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The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
INDIAN TROUBLE ENDED,
Hostiles Driven OUT of Arizona and the
Disastrous War at an End-What II has
Cost in Life and Money.

Hostiles Driven OUT of Arizona and the
Disastrous War at an End-What 1t has
Cost in Life and Money.
Associated Press dispatch to the dazettc.l
SAN Francisco, May A Lordsburg,
N. NJ, dispatch states that It Is positively
asserted that in the fight on the Goth ult., be-
tween the Mexican troops under Colonel
Garcia and Loco's band Of Indians, the lat
ter lost 7s killed and all their stock, also
that Loco himself was killed and 33 Indians
taken prisoners.
The Mexican loss is stated TO have been %
killed and wounded. This information il
from a reliable source and if It Is confirmed
may be regarded as the death blow of the
present Indian outbreak which has resulted
so disastrously TO Arizona and New Mexico
careful summary shows a total of 14l
whites and Mexicans killed by Indians dur
ing the past two weeks, 800 head of stock
killed and captured, and the destruction ot
over Sl|b,OOO worth of property.
The Indian excitement is completely
quieted. Captain Harris of the First Cavalry
and his command reached here yesterday
from Helen's ranches. There are no indiana
in the vicinity. Captain Harris thinks thai
all the hostiles have returned TO Mexico
There are no hostiles in the Dragon Noun
tains or anywhere else within 50 miles o
Tombstone.
TUCsCoN, ARIZONA, May A Govern
ment courier arrived here yesterday morn
ing with dispatches, and reports finding In
dians about 35 miles from Deming. The
chased him into Corrisillo, where his hors
gave out. Miners who have come fron
Trichenmania report about l25 Indians II
that section.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
EDITION
RTOrOUs NEGRO sTRIKERs.
beating Other Strikers for Returning 10
WOrk-Defying the Officers.

Beating Other Strikers for returning 10
WOrk-Defying the Officers.
lAssoclated Press dispatch to the GaEette.l
NEwBURGH, N. Y, May 4.-The trouble
among the railroad strikers at
Cornwall seems 10 have subsidized
this morning, except among the negroes,
and about so Of them are turbulent. They
severely beat colored man last
night for going back TO work and
made II necessary for one of the bosses "a
shelter the man and some Others. About
100 men, Italians and others, went TO work
this morning, but the so negro rioters drove
them away. They were able to do so be
cause the men were scattered about In small
gangs, which were successfully overpowered
by the negroes, ,,..tt t.ftFs II gJ
|, The latter are controlled by two Of theii
number and when the officer attempted tO
arrest these two, for whom warrants have
been issued, they retired to o brick house
where the have been living, and barricaded
the premises, setting the officer at defiance
Contractor Dean visited the works thii
morning and caused the men who had beer
driven off 10 resume work. II was expected
the negroes would again assault the work
men and Contractor Dean is now here IL
search of aid, and Sheriff Odell and hii
deputies will at once proceed to the scene
The sheriff is determined to exhaust everl
civil power he has before resorting to ex
treme measures, but will call out the militii
If required to quell the disturbance. Th'
riotous negroes belong 10 10 gang whicl
the contractor recently brought from tn
outskirts of Baltimore.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
Philadelnhln Markets.

rAssociated Press dispatch to the Gazette
PHILADELPHIA May 4.-F1our. unchanged,
super 1878 425 extra, $5.0Oa525; Ohio and
Indiana family, 1915 n I. so; Pennsylvania do,
S6.25 II $50: rye flour $500
Wheat, dull, easier; Del. and Pcnna. red
81 .l6al IS; do. amber 81 .4Sa5l.
Corn, dull and easier; steamer, SO yellow, ST;
mixed ,S6; No. 3. mixed, S5aS6.
Oats. dull, lower and unsettled; No. /, white,
b2; NO. do. Glaol13; No. 3 do, 60; No. 2,
mixed, 3D.
Rye, scarce; Dl.
Seeds-Clover, duh; s7as timothy, steady,
27Oa2.7 70; fax, duh $40
Provisions, firm; fair demand.
Lard firm
Butter, quiet and steady creameries, extra
Pennsylvania, 32a34e. Western, 3Oa92c.; do
good To choice, ne
Eggs, steady; Pennsylvania, 171&c.; Western
Cheese, quiet; choice most wanted.
Petroleum, ea sicr refined, 7c.
Whiskey, scarce and higher sales, sl.92
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
rHEsCorr-DrIr cAsE.
The Arguments Made and the Case with
the JurOrs-LikelihoOd OF Disagree

