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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-19
Saar, aaoltI, Giftl unS guusria.

USE reid bic 9sssnb nm Wsss an
S9Iansen 1T, benefit BITE Tbatia1e, baB
am 20. ausuif wieber bet Der &reisbtret,
tion In Msss ls5 Rreusottern abssliefert
wurben, wofir bic S9lansenfdnser 8
Rart pro Stid srbtsItsn.
YerI, %. 4us. guf ber Strsfe BON
0ennis. YsrI bis Sierd fub bic apfsI'
bdume burdgsbsnbs rsi1Iid nit Sri9ten
bsIabsn. mau9e fat ibsrpou. gs inb
absr nur bic bdrtsru Sortsu, bersn 6vi9te
our ApfeItraut' obsr 9issbsrsituns usrpsn,
bet perben. Die fstnern Sortsn iinb IN
ben bSieu Wintern eiusesanssu obsr trdns
tsIn nod. Our5 has @suitter In Der
Rubt BON Samfas auf Sountas 1T bas
Obit in sroBsn Weuseu u~orseitis ano fart
abseworfsn porben.
Erter. Die 4 Dampiboote Der Wo,
sISampfidiiffabrtsssisuidaft linb gu benz
Raufpreis pom So, 900 Wfart in ben BsiiS
oes SetTisbsbirettstS Baum uub bss Raufs
mapns Saad ~i6eysesansen. Som 81.
Iusuit ab pirh Der Yetrisb fur &e5nurg
Der nensn BETTER ssfibrt.
aIs eine SeItenbsit ersdblt Der
,Erie,iIde goItsiIeuno~, bag cine 6rau In
Der RsuiiruBs ~ Grier iunge Sibner pom
Is. apTil b. s. sstcser bat, psIde ben
"a. ausuit b. S. (uo5 ui5t A Monate
ally i9On ssIsst babsn.
Bon W + sins am Is. ausuif elm
grtyabug NIT Ytlgern uno msbrereH Seilts
Ii9en an bsr Spite mad 2Ouroes in Srants
reid, ss linb uisIs Rrants nit si8nen Bsts
ten bel benz 3tse, aud iou Der 3ag untsrs
ue9S nod ptsl 3uua5s betommsu. las Der
Ressr @essnO iinO lbsr 200 Perlousn
mitSspiISsrt.
OaSSu q ime n I tn Srtsr
uerbrau9te pro Bfsrb in 5 Bo3sn fur 8
Wart StrsumateriaI. Sect bat elm Gorfs
Iisferaut in Bremen ii5 erbOtsn, Sorfitrsu
gratis 81 Iiefern, wsnn ibm bafir Der Uiiit
phrhe.
Die Stabt DieOenbofsn iou cine
Ba6srlsitung srbaItsu. Ole SIeusn Don
WorIinSen iOlsn OaSu bsautt psrbsn.
Am abenb bss %. Gnsuit ssssn o
lbr seristb uuf cine bis isSt nod ai5t aufs
Jeftdrts Wsiie oas proutlorIi5e Dad zines
8IibOfsns Der Gtien5abu 8 Iuptpsrtliatte
in Saar5ritsu In 8rGuo, poSur4 au9 oas
angrsaSsuos DAD pss 8eytfdttsu. @sbdus
reS in RttleibeniGaft seIossu purbs. Der
Oar5 baS RoibiisnGI (RebsIborn) berbst'
9 ~ruisnsu raiSen Ollie 1T ss gu us,bantsn,
laB bas 6suer ni5t meter um ii5 sri unb
mad tarSsr Ssit ssl6i4t mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-19

