
noon to argument, disputed with Mr.. Lore
the question 'Is the burden of proof
upon those for the viii or tine contestants"
The court after 15 minutes deliberation
decided for the executors of the will, and
Mr. Emmons commenced the argument al
$50 p. IN. At o'clock he was still speak
ing.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-11-09
THE GALLOWAY.

The Secretary of the Galloway So
ciety, of Scotland, says:
"There are strong indications that a
great demand will rise for them in Can
ada and the United States, as more
Galloways have been sent ont during
the last few months than for many
years previously; and the American
people are beginning to appreciate the
merits of the breed. The polled Angus
is a magnificent breed for particular
circumstances, but not breed possess
ing SO MANY recommendations to
American breeders as the Galloways.
There is no breed of polled cattle in
Britain so impressive and influential as
the Galloways in crossing with horned
cattle, with the view of getting quit of
the horns. Where a pure, well-bred
Galloway bull was put to cows of any
horned breed, the produce, in ninety
nine cases out of every one hundred,
would be polled, and he would leave
those in a position TO judge to say
whether there were any other breeds
of which the same could be said. Then
there is their hardy character, which
is q great point in their favor. There
is 10 breed, except, perhaps, the West
Highland, so peculiarly fitted for ex-
posure to the extremes of heat and
cold experienced in many parts of the
Western States. where large number
of cattle have TO lie out at all sea-
sons"