The Arguments Made and the Case with
the JurOrs-LikelihoOd OF Disagree
ment.
Especial correspondence OF the Gazette.l
DOVER, May A.--Owing to the, sickness of
several Of the jurors ON the Scott-Dill muir
der case yesterday morning that case was
not taken up, but the court proceeded TO
the hearing Of civil cases.
In the afternoon the jurors who were sick
being sufficiently recovered the court heard
the arguments in the Scott-Dill case,
Deputy Attorney General Cooper opening
for the State. He was followed by f. l..
Cooper, Esq, for the defense and James l..
Walcott, Esq, closed for the defense. In
the evening George Gray, Esq, attorney
general, made the closing argument for the
prosecution, after which the charge of the
court was delivered to the jury Dy Chief
Justice Comegys.
The arguments on both sides were ac-
knowledged by all, TO be everything that
could be desired, each side making all out
of It's case that could be made The charge
of the Court, although as usual only a
strict construction of the law and of the
evidence, was to the minds of many, very
much against the prisoner, but as predicted
yesterday, the jury win i'm all probability
disagree. tt
Az the hour of writing, $50 a. m, the
jury are still out, and as yet have given nc
intimation of agreeing on verdict.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
Closing Quotations.

Received by private wire of Elliott. johnson.
x Co., Stock Commission brokers, Wilmington
Del, May 4. N. Y. G. & Hud., 1.26s4 Erie,
l.20;O. * Miss, a2l5 Pacific Mnil. 4l55: Western
Union Telegraph, S35s; M. X st. Paul Com. Ia
Ganada Southern, SO; Michigan Central Sls1 !
~ = Mon Pacific, ! l2A; Central Pacific, 9Olt :
IeXas l'acihe, 4lA New Jersey Central, 695s ;
Del, Lack Western, 1917 Del. Il Hud. -.
wabash, 1t, Lonis & r., Com, sO54; Wabash.
a. Louis +. Preferred, 549s; N. Y. Ontario <
NJ. Kansas Texas, 3l6; Manhattan, 4sl5; Den,
yer * Rio Grande, 63]1; Nashville & Chatta-
nooga' "; Hannibal Il St Joe Com, 30; Han.
and Iron Company, 5lA; Pennsylvania, 5s:
L. and leading, 2s56; Lehigh Valley, 6O13;
hehigh Nay, $50; Buf. PITTS and Wn. ID
Ehila. and Erie. l313, Northern Central, 4913;
Northern Pacitc, Com ,4O36; Prefd. 7ssl; Hestofl.
vile. u; Hunt. & Bd Top, Prefd, 20;
Louisville and Nashville, 7716; Missouri Pa.
cihc, W.; Market, strong,
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
HIGGINS GETS HIS FEE
Paid by the Levy Court for Defending Nea
Urging the Tax Collectors to Promp
Work

Paid by the Levy Court for Defending Neal
Urging the Tax Collectors to Prompt
Work.
The Levy Court met at few minutes
before II O'Clock this morning with Com
missioner Silver in the chair George Gray,
Esq, attorney for the court, was instructed
to enter satisfaction upon the official bonds
of William r. Reed and George d. Arm
strong, collectors of county rates in Pen
cader and Blackbird hundreds respectively
for the year 1851.
The sum Of $50, the amount of tax paid
on non-asscssable property, was ordered to
be refunded to the firm of jackson " Sharp
In accordance with the recommendation
of the Judges of the Court Of Oyer and
Terminer, the sum Of 500, judgment
allowed by the Supreme Court against the
State of Delaware, was appropriated to
Anthony Higgins. ESD, for services in the
Neal case.
The committee appointed to examine the
error list Of William j. EliasOn, collector of
county rates in st. Georges for the year
1880, reported that they had found errors
amounting to Sl7,5l2, upon which they
recommended that rates be allowed Adopted.
A resolution Offered by Mr.. Silver, in
structing the clerk of the court to give pre-
cedence to the copying Of duplicates for vii
mington hundred and to employ sufficient
clerical force to have said duplicates ready
for delivery to the collectors on or before
May Is and to notify the collectors ap-
pointed by the court to be ready with their
securities 10 give official bonds for the col
lection Of taxes on or before said date : and
providing that the court when it adjourn,
to-day shall stand adjourned until Thurs
day, May II, was adopted.
Court then took a recess until o'clock.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
Ambitions Yonnr Cecil connlinn.