Gage na4ber, mo BITE ibrisen @ebaubefas
gel aus tn 5laumen aufsinsen, gang uns
perisbrt bafeben bIisb. ginisen Der ger'
t4erunsscompasnien toffet bic @si9idte
500. 900. Der Correspondent tritt bann
oaflr eth, baB BITE 8.rT9erunssseieDi9af,
ten ben 6euerusbrleuten ben uerfdumteu
Eass!obn erfesen iousn.
Wtt Staunen frasten MIR uns, aIs uir
bas 0orsebenbe Iaien, Of man In Currents
burg etne polt,ei bat, unb wenn ia, uo,u,
He ba iff2 @arun1 lief fe ni&t aufrdus
menu War ni@t BITE gauge llHt.rtabt ss'
fdbrbet2
11nb bier ein amber StidIsin BON Der
2uremburaer StabtperuaItuns. SdbrIi&
wurbe III 9ursmburs cine 9ebermeRs abses
balten 3u beren Changing Der Stabts
ratb LANCE Sabre petitionirt bate. Oie
Hesteruns bewiaiste BITE Wsie unb bisielbe
warb 3iemli@ gut bei9idt unb gut btiu9t.
Ste warb In ben @sbdaIi&teiten bes
Stabtbauies abaebaIten. Wte es f&eint,
srbobsn GENTLE 9sute SppoRtion sessn bic
Wfefe unb Der Stabtratb beidIoB he absus
i9affen. aber bic Resieruns. ueiier, ses
nsbmiste ben Disqualification BeidIuS
nt4t. go fam Der Gag aur WsfIs beran.
2ablreide Wasen nit 2e6er fubren Dor Der
Wfarttbaae uor unb wartsten, bab linen
bieielbe ss6ffnet werbe, bamit bas 2ebsr
bort gum 9ertauf ausssbotsn perben
Tonne. Die Sale aber mar ni9t nur ni9t
se6Hnet, ionbern aud ni9t ausserdumt;
10 baB bic Bartender baIb su benz S9luHe
selansten, entweber babe bic StabtuerwaI,
tuns bic Wefe gang usrsefen obsr ss birfte
wobI bic abf9t Der wobu5bIi@en iidbtis
i4en Terwaltuns iein, cine 2ebermefe
dberbaupt ntdt abbalter su Ia1su. Dss
Wartens mlbe besaben fid i1IieBli1 msb.
rere Gerber mad Der &ssieruns uub in
ToIse bieies S1rittes murben aIsbaIb, auf
au%weiiuns uon oben. BITE Tbors Der Sale
se6ffuet unb beren Musrdumuns bssonneu.
Nun NOR aber bisiss Sabr mebr 0eber ,u.
sefibrt aIs uorbsr unb BITE Gerber s~rsieIten
aud before Yreie.
SIN anbern Stdbten sibt man f9 aQe
uenf9enm0sIi9e Wibe BITE @e'&dfte su
f6rbern, in %unisrer Iisbsn gatstitlot tbut
man bas @esentbsiI. Sancta simplicitas!
81 9urcmburg purbs Elm sbsmalissr
asent Hamens Stsinbsrser aus Wains ptrs
baftet. ST fol- in elmer Understanding
In Watn5 t5 zines Wsineibss iduIbis sea
madt baben. Suiiden Der Iursmburssr
unb Der bsifi@en &ssisruns perbsn nun
wesen Der ausIiefsruns Stsinbsrssr's nod
8srbaubIungen sspflosen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-19
eurembur8N@es aus Sranfrei6