Thomas Murray, Il years Of age, son of a
farmer living near North East, Cecil county
Md, was found late Tuesday night on
Newington Park lot in Baltimore waiting
for the circus to come. He was perfectly
exhausted from fatigue, hunger and cX.
posure. lie was taken to the Northwestern
police station, and stated that he had walked
from his home to the station at North East
and took a free ride to Baltimore, being very
anxious to see Jumbo, the big elephant
and the circus. Yesterday afternoon ne was
taken to President street depot and sent
home without having had his ambition graf
flied about the 'sawdust and spanglc busi
ness"
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
Accidentally Shot.

Mrs. Liona Howell, residing at No. 222
Tatnall street, was shot yesterday by the
accidental discharge of pistol. Her uncle,
who works in Harlan Il Hollingsworth' Z
shipyard, fell into the water and got his
clothes so wet that he sent TO the house for
a change. Mrs. Howell was getting a pair
of pantaloons for him when a revolver in the
hip pocket fell out, and striking on the
floor, was discharged. The bullet passed
through the calf of her leg, inflicting very
painful wound. DR. Grimshaw attended
the injured lady,
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
EIRST CALL
FROM 304.

We say to all wishing to
purchase Boots, Shoes and
Rubbers that we have kept
very quiet during the month
that we have been fitting up
our new store No. 304 Market
St, that we might have room to
display our stock Of goods that
our increasing trade demanded,
and that we are now prepared
to supply your wants, and we
have no doubt it will pay you
well. Our stock is complete,
every department is filled; every
kind, size and width. Our stock
of ladies' misses and children's 5
Shoes (direct from the manu-
facturer to our salesroom) was
never as large as now. The
same can be said of our gents,
boys and youths department
We solicit a continuance Of you
liberal patronage.
BOSTON ONE-PRICE
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE
No. 304 Market st.
apr26-imd&w HENRY PIKE, Prop'r.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05

uousc Proceedings.

rAssoclatcd Press dispatch to tue "'''',,,. h,.l
WAsnINGToN, May 1.-The lio'l',, ,i,ts1 lps
after assembling, went into TO co'in am Nj
the whole on Tariff ConmissIon pl,i, ,..,,s,
Kasson, in moving to 90 into co'D,,,,l, nuett
the whole, stated that ne s,o.e S i
GENERAL debate on the bill would 'lO%
day with the exception Of sp''Iw1y, wa,. d
delivered by members oi tHr "n nG 7
Means Committee, who nave ,Ee K
spoken. He hoped for vor VI '
beyoud question ON Saturday heN"
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
New School for Dover.

Especial correspondence of the Gazette
DOVER, May 4.-The voters of the Dover
public schools, yesterday, authorized the
Board of Education to proceed with the
erection of new school house of sufficient
capacity TO hold all the present departments.
The plans adopted are those prepared by
Graham ~ Sons Of Wilmington, and are
almost identical with those of the new school
building just completed for the Wilmington
Board Of Education, the estimated cost of
building complete, with furniture, is $4,000
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
177777N -
nn Irirc on a IInllrOad.

ASSOCIATED Press dispatch TO the "al''fi
EAsToN, PA, May 4.-Betwecn i AIN
O'Clock this forenoon both tracks Gr ~,
Central Railroad of New jersey, near va W
House, were blockaded by the Or,SAIs \.
wheel on an oil and coal train ID, ~ g,0
down was followed by an explosion 'a'
news from the wreck is that iulr Vn
several coal cars, IA watchman ) slal! ~,
n water tank were consumed and thai
fire continues to spread. An ord,r sS 1sr,
to each end of the main line 10 ., aD1T
all but passenger trains. Inc 'OS
reach S:}5, 900.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
Interesting TO Railroader,,

tAssoclated Press dispatch to Tie 6a'ethl
NEWARK, N. j., May 4.-claat-II
Rungonl to-day announced his d,ys4al
the matter Of the proposed election q dIs "
tors of the Central Railroad Of n
Jersey. lie says 1t is cIcaF y
the legality Of the proposed t'vp
would ut least be questionable and NJ lne
fore vacates the previous ordcrperu'uE
election. Leave is given to ilea 'lPi
mental petition and to move lor q al
order to the end that when an eI'elNl
held the proceedings may be legal anu ul
the sanction of the court.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
FOURTH Edith
SCOTT CONv,c,,.
NiED.
FOUND Guilty of ManslaugA,er ,,,,.

""iity OF Manslaugb,e,
Especial dispatch 10 ua,
DOVER, May 4.-Thp a. ,,, ",a1e''',l
O'Clock brought IN yrr5, IT' Jury at n
manIslaughier. The prisono. ,iy' ol gully
sentenced ,sta ten TO three years ,",gf imn.gf Wa N
$1,000 fine and costs. '''pfI'onment n
LICENSES GRANTEE
Court adjourned this ot,.rn
ing granted the following u,',,'A u,',"2A anerAI
IL. A. Richardson-Rlcb5ir"5Ir lcen,s:
Dover. '''aFdson Hr.
Louis Frankel-Bayara Hone. =
A. II; Lowber-NaiionaI Won.,. y poye
R.J. Boulden-Dclawnre II,, Iii",'''' Canis
}. w. Jump-Union Ho,ci i',,g VIZ ltrtlei
Emma Q. Harris--Claytmp o,,D'n
Louis FranlScI-Leipeic II IIorOu ,noug' 'ChYr
ton. '''''lh llousc, !
William sapp-Delawarc JIon., r
ton. '' i'ouse, lIarl
William Reybold-WooJl,rJp
d. F. Burton, druggist-Doyyrpp p'aPa
LICENSES Rrrrsrp
Mary Duffy, Bingham Hon.. n,
and William Mock, druggist C., C,,, 4SlaV
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
SHERIFF SALES.
Six Lots Disposed of by Sheriff Clark a
KirkwOod.

Especial dispatch to the Gazettel
KIRKwoop, May 4.-Sherilf Clark sold
the following property owned by Merritt H..
PaXson, here to-day
No IA Int containing q acres of land
to Richard Cam, St0O.
No. "A lot containing threc-quarters OF
an acre, to Richard Cam for S35.
No. "a lot containing POI perches to
Richard Cam, for $3.50
No. IA lot of an acre to VictorDuPont,
Esq, for DIR. Groves, for 500.
No. 5.-A lot with two-story frame
house, to Richard Cam for $500.
No. Ga small lot Of two aUes, to DIR.
Groves for $50.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
Peruvian Claims M.a,,.

tAssoclciatrd Press dispatch ia mnC.
WASHINGTON, MAY I.-Tho a,,' ''l'f
OF senator Blair was resumed Inv n" ''4l, E
Affairs Committee to-day. Wan.O bo 'O'd
that Shipherl desired Mi. % "a%
bringing the subject of the pcrn,i.,"es w.,"e
pany to the attention of the s,a,. 'I
Inent, and he (Blair) though, i, ,.. "
right TO do so. The witness vg. r,0f5, ,,,Ifl,
toned in relation to his hisryi"'-4
Blaine. He said the substance Of IA,
view was thorough discussion y
Cochet claim, and Blaine. alloren .,, "
ton by Shipherd, assured thr L,,i
If the claim was rs Shiphrrl s..
he would he entitled 10 tbe M
officers of the Government.
Witness continucd-Mr. Blaip, .ou
Gated TO us tine substance Of the in.'a'@
he had given to llurlhul and KGpiSt
these instructions, which am yeo
were communicated to us at tbet n'.
Shipherd said were all that he ,sirI \
understanding was at that time ns, n
wood accept Il money indemnity 81 Il
II seemed If there was no cban,.
policy of this government thai It va5
safe and wise for the syndicai, of g,rGS
To go ON and form their cumpaly snd y
tiate with Peru In the matter of aln,i
10 pay the indemnity. Witness sa, MI
MIR. Shipherd did not claim A
he also represented or Owned
Landreau claim. Witness understood
MIR. Shipherd told Mr. Blaine NM
the purpose Of negotiation with Perm h
herd was authorized 10 represent he /
dream claim that in fact the Coclg 4,
was prior lien and should take pnyelgl
MIR. Belmont-lluw do YOU rob
this with the letter Of Mr. nd
Christy TO Mr.. Blaine in which
states that hc is Che attorney for
l.andrean claim, and the omly prr.ouaul
izcd to act for it!
Mr.. Williams-lf the gentlemen giIl
pardon me, have but question lo
: then am through.
Senator Blair--Ccrtainly; If Tie chatr
please, would like to answer thg
tion. ! do not know Mr. Chri,y, and
no knowledge whatever Of what coano
he has the Landrcau claim, am
giving my understanding Of what va
at this interview touching tie Land
claim.
t Mr.. Williams then asked If witness ai
interview heard any alu,iou. mad
l Sliphord to his offer Of S2jO,OUO in ,o
, Mr.. llurlbut.
Answer-None whatever, cer
t would have heard it If anyhiE-
the kind was said. The hour Of aIi
} ment having arrived the examination
+ postponed till 10 O'Clock to-moTg D
the secret session Of the committee !,
/, decided, by vote Of the mcmbcr N
i that the cross-eXaminatiOn Of SENATE
! shall be conducted, first, by Rrplsfl
p Blount Of Georgia, second, by Rfa.
tive Rice Of Massachusetts,, and tAA
L Representative Belmont Of New ioh
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
THE RAILROADS.
A Local Time Table with the Latest
Corrections.
TRAINS LEAVE wILMlLMlNGToN FOL