S4on Iestes Sabr UNI bieie Belt tbsilts
uns unier Correspondent aus Yaris nit,
bas bic 9ursmburssr bort Anfalten trdfsn
einen nntetftlsunssuerein ,u srinben. Die
AnseIesenbeit besesnete sroBen S1misris:
teiten, BITE BON Seitsn Der &esieruns In
ben Wes seIest wurben. Sect III man
enbli9 10 nett, baB iid BITE @sisQi9aft cons
ftiifuirsn tonnte. Wir entusbmen 6ariber
elmer @orreiponbsns i'm Dtstir9er v9anbs
wtrtb" bas 5oIsenbe:
Cine sroBe 3abl ~unisrer tn Paris anidBi'
gen @ompatrioten bat itd an, IA. Aueuif
tn ben Sdlen bss Srn. Ssinri9 Risffer,
BouIsuarb WaIssbsrbes Nr. 10, suiammsns
sefunben, UNI ii5 iiber bic 9runbIassn be-
bufs BiIbuns zines Inter itiisunsspsrsins
80 einisen, ben iein Der Sauptitabt Srant,
reids unier benz Hamsn LA Luyembour-
geoise~ gu erridten beabRdtiseu. gu
gnoe Der Situns unb mad Iebbaften unb
beraIi4sn Osbatter, an welden piele Der
anweisnben iia bstbeiIisten, bat bic Der:
iammIuns untsr aassmsiuer 5ufimmuns
eth gomite ernannt, baB fi5 NIT benz wst'
tern IerioIs Der anseIesenbsitsn su 6es
f5dftisen baben pirb unb bas aus ben
nod ifebenbsn 9erren suiammsnssisst 1T {:
Fred. Beftort-G ontier, directeur de la
.Fonciere~ a Luxembourg; Oh. Bivort
dlrecteur propri6taire du Bulletin DIES Hal
les". 20 rue Royale; Adolph Ernser, BIZ
~joutier, ll2 rue de Provence; Jean Fa-
Der, Journalistic, 10 rue Racine; Theod.
Flammang glacier, 10 rue Pourtales, Jean
Goebel, brasseur, 6S boulevard Steer
main; Etienne Hamelius, Journalistic,
boulevard d'Enfer l45; Ferd. Hippert
re~presentant de commerce, 33 rue Poulet /;
Henri Kiefer, ~negociant, boulevard Ma
lesherbes Il; Bern. Pelfer, hote-
lier, 6 passage de la Madeleine; Matthias
Schultz, proprietaire du cafe Malesherbes,
2 boulevard Malesherbes Michel Schweis-
thai, patissier, ? boulevard Beaumarchais
Georges Weber. avocat a la cour d'appel,
rue St-Honore 2l7; Adam Weiss, pro-
prietare, % rue de Flandre. -Am Otus:
tas, %. ausuii bat sins swsite Ssriamms
lung ftattsefunbsn, in wel1er bic bsfniti'
pen gnti4eiounssn sstyoffsu wsrbsn iou'
ten. - Wir winidsn benz lobensuertbsu
Ssltreben ~uniersr Gompatrioten ben bsitsn
GrfolS unb bitten E...., pon benz mir
bisle WtttbeiIuug srbaltsn, uns iber ben
Ssrfauf Der Sa9s fernere Ssri9ts tutu:
lSidsn." 90 nett Der v2lnowirtb."
8ie uniere 9sisr uifsn, bsitsbt cine Der.
artiss 9eisaidaft felt Iansen Sabrsn in
&bsims unb blibt unb seSsiust. luisr
Barrier Correspondent witb uus Bel Seitsu
Statutsn u. /. 10. mittbsiIen, ME er usr'
ipro9sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-19
1T.
Original 6urrriponoen,.
9arsmburs, ben 81. aasuli 1882.

9arsmbars, ben 81. ausui 1882.
gnbIid mad Iinserm Stiui9weisen
babe i'd wieoer bas 9srsnisen, mid nit
ben lisbsn 2sisrn Der Sur. @a,stte" Al
untsrbaItsu; bod uirb ss penis grfreult
DIES istu, mas i5 bieiss Mal aubutii5su
babe. @laubt man ii9 bod mtttsn In
'i9ausrIids 9srblttuSe usrisSt! Hsgsn unb
nt6tS aIs &egenl DaS @rlte uno has
9sete, bas man f9 Sci Der Segssnung "a
iassn wsiS, TIT ni6tS ais 8soauern iiber
bas b6is, rssuati6s @sttsrl Oabei bat
man aber 9sIsgeubsit, Die unb ba, ein
pabrss 0ort ~ b6rsn! IS i9sint, @ott
bat uns uersshen; ss 1T audi fstn Bun.
Der, bic Ufenl9en psrseisn @Ott ia aud
isben Gag msbr unb msbr. @ir usroies
usn ni9t msbr ben Seseu @pttss." Sci.
Der ift oies au9 pabr: Der llualaube, bic
9IeidsiItigteit 9eseu Soft, RsIigion nno
Sssleubeil nimmt tdSli9 bu: iberau tritt
uns bic fraHsite Sinnlibtett unb @snub
iubt eutgsgsn. Wan lu9t, una oentt oil
ni9t5 anSerss, ais Ssrsuisen uno 9ult
barfeiten IN @enuBIu8t, inRIstbertra@t-
unb bsusr iisbt man BET Mobsfrauen nt@ts
InOerss ais ,ur llnltttIi6ts rsiSsness bsio.
nil9es Deleu =; IN @briu5t, In Ysr'
i5wenbuus iu9t man iid chamber su iibsr'
bIetsu. 0te 6oISen lOI6eH 8sisns, bic
Die uRb ba auftauGsu, ais ba iinb, &id.
gang bss @ObIftanbss, 3int unb Strsit
In ben 6lmIIten, llussre9tigtsitsn, subl.
loie YIo,e1s. SahfsIottS, Bei4piabslnn'
gen, 6susrsbyinits, 2ug unS getrug, WiB
brau9 oss ssI5sHttsn YsrtrausnS, RaHsn
bisbfabL unD frsoeIbaite gntusibuns our4
6la3t, fab 10 SismIi3 a~lIsutbaIbsn al Der
Ea8ssoronuns Sabrbsbnte binbur@ pirO
unier 9dno5sn mob bIntsn on benz uuisIt.
gen Santtra6; nod bat man bic urbsbsr,
bic Miti5aIoisen ni5t fsiseifelt Slid
Ii4srwsiis 1T absr bas llasIad ni9t ssraos
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-19
gefsifS-Suxembarg