GOfrectlOhh.
TRAINS LEAVE wlLNILMINGTON FOR
Philharmonic OO*-2 23F-6.3 900. .55t-725
-SlUt-sl5-g.uUt- t-g.O9t t--9.46t t-iO.aO--ll. SO n.
m;-l2.ODt m;--l2l5-12.3S-l.5 .53-2.3Ot -4.UO-
-5.3Ot-6lO-b.3SF- 81 .3U#-9.55 90 p IN.
NEW YonK - 2.OO+-2 23s-e 3O-7 25-n.48-
ll.53 Il. L53-5l7t-6.3S* p. IN.
BALTIMORE. .O5#-l l2s-4. -4.5l#-s.0OE-s3s 3s a.
mi-l.OO-l. l.O0-6.OO-6.57-ll.Ol"p p. m.
WAsHrNGroN--lO O5#-l. .42s-4.bIE-s.Oo a. mi:
LODI l.O0-6.67-ll.O4 p. IN.
BALTIMORE AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
| lO5t-S.3S u. m;-l.OO-6OO p. m.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
Trains running only on Sunday
/ Connect at Grays Ferry for old depot,
| Broad and Washington avenue.
DELAWARE RAILRoAp-6O OOt-g.35 a. MI .O5
-a.oO*-G.25t y. m. No Sunday trains
For New Castle only.
t For Harrington and intermediate stations
WlLMINGToN * NORTHERN RAILnoAp-7.l 10 n
m;--aU-5.O5 pm. No sunday trains.
DELAWARE WESTERN RAILRoAD-lO3 80 a. IN
$50 p. IN. No Sunday tIitins
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
Escaped Mnrderer Rscnptnron.

tAss0clatcd Press dispatch To the Gazette.l
KEoKuK, Iowa, May Poke Wells, the
notorious train robber, and Cook, who es-
capped from the penitentiary by numbering
the keeper, were arrested this morning by Il
farmer and his SON near Fort Madison
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
The AYnlOn.

The new steamer Avalon, of the Mary
land Steamboat Company, will leave the
Harlan IL llolingsworth yard next week for
Baltimore. The Avalon will be handsomely
furnished and placed on the Plankatank
river route through Virginia. She is eX-
pected to make better time than the Ida,
which is Il fast steamer
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
" Cincinnati Enquirer.

In It's columns, the news Of the world s
given every day in the year. Its two thous-
and correspondents located IN every section
of this country and Europe, are the most
reliable news guthcrcrs tO be had, and the
history of each days events will be faith
fully recorded and presented TO the public
through the EhqHirer, free from distortion
or prejudice.
The province Of newspaper is TO record
facts,t separate truth from ialschOod. How
well the EngtiTtr has succeeded in this
duty,we feel a pardonable pride in referring
to its files and past record for evidence of
| its ability and thoroughness in presenting
all matters treated upon in their true light.
| The people of this aye require paper fully
| abreast of the times, cOequal in enterprise,
and material advancement in all mercantile
and political interests, such will the
| EHqitirer continue to be. Candor and fair
ness will be accorded TO all questions and
| parties but the facts will never be perverted.
The immediate future has in store matters
| of grave interest to all, and the general
Welfare will largely depend upon the
! influences Of those who are fully conycrsant
| with the facts occurring and to occur. The
| policy Of the government but partially
developed by the New Administration, was
fast winning the confidence of the people
when the hand of the assassin placed control
ofailairs in charge of a faction whose Leaders
| have rot at all times received favorable criti
cisms for their public acts What the future
policy is to be, will be iurcshadowed during
the first year of President Arthur's admins
tration, and presented to the public without
fear or favor, in the columns the Etyt,iref'
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
An Oricinnl Poem.