uniere Ra9ri9ten aus Der Bros
ping finb oiesmaI ipirIi9. Wts ibsrisssu
BITE Neuisteiten seu6bnIi9 aus Der Voix
du Luxembourg; absr bur9 elm llnfau
an Der Brefe eridtsn bas BIatt isbr unre'
9eImdBis uub bic Nummern tamsn uiat in
3siten. 6srr WoreHse, Der 5erausssbsr,
muBte einen Wauu srtra aus Slris toms
men Ia6su, um benz lIsbsI an isiner
S9neIpre1e ab3ubsIfen.
Dem W e9aniter s. Wisnon
su @rapfontaias, sinsm isinsr @si5idli5'
teit wssen bstannten Wann, 1T bic aus,
3si9nuns 2. 81. ertbsilt worben.
Sum S9Sffen pon 6airs 1T l6srr
Z. 9sboule an Stsae pou 8. Noel ers
nannt worbeu, Der feline @ntIaiiuus ssses
ben,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-19

8ereinigte Staaten.

gBir ~entnebmcn bus ToIaenSe benz ,,9s
Wars Serolo" uon letter Wo6e:
v@eIturbrn. Srsitag Ra9t Issts Bo9s
ltarb In Sc WdrS TN Saule TIRES S3uis
seriobnsS, 6ris Ru5tp. mad msbrmouat!t'
dem 9siOsn an Der 0ahsriIGt, Trau @lt:
Sabstb Nrsnbt, Satin pon Sobn arenbt.
Die Seriforbene mar geboren su g6Sin:
gen im @rOBbersOstbum 9ursmburs I'M
Sabre 1920. Sun Sabre 1853 panbsrte
lie nit ibrsm @attsn mad Amsrita aus,
no fs ft5 tn Gete' hss Worts EopnIbip.
SatiOn GOuntp, anisbsItsu. SOr stpa
IA Sabren Fam bic Seridieosns nit ibrer
SamiIie mad BIpmoutb county uno beSos
cine Sarm On Berrp Greet. @tpa 8
Wonats Biriid bsfisl ls oorsrpd6ute Rrant
belt, un0 ale i9 oas uebel ueri9limmsrts,
sos fe s Gage Dor ibum EObs gu ibrsr
Gobtsr mad Sc WalS, I'M drStIi5sr Pflsse
udbsr bu lsin. Sbr Cob ptro alssmstn
%betrausyt, ba lie uOn allen ais quite @at:
tin, lorslame Nuttsr unb 5riliIi9es @sib
bstannt mar. M6ss fe im Ssnlsits fur
ben frummsn 0ebsnsuanbsI Selobuung
iinbsn,"
Sir oPurt gEaibiustun 8rituns"
i9reibt:
,,gluf benz BsgrdbnibpIate Der Roaer
@smeinbe in SrsSonia purbs am Samiias,
bas 6 MOnut o!te S6bndsn pon Deter
MGmer Sur Istten &ubs beliGttst.
gm 2. Sept. ilarb MAD furbsm &rau
t~enlaser, In Conn Belgium garI 9ispsr
TN alter uon As Sabrsn; bsrisIbs bintsr
IdBt cine Wittpe uub 3 Rinoer In suten
9srbaltniGsn. gr purbe am Oisnstas
Worssa auf benz @Ottssadsr Der 9siIis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-19
Grantret@ bat cine mdBis CUTE Wei'