D. L. Osmond, temporarily living in Will
mington, and who took an active part in the
entertainment of the Shields Library Asso-
citation last evening, win on Monday evening
next, deliver an original poem, "On the
Brandywine," at the campfire OF Smyth
Post, in the Grand Opera House.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
Antl-Jew,sh Troubles.

tAssociated Press dispatch to the Gazette,l
ST. PETERSBURG, May Alt is officially
have occurred at Combine in the Govern
ment of Warsaw and at Ekaterenosiar.
Several stOps and public houses were
wrecked and a number of arrests were made.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
IIille,lInnTunneI.

GAssociated Press dispatch to the Gazette.l
New YORK, May +.-The body of an un-
known man was found terribly mutilated
this morning Mt | O'Clock in the Fourth
avenue tunnel at Sixty-third street. 1t is
thought he was run over and killed by IA
Harlem train last night.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
The BrnndywIne AnaIyses.

Prof. Albert N. Leeds who has been en-
gagged to make analyses of the Brandywine
water, writes to Chief Engineer Mclntire to-
day that he will be here on Monday, the Sth
instant and will collect the samples on the
following day
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05

Early June Peas; quality guaranteed n
sacrifice must be sold price, 2 cans % cents
Mullin, Seventh and Jefferson streets.
For sale, cheap; n house with six rooms, front
porch, gas and bath, by Geo. W Bright, 5l7
Mnrknt aLrnp1
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05

IL Had Its Effect,
rT.ancaster Inteiilgencer.

Down in Wilmington Arthur appointed a
new postmaster on the eve of the primaries
and 1t answered the purpose, as the Stalwart
faction nominated It's candidate for Mayor.
There was nothing against the old post
master, except that he did not belong to Mr..
Arthur's part of the party
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
school nnnrd Can,Iidntes.

N. Il. Benson, Jr., will positively be can
didatc for the Board of Education in the
Fifth ward John Kienle will not be can
didate IN the Third ward
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
&. " ID. Isailroad.

The Chesapeake " Delaware railroad,
since it has passed into the hands of the
Pennsylvania Company, is being repaired
and put in good working condition. They
have set out a grove of shade trees at OK
ford.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
Not Too Insano 10 Escnpe.

tAssocIatcd Press dispatch to the Gazette.l
New HAVEN, Conn, May Anderson,
the Willingiord murderer, escaped from the
insane asylum last night.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
Relief for T,ahra,,or.

tAssoclatcd Press dispatch to the Gazette.
QCEREC, May 4.-The schooner Fleetwind
is loading here with supplies for the sufferers
on the Labrador coast
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
HENRY L. RAYMOND 4 Co., >,
II STOCK BROKERS''

NOS, 4 AND 6 PINE SihDd and cary : !,
moderate MOI mnrgn jail 'GsnlI Tncnangc ni4 "A,
the New York stock ,Gc I.H rltcs. ra,s w.,
class cii privileges at favorable e, 'Wan 5al aI%
Wishing Wishing to invest i, est aye Su'''ii invited
from $50 to 81 ,WU'I WU'I.,i1rs. CoudGS ol,Se
write far us for par'lctu1' small w.
Frl.S financial io Report mailed i'$, Sc,r to
sTsg4tsa %s@Bcss at Of f'lys ~ stock EE1on& EsS9op& $
of New York Contta n.,ng and NeI' ,,ru
prominent Manulactpprlf%.5Tc pnf.Tcnccs apa
Business Houses.
mailed on application
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05

In order that the public may fully realize
the gpnulneness of thc statements, rs wen hs
the power and value Of which they speak, we
publish herewith the fac-simile signatures OF
parties whose sincerity Is hcyond question. The
truth of these testimonials Is abnslute, nor can
the facts they announce be ignored.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
A Big IIan.
CITY ITEMS.

On Monday last thirty thousand herringt
were taken at one haul near Delaware City