G%rantret9 bat cine mdBis quite Wei'
senernte tbeiIs sen1a1t, tbeils tn MusH1t.
Sic pretie fur inIdnbiiaen @sisen ftnb in
ben erffen Wo@en bes Ausuif an ber part'
fee D6rfe etwas semi9en unb fanben fur
Waare, abItsferbar i'm September ober
DECEMBER 81 80 fur ben Buibel. Der
bur9 @infubrsn su bedenbe Bebarf wirb
auf go WiIioneu Buibsl ansenommen, su
benen BITE Ser. Staaten nit wObI Der 9dIfte
bsttrasen barften.
Deuti4Ianb bat trpt Der gerbees
runaeu BITE i1mere @emitter In man@en
@eaenben anseri1tst baben, cine quite Wits
teIernte an Wei3en unb msnisfens cine
WttteIernte on Rosssn. Die W~siSsnpreiie
fnb Mitts Iusuft iowobI an ben SnIanbs
rndrften oils an ben SeepIdSen me;4enb,
bod TIM 8ersIei@ NIT uns nod in,msr bod.
Neuer Weiien notirte an1 Is. Muguft in
Masbeburs 81 SO BET BuibsI.
Oefrei9 b~iesieits Der 2eitba bat In
u1an9en Qdhbern etne seu6bnIlde, In mans
den cine quite WitteIernbte. 1ngarn ers
aisIt etne auBerorbentIide grnbte. gn Der
2onboner @streibsb6rfe finb In ben Ietten
Tasen unsarii4e Wei3enmufter neuer
grnbte seaeist worben, bic sc, 664 unb 81
Pfunb. bas semeiisne guibeI. wosen.
RuBIanb. bate eins quite WitteIsrnbte
an SommerweiBen, bic fur einsn Iusfau
BON Wtnterwei3en rei9li9 enti&dbist; eS
fowobI, wie O,trsi9 unb bic iibIi9en 3d.
r,auIdnber werbsn nit uns auf ben enslt'
i4en unb frans0Riden Wdrtteu tonturris
rem. Dod mag bisie @oncurrenS babur@
sef@md9t werben, baB StaIieu, Spanien
unb portugal. Defenders bic Isttersn cine
WiBernbte, tn Solse pom Dirre erleiben
uub bic ndtitsn Nbnebu,er flr bic pom
S4warssn Wsere fommenben Senbunsen
finb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-09-19

8,euB gsmeisbs benz SdooB Der grbs
~iiberseben.
Srau slnna Warie Settles, farb am
Dienstas Worsen I'm 5auie ibrer Ni9ts
Trau Naan. Dis Usrbli9ene lit felt Ian.
ger 3.it IN 5er3waKeriu9t unb errei1te
bas utter uon 70 Sabren. Das Besrdb
mfg fanb am Wittwo4 auf ben bisiissn
(gort Waibinston) ct. Warien &ir@bofe
ifatt."
Gurreipanben3.
Wabaiba, Winn., Sept. 1s. 's2.
Wertber 9err Conner!
gIm 3ebnten September itarb TIM Conn
@lasssw, Wabaiba County, Winn.. ueries
ben nit ben 81. Stsrbeiatramenten, Wi&eI
Sacobp, TIM utter pen 81 Sabren, in SoIse
Der Waferiu9t, an Der er ieit 8 Sabren lit.
Ser gerfiorbsns war seboreu 3u Ross
pelt, TN @roBberBostbum, I'M Aprtl 1915.
SIM Gusuif 1874 reife er NIT ietner SAINT.
lie mad Amerifa unb ltsB it9 In Wabaiba
@itp, Ninn., niebsr. SIM folsenben Sabre
ffarb feline Satin, unb TN SuIi Iesten
Sabres rattle au9 Der Cob feline iinsfs
Eo4ier meg. Or bintsrldBt erwa1iene
Rinber, uouOn bte dltsite Eo9ter In @ucIib,
Winn., wobnt. Der dItefte Sobn III auf
Der pdterli9en Sarm unb Der iin9ite Be:
treibt ein gasnwaarenz unb 9rocelisse.
t4dft in Wabaibdm. r. l.. p.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-23
@atl gdsette
TUESDAY. MAY "a.
some Financial Facts.

If the taxpayers of this city want change
in the administration of city affairs they
can secure it by electing the Republican
candidates for City Council, but it will
prove change for the worse. 1t is true the
tax-rate has been increased from 81 to 81 .35
on the 500, but at the former rate, under
Republican rule, but few public improve
ments were effected, while the expenditures
were so much greater than the receipts that
floating debts were yearly contracted and
regularly funded at each session Of the
Legislature and added to the city's
bonded debt. This was the manner in
which Republican City Councils conducted
the city affairs upon tax rate of 81 on the
500.
Ten years ago under the old regime the
assessed valuation of property reached
5000, 900, while last year, Notwithstanding
the many additions and improvements of
the past decade, the city assessment did not
amount to S23,000,000. And while this
unreasonable reduction benefited the own
ers Of large and valuable properties it left
the small properties practically unchanged,
thus imposing the burden of taxation upon
those who were least able to bear it.
When the Democratic City Council came
into power, in 1873, it found a depleted
treasury and exhausted appropriations, with
large amount of necessary work ON hand
which had accumulated during the summer
because the money raised by taxation for its
performance had been recklessly expended
for n0litical nurDneaa Than a. ,,,os A.. a..
policy of running city affairs on low tax
rate in order to make false semblance of
economy, which the Republican councils
had pursued for years, with ruinous results,
was found to be no longer practicable, and
the peoples representatives came to the con-
elusion that municipal affairs should in the
future be conducted on cash basis.
The present tax-rate is amply sufficient to
meet all the reasonable expenses of the city
government. Indeed, with a fair assess
ment it will stand considerable reduction,
II the assessment increases in accordance
with the improvement of property from
year to year the same tax-rate will answer
to meet the expenses, which must neces-
sarily increase as the city grows larger But
II, ON the contrary, as has been the case dur
ing the past few years, the assessment
diminishes, notwithstanding the new houses
that go up, the tax-rate is bound to in
crease and there is no help for it. This,
however, is matter entirely in the hands
of the Board of Revision, an institution
created by the Legislature at the request of
a Republican City Council.
The Democratic City Councils, therefore,
are entitled to the credit of stopping the
constant increase of the city's bonded debt
in order to get along on a low tax rate, and
of placing the city finances in healthier
condition than they have been for years.
They have also honestly expended the
peoples money, and perfected more i'm
provements in three years out of the city's
ordinary revenues, than the Republican
Councils did in ten years. On the whole we
believe the people will do well to continue
the city under its present efficient manage
ment.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-23
DELAWARE CITY.
John G. Higgins House Entered b,
Thieves-Heavy Haul Of Herring.

John G. Higgins House Entered by
Thieves-Heavy Haul Of Herring.
Especial correspondence OF the Gazette
DELAWARE CITY, May 22.-The farm
house of John c. Higgins, Esq, custom
house officer of this port, which is situated
out of the city limits, was entered by thieves
on Saturday night. The thieves took gold
watch belonging to Mrs. Higgins and about
SIS in money. They also entered the house
of Anthony Higgins, father of John c. Hig-
gins, who lives near st. Georges, and helped
themselves to eatables, when they left with
out taking anything of any value.
The Republican nomination election for
sheriff and coroner passed off very quietly
here on Saturday. 1t was so lifeless that it
hardly seemed that an election was being
held.
Fourty thousand herring were caught at
one haul of the seine in the locks this morn
ing. The catch of herring has been exceed
ingly large this year, small nets catching as
high as 1000 herring in one day. Fifty
cents hundred is the ruling price now.
Mr.. Simpson of Dry Dock fame, was in
town yesterday.
care you going out to see the train come
In ~ has become quite an evening by-word.
Many of our fair sex are to be seen in the
evenings vending their way out to the
depot to see the train arrive.
Why does not the Adams Express Com
pany open an office here now that we have
daily trains 1t would make it very cOnve-
nient, as our nearest express office is at
kirkwood.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-23

JOSEPH L. CARPENTER, JR., will be the
next Mayor of Wilmington. He will be
elected by the votes of the people who want
a Mayor uncontaminated by "Ring" in
huence or ''bossism" and desire to emphat-
cally rebuke the coterie of corrupt politi-
clans who, Notwithstanding their offensive
record of official extravaganza and Water
Department defalcations, are endeavoring to
again get control of municipal affairs. A
triumph of the Republican party at the city
election would be a triumph for the old
"City Ring" and all the ingenuity of the
Republican papers will fail to convince the
people to the contrary.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-23
ADJUSTMENTS TO COME.
Excursions, Picnics and Concerts by w
mingtOn Organizations.

Excursions, Picnics and Concerts by Will
mingtOn Organizations.
On Thursday evening the Rugby Literary
Society will give its anniversary exercises in
the Opera House. The programme is an
extensive one and promises to be full of in
terest 1t will consist of music, reeitations,
essays and dramas.
The tenth anniversary of jefferson Council,
No. 10, o. U. A. M, will take place In the
Odd Fellows Hall on Saturday evening,
9th inst.
COwan Senate will hold its first grand
annual picnic on Tuesday May 80, in Rosen-
dale Park, and Prof. Ritchie's orchestra will
furnish the music for dancing.
At Schuetzen Park, on Thursday, June
l, the Irish Nationalists will give their fifth
annual picnic. Eugene McDermott will be
master of Ceremonies
The second annual picnic of the Fleetwood
Assembly is to be held at Schuetzen Park
on Thursday, June s.
st. Mary's T, A. B. Pioneer Corps will
give an excursion to Chestnut Grove, on the
Thomas CLYDE. on Monday. Lnnn 10 Mum
| ber of tickets limited.
The Young Peoples Lutheran Association
are to give their second annual excursion to
Andalusia, on the steamer John A. Warner,
Monday, June 25. The City Cornet Band
will furnish music.
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The daily gazette., 1882-05-23

TOMORROW will be an interesting day for
telegraphic news, with the Independent Re
publican Convention in session in Philadel-
phia and the Derby races going on across
the water Both these events will be fully
reported in the GAZETTE, together with an
interesting array of other news by wire, and
all for one cent. Surely the people are for
tunate in being able to procure such a
thoroughly good newspaper for SO low
price.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-23

THE NEW COMET, according to Prof.
sharpless of Hayerford College, reached its
nearest point to the earth yesterday-about
eighty-tive millions of miles Instead of
lightly skipping over this trine of interven-
ing distance the comet kindly took a turn
and darted off in the direction of the sun at
the rate of a million miles per day. So the
earth is spared this time, and timid people
can sleep easily until the next comet shoots
in our direction.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-23
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The immediate future has In store matters
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WIN the facts occurring and to occur. The
pollcy OF the government but partially
developed by the New Administration, was
last winning the confidence of the people.
When the hand OF the assassin placed control
OF affairs III charge of a faction whose leaders
nave not at all times received favorable criti-
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The daily gazette., 1882-05-23

A VOTE FOR the Republican candidates
for City Council is vote to place the Water
Department under the control of those
whose last management was marked by
extravaganza and defalcation. Do the
people want these worthless to get their hands
on the Water Department revenues again (?
The daily gazette., 1882-05-23

The HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, had
another flibustering session yesterday after
noon, the minority being under the leader
ship of Mr.. Randall. The ex-Speaker is no
novice in this business, and with a much
smaller minority in charge he defeated the
infamous "force bill" and other detestable
legislation which an insolent majority at
tempted to foist upon the country during the
winter of 1874,
The daily gazette., 1882-05-23

DR.. WALES need not bother himself about
prescribing for Democrats. He will need all
his medical ability to prescribe for himself
and his party friends on election day, in
order to prepare them for the general
decentralization that will then seize them.